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'''Out of My Hat''' was a routine with a rabbit puppet in a hat. Effect: A card is selected, placed in deck and dropped into a felt hat. When you call for your assistant, up comes a bunny you from the hat with the selected card. [[File:OutOfMyHat.jpg|thumb|300px|Ad in [[Genii 1945 July]]]] | '''Out of My Hat''' was a routine with a rabbit puppet in a hat. Effect: A card is selected, placed in deck and dropped into a felt hat. When you call for your assistant, up comes a bunny you from the hat with the selected card. [[File:OutOfMyHat.jpg|thumb|300px|Ad in [[Genii 1945 July]]]] | ||
| − | Marketed by [[ | + | Marketed by [[Charlie Sylver]] (Charlie Sylber) from the Magic House of Charles in Hollywood, California beginning around 1942.<ref>Ad in [[Genii 1942 August]].</ref> |
It was listed as one of the 85 most popular effects in the [[Genii-Orben Poll]], conducted in 1949. | It was listed as one of the 85 most popular effects in the [[Genii-Orben Poll]], conducted in 1949. | ||
Revision as of 21:08, 6 July 2013
Out of My Hat was a routine with a rabbit puppet in a hat. Effect: A card is selected, placed in deck and dropped into a felt hat. When you call for your assistant, up comes a bunny you from the hat with the selected card.
Ad in Genii 1945 July
Marketed by Charlie Sylver (Charlie Sylber) from the Magic House of Charles in Hollywood, California beginning around 1942.[1]
It was listed as one of the 85 most popular effects in the Genii-Orben Poll, conducted in 1949.
References
- ↑ Ad in Genii 1942 August.
