Just Passin' Thru

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Imagine a piece of magic so incredible, so visually stunning, that it looks like trick photography...but it's happening live, inches from your face

A borrowed bill of any denomination is clearly and openly folded around a pencil. The bill is shown front and back to completely enwrap the pencil. With no moves, nothing added or taken away, almost instantly the pencil visually penetrates through the bill! The bill is once again wrapped around the pencil, but this time the pencil slowly... very slowly... melts... through... the bill

You will enjoy performing this effect as much as your audience will be delighted watching it. With how incredibly easy "Just Passin' Thru" is to do coupled with the fact that all you need to carry is a pencil, this effect just might soon become one of your perennial favorites.

In addition, we have included Lonnie Chevrie's "Finger Thru Bill"... an amazingly visual, impromptu feat of magic that you will put to use immediately as the perfect follow-up to "Just Passin' Thru" or for those times when you don't have a pencil.

Comes complete with detailed, step-by-step and thoroughly illustrated instruction booklet which guides you through every nuance in an almost frame-by-frame manner. Also included is a bonus DVD which contains performances of "Just Passin' Thru" and "Finger Thru Bill" by their creators as well as a detailed explanation for "Just Passin' Thru" for those of you who learn better visually.

Available from your favorite magic dealer.

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Reviews

Official Review

August 21st, 2003 11:36am Rating:

Reviewed by Brad Henderson

I had heard some of the Internet hype about this routine and decided to invest. In short, it is a pencil through bill effect. Good concept, visual magic, easy to do. Is it however the best investment for your money? After all, Just Passin' Through was developed, according to the creator, after seeing Copperfield perform Wenk's Misled. Which is better? Well, Just Passin' Through employs a gimmicked pencil. Misled, a removable gimmick. Both are visually interesting, but I think more can be done with the Misled gimmick. Undoubtedly, more HAS been done with the Misled gimmick. As to the examinability issues. The author claims that after performing the effect, heat will be on the bill, not the pencil. I disagree. Think about it. Magi borrows YOUR bill. Magic passes HIS pencil through the bill. Magi hands your bill back. Sure I'm going to want to make sure the bill isn't ripped, but I'm not going to INSPECT the... [Read More]