Ventriloquism made easy, also, an exposure of magic, and the second sight mystery (1860)
Mason, E., jr. [from old catalog] · Philadelphia, Wyman the wizard · leaf 27
rn to the table, put on yourcover, B, well over a candle, so that the tin, D, willfall down and expose the candy. Take off the cover,and present the confectionery to the audience on plates,keeping the saucepan on the table to prevent the trickfrom being discovered. Herr Doblers Coffee and Tea… … Have two canisters made twelve inches high, in-cluding the top, four and a half inches in diameter;the straight sides being ten inches in height, dividedacross the inside in three separate apartments, as A,B, C—the middle division being half an inch wide oneway, and the width of the canister the…
Ventriloquism · Magic tricks · Precognition
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