Magic; stage illusions and scientific diversions, including trick photography (1897)
Hopkins, Albert A. (Albert Allis), 1869-1939, Evans, Henry Ridgely, b. 1861 · London : Low · leaf 400
beyond the petals of theflower, and the other is ])r()longed in such a way that it can be held in themouth, the flower being at a distance of about ten inches from the eyes. If the tube be l)lown into regularly, and a small eUl<M--]iith l)all, to whichtwo artificiiil Initterflics are aflixei! by… … THK MAGIC ItO.SK. the ball, wheu well centered in the current of air, will remain suspended thereinat an inch or so from the flower. As the current of air is invisible, the effectproduced is very surprising, and the butterflies, incessantly in motion, appearto be engaged in rifling the flower of…
Magic tricks
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