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[[Carl Rosini]] is believed to be the first perceive of the idea. | [[Carl Rosini]] is believed to be the first perceive of the idea. | ||
| − | [[Russell Walsh]] was to first to recognize that it could be adapted as a "Cane to Silk" effect. | + | [[Russell Walsh]] was to first to recognize that it could be adapted as a "Cane to Silk" effect. See Vanishing Cane to Handkerchief (1935). |
See also [[Appearing Cane]] | See also [[Appearing Cane]] | ||
[[Category:Illusions]] | [[Category:Illusions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:14, 30 January 2010
Vanishing Cane is an effect where a cane or walking stick instantly disappears or transforms into something else, such as a silk.
Carl Rosini is believed to be the first perceive of the idea.
Russell Walsh was to first to recognize that it could be adapted as a "Cane to Silk" effect. See Vanishing Cane to Handkerchief (1935).
See also Appearing Cane
