J.R. Russell started the evening off with a nice dollar bill production from a blank piece of paper. J.R. also provided each member with a photocopy to perform the effect.
George Zuk performed a very nice coin paradox where he kept adding a coin to a set of coins, after which the number of coins remained the same.
John Cameron presented a routine that can only be described as “further”. A simple pick a card trick turned into one magical effect after another, after another, after another. . .
Roger Sylwester performed a nice version of Michael Close’s “Erma” card trick built around a story about Martin Luther and the Lutheran church.
Hugh Castell performed “the trick that is pretty darn hard to explain” in which a selected card is lost in the deck, a hole in punched in an indifferent card and a tag is placed through the hole and the card is inserted back in the deck. When the person pulls back out the tag the chosen card is connected to it instead of the indifferent card.
Dan Kennedy presented a nice oil and water card routine where cards were mixed and when dealt out on the table they were back in original order.
Chuck Kleiner performed a very clean matrix effect and taught the group the workings behind the effect.
Bruce Meyers performed a great multiple silver dollar production from a folded bill, ending with a giant coin production.
Jim Earnshaw presented a quick coin through hand trick using a spectator’s hand.
Reymarx Gerda finished the evening with a multi-card revelation where he was able to divine the color of a dozen cards from a shuffled deck.