Behold! ‘Fandango’ by Ben Harris: A legendary card magic manuscript from 1985, now reborn! Witness the instant & visual ‘Sandwich Plot’. Learn direct handlings & ‘Fandazzle’! A must-have for magicians!
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Fandango by Ben Harris: A Revolutionary Card Magic Classic
Step into the world of card magic with Fandango, a groundbreaking manuscript released in 1985 by Ben Harris. This masterpiece has become a cornerstone for card “printing” and “sandwich” routines, setting the stage for many advanced techniques that followed.
Imagine captivating your audience as a signed card instantly appears between two Jokers. Fandango offers a unique and visually stunning method to make this happen. Unlike any other, this technique allows you to propel the selected card into position smoothly and effortlessly.
Key Highlights:
- Instant and Visual: Both the original gimmicked and non-gimmicked handlings are explained and illustrated, providing flexibility for magicians of all levels.
- Modern Streamlining: Ben Harris brings the concept up to date with streamlined get-ready techniques. Discover two advanced handlings: FANDAZZLE and DIRECTOR’s Cut.
- Comprehensive Guide: Originally published in 1985 and digitally updated in 2009, this 26-page manuscript contains 3959 words of detailed instructions, equivalent to 15 standard pages of text.
Whether you’re a seasoned magician looking to refine your craft or a newcomer eager to learn, Fandango is an essential addition to your repertoire. Experience the magic and elevate your performances with this timeless classic.
Discover Fandango by Ben Harris, a 1985 classic that revolutionizes card magic with instant, visual sandwich routines. Perfect for magicians of all levels, it includes modern handlings and comprehensive instructions.
Released in 1985, Fandango became a cornerstone for a variety of card “printing” and “sandwich” routines that would later be developed by the author. Here is the original manuscript with original photographs teaching this instant and highly visual sandwich concept.
In effect, a signed card instantly appears between two Jokers. Classic “Sandwich Plot,” but the method is what differentiates this. Fandango allows you to propel the selected card into position between the Jokers.
It’s instant and visual. Both the original gimmicked and non-gimmicked handlings are explained and illustrated.
The author then brings the concept right up to date by streamlining the get-ready to within inches of it’s life. Two handlings are described. FANDAZZLE and DIRECTor’s Cut. Card magic does not get much more visual or direct than this!
1st edition 1985, 1st digital edition 2009; 26 pages.
word count: 3959 which is equivalent to 15 standard pages of text
