Maxello Magic

Make candy and gum pop into view like magic!

Produce as many treats as you like. Give them away to your spectators if you want to.

Trick Or Treat looks impossible because the treat extends over the sides of the paddle when it appears! Your audience will be completely fooled. They can even inspect the paddle, but they won't find a clue to the mystery!

You will receive the special paddle along with some treats to get you started immediately.

The instructions teach you how to produce gum, mints, miniatures of your favorite brands, and even your own custom candies!

John Kennedy's handling and routine are explained, including the production of a candy bar or a handful of treats at the end!

Presentation ideas by Gregory Wilson and Sylvester The Jester are also included. It doesn't get any sweeter than this!

A miniature version of the classic sucker prop, with all the extras of the full size version.

The performer displays a solid die, and a box with two compartments, and doors to each compartment. The die is placed in one compartment, and the doors closed. The box is tilted, and your audience hear the die slide from one side to the other. So they are not impressed when you open the door to show the die has vanished. They ask you to open the other door.

You tilt the box again and open the door. They heard the die again, and even those that missed it the first time are now convinced they have caught you out. Repeat a few more times, milking it for what ever it's worth. Finally open both doors, to show die has indeed vanished, and reproduce it from a hat or container.

This prop is made entirely of a strong plastic material, lighter and more durable than wood, with colours that will never scratch off, like paint. The top and front doors of each compartment are fixed together, permitting you to operate the prop with just one hand. The die is about 2 inch cube, making this visible for fairly large audiences. The sliding noise feature is very audible, and you have all the advantages of the regular prop. The Mini Die Sucker Box measures 12.2 cm by 6.2 cm and 7 cm in depth.

The performer announces that he'd like to try an experiment, and invites a volunteer to the stage to help him. He asks her to think of a simple object. Once the picture is clear in her mind, she is asked to try to draw the object using an Etch-a-Sketch. To make it more of a challenge (and funnier), she is asked to draw it while holding it upside down. While she is doing this, the performer attempts to draw what she is thinking on a sketch pad. When she is done, the volunteer turns over her drawing to show just a random pattern of lines. She didn't do such a good job at trying to draw the object. (No one could under these conditions!) The performer shows what he drew, and the drawings match exactly! The drawing is given to the volunteer as a souvenir.Completely mechanical.

Easy to do. Instructions, routine and special gimmick enclosed, you supply the pad, marker and Etch-a-Sketch.

The performer displays a wallet, which contains two identical sets of five cards, Ace through Five. The performer looks through the first set of cards and removes a prediction and places it back into the wallet. The spectator is then asked to look through the second set of cards and mentally select one of them. The second set of cards is then placed into the wallet along with the performers prediction.

At this point, the spectator is told that they may change their mind and choose a new selection. When the spectator is satisfied with their choice, the performer begins to remove the cards from the wallet one at a time. The spectator is instructed to name their selection when it is removed from the wallet. After all five of the second set of cards are removed from the wallet there is only one card left, the performers prediction, which is a match to the spectators mental selection!