The Hierophant was a periodical produced by Jon Racherbaumer consisting of mostly card magic with contributions from many. There was a Tannen reprint of numbers 1-7, but according to Genii’s Magicpedia, this edition is missing some material. All of the material was later combined into the hardcover “The Legendary Hierophant”.<\/p>\n
Contents:<\/p>\n
No. 1, Mostly Marlo Issue, Fall (September) 1969<\/p>\n
Frontispiece: Proem<\/p>\n
1Major Arcana
\n1 Marlo Handles the Open Prediction<\/p>\n
26Minor Arcana
\n26 Addition to Marlo’s “Matching Miracle”
\n27 Heldman’s “Out of This World” Clean-up<\/p>\n
28Estimations
\n28 Faro Fantasy, Finagling, and Paul Swinford
\n29 Karl Fulves & Riffle Shuffle Set-ups<\/p>\n
31Satiricon
\n31 Cardmanship
\n32 Footnote to Ferris
\n33 Mirabile Dictu
\n34 Excerpt from a Dialogue Overheard at a Convention<\/p>\n
35Postscript
\nI Finale: Publisher’s Palaver or About this Issue<\/p>\n
No. 2, Winter 1969<\/p>\n
38Major Arcana: New Fangled Glimpse Anthology & Marlo Stalks the Ultimate Sandwich
\n38 IF Glimpse
\n40 FI Glimpse
\n40 Spring Glimpse
\n41 Neo-Piquant Glimpse
\n42 Marlo’s Beveled Deck Glimpse
\n43 Turn Around Center Glimpse
\n46 Marlo Stalks the Ultimate Sandwich
\n47 Marlo’s “Collectors”
\n49 Alternatives for the “Collectors”
\n52 Signed Card Transposition
\n53 Pre-Peeked Deuce Sandwich<\/p>\n
57Holiday Bonus Section: All Marlo Material
\n57 Notes on the Lie Speller
\n58 Marlo’s “Unknown” Speller
\n61 Marlo on Stebbins\/Stay-Stack
\n62 Four Ace Stop
\n63 “Over Here, of Course!”
\n65 Air Mail Prediction
\n67 Lasso-Due-Tre
\n69 Marlo’s Double Count
\n70 Marlo’s Nomad Aces
\n72 One-Cut, Double-Control<\/p>\n
74Minor Arcana
\n74 Ace-Cutting without Double-Cutting
\n74 Tibetan Checkers
\n76 Petite La Pilule Du Diable
\n77 Notes on the Vase (Hurley)
\n78 Marlo’s “Pitch” Routine<\/p>\n
80The Satiricon
\n80 Lester Overton: Tragic Hero
\n82 Excerpt from The Adventures of Harry Inane<\/p>\n
85Estimations
\n85 Albert Goshman: Boob on the Tube?
\n86 Last Word on the Fields’ Book
\n88 13 Ways of Looking at Criticism
\n89 An Open Letter to Nick Trost
\n91 Vernon, Gibson, and Sharpe<\/p>\n
93Aftermath
\n96 Postscript
\n97 Strictly Personal (With Coupon)<\/p>\n
No. 3, Spring (March) 1970<\/p>\n
101Major Arcana
\n101 Roland’s Hurley’s “Chinese Enigma”
\n106 Repeat Signed Card to Case (Edward Marlo)
\n113 Signature Transpositon (Edward Marlo)
\n116 Simplex or Complex (Edward Marlo)<\/p>\n
120Minor Arcana
\n120 Cervon’s “Dealing the Flush”
\n121 Allan Ackerman’s The Fickle Card’s Fingered Fate
\n122 The Professor’s Incubus<\/p>\n
125Card-nundrums
\n125 Roy Walton’s “Friendly Persuasion”
\n126 3\u00b2 Deal Duplicated (Marvin Johnson)<\/p>\n
128Satiricon
\n128 La Fleury, Pagan Cardicienne (Dave Bendix)
\n130 Dove Droppings from all Over (Jerry Printz)
\n130 Ask the Millwright (Jerry Printz)<\/p>\n
133Olram Returns
\n133 Convincing Control
\n136 Marlo on the Charlier Pass
\n139 Variant of Hit Second Deal
\n140 The Surprise Packet
\n142 Signed Card in ——–
\n145 No-turn Triumph
\n147 Tilt Collectors
\n148 All You Have to do is Watch
\n151 Marlo’s One-hand Bottom Deal Illusion
\n153 Another Visit<\/p>\n
160 Aftermath
\n167 Postscript
\n168 Publisher’s Palaver<\/p>\n
No. 4, Summer (June) 1970<\/p>\n
171 Publisher’s Palaver
\n173 Simon Aronson’s “Lie Detector” Speller
\n176 Those Collectors Again (Edward Marlo)
\n178 Tibetan Checkers (Jules DeBarros)
\n181 Marlo Fakes out Elmsley
\n183 Setting up a Packet Exchange…
\n184 The Open Double Deal Exchange (Edward Marlo)
\n185 Skinning the Cat (Edward Marlo)
\n187 Gone to Earth (Roy Walton)<\/p>\n
188 Intermission (Paul Swinford)<\/p>\n
189 Fly me to the Moon (Edward Marlo)<\/p>\n
193Estimations
\n193 Dunbury’s Delusions<\/p>\n
196The Satiricon
\n196 Harry Lorayne on “In Search of a Name!”
