Patter in Rhyme

 by Bert Douglas and illustrated by Nelson Hahne

AND

 En Rapport

by Ted Annemann

A 2 Book Set

2 books in one. "Patter In Rhyme" is a collection of 15 novel patter presentations in the form of magical poetry. "En Rapport" is a complete 30 minute routined act of telepathy, mind reading, and clairvoyance designed for two people.

"Patter In Rhyme" is a collection of 15 excellent and novel patter presentations, in the form of magical poetry.  Written in 1939 by Bert Douglas and illustrated by Nelson Hahne.  15 poems in all and a page of text explanation.  

The other half of this combination book is "En Rapport" by Ted Annemann. It is a complete 30 minute routined act of telepathy, mind reading, and clairvoyance designed for two people. 

Contents of "Pattern in Rhyme":

• Introduction
• The Tale of a Shirt: Chinese laundry ticket
• The Stolen Jewel: a jumbo card trick
• Cards Up The Sleeve: using 10 cards and a sleeve
• The Card and Wallet
• Torn and Restored Newspaper
• The Cut and Restored Rope
• The Traveling Salesman (Don Sweet): 20th Century Handkerchief
• The Handkerchief and Egg
• Lodge Night: a novel card problem, with explanation of the trick
• Color Changing Silks: dyeing the silks routine
• Magical Limericks
• Collapsible Spring Chicken
• Nest of Bottles
• Color Changing Silks
• Produce Spring Dolls
• Vanishing Golf Club
• Mr. and Mrs. Green (Dell O'Dell)
• The Vanishing Alarm Clock (Walter Gibson)
• Passe Passe Bottles (Walter Gibson): with routine
• The Fishman (Elmber Applegit): Fresh Fish
• Explanatory Text: relates the rhymes with the effect

Contents of  “En Rapport”

"A complete, routined act of telepathy, mind reading, and clairvoyance, designed for two people, and possible of being presented before a most critical audience. The minimum of preparation is necessary for the maximum of effect."

• Introduction (Theodore Annemann)
• The Code: to be learned by both parties
• Example: use of the code
• Preparation: needed are Two decks of cards, pad of paper, dollar bill, end opening           envelopes, two slates and chalk, large thumb tip, and three or four pencils
• Ladies and Gentleman: the entire act described in detail
• The Si Stebbins System: a card stack
• Eight Kings System: another card stack briefly described

Details: Patter in Rhyme by Bert Douglas
28 Pages, Softcover, saddle-stitched, size; 6" by 9".

©1939 Max Holden

En Rapport by Ted Annemann

24 pages, soft covers, saddle-stitched, size; 5 1/2" by 8 1/2.

©1937 1st Edition, 1944 2nd edition