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1、110AMAZINGMAGICTRICKSWithEverydayObjects110AmazingMagicTricksWithEverydayObjectsCompiledandEditedbyMarvinBerglas,Marvin’sMagicCopyrightbyMarvin’sMagic,2002AllrightsreservedPublishedbyMarvin’sMagic,3LondonRoad,HertsAL38JL04Magicisawonderfulhobby.Wehaveselected110superbmagictricks,mostofwhichcanbe

2、performedwithsimpleeverydayobjects.Oncelearned,youwillbeabletomystifyandentertainnomatterwhereyouare.Readandfollowtheillustratedinstructionscarefullyandregularlypracticeandrehearsethetricksuntilyoufeelcompletelyconfident-thengetreadytobaffle,bewilderandamaze!ButrememberourmagicianscodeandNEVERRE

3、VEALYOURSECRETS!HaveFun!MagicallyYoursMarvinBerglas-Marvin’sMagicCupThroughTableEffect:Acuporglassvanisheswhenwrappedinasheetofpaper.Secret:Apieceofpaperwrappedaroundthecuporglasswillretaintheshapeofthecup–evenafterthemagicianhassecretlydroppedthecupintohislap.Props:Acuporglass,anysmallobjectand

4、asheetofnewspaperortissuepaper.Preparation:Selectapieceofnewspaperslightlylargerthanthecupsothatitwillcoveritcompletelywithsomeoverlap.Presentation:Placethecupoveranysmallobjectandwrapthepaperaroundit.Asktheaudiencewhatisunderthecup.Everyonewill,ofcourse,suspectthatyouareabouttovanishtheobject.L

5、iftthepaperandcuptoreassureeveryonethattheobjectisstillonthetable.Movingthewrappedcupslightlytowardsyou,justclearofthetablerelaxyourholdsothatthecupisallowedtoquietlydropintoyourlap,outofsightoftheaudience,ofcourse,whoseattentionisstillfocusedontheobject.Thepaperwillretaintheshapeofthecup.Whenyo

6、uagainplacethepaperovertheobject,youmustmaintaintheillusionthatyouarereplacingbothpaperandcup.Waveyourhandmysteriouslyoverthe"cup"andclaimthatyouwillmaketheobjectvanish.Whenyouliftthe"cup"theobjectisstillthere.Removetheobjectbutreplacethe"cup".Telltheaudiencethatsomethingmusthavegonewrongandyoua

7、reunabletovanishtheobject,soyouhavedecidedtovanishthecupinstead!Atthatmomentdramaticallysmashyourhanddownontothepaperwhichwillflatten,givingtheappearancethatthe"cup"haspenetratedthetable.Bringthecupfromunderthetable(removing