The magician displays about 15 indifferent cards and asks a spectator to think of one of the "possible cards" in the packet. When the spectator names the card he has thought of, that it is impossible... because when the cards are displayed again, they are all the same, and different from the spectator's card, which he could not choose! The cards specially printed to perform this trick are provided in Dominique Duvivier's "Let's Have a Dream" trick, which you can get in our Mayette magic store: https://mayette.com/en/card-towers/1111-let-s-have-a-dream  

The magician displays about 15 indifferent cards and asks a spectator to think of one of the "possible cards" in the packet. When the spectator names the card he has thought of, we see that it is impossible... because when the cards are displayed again, they are all the same, and different from the spectator's card, which he could not have chosen! He then takes a deck out of its case, and mysteriously produces the card that had been freely thought of! The cards specially printed to perform this trick are provided in Dominique Duvivier's "Let's Have a Dream" trick, which you can get in our Mayette magic store: https://mayette.com/en/card-towers/1111-let-s-have-a-dream  

You show the 10 of Diamonds, and place it face down on the table. Then you take the other three 10s, and put the deck aside. But these three cards are particularly weird because if you turn the 10 of Spades face down and spread this small packet again, there is only one card left face up; and what's more, a fourth card has just materialized in your hands! The 10 of Diamonds on the table turns first into the 10 of Spades, then instantly into the Ace of Spades! And the icing on the cake is that you no longer have the 10s, but a Royal Flush in Spades! All cards are handed out for examination. A real miracle! You can get the gimmicks used for this trick in our Mayette store: www.mayette.com  

A card is chosen, and lost in the deck. Any two cards are placed face down on the table; the deck is set aside. The two cards turn magically into two red kings, and a card appears audibly face down in between the two face up kings; this sandwiched card is shown: it is of course the chosen card!  

Imagine that you have to perform in the following situation: you are in a train, so you are standing, the spectators are sitting, they are right in front of you, you have to fight against the sway of the train... this trick has been designed for these particular conditions. The four Aces are shown to have the remarkable property of magically flipping face up and face down in pairs. A real delight for your spectators.  

The magician displays the Ace of Spades, which he sets aside on the table. He also has some blank faced cards. These cards will be printed one by one and turn into normal cards. And in the end, the Ace of Spades that was set aside has now turned blank!  

Dominique Duvivier's version on a basic idea of Dai Vernon. An extremely convincing "Triumph". Success guaranteed!  

Dominique Duvivier offers a "light" version of the "Coins in Glass / Duvivier Coin Box" routine. Four coins are enclosed in a small metal box. A first coin travels invisibly into his hand, then all the coins go through the table together. The climax is incredible: to prove the impossibility of everything that has just happened, the magician shows that the box is in fact a solid block, and that it could never have contained anything! You can buy the product « Routine complète Duvivier coin box Eisenhower » in our secret shop, to which only "I'm addicted to magic" subscribers have access.  

A stage trick adapted to be performed in close-up. The spectator makes a small tambourine by closing the two ends of a small tube with tissue paper and two small rings. The magician then makes some coins appear inside the mini tambourine! Simple, but devilishly effective!  

The magician shows four 10s of Clubs on one side, and four Queens of Clubs on the other. He exchanges a single card from each packet, and the others mysteriously follow. He performs the effect a second time, and as a climax, he shows that he now has a four of a kind in 10s on one side (Spades, Hearts, Clubs and Diamonds), and a four of a kind in Queens on the other side! Everything is handed out for examination.  

This trick is a variation of "Chicago Opener" by Frank Garcia. Dominique Duvivier described it in his first book in 1974, and elsewhere on this platform. In this version, the first card is freely thought by the spectator. Success guaranteed!  

The magician displays the two red Kings from the deck and explains that they are "Ghost Cards". He will prove it in various ways during the routine since one of the Kings will "disintegrate", the chosen cards will transform, materialize, dematerialize... A maelstrom of effects that will make your spectators dizzy, all this with a regular deck that can be borrowed!  

The "exact" protocol of the "Collector" principle as taught to Dominique by Derek Dingle is scrupulously respected here, namely: - The four Aces are placed face up aside at the beginning of the trick. - Three cards are chosen, and are lost in the deck. - The four Aces are put on top off the deck. - And without shuffling or any other manipulation, the Aces "collect" the chosen cards, i.e. they are found face down in between the four face up aces! This version conceived by Dominique Duvivier is a real miracle!  

This video is the live version of "3 Queens Elmsley Duvivier" already published on Double Fond TV. 5 cards are placed clearly in the shirt pocket at the beginning of the trick. 2 cards are freely chosen, and lost in the deck, which is placed on the table. The magician takes the 5 cards, fans them, and turns the two cards at the ends face up, as well as the one in the center: 3 queens are then revealed; the most extraordinary thing is that the 2 face down cards sandwiched between the 3 queens are the 2 chosen cards!  

The magician takes the Ace, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Spades from the deck. One by one, each of these cards, placed in the center of the packet, magically rises to the top of the packet. The last one, the 5 of Spades, turns into the 5 of Hearts. Then the four 5s appear, and then the red and the black cards are now separated in the deck! Guaranteed impact!  

A "little exercise in style" as Dominique announces: Aces are lost then magically come back in three increasingly confusing phases and, it must be admitted, it's a bit annoying! Follow the Master!