Some More Exquisite Conjuring by Friedrich W. Conradi

Description

From the Foreword:

When publishing my first book in the English language, Exquisite Conjuring, I was led by the thoughts, that perhaps, after having edited over 30 books about Magic in German, it may be an interesting experiment to see, what the English speaking fraternity would have to say, if I would publish a book in the English language and if the praise, I received from all sides as an author of books on Magic since these last 20 years and more, would really warrant such a new venture!

Well, I must say, that my expectations have not only been realised, but they have in fact been surpassed by far in the way, in which my first book in English has been received and I take this opportunity to thank all and everybody most heartily for their goodwill and praise, they have been good enough to spend me.

These kind words have been an encouragement to dedicate to all my English and American friends this my second book in the English language and I hope, that it will have a similar success, as my first one.

Translation and patter by Eugene Harkewitz.

Foreword

My Uncle “Noah’s” Umbrella

The “Phantom Illusion”

The “Magic Cubes”

Conradi’s Great Skull-Illusion

The Flowers Of Magic

Conradi’s Handkerchief Illusion

“Hostile Brothers”

I. Two Giant Fire-Bowls

II. The Giant Fire-Bowl Appearing In Performer’s Hands

III. Three Double-Lids, Fitting The 3 Giant Fire-Bowls

IV. Conradi’s Appearing And Disappearing Goldfish-Bowl

The Swan-Ornament

*Dreamland*

The “Mysterious Label”-Effect

“Peng-Peng”!

Soap-Bubbles by H.W. Tagrey

Foreword

Recipe

Some Working -Instructions

Tricks With Soap-Bubbles

Magic And Soap-Bubbles

The “Bunny Funny” Trick

1st edition ~1920, 55 pages; PDF 64 pages.
word count: 16113 which is equivalent to 64 standard pages of text