\n198 Jack Liuso on “We’re Going to Chicago”
\n201 Jerry Andrus on “Card Miracle Extraordinary”<\/p>\n
204 The Original R or B Phantom (Edward Marlo)
\n205 Who’s Hockley? (Edward Marlo)
\n207 The Wrong Deck by Edward Marlo
\n210 Right-hand Pressure Fan Notes (Edward Marlo)
\n210 Pardon my Backs! (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n213 Almost Making It (Jon Racherbaumer)<\/p>\n
217 The Perpetrator<\/p>\n
No. 5-6, Anniversary Issue, Fall-Spring 1970-1971<\/p>\n
218 Publisher’s Palaver
\n221 Hurley’s Automatic Boston Box
\n223 Coin Concatenation (Larry A. Austin)
\n226 Ambush (Roy Walton)
\n227 An Easy Ambush (Edward Marlo)
\n229 A Clean Ambush (Edward Marlo)
\n230 Let’s Ambush and Kill “The Collectors” (Edward Marlo)
\n232 Dingle’s “Collectors”
\n234 All You had to do was Watch and Still You’re not Happy (Edward Marlo)
\n237 “Collect Double” (Edward Marlo)
\n239 Marlo’s Visual Retention Change
\n243 Marlo’s Technical Variation of the Veeser Concept
\n244 Almost Like Card Tricks<\/p>\n
247Estimations
\n247 The “Too Perfect” Theory (Rick Jonsson)
\n251 Dunbury’s Delusions
\n253 Riffs of Henry Christ
\n255 A Dialogue with Merritt<\/p>\n
261The Satiricon
\n261 Further Cardmanship-Part Two<\/p>\n
263 Publisher’s Postscript: A Riposte Rather than a Rip-off<\/p>\n
265 Notes on a Miracle (Edward Marlo)
\n270 Have Another Sandwich (Edward Marlo)
\n272 Variation and Feat (Charles M. Hudson)
\n274 “Shades of the Half and Half Principle”
\n275 Direct Ace-x-Ace (Edward Marlo)
\n278 Thoughts on “Money Power” (Paul Swinford)
\n279 Black Aces-Red Kings (Steve Freeman)
\n280 This is a Four King Trick (Edward Marlo)
\n281 Marlo’s Visible Phantoms
\n282 Pocket Princess (Roy Walton)
\n283 Marlo on the Christ Force
\n286 The Wheeling Three
\n288 That Twist Again (William P. Miesel)
\n289 Sid’s Super Stab (Sid Marshall)
\n290 Martin Gardner’s “Wink Change”
\n291 Tilt Tip & Mock Placement (Edward Marlo)
\n292 Si Stebbins Sorcery
\n294 “The Chicago Miracle”
\n297 Si Stebbins on the Road
\n298 Liar’s Fortune (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n299 New Aces to Pockets (Edward Marlo)
\n300 Laser Card to Pocket (Edward Marlo)
\n301 Logical Challenge Cards to Pocket (Edward Marlo)<\/p>\n
No. 7, The Resurrection Issue, 1975<\/p>\n
2 Introduction
\n3 The Hamman Twist (John Hamman)
\n6 Krenzel’s Tunnel Change (Ken Krenzel)
\n7 Dingle’s Tunnel Change (Derek Dingle)
\n11 No Force Vanish & Recovery (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n12 Off-Shoot (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n13 Jump-jump Aces 2 (Edward Marlo)
\n14 Jump-jump Aces 3 (Edward Marlo)
\n15 The 999 Miracle (Edward Marlo)
\n17 Pineapple Twist (Bruce Cervon, Dai Vernon)
\n18 Sober Slop Poker (Edward Marlo)
\n19 Breakless Curry Change (Edward Marlo)
\n22 The Four Ace…Er…Queen Trick (Edward Marlo)
\n23 Flash Sandwich (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n24 Fair On All Points (Edward Marlo)
\n25 The Missing Hour 1 (Edward Marlo)
\n26 The Missing Hour 2 (Edward Marlo)
\n27 The Viet Nam Trick (Bruce Cervon, Dai Vernon)
\n28 A Quickie (Edward Marlo)
\n29 Exhibitionism (Edward Marlo)
\n29 Hands Off Reverse
\n31 King’s Triumph (Larry jennings)
\n33 Late-nite Sandwich (Reinhard Muller, Alex Elmsley)
\n33 The Layman Makes His Own (Edward Marlo)
\n35 A Sandwich Approach 1 (Edward Marlo)
