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'''Invisible Flight''' is a stage illusion where an assistant is placed into a cannon and then shot towards a box hanging from the stage. After firing the cannon the box is lowered to the stage and opened. Another box is pulled out of the first and opened revealing the assistant safely inside. | |||
A controversy followed when [[Horace Golden]] brought legal proceedings against [[Gustave Fasola]] in England. They both continued to perform the illusion and was later featured in the United States by [[Howard Thurston]] | A controversy followed when [[Horace Golden]] brought legal proceedings against [[Gustave Fasola]] in England. They both continued to perform the illusion and was later featured in the United States by [[Howard Thurston]] | ||
Revision as of 13:04, 17 September 2008
Invisible Flight is a stage illusion where an assistant is placed into a cannon and then shot towards a box hanging from the stage. After firing the cannon the box is lowered to the stage and opened. Another box is pulled out of the first and opened revealing the assistant safely inside.
A controversy followed when Horace Golden brought legal proceedings against Gustave Fasola in England. They both continued to perform the illusion and was later featured in the United States by Howard Thurston
The Invisible Flight is related in some ways to the Substitution Trunk.
References
- Professional Magic for Amateurs By Walter B. Gibson