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Posted: Feb 5, 2004 06:22 pm
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I'm looking for a video containing routines with coins to use in a parlour situation (not manipulation). In other words I need something suitable for standing-up, with no need for a table, visible in a parlour setting and which has a plot or any sort of original presentation. (I'm thinking for example to coin in bottle, Ammar's coins through silk, miser's dream...)
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Bill Hegbli
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Posted: Feb 5, 2004 08:04 pm
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Academy,
You answered your own question. Mike Ammar for coin in bottle and pat page for miser dream.
There just isn't that much you can do stand up with coins.
Bill
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Posted: Feb 6, 2004 06:35 pm
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Thank you for your useful information. Beside the routines I mentioned any other strikes your mind. Maybe something which is not "coin magic" but is related with coins...
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Posted: Feb 6, 2004 07:58 pm
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Try the daied Roth dvds they have triks like hanging coins coin in bottle c/s routines etc...
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Harry Murphy
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Posted: Feb 6, 2004 08:14 pm
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There are a number (maybe even a ton!) of coin tricks that can be done stand-up.
Danny Korem has very nice coins to glass in his book “Korem Without Limits”. The routine was designed for stand-up venues and can be played to an audience of up to 500. Danny has several stand-up routines in his book that are specifically designed for that size venue.
John Kennedy has a different handling in his “Visible Coins to Glass”.
I think that the time spent learning a coin “Roll-down” flourish is well spent. It is a nice show-off move that is visible to even fairly large groups. Do the flourish, and then use the coins for the coins to glass.
Troy Hoosier has a book and several DVD’s addressing just that topic. Look at all the versions of the 3-Fly theme (an other coins across themes).
Years ago Steve Ducheck put out a Zombie like routine using a jumbo coin that ended with the coin turning into a fan of paper bills. I remade the gimmick using a silver dollar rather than a jumbo coin. It played well and was visible.
Johnny Fox performs a series of coin flourishes in his Festival act. The act plays for audiences of about 1000 people (some times more!). Johnny displays five coins and then does a series of multiple coin finger rolls. He then does multiple coin rolls using both hands at the same time, does a Roll Out and concludes with a coin balanced on the pad of each finger (does it under a handkerchief and whisks the handkerchief away showing the coins with a loud “TA-DA!”). He does the muscle pass of a coin openly, visibly, and as a joke (If I had done this 200 years ago you would have said, “burn him!” Now you say “so what!”) Puts the coins away and goes into his cups and balls.
I think that is enough to get you thinking about what you want in your act.
The artist formally known as Mumblepeas!
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Posted: Feb 7, 2004 01:19 am
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You can also check out Gary Kurtz' A1 video called Creating Magic. He has a nice coin act called Misty Like a Dream...he also has a few other (non coin) routines that would be suitable for parlour..
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Posted: Feb 7, 2004 06:02 am
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I think max maven has some good stuff that you'd be interested oin
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Good to here.