From the lush, mystical lands of the Sierra Nevada Mountains near Lake Tahoe, California, we bring you one of the finest selections of close-up magic that’ll make your heart race and your audiences laugh. Dan Harlan's Premium Blend showcases a handpicked assortment of his best routines, refined through years of experience and performance. Whether you’re into the smooth sophistication of masterful sleight-of-hand or the delightful simplicity of engaging presentations, there’s something here that’ll tickle your fancy.
Volume Five - Funny Business
BUSINESS CARD NIGHTMARE -- Watch as a drawing of three different length ropes transforms into ropes of the same length using the infamous Out-to-Lunch principle. Good luck explaining that one!
YOUR FORTUNE -- Two halves of borrowed bills go poof, only to be discovered sealed inside fortune cookies held by spectators the whole time. Fortune favors the bold, right?
PENNED-IN -- A borrowed dollar morphs into an I.O.U. right in the spectator's hand. The kicker? The bill is revealed rolled up inside a pen they’ve been clutching. Talk about a twist!
PICTURE THIS -- An entire card trick performed using photographs, which somehow align perfectly with the spectator's choices. You’ll leave them guessing about your psychic abilities.
TENYO ZIG-ZAG CRAYON -- This classic crayon cutting trick gets a fresh presentation that justifies its existence. Perfect for all ages, because who doesn’t love a little colorful magic?
ART EXCHANGE -- A spectator’s drawing swaps places with your masterpiece in a flash, with zero false moves. Just pure magic, folks.
HOTEL PARADOX -- An age-old puzzle of 10 travelers in 9 rooms becomes a mind-boggling physical trick that still holds up. Your audience will be scratching their heads!
CAPTAIN DREAD -- The spectator transforms into a pirate, embarking on a treasure hunt with the help of a ghostly Captain Dread. Arrr, matey!
"SCUOWVIC JO OML," which translates to "Perspective is All," -- A selected card is revealed by this cheeky motto. Because why not throw in some linguistic flair?
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