Fold a piece of paper in half and draw a funny face on it. Place the straw in the cartoons mouth, and the drawing "drinks" the milk! Have a child put one end of a piece of string in his mouth…the other in the glass, and he'll "drink" the milk! Dozens

This pitcher empties on its own! Milk is poured and then vanishes into a paper cone, a hat or a child's ear. A pitcher of some 2 liters can be emptied in seconds! This milk pitcher version is easily disassembled and cleaned. Vanishing Milk

An empty glass is set on the magician's table, and a silk hanky is placed over it. Then a china plate is shown, and placed on top of the covered glass. Lastly, a pitcher of milk is poured out into a small glass. The

There aren’t too many tricks you can continually use throughout your show, but with this one you can. Start with a vase full of water and empty it into a bucket. Go on and do a trick or two, then empty it again1…and later again…and again. A great magic

The magician holds a cloth covered tray in his hand. On the tray is resting a square panel. The performer removes the panel from the table. He then holds it up so that the audience can see that it contains nothing. At this point

Liquid in a glass visibly diminishes from a glass full, to a fraction of the original contents. You can pour a glass full of liquid into a paper cone, from where it vanishes. Or hold the glass at arms length, and place a

1000's of uses for ANY show. Magician shows a glass full of milk. From this glass he pours milk into another glass, but magically both the glasses are still full of milk! A child can drink the glass of milk until em