Magic in Which Are Given Clear And Concise Explanations of All the Well Known
Magic in Which Are Given Clear And Concise Explanations of All the Well Known
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In the act of doing this, the ball leaves the palm and is held between the forearm and the body ; the hand, turned palm toward the audience, then pulls up the sleeve. You then blow on the left hand to vanish the ball, and show the hand empty.
To regain possession of the ball, all that is necessary is to reverse the motion of the arm, when the ball will find its way into the palm of the hand, and can be produced as fancy suggests.
If the ball is not produced, the above forms an excellent final v...anish to any billiard-ball trick.
If used as a vanish, after having regained pos- session of the ball, you stand with the hands one on each lappet of the coat, bow, and retire.
This pass, which I have found practical in every way, was given to me by Mr. George New- man, a very clever amateur conjurer.
98 ^agic The following explanations will to some extent be given in the " vernacular, " it being assumed that the student has become familiar wdth the various passes.
Multiplication. — You must now obtain pos- session of the trick ball, which can be done by means of the folloAving ruse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the act of doing this, the ball leaves the palm and is held between the forearm and the body ; the hand, turned palm toward the audience, then pulls up the sleeve. You then blow on the left hand to vanish the ball, and show the hand empty.
To regain possession of the ball, all that is necessary is to reverse the motion of the arm, when the ball will find its way into the palm of the hand, and can be produced as fancy suggests.
If the ball is not produced, the above forms an excellent final v...anish to any billiard-ball trick.
If used as a vanish, after having regained pos- session of the ball, you stand with the hands one on each lappet of the coat, bow, and retire.
This pass, which I have found practical in every way, was given to me by Mr. George New- man, a very clever amateur conjurer.
98 ^agic The following explanations will to some extent be given in the " vernacular, " it being assumed that the student has become familiar wdth the various passes.
Multiplication. — You must now obtain pos- session of the trick ball, which can be done by means of the folloAving ruse.
What to read after Magic in Which Are Given Clear And Concise Explanations of All the Well Known?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Stanyon to read onlineMoreLess
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