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| + | '''Tilt!''' is a manuscript, written by Edward Marlo in 1962, exploring the use of the [[Depth Illusion]], a technique first created by [[Dai Vernon]]. | ||
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| + | He credits Vernon in the preface of this booklet and it's the only time Marlo ever mentioned Vernon's name in connection with the technique. Marlo renamed the technique "Tilt" and published many applications of it. | ||
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| + | Many magicians still refer to the move as "Marlo's Tilt" rather than "Vernon's Depth Illusion." | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:48, 24 October 2012
| Tilt (Book) | |
| Author | Ed Marlo |
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| Publication Date | 1962 |
| Language | English |
Tilt! is a manuscript, written by Edward Marlo in 1962, exploring the use of the Depth Illusion, a technique first created by Dai Vernon.
He credits Vernon in the preface of this booklet and it's the only time Marlo ever mentioned Vernon's name in connection with the technique. Marlo renamed the technique "Tilt" and published many applications of it.
Many magicians still refer to the move as "Marlo's Tilt" rather than "Vernon's Depth Illusion."
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