Spooner's Six Card Repeat Routine

Tommy Tucker is given credit for the basic six card repeat and who knows how many variations have been given birth, lived, or died since the original concept. This routine is an outgrowth of a routine published by Robert Olson in Sick Sorcery as "Sik Kard Repeat." The gimmicked cards are taken from Olson’s publication, but the routine is original.

Effect: Six cards are counted, three thrown away and still six remain. This process is repeated a number of times. During the counts cards accidentally drop to the floor, fly into the air, get stuck on the performer's thumb and coat, and fall to the floor with a thud.

This is a very funny routine, especially for magicians; however it will take some work to learn, as 37 cards are used, including four gimmicked cards. The routine requires the ability to use the buckle count. The gimmicked cards are not supplied, but are easy to make. The 8 ½ by 11 inch publication contains 5 pages if instructions with an outlined summary at the end. The cover design is by Steve Pressley.

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