He caught the match in his mouth, too, then lit the cigarette with the match. The Camel non-filtered cigarette is only just a little longer than the match but he probably put the cigarette farther in his mouth than the match. I'm not saying I could do it even with a lot of practice, I'm just saying I think this is how he did it.

2 cigarettes popped from the pack, single hidden in the left hand with obvious in right, hidden covered by left middle finger, transferred to right hand when pack is lit, hitting and lighting the hidden cigarette, which is caught in mouth, faced toward camera, then spit out.

Not nearly as impressed with the how as I am with the presentation and delivery.

In response to Michael, it is a legitimate feat done with an ordinary cigarette and an ordinary kitchen match. Both are simply tossed from behind the back and caught in the mouth. This feat was performed by Bobby May and a couple others in vaudeville days. If you want to see it in slow motion, check out my buddy in Holland, Superwoody, who also has the trick posted on YouTube. Cheers, and thanks for all your comments. Barnaby The Juggler