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Dotty Domino by Alan Warner
(c. 1972) (Submit Review) (Submit Update)AN ENTIRELY SELF-CONTAINED EFFECT FOR YOUR POCKET!
Effect: The performer displays a wooden domino (3″ by 1 3/4″), black with white spots, which he momentarily places behind his back, then shows that THE SPOTS HAVE CHANGED TO BLUE. Repeating the move, the spots revert to WHITE again. Offering to perform the effect a little slower, the performer once more places the domino behind his back and again the spots change from white to blue and then back to white.
Not surprisingly, the spectators are suspicious that the domino is merely being turned over each time it is hidden from their view, but when they have the opportunity to turn it over themselves they find, to their amazement, that THE SPOTS ON THE BACK OF THE DOMINO ARE ALL DIFFERENT COLOURS!
- ONLY ONE DOMINO USED
- NOTHING ADDED OR TAKEN AWAY!
- NO SWITCH!
- NO FLAPS!
This novel effect slips easily into the pocket and is always ready for the moment when someone says, “Show us a trick!”
The apparatus comes complete with The Alan Warner Routine.
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Approx. Price: $90.00 (2003) ***
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George Guerra –
Straight forward prop with a punch
This is a single domino from Alan’s earlier years that allows you to do the "sucker move" with the colors on the dots. White becomes blue and back to white again, all behind your back. Well, that’s simple enough till someone asks you to turn over the domino and a rainbow of colors greets them. Nice idea and a cute pocket trick. I like it. Art Emerson years ago apparantly came up with a routine incorporating this item with Do-Mini-O and actually sold the two as a set but, unfortunately, I am not aware of his ideas.