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An assistant comes onto the stage at the invitation of the performer. Her neck is decorated with a string of beautiful beads. The magician asks to take them off and give them to him for a while. The assistant fulfills the request. The performer takes the beads from her, holding them by the end of the thread - as if he convinces the audience that the beads are the most ordinary. Then he uses scissors to cut off the lower knot of thread that held the beads. They are poured into a glass, and the thread remains in the performer’s hand. The assistant is upset that she was deprived of her decoration, and besides, on stage. But the magician calms her down and asks her not to worry. He makes a pound out of a piece of paper and pours beads into it from a glass, and then puts a thread there. Having closed the pound, the magician passes it into the hands of his assistant and makes several “magic” movements over it. After that, he opens the pound and pulls out a whole string of beads. Even all the locks were preserved on it.

The performer thanks the assistant for her help and returns the beads to her, then unfolds the pound and shows the audience a blank piece of paper.

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick is in the beads. They require special preparation. In this case, you will need beads with the simplest clasp. One end of them should end with a ring, and the other with a hook. Usually beads are strung on one thread. But for this trick you will need a second one - a secret one, which is passed through the beads next to the main one. Knots are tied at both ends of the secret thread, which should not slip through the holes of the beads (Fig. 20).

Focus Unbreakable beads
Fig. 20

The assistant puts on appropriately prepared beads before the performance. When she takes them off on stage and hands them to the performer, he takes the necklace by the knot of the secret thread.

Holding the beads over the glass, the performer carefully, so as not to catch the main thread, cuts the bottom knot with a secret one. As soon as this happens, the beads will quickly slide off the secret thread and fall into the glass, while the thread will remain in the performer's hand. The audience gets the complete impression that the beads have scattered. Next, the performer makes a pound out of paper and pours beads into it. Then he puts the thread in the pound.

Having closed the pound, the performer passes it to the assistant. Having made several “magic” movements, he opens the pound and pulls out a string of beads. At the same time, you should roll up the secret thread into a ball, and then quietly get rid of it. The performer unfolds the empty pound and shows it to the audience.

Author: Akopyan A.A.

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