Incubator hat. Effective trick and its solution

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Incubator hat. Focus secret

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Focus Description:

The magician shows an empty handkerchief, turning it in different directions. Then, with a handkerchief in one hand, he goes to the table on which the head cylinder stands and, taking it with the other hand, shows the audience that it is also empty. Putting the cylinder on the table, he waves the handkerchief and holds it in his hands, folding it in half, tilting one end to the cylinder. Suddenly, the audience notices that something rolls in the scarf, and then a chicken egg falls out of it (Fig. 163, A). Putting the handkerchief aside, the illusionist takes the egg and, showing it from all sides, puts it in a cylinder that he holds in his hand. Having made some passes over him, the magician tilts him over the table, and a chicken runs out from there (Fig. 163, B).

Focus Incubator Hat
Fig. 163

Props:

Small glass or wooden table.

head cylinder.

Secret retractable cylinder insert.

Chicken egg - real or imitation.

Live little chicken.

Focus secret:

The secret of the focus is exactly the same as in the focus"Amazing Top Hat". The insert described in this issue is also used in the chicken trick. A bird is placed in one of the compartments of the folding valve, making sure that it cannot open the valve and appear ahead of time. Just in case, attach the valve with a pin to the board. The egg is placed beforehand under the waistcoat, in the neckline or in the inside pocket.Under the cover of manipulating the handkerchief, the conjurer discreetly removes the egg from under the waistcoat and lowers it inside the folded handkerchief.The rest is clear.

This trick can also be done with a fedora, all you have to do is make a small box, painted to match the lining of the hat. A chicken is placed in it. The performer, showing an empty hat, can even roll it up into a tube and wrinkle it slightly in his hands, of course, constantly making sure not to damage the box.

The insert we have described makes it possible to come up with many experiments with the master cylinder. If the cylinder is foldable, then after the number it can be folded together with an insert and some small elastic object, for example, an imitation rubber egg.

Author: Vadimov A.A.

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