d instantan-eously shows the hat full of pretty flowers; then the performer takesthe flowers one by one, from the hat, and, as he throws them in theair, when they are seen to fall to the ground, fixing themselves uprightin a natural position, until the ground looks like a flower garden.The flowers… … No. 202-MAGIC BUNDLE OF WOOD. After the performer has astonished the audience, by taking variousarticles, such as baby clothes, balls, rolls of paper, boqnets, etc. etc.,out of a borrowed hat, he proceeds to take a large bundle of woodfrom the hat. Price, 2.50. MAGICAL APPARATUS AND ILLUSIONS. 39…
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