353 Items in Category: Stage
Universal Anti-Gravity Wand
We now give you a completely new method and prop, enabling you to perform this effect under most performing conditions, and with almost any glass of liquid.You could use this in a stage or platform show, or walk on to the floor in Cabaret act, or a bar and perform this with a wine glass in use by your spectators.
We supply you the special wand which is responsible for this effect, with complete instructions. There are no thread or wire loops to fix around the glass, no magnets and shims, and nothing to add or take away. The glass requires no preparation. The special mechanical wand has all the required "gimmickry" built into it. And you could use this same wand as a regular magic wand in your act. Glass not supplied - you can use almost any plastic glass, or most crystal glass wine glasses.
Universal Pen Vanisher
The performer borrows a pen or pencil, to write something (an IOU or sign a cheque). In an instant the pencil or pen has vanished.
The apparatus we supply is a classic pull, and comprises of a flesh colored tube, attached to a length of elastic with a safety pin at the end. This model has a special tapered lining which will grip any size of pencil or pen when introduced into this.
The Vanisher is normally used in a coat sleeve, although it can also be used without a coat when the audience is in front. Supplied complete with illustrated instructions, at a very low price.
Universal Pull by Vernet
UV Nightshades by Mark Allen and Paul Harris
- Easier, cleaner and 100% more visual than Paul's original Improv Nightshades
- Use any borrowed dollar
- No palming
- No switches
- Instant reset
- Perform surrounded
- Works with most foreign currencies that have a face
- Draw a head with shades on a piece of paper or business card and do the exact same effect!
Ultra Peeler - Mark Allen's exquisite up-grade of Paul's peeled and restored playing card from AOA.
Ultra Spin - Mark Allen's perfected method for causing a BORROWED pen to supernaturally spin.
Comes complete with DVD, cool gimmicks and everything needed (except the dollar) to assemble your very own Ultra Visual Nightshades.
UV Nightshades by Mark Allen and Paul Harris
- Easier, cleaner and 100% more visual than Paul's original Improv Nightshades
- Use any borrowed dollar
- No palming
- No switches
- Instant reset
- Perform surrounded
- Works with most foreign currencies that have a face
- Draw a head with shades on a piece of paper or business card and do the exact same effect!
Ultra Peeler - Mark Allen's exquisite up-grade of Paul's peeled and restored playing card from AOA.
Ultra Spin - Mark Allen's perfected method for causing a BORROWED pen to supernaturally spin.
Comes complete with DVD, cool gimmicks and everything needed (except the dollar) to assemble your very own Ultra Visual Nightshades.
Vanishing & Appearing Necklace by Mr. Magic
Vanishing Milk Mug, Plastic
The classic presentation involves showing a sheet of newspaper clearly front and back. This is rolled into the cone, and a mug full of milk apparently poured into the cone. You make a tossing motion towards the audience with the cone, and the liquid has vanished. The paper sheet is unrolled, shown on both sides, then balled up and tossed into the audience for them to examine if they wish.
A variation of the above would be to have white colored confetti fly out in place of the milk when you toss the contents of the cone at the audience.
A more elaborate presentation can be performed around a theme of Brain Washing. You call up a volunteer, and state it appears he requires to be brain washed because he has a dirty mind. If he protests, you can ask him when was the last time he washed his mind. He will probably say never, and you comment that anything which has never been washed must be dirty!
The basic theme has ample scope for humorous patter. You now introduce your brain washing paraphernalia which is on a tray, covered by large napkin on your table. The napkin is removed and tucked around his neck like a bib. You next display a pair of flexible opaque plastic pipes. In one of these at one end is fixed a plastic funnel. The other paraphernalia comprises of a mug of soap water (actually the Milk Mug with a dilute milk solution) and an empty can. The empty can is in fact a Foo Can. Spectator is asked to hold the pipes to his ears. You pour the soap water into one ear via the funnel. Now have him release the pipe in that ear. Have the spectator nod his head around as if swirling the soap water in his head to thoroughly rinse out his brain. Now have him tilt his head to the opposite side as if draining out all the water through the pipe in the other ear into the can. Finally pick up the can and pour out the liquid into a transparent container.
Vanishing Watch Trick with Box of Teak
The original presentation for the WATCH BOX was to borrow a Watch, which was locked by the spectator in the box. The Watch was stolen away, and reproduced from a loaf of Bread, or other similar place. The box was unlocked and shown empty. This sort of presentation can be used with any personal item, which can be uniquely identified by the borrower.
The box can also be used as a PREDICTION CHEST.
The prop we supply is handsomely crafted in solid wood, and comes complete with lock, and instructions for many applications for this utility prop.
Vibe Control (Devils Stick)
This Improved Version of the Classic Effect:
- Uses No Extra Sticks
- No Suspicious Rubbing in Only One Direction
- Is Precision-Made in Durable Plastic
- Is Totally Self-Contained
- Requires No Set-Up
Visible Color Changing CDs
With a snap of his fingers the magician instantly and visibly causes the CD to change color. The CD is removed from the frame, now in an entirely different color. This is repeated with two other silver CDs which are visibly changed to two other colors.
The props are made with real CD's, Compact Disks. This effect is similar to the popular Color Changing Records, but works on a different principle. The compact size enables you to handle the change in a very snappy and effective manner.
Comes to you complete with special mechanical case, required CD's and instructions.
Vitamin C by Rudy T. Hunter
Hunter's Vitamin C is the solution to a problem... being able to perform the classic effect of the Bill In Lemon without a great deal of fuss and bother.
