foreword \n \n max holden
1937
Max Holden
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Foreword
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7
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cigar manipulation \n general comments and routine \n unknown
1937
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Cigar Manipulation
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11
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swallowing a cigar and reproduction from vest \n \n unknown
1937
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Swallowing a Cigar and Reproduction from Vest
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14
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pouring a smoke \n pouring smoke from glass to glass \n unknown
1937
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Pouring a Smoke
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15
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just a cigarette paper \n cigarette paper balanced on hat, nose and sleeve, with cinquevalli anecdote \n unknown
1937
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Just a Cigarette Paper
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17
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the cigarette paper, torn and restored \n corner torn off and given to spectator, rest torn and restored, then corner restored as well \n m. heboldt \n prestidigitateur, may 1923
1937
M. Heboldt
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The Cigarette Paper, Torn and Restored
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Also published here- Prestidigitateur, May 1923
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18
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a cigarette routine - 1. cigarette from an empty paper \n cigarette paper rolled into cigarette shape, suddenly filled with tobacco \n unknown
1937
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A Cigarette Routine - 1. Cigarette from an empty paper
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20
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2. multiplication of cigarettes \n cigarette broken in two, both halves grow to normal size, repeated \n unknown
1937
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2. Multiplication of cigarettes
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21
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max holden's routine with the diestel cigarette dropper \n production of lighted cigarettes \n max holden
1937
Max Holden
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Max Holden's Routine with the Diestel Cigarette Dropper
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23
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vanish of cigarettes from a glass \n with handkerchief cover, thread \n unknown \n verschwinden von zigaretten aus einem glas \n jean hugard \n verschwinden von zigaretten aus einem glas \n jean hugard \n des cigarettes disparaissent d'un verre \n jean hugard
1937
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Vanish of Cigarettes from a Glass
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Also published here
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24
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the cigarette rising from a packet \n and floating into hand, thread \n unknown
1937
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The Cigarette Rising from a Packet
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26
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magnetized cigarettes \n one cigarette used to pick up others in long string, examinable, thread \n unknown
1937
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Magnetized Cigarettes
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27
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the bill in the envelope \n burned bill reappears in empty envelope, number checked \n billy o'connor
1937
Billy O'Connor
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The Bill in the Envelope
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29
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ashes! \n spectator selected tissue which is burned, ashes brought to medium who divines color of tissue, code in how ashes are brought over \n unknown
1937
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Ashes!
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30
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ashes - second method \n spectator burnes piece of colored paper from several options, performer divines color from ashes \n gerald lynton kaufman
1937
Gerald Lynton Kaufman
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Ashes - Second Method
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31
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thimble and trumpet \n thimble blown through toy trumpet \n unknown
1937
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Thimble and Trumpet
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31
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impromptu newspaper tearing \n \n unknown
1937
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Impromptu Newspaper Tearing
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33
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the flying coins \n two groups of coins counted, three coins travel across, coin tray \n m. ceillier
1937
M. Ceillier
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The Flying Coins
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37
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folded newspaper as coin tray \n \n unknown
1937
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Folded Newspaper as Coin Tray
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39
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vanish of coin from trousers fold \n half dollar put in trouser fold, changes into nickel, forty-five pennies grabbed from air \n jess kelly \n laurie ireland \n making change \n meir yedid
1937
Jess Kelly, Laurie Ireland
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Vanish of Coin from Trousers Fold
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Variations
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40
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do as i do - you can't \n layout with four aces and four indifferent cards \n unknown \n do as i do - u can't unless i want u 2 \n edward marlo \n jean hugard \n do as i do - u can't unless i want u 2 \n edward marlo \n jean hugard
1937
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Do As I Do - You Can't
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Variations
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42
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magician vs. gambler \n \n unknown \n magician vs gambler \n jean hugard \n art lyle \n my uncle and the gambler \n george starke
1937
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Magician vs. Gambler
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Variations
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43
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"touch" \n prediction written on cards, deck of double facers \n paul curry \n out of touch \n ramón riobóo
1937
Paul Curry
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"Touch"
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Variations
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44
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card location in pocket \n \n unknown
1937
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Card Location in Pocket
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47
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touch \n blank cards variation, deck of blank backed cards, small-packet suggestion \n r. m. jamison \n the mexican-american war \n ryan plunkett
1937
R. M. Jamison
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Touch
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Variations
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48
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g. w. hunter's twelve card transposition \n twelve picture cards in one glass, twelve spot cards in other, one card exchanged, rest follows, written up by max holden \n g. w. hunter
1937
G. W. Hunter
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G. W. Hunter's Twelve Card Transposition
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50
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slip cut packet switch \n \n unknown
1937
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Slip Cut Packet Switch
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51
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the knock-out card trick \n one of five cards thought-of, one removed, shown missing, mexican turnover, double facers, two handlings \n sam leo horowitz \n the princess trick \n sam leo horowitz
1937
Sam Leo Horowitz
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The Knock-Out Card Trick
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Related to
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52
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leon maguire's card force \n deck in glass, spectator removes some cards, face card forced, force card has lip and is held back \n leon maguire \n cut in glass force \n unknown \n paradiction \n peter alexis
1937
Leon Maguire
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Leon Maguire's Card Force
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Related to
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55
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pack of cards changed to a silk foulard \n gaffed \n unknown
1937
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Pack of Cards Changed to a Silk Foulard
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57
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silks and soup plates \n two silks vanish in hands and reappear between two plates, "visible or invisible?" \n unknown
1937
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Silks and Soup Plates
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60
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the knot in the silk \n knot ties itself, thread \n rex slocombe
1937
Rex Slocombe
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The Knot in the Silk
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62
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g. w. hunter's silk routine \n two silks appear in empty hand (yanked out on thread), vanish and reappear from collar, written up by max holden \n g. w. hunter
1937
G. W. Hunter
