| This is a trick for those building a professional show. This trick uses nothing but a |
| three-foot length of rope and a pair of scissors. This trick fits well as a second trick in a |
| show and fits well somewhere near the middle of the act. It packs small and can be |
| contained in a pocket before performance. It can be done surrounded. If you were |
| building an illusion show, this trick would fit well as an interlude performed in front of |
| the curtain with a spotlight on you. It has been performed for over a hundred years and |
| is something magic audiences expect to see. |
| The trick requires some sleight of hand. The move is fairly, easy to do. The moves |
| presented in this version of the routine are a bit move advanced than the traditional way |
| of performing this sequence. The moves presented in this book are more deceptive and |
| logical. There are no jerks or jumps in the presentation and the flow moves smoothly |
| forward. You need not inject a lot of personality or humor into the routine as the magic |
| carries it along well. Some will, however: want to jazz it up. Patter is included that is a |
| bit tongue in cheek humor. This is an excellent routine for a beginner in magic. It fits |
| well in the second slot in you show for, presented as described, will demonstrate you |
| are a competent performer and give you a chance to relate on a personal level with your |
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