Something Old by Aire Allegro (Highly Recommended)

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Aire Allegro breathes new life into her earlier works in this captivating release. Originally available five years ago on Lybrary, these updated effects showcase Aire’s latest insights and subtleties. “Something Old” features four close-up routines and one stage performance:

• Impromptu Book Test: The performer borrows a book and asks a participant to use their mobile phone calculator to generate a random page number. After focusing on a word from that page, the Mentalist accurately divines the word without needing prior access to the phone.
• Impromptu Dictionary Test: A dictionary is handed out for examination. The spectator chooses any word from a randomly selected page, and the Mentalist reveals the word with complete accuracy after the participant mentally repeats it.
• Which Hand Method 1: A rubber ball is placed behind the participant’s back, and they choose a hand to hide it. The Mentalist successfully guesses the correct hand, and this can be repeated with various objects.
• Which Hand Method 2 – The Long Con: The performer engages in a series of games, accurately predicting the empty hand multiple times. The final reveal includes a prediction of a word or image the participant is thinking of, which is astonishingly accurate.
• Staple Gun Roulette: Five staple guns are presented, and a participant imagines their chosen number as the loaded gun. The Mentalist predicts the order in which the guns will be used, culminating in a dramatic balloon burst.

This collection is a treasure trove of mentalism techniques that are sure to impress audiences. Aire Allegro’s unique approach and creativity make this a must-have for any performer.

Review for Master:

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From Peter Turner:

Having read this, I found excellent ideas within. Aire is a talent to watch, and I foresee great things ahead. The price is justified, though I would appreciate deeper outlines of the premises. The speed reading subtlety is a gem that will be added to my routine. Aire’s charming and comedic writing style makes this an enjoyable read.

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After reading “Told You So” by Aire Allegro, I knew she would become one of my favorite authors, and “Something Old” confirms that! This collection includes intriguing impromptu book test ideas and a stage routine with staple guns that, while not my style, offers valuable insights. The “which hand” routine alone is worth the price, featuring a no-gimmick, four-phase extravaganza that is simply awesome!

Highly recommended for its solid methods and creative approaches!

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After reviewing this material, I can confidently say I was not disappointed! Aire presents simple yet impactful methods in this 27-page PDF. Expect clever effects like a coin-in-hand routine and a hilarious staple roulette. Just be cautious with the staple guns, as managing your participant is crucial. Aire’s cleverness and humor shine through, making this an entertaining read!

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