Jules de Rovère by Thibault Ternon Stephen Minch and then seamlessly returning to

and then seamlessly returning to reveal their chosen card

IMPOSSIBLE CONTROL 2 - Another jaw-dropping card discovery as the performer finds a selected card returned to a random position in the deck at the position named by the spectator himself

I will bet my reputation upon it

Une incroyable localisation et prédiction

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Jules de Rovère by Thibault Ternon Stephen Minch and then seamlessly returning toAmong the terms used to describe magicians are illusionist, sometimes conjurer, but also prestidigitator. The latter term, formed from the Latin words presti (agility) and digitus (fingers), appeared in the 19th century under the impetus of an artist named Jules de Rovere. Very little information has come down to us about this man, who is nevertheless mentioned throughout a chapter in Robert Houdin's books! Thibault Ternon set himself the goal of