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[[Appearing Elephant]] is a stage illusion in which an elephant suddenly appears inside a large box and was devised by [[Gustave Fasola]] in the late 1920s. | [[Appearing Elephant]] is a stage illusion in which an elephant suddenly appears inside a large box and was devised by [[Gustave Fasola]] in the late 1920s. | ||
[[Howard Thurston]] bought the idea from Fasola and | [[Howard Thurston]] bought the idea from Fasola and had it built but never ended up performing it because of difficulties in traveling with such a large animal. | ||
[[Doug Henning]] presented the effect during his 1976 television special. | [[Doug Henning]] presented the effect during his 1976 television special. | ||
Revision as of 11:02, 17 September 2008
Appearing Elephant is a stage illusion in which an elephant suddenly appears inside a large box and was devised by Gustave Fasola in the late 1920s.
Howard Thurston bought the idea from Fasola and had it built but never ended up performing it because of difficulties in traveling with such a large animal.
Doug Henning presented the effect during his 1976 television special.
See also Vanishing Elephant.