Novelties, Jokes, Tricks, Puzzles, Magic, From All Over The World And Every Where Else, 1924, A. P. Felsman (1924)
A.P. Felsman · leaf 63
THE INK LADLE To be used in connection with the “Ink and Water” tricks. When the performer desires to demonstrate that a vase or glass really contains ink, he apparently dips out a quantity of the latter by means of a mechan- ical ladle, and pours it onto a china plate, in order to prove,… … No. 230-A THE DEVIL’S GLASS (Slit Glass) y The performer introduces and freely shows a handsome tumbler. After first filling it with water to prove it unprepared, he pours out the water and next invites a spectator to drop into the glass a marked coin of his own, and to cover the glass with his own…
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