Calendarium

The calendar effect is a classic that was presented by well -known wizards such as Ted Danson, Patrick Page and Alex Elmsley in various variants. I also tried many versions and developed my own, which is particularly practical and simple. My trick requires minimal preparation and is immediately ready for use after the demonstration.

With just two card games, e.g. with contrasting backs, a tailor -made game can be put together, which only takes a few minutes. The trick even works with tarot cards and gives the effect a mystical touch. There is nothing to remember or calculated so that you can concentrate entirely on the presentation.

The calendar you use is an unprepared pocket calendar. If your equipment is lost, you will find replacement (card game, pen, calendar) in every department store, which makes this trick a perfect emergency trick.

The preparation is limited to labeling the calendar once and marking 26 cards in one word. In the simplest scenario, the viewer chooses any day in the calendar, and the corresponding card is pulled out of the stack and presented. This card has a marked back, matching your presentation.

The trick is flexible: it can be adapted for close-up demonstrations and the stage. You get the complete set including manuscript, pocket calendar and a prepared card game. You just have to label the cards.