Miracle Floating Ball......$12.50
Licensed by Joe Karson, world famous magician and inventor of
the classic "Zombie" floating ball illusion. Copyright 1959 by D.
Robbins & Company, Brooklyn, New York. Here is a great
one-person floating ball effect that was designed for the beginner
in magic. It creates the same effect as the more expensive and
professional version on the market. The props used are smaller
and more suited for the younger magician wishing to present a
levitation effect in their act.
Effect: A 3-inch white styrofoam ball is caused to magically float
up under a blue cloth in a most amazing manner! After the ball
floats upwards, seemingly carrying the performer with it, the ball
sinks back down to behind the cloth, and then peeks up over the
top of the cloth! It sinks downwards again and starts to rise
upwards once again, but the magician is able to keep control of
this most animated sphere. Finally the ball is caused to rest back
on its glass pedestal as the cloth is removed.
Whether this is performed to music or patter you'll find it one very
talked-about effect when properly presented. Strong enough to
be used as a closer for your act!
Licensed by Joe Karson, world famous magician and inventor of
the classic "Zombie" floating ball illusion. Copyright 1959 by D.
Robbins & Company, Brooklyn, New York. Here is a great
one-person floating ball effect that was designed for the beginner
in magic. It creates the same effect as the more expensive and
professional version on the market. The props used are smaller
and more suited for the younger magician wishing to present a
levitation effect in their act.
Effect: A 3-inch white styrofoam ball is caused to magically float
up under a blue cloth in a most amazing manner! After the ball
floats upwards, seemingly carrying the performer with it, the ball
sinks back down to behind the cloth, and then peeks up over the
top of the cloth! It sinks downwards again and starts to rise
upwards once again, but the magician is able to keep control of
this most animated sphere. Finally the ball is caused to rest back
on its glass pedestal as the cloth is removed.
Whether this is performed to music or patter you'll find it one very
talked-about effect when properly presented. Strong enough to
be used as a closer for your act!
