Matching the Cards Teach-In by Lewis Ganson

Lewis Ganson – Matching the Cards Teach-In

When Lewis Ganson asked Dai Vernon what he considered to be the best card effect， he replied that in his opinion "Matching The Cards" would be difficult to beat， particularly when performed for lay audiences. His opinion is shared by many of the world's leading card experts， who have often featured one version or another in their acts. 

The grand daddy of this effect can be found in Magician's Tricks by Hatton and Plate. The effect of Vernon's version is as follows： 

A card is selected by a spectator and placed face down on the table without the face being shown， then the performer endeavors to cut to the three other cards which match to make 'four of a kind'. He shows each card as it is found – three Eights and places them face down on the table. When the spectator's card is turned， it is found to be a King， so seemingly a mistake has been made. However， when the other three cards are turned face up once more， they prove to be all Kings! 

You will learn variations by Dai Vernon， Nate Leipzig， Herbert Milton， Faucett Ross， Fred Lowe， and Luis Gavilondo. 

This was part of the famous Ganson Teach-In series originally published by Supreme Magic Inc. Rights are now owned by Martin Breese whom we thank for the kind permission to reproduce this booklet. 

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1st edition 1977， original 32 pages， PDF 41 pages. 

Table of Contents 

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  4.Contents 

  6.Introduction 

  8.Dai Vernon's Matching the Cards 

12.Nate Leipzig's Comedy of Errors 

15.Herbert Milton's Rendition of Matching the Cards 

17.The Faucett Ross Version 

19.Impromptu Matching — Faucett Ross 

21.Fred Lowe's Matched Poker Deal 

25.Matching "Do As I Do" 

29.Tribute to the Card Stars 

34.Sleights 

41.Conclusion

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