True History of the Ghost Object|Liquid

True History of the Ghost Object|LiquidChemist and illusionist John Henry Pepper (1821 1900) lectured at the Royal Polytechnic Institution in London, and incorporated experiments, illusions and magic lanterns into his popular science lectures. In 1862 he developed a stage show illusion called 'the ghost'. This involved using strategically placed pieces of glass and specific lighting in order to create the illusion of ghostly figures on stage. The illusion was immensely popular in the

A borrowed ring is placed into an envelope and returned to its owner for safekeeping

Itplays BIG and VISUAL but packs small and flat in your prop case

then the spectator is asked to name a number between 1-15

The performer tells the spectators that he is going to test how good their intuition is

The Controlled Cut

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EFFECT: The magician pours out the contents of a soda can into a glass

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the main aim is to encourage the performer to be creative when using the cards and to develop their own routines

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STRATEGICALLY INTERTWINED WITH THESE AMAZING EFFECTS:

A Spelling Trick