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Practical conjuring (1911)

Carl, James, 1875-1955 · [England : n.s.] · leaf 18

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right, and right hand drops the borrowed watch in the right profonde. The conjuror is now in a position to play Hamlet with (what the audience thinks) the bor- rowed watch. If he is offered a gold watch he takes it in the left hand and secures the dummy gold watch with the right. If the performer… … The Changing Coins. Effect. Performer borrows two florins, hands shewn empty, except the silver coins. After tossing them from one hand to the other, they are seen to have changed to

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