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Focus Description:

On the illusion table there is an ordinary champagne bottle and glass. The performer fills the glass and drinks the drink.

Then the performer wraps the bottle in newspaper and begins to pull out colorful silk scarves one after another. Having pulled out the last handkerchief (and he pulled out quite a lot of them), the performer suddenly energetically crumples up the newspaper along with the bottle and throws aside the loose lump of newspaper that he no longer needs.

Focus secret:

The bottle is paper, it only looks like a real champagne bottle.

This bottle is made from black glossy paper, which can be purchased at any stationery store. It must be glued together from two component parts - this will facilitate production.

When both parts of the bottle are ready, a second inner neck is placed inside its upper part in the neck area, which is glued together with acetone from a photographic film rolled into a tube. The upper part of the tube remains free, and a regular nipple is put on the lower part. The diameter of this tube is slightly smaller than the diameter of the bottle neck, and its capacity should hold about a glass of water. To prevent this inner neck from dangling inside the bottle and falling to the bottom, it must be secured with an inner bottom, which is cut out and placed on the tube close to the nipple.

Now the tube can be placed at the top of the bottle so that the edge of the inner neck is 1-1 cm below the neck of the bottle, and the inner bottom fits tightly to the inside of the upper half of the bottle. Then you need to trim the edges of the upper half of the bottle with teeth so that when gluing it to the lower part there are no folds and wrinkles, and fasten both halves of the bottle.

When it is ready and equipped with all the necessary external decorations (label, silver paper), several colorful silk scarves are pushed into its lower part from the bottom. After this, you need to cut out the bottom from thin cardboard and slightly press it inside the bottle.

Just before the performance, the desired drink is poured into the top of the bottle.

Now the bottle can be put together with the glass on the illusion table.

The trick is demonstrated as follows. The performer pours the contents of the bottle into a glass and drinks it. He then wraps the bottle in newspaper and turns it upside down without the audience noticing. The bottom of the bottle opens easily. The artist pulls out the scarves in the bottle one after another.

As soon as the last scarf is taken out, the magician can safely crumple up the newspaper along with the bottle in his hands and throw this lump into the corner of the stage - there will be no fragments from such a bottle. The inconvenience of this trick is that the bottle must be made for each performance. Therefore, we recommend preparing several bottles at once for ten to fifteen performances ahead.

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