\n36 A Sandwich Approach 2 (Edward Marlo)
\n36 A Sandwich Approach 3 (Edward Marlo)
\n37 A Sandwich Approach 4 (Edward Marlo)
\n37 A Sandwich Approach 5 (Edward Marlo)
\n38 A Sandwich Approach 6 (Edward Marlo)
\n38 A Sandwich Approach 7 (Edward Marlo)
\n39 The Spectator Cuts To The Aces (Neal Elias)
\n39 Spectator Cuts to & Turns The Aces 1 (Edward Marlo)
\n40 Spectator Cuts to & Turns The Aces 2 (Edward Marlo)
\n40 Spectator Cuts to & Turns The Aces 3 (Edward Marlo)
\n41 Spectator Cuts to & Turns The Aces 4 (Edward Marlo)
\n41 The Stabbing Myth (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n43 Crack Card Switch 1 (Edward Marlo)
\n43 Crack Card Switch 2 (Edward Marlo)
\n44 Crack Card Switch 3 (Edward Marlo)
\n44 Crack Card Switch 4 (Edward Marlo)
\n44 Crack Card Switch 5 (Edward Marlo)
\n45 Casual Card Add (Edward Marlo)
\n46 Marlo Double Lift Get-ready (Edward Marlo)
\n47 The Spread & Palm 1 (Edward Marlo)
\n48 The Spread & Palm 2 (Edward Marlo)
\n49 Cased-in Disappearance (Edward Marlo)
\n51 In Case Of A Miss (Edward Marlo)
\n52 Spring Control (Edward Marlo)
\n53 The Delayed Sandwich (Edward Marlo)
\n53 Tilt Bit (Lin Searles)
\n54 The Princess Trick (Tony Griffith)
\n55 1835 Prediction 1 (Edward Marlo)
\n56 1835 Prediction 2 (Edward Marlo)
\n56 1835 Prediction 3 (Edward Marlo)<\/p>\n
No. 8, The Last Hierophant, 1980<\/p>\n
2 Introduction<\/p>\n
3Impromptu Effects
\n3 One Fantastic Move (Edward Marlo)
\n5 The Joker Reads Minds (Edward Marlo)
\n9 One Thru Four Elevator (Dave Solomon)
\n11 You Did it Again! (Edward Marlo)
\n13 You Did it Again and Again! (Edward Marlo)
\n16 Black-hole Card Switcheroo (Edward Marlo)
\n18 A Way Out (Danny Korem)<\/p>\n
20Strictly Technical
\n20 Moving Monte Switch (Chuck Smith)
\n22 Sleeper Shank Shuffle (Edward Marlo)
\n23 The Marnase Change and Vanish (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n26 The Double Erdnase Change (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n27 Darting Double (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n29 Center Double (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n31 Marlo’s Swivel Cull (Edward Marlo)
\n32 Snap Pass (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n35 Covering the Top Card Pass (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n38 Control Fake-outs (Edward Marlo)
\n39 Convincing Tilt (Daryl Martinez)
\n41 Rub-a-Dub Gone (Edward Marlo)<\/p>\n
43Gaffed Galaxy
\n43 Capturing MacDonald (Gene Castillon)
\n45 The Melding Pot (Edward Marlo)
\n48 The Tickfaw Twist (Robert Walker)
\n50 Quadruple Fingertip Cards to Pocket (Edward Marlo)
\n51 Ad-jacent (Simon Aronson)
\n53 I Won’t Even Look (Edward Marlo)
\n56 The Blue Intruder Strikes Again! (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n58 Castillon’s Olram Aces (Gene Castillon)<\/p>\n
62Delectable & Delicacies: Select Sandwich Stuff
\n62 Bluff Sandwich (Edward Marlo)
\n63 Dunbury Sandwich (Robert Walker & Dave Solomon)
\n65 Royal Divers (Edward Marlo)
\n68 Eyed Jack Sandwich (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n70 Split Sandwiches (Edward Marlo)
\n74 Clean-cut Finger Sandwiches (Jon Racherbaumer)
\n76 Insertion Subtlety (Edward Marlo)
\n78 Selling a Sandwich (Edward Marlo)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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