Turn any child in your audience into a magical artist! You show a simple black and white drawing of a room ready for a birthday party-except there are no balloons, no decorations, no presents and the cake has no candles! A volunteer writes his name acros

People will not believe their eyes! Here is just one of the possible effects: The magician shows the box empty. The cover is placed in position and when it is removed, the box is magically full of either popcorn, candy, a stuffed

People will not believe their eyes! Here is just one of the possible effects: The magician shows the box empty. The cover is placed in position and when it is removed, the box is magically full of either popcorn, candy, a stuffed animal

People will not believe their eyes! Here is just one of the possible effects: The magician shows the box empty. The cover is placed in position and when it is removed, the box is magically full of either popcorn, candy, a stuffed animal

Your folks will not believe their eyes! Here is just one of the possible effects: The magician shows the box empty. The cover is placed in position and when it’s removed, the box is magically full of either popcorn, candy, a stuffed

The Performer visibly changes a regular magic wand (about 13" long and 0.5" diameter) into a Giant wriggly "Snake" wand 36" in length and 2" in diameter. A nice gag item for any kid show or comedy act. You wave the regular wand

A fun and educational routine from children's entertainer Samuel Patrick Smith. The performer displays a large, colorful puzzle of the United States and a deck of cards with the names of states written on the backs. The map is placed into a large envelo

The magician displays an empty black can with white spots, and two silks--one black, and one white. This is a white silk dyed black, and this is a black silk dyed white he says, and this is my black and white transformation tank, which will make the whit

This brand new effect is a true beauty. You show three blocks that make up the full picture of a clown. You also show a wooden tube and a wooden base for the blocks to be placed upon. All are beautifully silk-screened in bright visible colors. You pla

A logical reason for the tried and tested Die Box routine. Performed with a jumbo dime, instead of just hearing the coin move from side to side with a "clunk," your audience sees it go from one side of the box to the other. Silk screened doors, wood and