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DRUM ILLUSION
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DRUM ILLUSION
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BK-1015
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DRUM ILLUSION
The illusion consists of a large drum, loose tings for the drum and a stand (the interior of which is shown to be empty). The drum is set on the stand. Large sheets of paper, with the aid of the rings, are used to form the drum heads on both sides of the drum. Ropes are lowered from the flys and the drum is hooked on and pulled clear of the stand. The magician pierces the drum head in several places pulling out yards and yards of silk. The paper head of the drum bursts completely open...exposing a beautiful young lady! A startling and sensational effect!
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 The illusion consists of a large drum, loose tings for the drum and a stand (the interior of which is shown to be empty). The drum is set on the stand. Large sheets of paper, with the aid of the rings, are used to form the drum heads on both sides of th
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