Doug Brewer - Half and Half(1-2)

Doug Brewer - Half and Half(1-2)
Practical Magic for the Working Performer!

Volume 1

Ultimate (?) Wild Coin Routine

History Production： A devilishly clever way to produce 3 coins while ringing in a gaff.
Ultimate (?) Wildcoin： Doug's handling of the classic effect. 3 coins change one at a time into a Chinese coin. A super clean， visual change turns them back to silver.
Payout (Performance only)： A favorite from The Unexpected Visitor Vol.1 fits perfectly here.
Chinese Change： The finale for the entire routine brining it all full circle.
A Bill Routine
Transporter Malfunction： Doug's surprising variation of the classic $1 and $5 transposition， based on a routine from Joshua Jay.
Skullcracker Correction： Bob Sheet's visual， in-the-hands change， corrects a horrible situation.
bill2box： A killer ending to the entire routine. They never see it coming.
The Triple Crowns (Based on Larry Jennings' Triple Discovery Routine)
Ace Revelation： Two jokers morph to reveal the Aces.
Royal Crown： A demonstration in cheating leads to a progressive revelation， ending with a Royal Flush.
Australian Crown： A reworking of LJ's Triple Discovery routine to reveal 3 selections in a surprising and magical way.
Shell Game Finale
Borrowed Ring： So you want to end the Shell Game magically? Here's how Doug does it with a borrowed ring.
The Pearl (explanation only)： A beautiful surprise ending， particularly useful for your female spectators.
Running Time Approximately 1hr 9min

Volume 2

Stand-up and Be Counted Routine
Coin Catch： How do magicians play catch? Based on Fred Kaps Coins & Silk routine. Simplified and amazing.
Shell Fly： Not again! A super clean and logical extension of the previous routine.
Savior Faire Vanish： A stunning way to instantly vanish 3 coins in a silk.
Cointinuum： A shorter variation of one of Doug's own routines. 3 coins vanish one at a time at the fingertips. Look out for the surprise ending.
Card in Motion Routine
Quick Card Through Table： Make a card visually penetrate up through the table， and a chosen card penetrate down into your hand. All at the same time!
Three-zers： A silly pun leads into a killer revelation of a signed card. Based on ideas from Br. John Hamman and Alex Eimsley.
Imaginary Air Mail
Direct from Doug's lecture， a handling of "thought card across" that Gordon Bean loved.
Syd's Quartet
Syd Segal's ultra-clean version of LJ's Monarch's Quartet. You'll fool yourself.
Running Time Approximately 50min