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A practical manual presenting clear, step-by-step explanations of classic and original illusions and the underlying sleight-of-hand principles. It provides detailed routines and construction notes for coins, handkerchiefs, balls, hats, and larger stage apparatus, plus chapters on anti-spiritualistic demonstrations, after-dinner novelties, miscellaneous effects, and shadowgraphy. Emphasis lies on mechanical preparation, concealment methods, and audience management, with diagrams and procedural tips to help a performer reproduce, adapt, and present each effect in close-up or on stage.

About the Author

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Ellis Stanyon

Ellis Stanyon was a writer known for his contributions to the genre of magic and illusion. His notable work, "Magic," explores various aspects of the art of magic, providing insights and techniques that have captivated audiences. Stanyon's writings reflect a deep understanding of the performance arts, making him a significant figure in the literature surrounding magic. His work continues to be of interest to both practitioners and enthusiasts of magic, highlighting the enduring appeal of this fascinating art form.

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