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Introducing the Bill 2 Can (Pro Series Vol 6) by Paul Romhany - eBook DOWNLOAD! If you're a seasoned magician looking to add a signature piece to your repertoire, this 50-page gem has your name written all over it. Paul spills the beans on two distinct routines for his iconic Bill To Can effect, a staple of his comedy magic shows for over 25 years. Trust us, this isn't your average "pull a rabbit from a hat" nonsense.
Remember when Paul first unleashed his original Impossible Bill To Can on national television? The magic community was buzzing, with whispers of stooges and impossibilities. But here’s the kicker—Paul had been honing a no-stooges routine long before that TV moment. It’s the real deal, folks. This book gives you the lowdown on both versions he's performed on stages and screens around the world—from cruise ships to corporate gigs.
Version One kicks off with a can of Baked Beans that sits proudly on display. The audience knows it’s sealed, and the magician keeps it in view as he carries on with his routine. When the time is right, a signed bill meets its fiery fate (or gets shredded if you’re on a cruise—safety first, right?). In a magical twist, the can is opened to reveal that very same bill. Simple? Sure. Effective? Absolutely.
Version Two takes things up a notch. Here, the magician hands the can to a spectator, who holds it like it’s the Holy Grail. A $100 bill is borrowed, signed, and sealed in an envelope, only to succumb to a dramatic (and comedic) burn. But wait! The magician isn’t defeated. A $10 bill, signed and folded, visibly transforms into the $100 bill. The spectator opens the can, and guess what? It’s the signed $10 bill inside. And here’s the kicker—you never touch the can again once it’s in the spectator's hands. How's that for a showstopper?
“The real value of this is the detailed routine itself. There were a few times while reading this that I burst out laughing. To get that from reading a script is rare. Another nice thing about some of the comedy in the routine is the fact that one bit in particular will require acting to pull off. It's not Academy Award acting that's needed, but it's different from simply stating a line and waiting for the laugh. I LIKE this, as it gives the comedy a naturalness that's missing so often from a magic routine.”
- Cris Johnson, Magic Reviewer
Pages: 50 - 8" x 5" - PDF format - Black and white photos
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