Tarbell Course in Magic - Volume 063 - Production from Hat and Jacket

The basics of magic

The most surprising things can be conjured out of apparently empty hats and from the jackets of spectators. This branch of magic is particularly fascinating for audiences, and the magician who pulls a white rabbit out of the hat is the epitome of the magician. This is the absolute classic among magic tricks and has been a staple in the programs of all famous old masters.

In this lesson, you'll become familiar with the tools and methods that will enable you to produce a variety of very different objects from a hat. And you'll be shown how to pull a live rabbit or even a chicken out of a spectator's jacket.

You will also get to know the “master hat,” which is shown empty and from which one egg after another is taken out, more than your spectator assistant can possibly hold.

And you'll learn how to conjure rabbits out of a borrowed hat, and finally how to turn the newly appeared rabbit into a bag of candy.

40-page brochure with many drawings.

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