World's Greatest Magic: Chicago Opener by L&L Publishing - DVD Losander Four freely selected cards change-face-up-to

Four freely selected cards change-face-up-to the four aces

suddenly change into Aces

A Gift to the Audience: To Risk - A poem by Hedda Gold - If Barrie only had five minutes and had to make a choice between performing a trick and reciting a poem that had meaning for most of the audience

Madam Tussauds

'Real Live Russian Roulette'

World's Greatest Magic: Chicago Opener by L&L Publishing - DVD Losander Four freely selected cards change-face-up-toThe card trick popularly known as Chicago Opener had its origins in an effect invented by Al Leech that was originally called Hot Card Trick No. 1 and then later rechristened Red Hot Mama. The trick became immensely popular and many working performers immediately added it to their repertoires, notably Frank Everhart and Jim Ryan, who each sometimes get credit for its invention (Everhart's version was published in a Frank Garcia Book as Chicago Opener