Crazy Cube

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Mind reading was never this easy. The spectator examines two plastic tubes, two caps for the tubes, and an ordinary die. With the magician's back turned, the spectator selects one of the numbers on the die and seals it inside the smaller of the two tubes. That tube is placed inside the larger tube, which is also sealed. Still, the magician instantly knows which number the spectator is thinking of. It never fails. Easy to demo, and easy to sell.

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Reviews

June 1st, 2010 10:10am Rating:

Reviewed by Thomas Sciacca

Yes. I got one of these in one of Marshall Brodien's T.V. magic kits when I was a boy. Yes, it's one of those 'kid-kit' tricks that, despite OUR familiarity with them...there are plenty of folks young and old, who were never into magic, and have never seen this trick! These 'same' people, believe it or not, have never met one of crazy cube's cousins, the imp bottle (my first store bought trick). What more can I say except that this trick WORKS! ON ADULTS! It unfortunately gets overlooked I KNOW, because it usually lives on the Adam's novelty rack, which many of us abandoned when we grew up and into more complex effects and routines. Go back to the phrase IT WORKS! Years ago, Eddie Fields published a booklet entitled Artful Dodges. Now, crazy cube was not covered in this book, but yet another 'kid effect' was= 'color vision'! Not only did Fields tip his handling, but he includes Ed Marlo's version, which lifts 'color vision' to a much higher plane. More recently,... [Read More]