Ronjo Sideshow Deck by Gary Brown /1001

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$35.00Excl. tax

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EAN Code:: 70629604125

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Step Right Up! See the World’s Greatest Sideshow! The Sideshow is coming to your town!

WATCH the Giraffe-Necked Woman of Burma stretch her impossibly long neck!

SEE Hercules, King of Strongmen lift the entire audience on his concrete-like shoulders!

MARVEL at Indestructo The Human Cannonball fired from a cannon in a fiery blast!

WONDER as Alexander, The Man Who Knows, reads your mind!

Your spectator freely selects one of fifteen tickets to the Sideshow. You show them that the cards bear the names of different cities to which the Sideshow will travel on the reverse, and have them keep the selected city hidden.

Then comes the Sideshow! By ribbon spreading groups of cards, you introduce your spectators to the Giraffe Necked Woman, Hercules – The Strongman and Indestructo – The Human Cannonball. These beautiful and intriguing cards, featuring gorgeous graphics from vintage circus posters, will leave your audience enchanted and wishing for more!

And then the finale – Alexander, The Man Who Knows. Spread the whole deck to demonstrate how his electromagnetic vision will peer into your spectator’s mind, announcing the chosen city. The custom printed deck does all the work for you.

Mike IhrigPosted on 8 July 2021 at 21:17

I was actually trolling for other magic and stumbled on this. It looked unique, so I ordered it. Ronjo sent it out in lightning speed and while not a show stopper, it is fun and easy to do. The three feats by the human cannonball, giraffe lady and strong man, really lead up to Alexander, who divines the city of the ticket in which a performance was held. Super graphics, an easy almost non force and a sense of movement with the cards adds to the effect. Note: Do not rely on the ticket number as they are hard to read and use your imagination to tell a great story. We are all storytellers, aren't we? Also, I don't like the QR code. but you need to see the explanation to perform the trick.

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