Complete building plans and many ideas for variety presentation. This is the "easy" illusion to make! Of all the illusions in the world of magic, the Dolls House is the simplest one to build, the one that lends itself most readily to various presentatio

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

This outfit consists of a specially made chair and an instrument box. The chair is wired to the instrument box and then plugged into the regular electrical circuit. Spectators are told that the girl sitting in the chair is immune to thousands of volts o

At last, a Double Exchange Illusion worked with children from the audience. No additional props or apparatus required. A baffling exchange that will bring rounds of applause. The greatest achievement in modern mystery that has ever been brought out for

A flat board is shown. This board is coffin-shaped and is fitted with a series of metal grommeted holes. It is lacquer finished and bears the outline of a life-size skeleton. The performer explains that the skeleton

This is one of the most effective and startling illusions we have ever built. In the presentation, a cabinet is lowered from the flys and set on an Oriental tabouret. An assistant enters the cabinet, its curtains are lowered and, immediately, the cabine

Visualize the clean-cut vanish of an assistant--even though surrounded by members of the audience. That is the Girl Vanish. This is a practical illusion that is entertaining and packed with magical originality all building to a startling climax. The pe

This is one of the most popular of the modern day illusions. A girl enters the cabinet and is secured with arm and leg shackles. All the doors are closed. Two solid metal plates are then inserted through the cabinet, one below the head and one below th

An upholstered throne-type chair is seen, along with a sword resting across the arms of the chair. As impossible as it may seem, there resting on the sword is a live head! The audience can easily ascertain that the head is alive as the head turns from s

The girl is seen, as illustrated, all enclosed in a portable cloth curtained cabinet. The instrument panel is very elaborate and when it is operated, the colored liquid in the clear glass jars bubble with life and action--making this a most colorful, as