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Bunny from the frame. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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On the stage is a table covered with a tablecloth. On the table is a wooden frame. Pin a sheet of paper covering the entire frame with buttons, and then roll up your sleeves in front of the audience, tear the paper and pull a live hare out of the frame.

Focus Hare out of the frame

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A hole was made in the table of such a size that a paper bag with a hare hidden in it could pass freely into it. When the table is brought onto the stage, the hare is already in the package, and the package is placed in the sideboard. A fairly strong thread is tied to the top of the bag. When you pin the paper, at the same time hook the thread lying loosely on the table with your finger and put it on the hook at the top of the frame.

The thread is pulled backstage. The assistant tightens the thread, picking up the package with the hare. The rest is clear: tearing the paper stretched over the frame and the paper bag is not so difficult. When doing this trick, place the table in the back of the stage, closer to the backstage.

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