Peerless prestidigitation : being a collection of entirely new ideas and effects in the fascinating art of modern magic (1910)
De Caston, Herbert · London : Hamley Brothers, Ltd. · leaf 29
PEERLESS PRESTIDIGITATION. 23 the cylinder, which prevents it from slipping down. The performer now covers the cylinder with the tube of paper, and in doing so the forefinger is pushed through the f eke, which action causes the concealed handker- chief to appear between the blue and red… … tushinq ivhite hanclfarchf Covered. fhrcufh fefre into y/ass flesh. 5ilk Jrrtmn. of Feicz away on it, which, of course, cannot be seen owing to the flesh-coloured silk. The trick is now practically finished ; all the performer has to do is to vanish the white handker- chief into the feke, which is…
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