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And more! Now the crowd is going really wild and all for you.

And then with a massive tug he pulls the handkerchief free of the wand.but amazingly the knot is still tied! Moving Silverware: The magician is seated at a table set for dinner.

Unbreakable Match: A wooden match or toothpick is wrapped in a handkerchief and broken by a volunteer.

The superstar magician David Blaine's has been successful performing magic in the streets and now he s famous.

He then asks a spectator to hold the wand on both sides while he takes hold of the handkerchief.

One is placed behind the other so that it is impossible for one to pass through the other.

The spectator is unable ....

Street Magic Section Crazy Man's Handcuffs: Two completely normal rubber bands are shown.

The spectator is asked to think of a number between 1 and 100 or a simple shape and reveal it out loud.

In this section find out what he does to captivate his impromptu audience.

A fork in the middle of the table starts to move of its own accord.

The note pad is shown to reveal the same answer as the spectator gave.

Then, he opens the strip of paper and.

it's completely restored.

At the magicians command it is restored to one piece.

Cutting Newspaper: Holding a strip of newspaper about a foot long, the magician folds the strip and really cuts the paper.

The applause is ringing in your ears And magic can be performed anywhere.

However, in a snap the bands visibly pass right through one another.

Twisting Arm: You ask a spectator to copy your actions, both of you place your right hand down on the floor and begin to turn them in a clockwise direction.

He then announces that he is about to ask a spectator a question and because he can read his mind he already knows the answer that will be given.

You are sure to have a lot of fun with this (and perhaps even make a quid in the process) so read on.

Wand Trick: The magician wraps a handkerchief around a wand before tying a knot in it.