Through the hat Effective trick and its solution

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Focus Description:

Give the hat and "magic wand" to the audience for inspection. Having received them back, turn the hat on a stick, thereby proving once again that the hat has no secrets (Fig. a).

Focus through the hat
а

Then, stopping the rotation, calmly, as if nothing had happened, pass the wand through the hat and again pass both objects for inspection.

Focus secret:

You only made it appear that the "magic wand" was passing through the hat, but in fact it passed from the outside on the opposite side from the audience.

Having stopped the rotation, you brought your left hand from below to the hat and with your thumb pressed the brim of the hat to its crown (fig. b) so that the thumb of your left hand was on your side and was not facing the audience. After that, without releasing the grip, you brought your right hand to the bottom of the hat.

Without releasing the "magic wand", you intercept the hat with your right hand from your left (Fig. c) so that the thumb of your right hand, while holding the wand, presses the brim of the hat to the crown. At the same moment, the left hand, inserted inside the hat, grabs it from the inside so that the brim of the hat, covering the thumb of the right hand, closes with each other around this thumb.

Focus through the hat

Next, your right hand with the "magic wand" is moved to the side, and then the wand is brought from below to the hat and directed into the hole between the brim of the hat, which is formed with the help of the left hand, which captured the hat from the inside. This made it possible for the left hand to grasp and hold for some time the inserted stick (Fig. d). Having released the wand from below with your right hand, you bring your right hand from above to it, grab it and insert it vertically upwards (Fig. e).

It will seem to the audience as if the "magic wand" actually went through the hat.

The focus should be fun, dynamic, with a smile. The only obligatory condition is that the hat must be soft, otherwise the trick will not work.

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