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The magician casually takes a magazine from the table and begins to leaf through it, as if familiarizing himself with the contents. After looking through the entire magazine, the artist folds it into an envelope, takes a glass of water from the assistant and pours the water between the pages of the magazine. Then, as if nothing had happened, he opens the magazine again and continues to leaf through it, page by page. The audience is perplexed - where did the water go? After all, she didn’t disappear without a trace between the pages of an ordinary magazine?

The audience begins to speculate about what happened, and at this time the magician, having finished the secondary viewing of the magazine, folds it back into an envelope, takes a glass and pours water from the magazine into it.

Focus secret:

For this trick you will need an ordinary magazine and a plastic bag. This bag is absolutely waterproof and holds water perfectly. This is the secret of the trick:

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The performer takes a plastic bag slightly smaller than a magazine sheet and glues it between the pages of the magazine approximately in the middle. Such a bag is glued with BF-2 glue, which holds such materials very well, in the upper part and on both sides. Glue is applied in a small amount in a narrow strip to the outer side of the upper edges of the bag. The edge of one side of the bag is glued to one page of the magazine, and the edge of the other to the opposite page:

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The edges of the bag and the magazine pages between which it is glued must match. Under no circumstances should the bag stick out between the pages, otherwise it will be noticeable. The bag glued in this way turns into a secret pocket in which water disappears.

Before you start displaying your number, you must carefully check the waterproofness of your pocket. If there is a small hole in it, then the trick is doomed to fail.

This trick should be demonstrated calmly and without any fuss. So, the magazine with a bag glued into it is placed in advance on the illusion table, where other items intended for the performance are also located. The more naturally the performer looks at the magazine, the more effective the trick will be.

After looking through the magazine, the artist closes it and folds it in four with an envelope. Then he opens it where the secret pocket is glued, takes a glass of water from his assistant and pours the water into the envelope:

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Now, having unfolded the magazine again, it should be held in a vertical position so that the water goes to the bottom of the pocket and the artist can continue to look at the magazine. After flipping through a few pages, the performer folds it back into an envelope, then opens it at the place where the pocket is glued in, and pours the water back into the glass:

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Author: Akopyan A.A.

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