Close Up Mental Act by Jon Tremaine

Get ready to learn the secrets and subtleties of modern， sophisticated Mental Magic.

Jon Tremaine’s World-Class Mental Act has taken him around the world many times with nothing more than a few pencils， some paper and a deck of cards. It’s all in the presentation.Among the fourteen astounding mental effects， you’ll learn:The Age Of Woman – The performer correctly divines the age of a spectator， even when she deliberately thinks of a different age.The Invisible Book – A book test with no book. The spectator merely imagines a word on the page of an imaginary book， yet the performer correctly reveals it.Round The Clock – The classic clock card effect is taken to new dimensions with a smashing new climax.Where In The World? – The performer divines a spectator’s free selection of any geographic location in the world.Extra-Sensory Perception – The performer matches a spectator’s free choice of ESP cards card for card. A superb version of Hen Fetsch’s classic ‘Symbologic.’Questions And Answers – The classic stage Q & A Act done for a parlor audience. The performer seemingly plucks thoughts from the minds of his spectators.The Invisible Pack And Pen – A spectator not only chooses a card from an imaginary deck of cards but boldly marks it with an imaginary marking pen. A real deck is produced and the only card emblazoned with an ‘X’ is the freely thought-of selection.The Impossible Card Routine – The performer divines four glimpsed cards with absolutely no fishing. A reputation-making effect.Too Hot To Handle – An age-old trick made new again. At the performer’s suggestion， a piece of rolled-up tinfoil becomes too hot for the spectator to hold.Time Travel – The performer correctly predicts the time someone freely sets their wristwatch to.The Mind Boggler – In a straight-forward demonstration of second sight， the performer pulls several personal pieces of information seemingly straight from the minds of his spectators.Out Of This World Tremaine-Style – the Paul Curry classic as a convincing demonstration of precognition.The Key – Shades of Uri Geller. The performer bends a spectator’s key with just the power of his mind.