Movement of the record. Effective trick and its solution

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Movement of the record. Focus Secret

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Show the audience an empty envelope, put it on a stand and cover it with a handkerchief. Take a paper bag and drop a record into it. Crush the package - the record will disappear! Remove the handkerchief from the envelope and take out the just-vanished gramophone record from it.

Focus secret:

The gramophone record disappearing in a paper bag is rubber. It is made of 2mm rubber (from a rubber mat). The label on it can be drawn or placed on the front side separately, holding it with your fingers (Fig. a).

Focus Move record
а

Such rubber easily retains the shape of the record, but just as easily loses it if it is crushed together with the package. The envelope, in which the "disappeared" gramophone record should appear, has blank walls and a valve. It has two overlapping pockets. Moreover, the first of them is empty: it is shown to the audience from the very beginning. In the second, far pocket, there is an ordinary gramophone record, but outwardly indistinguishable from a rubber one (Fig. b).

Focus Move record
б

Having shown an empty envelope with a valve (its first compartment), put it on a stand and cover it with a handkerchief. Taking a rubber "phonograph record" from the table, as if it were an ordinary one, crush it together with the package. Putting the crumpled package aside, open the second compartment with a "charged" gramophone record and demonstrate its appearance.

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