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DEAN: Illusion, the art of tricking the brain.
Distorting the senses, challenging perception.
You can't trust what you see even with your own eyes.
Meet the Masters of Illusion.
Are you ready to be challenged?
AUDIENECE: Yeah.
DEAN: Are you ready to be amazed?
AUDIENCE: Yeah.
DEAN: Alright. What do you see here?
Okay, look.
Is this blue square inside or outside the box?
Okay.
Look away and then look back.
Did it just jump?
Yes. No.
Yes, it did.
Reality and perception. Not always the same.
Right now it is time to meet our Masters of Illusion.
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Our illusionists tonight will also bend your brain.
Watch Tommy Wind and be sure that you do not
try this at home.
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Nothing, but empty drawers.
Yet, they are always full.
Watch Aaron Radatz.
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Always fascinating.
You may have a new bucket list after you
see Ed Alonzo.
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ED: Whoo. Come here, come here my budy.
My pal Bob, the duck.
Alright Bob, wait right there.
A bucket, a bucket.
I m going to take a look inside.
Mhm? Looks empty to me.
Here, I ll bring it out so, that you guys can take
a peek. Check it out.
Empty, empty, empty. Let s see.
Could you help me for just a second.
Come up here, nice and close.
Really check the bucket for everyone.
Reach inside, feel around. Empty.
Now, give it a big hug and hold on tight and
wait right there.
Don t sit down, I ll be back.
Alright. Here we go.
Okay. Alright, Bob.
Pay attention, Bob. He s over there.
Into the magic.
Oh, the... Ops
You ve got to duck.
Bob!
He s gone.
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Ah, the bucket. I almost forgot.
There is Bob.
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Come on out here, Bob.
Good job, man.
Check this out.
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Thank you so much.
DEAN: Next.
Danny Cole, Nathan Phan and Arthur Trace.
Danny Cole puts a new spin on his CDs.
Keep him away from your record collection.
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There is no end to the energy of Nathan Phan and
what he brings up next.
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NATHAN: How are we doing tonight. Yes, yes!
Thank you!
And my name is Nathan Phan.
I am the magic Asian man.
And from the age of 1 to 11, I did live
in Glasgow, Scotland.
So ah hence the unique blend of it
you see before you now.
So, I know that the way that I talk is a bit odd.
I was right, I apologize, okay.
So now, what we re going to do tonight,
cos There.
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Now that I Did I get them all?
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Alright.
Well, at least I got that.
Alright.
Hold on one second.
And Magic!
Magic!
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Next, Arthur Trace.
Greg Gleason and Les Arnold and Dazzle.
Here s an illusionist who prefers to keep his music
to himself.
Arthur Trace.
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ARTHUR: Hello.
What s your name?
Sable.
Nice to meet you, Sable.
Sable, would you join me on stage as the audience gives
you a thunderous round of applause?
I ll help you out there.
Nice to meet you.
Sable, I love performing magic to music,
although I ve been told this song is so bad that I should
never subject you to it.
So, in the interest of your well being,
I have a solution.
You see, I still get to listen to my favorite song
and you get to experience a real mystery.
Of course I realize that as soon as I hit the play
button, it s going to be very difficult for me to
hear you.
So, I m going to ask you to nod your head yes or no in
response to my questions unless I instruct
you otherwise.
Got it?
SABLE: Okay.
ARTHUR: Good. Here we go.
It s a card trick.
Sable, feel my pocket, make sure it s empty.
SABLE: Nothing in there.
ARTHUR: Empty?
SABLE: Empty.
ARTHUR: It s empty.
Please, take a card.
Good.
Here Sable, sign the face of it in big,
bold letters.
That way you don t have to necessarily have to remember
the card.
All you have to do is remember your name.
Sable.
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I ll take back the marker.
Go ahead and show them.
Sable, as I dribble the cards like so,
motion with your hand when you would like me to stop.
Place your card back on the back.
Thank you.
You may be wondering what I m listening to.
However, the bigger mystery is how Sable s card jumps
from the pack to inside my jacket.
Yeah.
Of course, I don t expect you to take my word for it,
Sable.
But, this is your signature?
Isn t it?
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You re not impressed.
She s not impressed.
You know, Sable, I ll do it again.
Make sure the cards never go near my jacket pocket.
Got it?
SABLE: Got it.
ARTHUR: Here we go.
Did you see it go?
Oh.
It did.
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Remember, you have nothing to distract you.
Not even music.
Yet, time and time again, Sable,
your card jump from the pack to inside my pocket.
Oh, it s already there.
Here, I ll let you do the honors.
Go ahead, reach inside and remove it.
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DEAN: Next, Greg Gleason and Les Arnold and Dazzle.
Now, let s take a time machine trip to the
future with Greg Gleason.
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Our next performers present magic with a twist.
Les Arnold and Dazzle.
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I hope you have been amazed as I have.
Be sure to join us next time for more Masters of
Illusion.
Until then, I m Dean Cain.
Good night.
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