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'''Finn Jon''' (b. 19300,  the stage name of Finn Johan Hauger, has done great innovations with the thread.
'''Finn Jon''' (b. 1939,  the stage name of Finn Johan Hauger, specialises on cabaret performance, and has revolutionised magic animation, psychokinesis and levitation. The inventor of several original effects and concepts, the most popular being Loops; invisible elastics used to animate and levitate objects close-up.  


==Books==
==Books==
* Invisible Elastic Thread (1987)
* The Dancing and Floating Cork (with Fred Kaps) (1972), published by Ken Brooke
* [[Soap Bubbles Book]] (1989)
* La Magie de Finn Jon (1984), published by Georges Proust, translated to english by Daniel Rhod, general parlour magic
* La Fil Élastique Invisible (1986), published by Georges Proust, translated to english by Daniel Rhod, magic with invisible elastic thread
* Magie Des Bulles (1988), published by Georges Proust, translated to english by Daniel Rhod, magic with soap bubbles


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Revision as of 13:57, 7 March 2014

Finn Jon
BornFinn Johan Hauger
Norway 1939

NationalityNorwegian
CategoriesBooks by Finn Jon

Finn Jon (b. 1939, the stage name of Finn Johan Hauger, specialises on cabaret performance, and has revolutionised magic animation, psychokinesis and levitation. The inventor of several original effects and concepts, the most popular being Loops; invisible elastics used to animate and levitate objects close-up.

Books

  • The Dancing and Floating Cork (with Fred Kaps) (1972), published by Ken Brooke
  • La Magie de Finn Jon (1984), published by Georges Proust, translated to english by Daniel Rhod, general parlour magic
  • La Fil Élastique Invisible (1986), published by Georges Proust, translated to english by Daniel Rhod, magic with invisible elastic thread
  • Magie Des Bulles (1988), published by Georges Proust, translated to english by Daniel Rhod, magic with soap bubbles

References