Dove from the box. Effective trick and its solution

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Dove from the box. Focus secret

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Focus Description:

There is a small box on the magician's table. The magician opens it and passes his hand inside, showing that the box is empty. In order for the audience to be better convinced of this, the performer even lays out the box, then collects it, lays it out again and shows it to the audience from the inside. After that, the magician collects the box, then opens it and takes out a dove from it.

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick is in the design of the box. A secret device is attached to its bottom. It is designed in such a way that it allows you to transfer the dove to different sides of the bottom of the box. To prevent this device from slipping or opening on the other side, special stoppers are made at the ends of its walls. The secret is pasted over inside with matter, the valve is made of it. To prevent the dove from falling out when moving the secret, rubber is sewn into the valve. There are hooks at the corners of the box that hold it together.

When the box is on the table, the secret device with the dove is inside it. You lay out the box and show it to the audience from the outside - the secret is on the side opposite from the viewer, closer to you. And when you lay out the box and show it to the audience from the inside, then first transfer the secret device to the outside, and now it will again be closer to you. All these movements of the secret must be well rehearsed in order to make them imperceptible to the audience and at ease.

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