Another Dozen Hummers by Bob Hummer

Here are 12 more unique, mind-blowing Bob Hummer stunts for magicians and mentalists. Includes four separate effects and manuscripts, edited into a single compilation.

From the brilliant mind of Bob Hummer comes this tasty second helping of mental and magic effects using cards, coins, a magazine and even an ungimmicked Bible. These offerings were originally sold in manuscript form and are now out of print. Now you can get them all in this updated and corrected compilation. Each of these miracles seems utterly impossible, yet they work every time.

CONTENTS

• Foreword (B. W. McCarron)
• PART I. FACE UP FACE DOWN MYSTERIES
  • Hummer's 18 Card Mystery
  • Hummer's Swindle
  • The Lonely Card
  • The Little Moonies
• PART II. LITTLE STRANGER
  • Foreword
  • Little Stranger
• PART III. SIX TRIX FOR 1944
  • Foreword
  • Hummer's Bible Trick
  • Hummer's Magazine Test
  • By Mail (Nail)
  • Take Your Hat Off
  • Impossible Location
  • Do As I Do
  • Latest Miser's Dream Gag
• PART IV. HUMMER'S WHISPERING SPIRIT
  • The Whispering Spirit
• About the Author

The Bible and magazine book tests, especially, are outrageously clever and will fool the pants off a modern spectator. And best yet, the Bible or magazine you use is ungimmicked.

Praise from magic experts:

"'Face Up Face Down Mysteries' contains some mind-blowing effects." - David Regal

"For over ten years now I've been doing The Lonely Card from 'Face Up Face Down Mysteries'. A most amazing Hummer effect." - Ed Marlo

"In 'Six Trix for 1944,' Hummer describes tricks with small objects and without equipment that are novel, effective and simple. Proper showmanship should make them miracles to audiences." - John Mulholland

"Real Hummer material and each trick is a feature, especially his Bible effect and famous magazine test." - Percy Abbott

"I've finally had a chance to play around with Hummer's 'Little Stranger.' This is a hummer in more ways than one. Ingenious!" - Sid Lorraine

PDF 41 pages; Hummer's Whispering Spirit (1941); Six Trix for 1944 (1944); Face Up Face Down Mysteries (ca 1946) and Little Stranger (ca 1954).
word count: 10606 which is equivalent to 42 standard pages of text