No. 9B. The Secret of the Wandering Die
Taking up three dice, two green ones and a red, the performer places one
on top of the other, standing them on a plate which is resting on
an empty hat. First he places a green one, then a red one and finally another
green die, These are covered with an ordinary cardboard cover.
'At his command the die is distantly heard to fall through the hat and upon
raising the cover only two green dies are seen. Taking up the plate
by a spectator he finds the red die where it has traveled straight through the
center of pile. Very mystifying and a high class trick at a low
price for stage or parlor presentation. Complete $2.25
No. 5B. The Cigar of Mystery
True as its name, this cigar when placed on the table or in a glass will jump
about as if it is full of life. Will keep time with the music and other be-
wildering effects that will make them think you have a tiny midget upon the inside
but when you take the cigar and push it through the hat of one of
your. audience, probably you will get some terrible thoughts from the owner of
the hat which will only be mended when you return the hat uninjured.
Really one of the neatest cigar tricks in he country that you cannot afford to
miss. Price with full instructions, 2bc.
No. 6B. The Cigar That Grows Smaller
In another part of our great catalog ou will find The Woman That Grows, tell
this cigar outdoes the lady—it rows smaller until it finally
disappears.
wonderfully- good trick in connection .pith the above Cigar of Mystery. Price
55c.
SPECIAL OFFER—We will send co. 5B and No. 6B to you prepaid with nstructions
so you can work both marelously,. for 40c.
No. 7B. The Magic Clock
A brand new mystery from Magicland. The performer hands over for examination
a clock with movable pointer or hand. The clock is hung
up and then the hand is spun by a spectator—mysterious, but as true as
the gospel the hand stops on the exact hour called out by the audience.
Interesting and intensely mystifying. Get this effect and you will have something
new and original. Worth much more than we are
Masking, but we want you to have Otte real mystery. Price each, 50c.
No. 8B. The Elongated Pencil
For instance, during your program you need . pencil, reaching into your coat
pocket you pull his pencil from same which keeps getting
long-+ and longer. They will think it reaches to ;our toes and goes down your
trouser legs. A really laughable feature that can be used
as a nighty good joke or a pretty magical effect durng your program. Price each,
finely made, 75c.
No. 10B. The Marvelous Bottle of Colors
An indetectable "second sight" trick for the parlor. Consists of a
handsomely turned bottle which is beautifully made of polished box-wood,
and four round sticks, each having a different color. Spectator is requested
to place one of the sticks into the mouth of bottle and to hide the
rest of the sticks. This may be done while performer is out of room, when he
returns to the rooms he instantly calls out the name of the color
of the stick concealed in bottle, Detection impossible and may be repeated as
often as desired. No apparatus need-ed. A beautiful trick and
a superior grade. Prepaid to you for 75c.
No. 11B. The Gigantic Candle
This trick is without a doubt one of the best of its kind ever invented.
Performer while doing candle tricks or otherwise reaches into his
waist coat pocket and produces a candle fully lighted—not of ordinary
size but a Yard in length. When performed, this trick will always
produce a great deal of laughter and help make your performance an immense
success. The lighting feature is to 1)e especially noted.
Re-member there are no old style wax. matches to depend upon. This candle has
a special lighting device which never fails and you always
pro-duce a lighted candle without danger. Price complete, $1.50.
No. 12B. The Mysterious Dancing Skeletons
. Really a magical feature that can be used
with a large show Performer shows two gruesome skeletons which may be passed
for examination. He lays them on the table and when
he turns his back they at once jump up and begin to dance to the tune of the
music. As soon as he turns around, however, they are already
lying on the table. Magician works the audience into a volume of laugh-ter
by the peculiar work of the skeletons. They dance as soon as he
turns his back on them, but at the interval he goes to turn to look at them
they are lying down. Price complete 25c.