If you want a routine which is simple to perform, could be done impromptu, is gaffless, requires no messy preparation and most of all, one which directly convinces an audience that their bill had mysteriously found its way inside a lemon. Hunter's Vitamin C succeeds on all these counts. This routine uses no switch of bills, no torn-corner ruses, no advance preparation and is convincing. The borrowed and vanished bill is the same one found inside the lemon.
Vox Box by MagicSmith
Make any object instantly appear in your bicycle card case!
A ring is borrowed from a spectator and vanished at your fingertips. Then with no moves or loads, you pick up your empty card box-which has been on the table the entire time-shake it, and the ring is heard rattling inside the box! Dump out the ring and hand it back! It's an incredible illusion!
The Vox Box is a precision-made card case and comes with full instructions, plus fantastic routines including- John Kennedy's Lightning in a Box - A borrowed ring INSTANTLY vanishes from your fingers and immediately appears in your card case!
Card to Box - A spectators signed selection appears inside your card case! It's the perfect ending for your ambitious card routine!
Gregory Wilson's Rings True - A spectator's ring is placed in the box, and then vanishes while the box is in their hands!
Eric Maurin's Sixth Sense - A penny vanishes from a spectator's hand and jumps to your card case!
There's no limit to the number of items you can vanish, only to have reappear inside this amazing box, keys, coins, signed cards, bills, whatever! There's no weird-looking props. It's a completely examinable Bicycle brand card box with an invisible gimmick built into it - there are no holes or trap doors. And best of all, you'll carry your cards in it so it won't take up any additional space in your pocket!
Wandering Wands
The Pom Pom pole effect has now been taken to the magical limit!
A large wand is shown. It has a long string on one side and a short string on the other. Tied to these strings are four smaller wands, a red one, a black one, a yellow one and a blue one. No matter which of the small wands is pulled out, it always raises the one already out.
The yellow wand is connected to the blue wand and the blue wand is connected to the red wand and the red wand is connected to the black wand.
To the spectators amazement, the large wand is disassembled into three components, the middle black section and the two white tips and the four small wands are not joined in any way at all.
The wand is reassembled and the effect is repeated again and again. Excellent visual magic with many comedy presentation possibilities. Suitable for children's shows, stage and parlour.
Measures 17 inches by 1.25 inches diameter. Precision machined. Effect includes complete instructions and wands.
Watch in a Can by Tony Gambero
This trick is a great trick if you want to add suspense and excitement to your routine.
Water Jug
No matter how many times the magician empties this cute country-style jug, it allways seems to refill itself. Fill it with water, milk or any other liquid. Even after tapping out the last drop of liquid and inverting the jug completely, it continues to fill itself.
Water Suspension by Royal
A glass full of water is placed inside a red tube. Removing the glass from the tube, the glass is seen to be empty! The water has either vanished, or is suspended inside the tube. The magician proves that the latter is the case when he replaces the glass in the tube and removes it to reveal the glass to be full of water again.
Simple to do! No tricky moves to learn. If you can place a glass in a tube, then you can do this trick.
Welsh Rarebit Pan
This popular piece of magical apparatus, a favorite with magicians throughout the years! It is one of the most versatile props that you can own. Its uses are only limited by the ingenuity of the owner. Here is one of the many effects:
Borrow a spectator's hat. Mix ingredients for making a cake in a clear plastic bowl - flour, milk, eggs, etc.
Show pan empty and pour in the sticky mixture. Look around for a stove or fireplace to bake the cake.
None is available, so take the empty hat, start a fire in it and place the pan on fire to bake the cake!
Extinguish the fire, return the borrowed hat, unharmed, remove the lid and produce a baked cake.
The Welsh Rarebit Pan has been unobtainable for many years, thus it comes out fresh and new to modern day and younger audiences.
Manufactured in aluminum, wood handle, five piece construction, highly polished. Approximately 10 inch high. Comes complete with two pages of instructions, ideas and tips by Bruce Posgate.
What Competition? by Dan Paulus
All are humorous and each competitor sounds less than appealing when compared to the performer himself (we assume). "That's why I keep a dollar wrapped around these cards. To remind people that you really do get what you pay for!" The dollar bill and the rubber band are again wrapped around the bottom portion of the stack of cards, leaving half the stack protruding from the bill. The magician then pushes the stack of business cards through the wrappings of the bill. When he does, the competitor's cards that was on top of the stack magically changes to one of the magician's own business cards as it comes through the other side. The stack is pushed back through the bill and the other half of the card changes to the magician's own card as well! "I highly recommend this guy!" says the magician as he removes his business card and gives it to the spectators to keep.
Includes Ten Fictitious Business Cards and Detailed Instructions.
What is My Job? by Samuel Patrick Smith
The magician displays a picture book of people at their different jobs-a doctor, chef, plumber, police officer, welder, fire fighter, artist, farmer, etc. A spectator freely selects one picture, let's say a firefighter. A prediction envelope-in full view the whole time-is now opened. "And here is my prediction, the fire fighter-when he was just a baby!" The performer removes a picture of an infant in a baby bonnet! (Groans and laughs from the audience.) "Well, he knew from the very beginning what he wanted to be when he grew up, and of of course, he decided to become ..a fire fighter." The picture is turned around, it's a firefighter!
Large, clear drawings make this great even for large audiences. Comes complete.
Who ate My Hamburger by Anton Corradin
- Easy to perform.
- Novel and original.
- Always ready to use.
- Perfect for any family show performer!
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