In this volume, Harlan shows you how to whip up a storm of mystery and excitement, all while charming the socks off an audience in the cutthroat world of trade shows. Each effect is tied to the theme of trade shows but explores a delightful mix of plots and methods that will keep any crowd on the edge of their seats. The fun kicks off with "Repeat Business," a clever twist on the classic Six-Card Repeat that'll have spectators thinking their chances of snagging a prize are multiplying faster than rabbits in spring. Next up, to really hammer home the benefits of whatever product or service you're showcasing, Dan conjures up a gem known as "Price, Quality, Service," a modern take on the Professor's Nightmare. The first act wraps up with "Loose Ends," Harlan's cheeky version of the Torn and Restored Napkin, complete with a sucker ending that’ll have the audience chuckling and hanging on your every word.
Then, we dive into the next set with "Value," a fantastic reimagining of Grant's Million Dollar Mystery. Here, Harlan involves two spectators and two torn dollar bills, perfectly illustrating the company's money-back guarantee. Watch as he tears the bills, hands out halves, and burns the others, only for the bits to miraculously restore in a location that was under the spectator's nose the entire time. It’s a riot! This smoothly transitions into "Trust Me," where Dan smashes and then restores a spectator's borrowed wristwatch (because who doesn’t love a bit of watch-related chaos?). To wrap up this section, Harlan presents "No Worries," his take on Slydini's classic Paper Balls Over the Head, a trick that packs a punch and draws in the crowd like moths to a flame.
In the grand finale, Dan kicks things off with a mind-bending version of the Salesman Hotel Mystery using a few playing cards, leaving spectators scratching their heads long after the show. Then, brace yourself for a classic - the Chinese Linking Rings, which he dubs "Compatibility," illustrating how the company makes connections with its customers. It’s a visual feast that’ll bring in a throng of onlookers to your booth. To cap it all off, Dan shows off the Three Card Monte as a giveaway item, encouraging audience members to take one home (because who wouldn’t want to impress their mates with some magic? It’s a crafty way to get your details into the hands of potential customers!).
So, kick back, enjoy the show, and get ready to absorb the secrets of a master magician as every trick is dissected. Soon enough, you'll be packing small and playing big!
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