Magic whistle. Effective trick and its solution

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The magician goes into the auditorium and asks the audience to give him a pencil. Having received the pencil, he returns to the stage, takes a whistle from his desk and, raising it to his mouth, whistles. Then the artist, taking a small piece of thread, ties a whistle to one end and a pencil to the other. Now the whistle hangs in the air, dangling freely on a thread (Fig. 1).

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At the request of the audience, the whistle begins to whistle, although it still hangs on a thread and the artist does not touch it. The performer demonstrates a trick by descending into the auditorium. Showing a magic trick directly in the auditorium arouses increased interest among the audience and enhances the effect of the magic trick.

Focus secret:

The props of this trick are, first of all, a whistle, which the performer shows to the audience, then a second, secret whistle, which will produce the whistle at the right moment. In addition, you will need a piece of rubber tube and a rubber bulb. These items can be purchased at any pharmacy.

One end of the rubber tube is placed on the lip of the whistle, and the other on the rubber bulb (Fig. 2). The length of this device must correspond to the length of the performer’s jacket sleeve, inside which it will be hidden. The rubber tube is placed along the sleeve towards the shoulder, the rubber bulb is placed under the armpit, and the whistle should be approximately at the level of the cuff.

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So, in the artist’s left sleeve is a secret trick device, in his right hand is a whistle suspended from a pencil.

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In accordance with the desire of the audience to hear the sound of the whistle hanging on the pencil, the performer squeezes the pear under his arm and the whistle whistles.

Author: Akopyan A.A.

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