Where to find Vanishing Bandana audio

[ArmanMagic]

Hello guys,

So recently I've been really into using my Devil's handkerchief when I discovered the vanishing bandana routine. I wanted to do this routine but all the vanishing bandana tricks are discontinued. Does anyone know where to find the audio track for the Vanishing Bandana? I just want to see if I can buy it separately. Also does anyone else know of applications for the devil's hank?

 

[Justin.Morris]

I doubt you can buy it separately (as that's really the trick). However I would check out your nearest brick and mortar shop. They will likely have a copy on their shelves.

 

[RickEverhart]

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trk...kw=Vanishing+Bandana+trick&_sacat=0&_from=R40
I just found some easily in one minute.

 

[Josh Burch]

I always thought a vanishing Nickel/Pickle would be a fun variation. You'd have to record your own though

 

[Craig Browning]

I always thought a vanishing Nickel/Pickle would be a fun variation. You'd have to record your own though

You mean the old Ickle Pickle Nickle?

That makes me feel old, the fact that I know that.

I think Ickle Pickle was bought out by Kirby Vanbirch about a dozen years ago or so so he could stock all their stuff in his store in Branson, more or less having an exclusive to a load of things. I'm not certain where he ended up with that project though.

The script to the Vanishing Bandana must be purchased but you can have another person do the voice; Max Maven did the voice over for Tom Ogden, for an example. If I remember right it was a noted celeb that did it for Copperfield.

In the earlier versions the script was literally done on a 45 rpm vinyl record and everything was packaged as a Lesson in Magic.

 

[WitchDocIsIn]

Some local guys do renn faires with one guy reading the instructions off a scroll. It gives them a lot of room for amusing by play.

 

[Craig Browning]

Some local guys do renn faires with one guy reading the instructions off a scroll. It gives them a lot of room for amusing by play.

That's quite cool. . . I could see it in a parody on Hamlet; the ghost of the father walking Hamlet through the trick. . . oi! My mind is now racing with such scenarios and not just with the bandana-Banana routine. . .