Dominique Duvivier performs one of Eddy Taytelbaum's wonders (no explanation). Colored dots teleport in incomprehensible ways. The effect is mind-boggling!  

Pierric's version of Slydini's "Knotted Silks". Two handkerchiefs are knotted together... and untie themselves, as if by magic! And that's even when the spectators are the ones tying the knots, and squeezing them as hard as they can! Very visual and very intriguing! A guaranteed success!  

Three coins pass one by one through a transparent bag. Very visual and intriguing! A guaranteed hit! To buy some “Regular Half Dollar Coins” click on the following link: https://mayette.com/en/pieces/1036-demi-dollar-ordinaire  

The magician shows a silk which he pushes into his fist... and turns into a ball! To buy a kit “ball + silk” click here.  

Dominique Duvivier performs one of Eddy Taytelbaum's wonders (no explanation). Kong Hi is a kind of Japanese genie who, extracted from his lair, will find the card chosen by the spectator!  

The magician displays a purse, opens it and takes out... another purse... which contains yet another purse! From this last purse, he takes out four Chinese coins, which he places in a row on the table. One of these coins is replaced in one of the purses (the other two have been put away); when he counts the coins on the table again, he has four of them! The process is repeated several times! The last time, he puts not one, but three coins in the purse... and despite this, he still has four and hands them out for examination!  

The magician displays eight cards, each with six words, for a total of 48 different words. While the magician's back is turned, the spectator freely chooses a card, and a word on the card. The words are written in either black or red. The spectator says the colors of the six words written on the card, but must lie about the color of the word he has chosen. Without further information, the magician guesses the word thought up by the spectator! The effect can be repeated immediately. Several spectators can each choose a card (up to eight spectators... since there are eight cards) and you can guess the words chosen one after the other! Everything is handed out for examination before, during and after the trick. To buy the trick click here.  

Nine coins are displayed on the table in three rows of three. The coins are stacked, and one by one recounted by twirling each one in the air. There are only... not eight, but only seven coins left!  

The magician mysteriously sends a small amount of cigarette ash into the palm of a spectator's hand, closed into a fist!  

The magician ties a knot on a rope. Miracle! A silk instantly appears in the middle of the rope, imprisoned by the knot! To buy: - some rope click here. - One silk click here.  

Two matches are held side by side at the magician's fingertips. By the power of thought alone, the matches move apart! A real mystery!  

The card box manufactured by Taytelbaum! You can not only transform one card into another, but also make it appear or disappear... or even force it! A real gem!  

Dominique Duvivier performs one of Eddy Taytelbaum's wonders (no explanation). Like Aladdin's lamp, this magnificent mini magic lantern will manifest its magical powers by revealing the name of the card previously chosen by a spectator!  

The magician borrows the spectator's handkerchief. He displays a safety pin, which is handed out for examination, and pins it to the handkerchief. The pin magically moves from one part of the cloth to another, creating an amazing effect. A second method allows you to mysteriously release the safety pin from the handkerchief. Effect guaranteed.  

Mario Lopez invites us to share a day... full of magic! This day is offered to you in several moments: 1- At breakfast! 2- In the bathroom 3- In the farmyard 4- In the kitchen 5- In the living room 6- With friends 4- In the kitchen: Three coins disappear from the magician's hand, and reappear one by one in a matchbox previously shown empty. Superb! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

Dominique Duvivier organized an exceptional convention in 1995: The Mayette Days. He invited some of the greatest magicians of the time. Here are some excerpts, divided into three parts: Part One: Alexandra Duvivier, Dominique Duvivier, Quoc Tien Tran, Jean-Pierre Crispon Part Two: Gaetan Bloom Part Three: Gaetan Bloom, Gary Kurtz, Derek Dingle Not to be missed!