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[[Acrobatic Matchbox]] is a close-up effect where a small matchbox, which placed on the back of the performer's hand, moves by itself and opens up. | [[Acrobatic Matchbox]] is a close-up effect where a small matchbox, which placed on the back of the performer's hand, moves by itself and opens up. | ||
Invented by [[G.W. Hunter]] and published as the | Invented by [[G.W. Hunter]] and published as the ''Magnetic Matchbox'' in Will Goldston's [[Further Exclusive Magical Secrets]] (1927). | ||
[[Category:Close Up Routines]] | [[Category:Close Up Routines]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:16, 16 May 2011
Acrobatic Matchbox is a close-up effect where a small matchbox, which placed on the back of the performer's hand, moves by itself and opens up.
Invented by G.W. Hunter and published as the Magnetic Matchbox in Will Goldston's Further Exclusive Magical Secrets (1927).