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G. W. Hunter's Silk Routine
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62
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two billiard ball moves \n two vanishes \n jean hugard
1937
Jean Hugard
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Two Billiard Ball Moves
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65
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billiard ball change over \n secretly from hand to hand \n unknown
1937
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Billiard Ball Change Over
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66
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the "limit" multiplying billiard balls \n with shell
1. disposition of the balls
2. production of the second ball
3. production of the third ball
4. production of the fourth ball
5. production of the fifth ball \n unknown
1937
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The "Limit" Multiplying Billiard Balls
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67
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passage of four balls from hand to hand \n with shell \n unknown
1937
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Passage of Four Balls from Hand to Hand
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71
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production of four solid billiard balls without using a shell \n "very rapid and effective" \n unknown
1937
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Production of Four Solid Billiard Balls without using a Shell
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74
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an egg production climax \n egg on cork on tray on glasses, pulling tray out, stunt \n unknown
1937
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An Egg Production Climax
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75
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the premier silk gimmick \n to roll up silk(s) for production \n joseph maynard
1937
Joseph Maynard
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The Premier Silk Gimmick
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78
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a card holder \n clip type \n unknown
1937
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A Card Holder
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79
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billiard ball shell with tongue \n allowing an easy back palm \n unknown
1937
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Billiard Ball Shell with Tongue
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80
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the "lonzenge" vanish for a billiard ball \n small circle of ball simulates existence of whole ball \n unknown
1937
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The "Lonzenge" Vanish for a Billiard Ball
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81
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new card index \n black tape and paper clips, inside coat \n m. ceillier
1937
M. Ceillier
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New Card Index
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81
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gag floatation \n comic strip \n unknown
1937
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Gag Floatation
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82
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torn and restored paper strip gimmick \n \n fred rothenberg
1937
Fred Rothenberg
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Torn and Restored Paper Strip Gimmick
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83
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impromptu linking ring \n two cigarettes between thumb and first finger of both hands, link and unlink penetration, clipped \n unknown
1937
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Impromptu Linking Ring
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85
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a cigarette interlude \n burning cigarette torn in half, lighted half thrown on floor, other half also lighted suddenly \n unknown
1937
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A Cigarette Interlude
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86
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a cigar vanish \n hook/pin \n unknown \n toss vanish \n max malini
1937
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A Cigar Vanish
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Related to
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87
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a match divination \n number of matches in matchbook divined after tearing some out and adding digits \n unknown
1937
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A Match Divination
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88
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the knee thread \n animating figure or puppet while sitting, puppet on floor, pipitilla \n unknown
1937
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The Knee Thread
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89
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wand through hat \n \n unknown
1937
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Wand Through Hat
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91
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somersaulting a pack of cards \n stunt of flipping deck over on table edge and catching it, also with wand \n unknown
1937
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Somersaulting a Pack of Cards
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92
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a rising card \n card pushed down in tapered glass rises out again, pressure \n unknown
1937
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A Rising Card
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93
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egg cups and pellets \n alternative props for cups & balls \n unknown
1937
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Egg Cups and Pellets
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94
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knife and egg shell \n knife through egg shell stunt that cannot be duplicated by spectator \n unknown
1937
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Knife and Egg Shell
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95
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a surgical operation \n splinter pulled out by spectator from performer's hand becomes long hair, gag \n unknown
1937
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A Surgical Operation
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96
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concussion of the brain \n head apparently banged on door, knuckles apparently hit violently on table \n unknown
1937
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Concussion of the Brain
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97
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shot in the eye \n shot grains swallowed, they come out of both eyes \n unknown
1937
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Shot in the Eye
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98
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cutting the thumb \n apparently cut in thumb with blood \n unknown
1937
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Cutting the Thumb
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99
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the hugard method floating ball \n on stage with thread
1. the ball
2. the box
3. the thread
4. the ear-piece
5. the hoop \n jean hugard
1937
Jean Hugard
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The Hugard Method Floating Ball
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100
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fire-eating \n routine with assistant and some byplay, relighting candle, candle bit off, smoke out of mouth, pole and ribbons from mouth, umbrella production \n unknown
1937
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Fire-Eating
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107
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hindu fire eating \n classic, stick with fire into mouth \n unknown
1937
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Hindu Fire Eating
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114
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the whole art of smoke pictures \n blackening a plate with torch, then pictures are made by wiping out parts, longer write-up \n max holden
1937
Max Holden
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The Whole Art of Smoke Pictures
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115
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ropes, fans and silks \n \n ottokar fischer
1937
Ottokar Fischer
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Ropes, Fans and Silks
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121
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cords, fan and silks variation \n involving jacket \n unknown
1937
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Cords, Fan and Silks Variation
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123
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xxth century spirit seance \n "walking away from one's shadow" \n unknown
1937
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XXth Century Spirit Seance
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126
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production of real cannon-balls and metal bar-bell \n on stage from container that was shown empty, secretly attached to wire from ceiling \n owen clark
1937
Owen Clark
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Production of Real Cannon-Balls and Metal Bar-Bell
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129
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walking through a string of beads \n \n danny dew
1937
Danny Dew
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Walking Through a String of Beads
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131
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hugard's bullet-catching \n the great rifle feat - catching bullets fired from modern rifles \n jean hugard
1937
Jean Hugard
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Hugard's Bullet-Catching
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134
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