Soccer ball in a bag. Effective trick and its solution

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Focus Description:

An ordinary soccer ball is given to the audience for inspection, after which it is placed in a black bag made to size. The bag is tightened, tightly tied with a ribbon and sealed with a wax seal.

The magician takes a small box, slightly larger than a ball, opens it and shows that a hole four centimeters in diameter has been made in the top cover. The illusionist puts the bag with the ball sealed in it into the box, and passes the top of the neck of the bag out through the hole in the lid. Then the box is locked with a key and placed on the table. The performer begins to slowly pull the bag out of the box (Fig. 203).

Focus Soccer ball in the bag
Fig. 203

Having pulled it out with everything, the magician draws the attention of the audience to the fact that the bag is completely intact, tied and sealed. Having taken out the ball, the bag is given to the spectators for inspection, as well as the box. Everyone sees that it is completely empty.

Props:

Soccer ball.

A box with a secret device.

Two completely identical black bags.

Satin ribbon 1,5 cm wide for tying the bag.

Wax and seal.

Focus secret:

To perform the trick, two completely identical black satin bags are used. One is carefully folded and placed in the other. When the ball is lowered, the inner bag is lightly pressed with fingers to the edge of the outer one. Putting the ball in the outer bag, squeeze the neck of the inner bag in the hand and pushing it up, slightly mask the upper edge of the outer bag with your hand; with the other hand, tightly wrap the neck with tape several times, making sure that the connection of the upper edges of the two bags is hidden.

After the bag is wrapped with ribbon, it is tied and the ends are sealed. When tying the ribbon, carefully and tightly wrap first the neck of the inner bag (empty), and then, already weaker, tighten the edges of the outer one, in which the ball is placed. You need to tie it so that with a slight effort you can pull the inner bag out of the outer one along with the tape tying it. Grasp the outer bag with one or two turns of tape, making sure that it cannot be untied and pops out ahead of time.

Putting the bags in the box, with an imperceptible movement of the hand, the tape is shifted from the neck of the outer bag and the neck of the inner bag is passed through the hole in the lid of the box. After that, they begin to slowly pull out the inner, sealed bag from the box. The outer ball bag remains inside. The ball is carefully removed from it, imperceptibly leaving the bag inside, where it hides under the drop-down flap of the box, which snaps into place with a lock. If you now turn the box over, the bag will not fall out of it. This can be easily understood from Fig. 204, which shows a section of the box. The fallen wall and the bag lying under it are clearly visible.

Focus Soccer ball in the bag
Fig. 204

The falling wall is held and lowered by a latch L, arranged in one of the sides of the box. On fig. 205 shows a section of the outer bag B with a soccer ball and an inner bag A lying inside it.

Focus Soccer ball in the bag
Fig. 205

Based on the principle of this amusing trick, you can come up with many other entertaining and interesting tricks.

Author: Vadimov A.A.

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