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The wand conjures candy. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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You have a "magic wand" in your hands. Shift the stick to one or the other hand, touching it first to one, then to the other hand, clenched into a fist. Candies will appear in your hands one by one.

Focus secret:

The sweets were inside a hollow "magic wand", which, one at a time, fell into one or the other of your hand from the "window" of the wand during the demonstration.

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The stick is made of thick paper. A wooden cylinder, each 2 cm long, is glued into a paper tube with a diameter of 5 cm on both sides. On the side of one of them, at the place where the cylinder ends, a rectangular window 6 cm long is made in the tube so that one candy can fall out freely.

The tube is painted like a "magic wand": at the ends - white, and in the middle part - black. The length of the "magic wand" is 40 cm. Candies are pushed through the entire length of such a stick.

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