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This antique book contains a concise collection of magical illusions. Complete with clear, step-by-step instructions and simplified illustrations, this text is ideal for aspiring magicians looking to learn some effective and time-tested illusions. This text is an enlarged version of U. F. Grant's previous publications and 'Single Illusion Secrets', and will be of much value to anyone interested in a rough-and-ready guide on the subject. The chapters of this book include: 'The Human X-Ray', 'Chen Lee's Screen Illusion', 'The Dancing Slippers', 'Two on A Park Bench', 'The Man Without a Head', 'Ovett's Sawing Through a Girl', 'The Rajah's Tent Illusion', 'Walking Through a Ribbon', 'The Sword Box', 'The Best Packing Box Escape', and many more. We are proud to republish this text here complete with a new introduction on magic tricks.
This book presents a collection of classic magical illusions with detailed instructions for aspiring performers. Authored by U. F. Grant, a known figure in the magic community, this text compiles and expands upon his previous works on illusions. It utilizes clear, step-by-step directions and simplified illustrations to demystify a variety of stage magic tricks. The primary argument is that effective magic can be learned through methodical practice and understanding fundamental principles, making it accessible to a broad audience interested in performance magic.
This text is presented as a practical guide for amateur magicians, offering a compilation of established illusions. The inclusion of specific, named tricks suggests a focus on foundational performance techniques rather than theoretical exploration. The value of the book is likely found in its direct approach to teaching, making it a useful resource for those seeking to build a repertoire of classic magic effects.
Page Count:
80
Publication Date:
2000-10-01
Publisher:
Husain Press
ISBN-10:
1446500527
ISBN-13:
9781446500521
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