Oriental Conjuring and Magic

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DATOS
Título Oriental Conjuring and Magic
Autor Will Ayling y Sam Sharpe
Ilustraciones ...
Idioma Inglés
Tema General
Fecha publicación 1981
Editorial ...
Páginas 393
Tamaño ...
Formato Papel
ISBN ...

Este libro es casi una enciclopedia de magia india, china y japonesa.

Consta de dos partes. La primera parte es un índice, referencia y bibliografía compilada por Sam Sharpe.

La segunda parte, investigada y escrita por Will Ayling, describe los 101 efectos del índice de Sharpe.

Aprenderá sobre efectos fantásticos como enterrar vivo, tragar espadas, detener el pulso y encantar serpientes. También hay magia de cerca y magia escénica.

Contenido

  • The Psychology of the Indian Conjurer
  • The Bamboo Rods and Strings (The Hindu Wands)
  • The Indian Link Trick. The Chinese Rings.
  • The Indian Sands. The Colour Changing Sands.
  • Producing Marbles and Leaden Balls from the Mouth
  • The Cups and Balls
  • The Broken and Restored Cotton
  • The Mango Tree
  • The Indian Basket Trick
  • The Bunder Boat
  • The Suspended Bowl of Rice. The Suspended Prayer Vase.
  • The Ring on Wand
  • The Cut and Restored String or Turban
  • The Egg Bag
  • The Appearance of Marks on the Hand
  • The Diving Duck
  • The Indian Rope Trick
  • Production of Snakes and Crocodiles in a Cloud of Dust
  • Snake charming
  • Running a Dagger into the Cheek. Piercing the Tongue, and similar feats. (See 73, 83, 86)
  • The Aerial Suspension. The Sword Suspension. Human Levitation.
  • The Production of Sparrows from a Basket
  • To Make an Article Travel of its Own Accord
  • Threading Beads in the Mouth. The Needle Threading Trick.
  • Changing Beans into Snakes, or Stones into Scorpions.
  • Eating the Leaves of the Prickly Pear
  • Laying One's Stomach on the Edge of a Sword, and Sword Walking
  • Causing Blood to Flow and Stop Flowing from the Arm
  • Eating Pounded Glass, and Dancing on Glass
  • Swallowing Pebbles, etc.
  • Sabre Swallowing
  • Invulnerability to Red-hot Iron, and Fire Walking
  • The Chinese Marble Trick and Other Sleights
  • Fire Eating and Smoke Blowing
  • The Japanese Butterflies
  • The Japanese Picture
  • The Bowl of Water Production
  • The Jumping Plume. The Jumping China Rabbit. The Jumping Duck.
  • The Japanese Obedient Ball on String.
  • The Feast of Lanterns.
  • The Dancing Figure (Chinese?)
  • Ropes Through Neck, Ropes, Rings and Coat, and similar Tricks.
  • The Hindu Lota. The Ching Ling Foo Can.
  • Flower Changing into Goldfish in Cup.
  • Twenty Colour Changing Coins.
  • Torn and Restored Paper.
  • Buried Alive.
  • Japanese Magic Mirrors
  • The Indian Cooking Trick
  • Ball of Wool Swallowed and Reproduced from a Cut in the Stomach
  • The Human Stove
  • The Production of Coconuts from the Performer's Mouth
  • The Ten Ichi Thumb Tie
  • The Rice Bowls
  • The Vanishing Rice (Japanese)
  • Snowstorm in Japan. Plum Blossom in the Wind. Autumn Leaves.
  • Tissue Changed into an Egg (Max Sterling Egg)
  • Instantaneous Incubation
  • Coins and String
  • The Flying Chopstick
  • Production from Box
  • The Broken Chopstick
  • Suspended Cups of Water from Fan
  • Japanese Postcard Divination
  • Fire, Water and Globe of Goldfish Produced from Tub
  • Vanishing Rice From Cup
  • Tapping Stick in Bottle
  • Water Passed from Bottle to Bottle
  • Plate Spinning
  • Japanese Boiling Water Ordeal
  • Vanished Ring Found in Egg
  • Coin Changed into a Stone
  • A Stone Lifted by the Eyes or Tongue (see 20)
  • The Ten Ichi Water Fountains (Japanese)
  • Swallowing a Barrel of Water (Burmese)
  • Sleights with Chickens (Port Said)
  • Yogi Gold From Fire
  • The Zulu Obedient Floating Log
  • Summoning The Scents (Indian)
  • Pulse Control
  • The Han Ping Chien Coins
  • The Hindu Talisman
  • Padlock Through Cheek (See 86, 20)
  • The Chinese "Chefalo" Knot
  • The Jumping Egg
  • Knife Through Nose
  • Silks From Mouth
  • Ring Changes to another Ring and Lump of Metal
  • Colour Changing Slips of Paper and Water
  • Escape from Ropes and Sack
  • Various Changes in a Small Box
  • The Indian Bow Trick
  • Water Frozen in the Hand
  • The Organ Pipes
  • The Animated Leaves
  • Long Paper Ribbon From a Bowl of Shavings
  • Shower of Nuts from a Handkerchief
  • Magnetic Arrows
  • Dismembering and Re-articulating a Man
  • The Indian Nose Ring
  • The Japanese Ever-Flowing Kettle

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