Child's Play III Standard or Dress Model

                    Curse of the Black Ball

  The magician has 5 people from the audience select a marble from a bag.  Four will select a white marble and one a black one.  The magician will always know who selected the black marble.  Effect 2: A spectator is asked to place a black marble in either hand behind their back or they can place one black and one white marble in each hand behind their back.  They are then asked to bring their closed fists out.  The magician can then reveal which hand has the black marble. The "device" is extremely clever and undetectable. You won't believe it yourself. Child's Play III comes with everything you need to perform, including the gimmick, marbles with black velvet bag, and detailed instructions.   Magic Magazine March 2006 said, " Clever idea, good product worthy of consideration, priced reasonable". $240.00 plus $8.00 S/H.    We now have a Deluxe Dress Model Stealth available by special order only.  The cost of the Deluxe Dress Model is $395.00 plus $8.00 S/H in USA.  If you e-mail or call I will be happy to give you information on the features of the dress model.   Both models are full fuction with many features. Click on the image to the left to see a picture of both models. We also reccomend using "Scorpion" or "The Relic" by Outlaw Effects with our Child's Play products.  These effects make a great add on to our product.   They can be found at www.outlaw-effects.com .  We are not responsible for misuse of the "Scorpion" in performances.

Extra bag with marbles $12.00 plus $5.25 s/h

                          Child's Play I

This is a twist on the old kids game "Guess Which Hand?".  The game can go on and on and the magician will always be able guess which hand holds the Listerine packet.  A great Mentalist bit. Child's Play comes with everything you need to perform, including the gimmick and detailed instructions and 3 different routines.  Magic Magazine March 2006 said, " Good product worthy of consideration" $65.00 plus $6.00 S/H  in USA

We also reccomend using "Scorpion"  or "The Relic" by Outlaw Effects with our Child's Play products.  These effects make a great add on to our product.   They can be found at www.outlaw-effects.com .  We are not responsible for misuse of the "Scorpion" in performances.  Bag with marbles available (see above) $12.00 plus $5.25 s/h

                            The PK Ring

This is a 100% Neodymium Rare Earth Magnet which is one of the strongest made at N40.  It is fashioned into a ‘wedding band' style ring with beveled edges and is silver plated for durability.  This utility device can be used for many effects from- stopping a watch to an impromtu chop cup routine or a perfect shuttle pass.  You are limited only by your imagination.  IPerfect for our Child's Play products. .

Available in silver $20.00 Plus $4.00 S/H

State ring size when ordering.  All sizes available.  

          Collectable Solid Crystal Paper Weight

There were only 145 of these paper weights made. The crystal has a rabbit peering from a top hat. The base has playing cards scattered around. One card is turned over so that it is the only one. A card could be forced and then shown on the crystal. All crystals are numbered. $20.00Plus $8.00 S/H  in USA each. 

                It's Pizza Time by Max Gordon

A spectator is chosen (totally at random) and is handed a take-out menu from a Pizza Delivery Company.

“In your mind, please make your choice from the menu and think about what time you would like it delivered during this show." (The time chosen to be within the performance duration.)

The spectator is then asked to stand up and shout, “It’s Pizza Time” when the time he has in his mind has arrived.

When the time arrives and the spectator stands up and calls out that it is Pizza Time, the performer then provides a quick re-cap of what has taken place so far. “You, sir, were chosen at random. We have not met nor spoken prior to the show, is that correct? I asked you to mentally select a Pizza topping and the exact time when it should be delivered. Is that correct?" (Yes.) For the first time, please confirm at what time you stood up. What kind of Pizza did you choose?" Let's say he chose ham and pineapple.

The performer now hands a delivery note (that has been on the table all evening) to the spectator who is asked to read out exactly what is written on top of the delivery note: "My name, address, and zip code," says the spectator.

"Is the address spelt correctly?" asks the performer. "Yes” is the reply. "Great, what menu option has been chosen?" asks the performer.

"Ham and Pineapple" confirms the spectator. "And what did you actually choose?" and the spectator replies that he actually chose ham and pineapple!

"So I have correctly predicted who would choose which pizza and the delivery address! Guess what I have here?" asks the performer holding what appears to be a square box covered by a large napkin. Everyone will of course assume it is a real pizza in the box.

"For various reasons it would be impractical for me to have brought along a real pizza, but just to prove I knew exactly when you would want your pizza delivered, I brought this along.”

The performer lifts the napkin to reveal a square pizza box. The performer then lifts out the contents of the box revealing it to be a full size kitchen clock. The clock is then turned towards the audience to show that the time has been set for exactly the same time as that chosen by the spectator and the clock is not moving at all. The performer does not have to move any buttons or physically alter the time on the clock and everything is clean and smooth. The back is then shown to have no battery (in fact tape is over the battery compartment). And as it is a battery-operated clock it is impossible for it to have kept the time without batteries.

As a consolation prize for not getting a real pizza, the spectator can even be given the clock to keep with the performer's compliments. That's right -- you can let them keep the clock!

The clock is not gimmicked in any way, and the performer does not have to set the clock manually as it is lifted out of the box.

Replacement kitchen clocks can be obtained from most Dollar Stores or Kitchen stores for a couple of dollars. A small electronic gizmo does the dirty work and the rest is explained in the instructions.

Lists for $175.00  My Price $125.00

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