Walking Thru a Brick Wall
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Overview
Not just another card trick, but an entertaining story with a magical ending.
In 1914 Houdini performed at the Hippodrome Theater in New York City. Even though the audience was astonished, he never performed it again.
Masons constructed on stage a brick wall. Houdini stepped behind a small screen placed against the wall as the audience watched every move. A second later he appeared on the other side of the wall.
I am now going to attempt this same trick with a brick wall facsimile and a deck of cards. One card will be freely selected and signed. The card is now placed back into the deck and the deck is replaced into the card box.
The box of cards are now placed on the brick wall facsimile.
The spectator removed the box of cards, lifts the card board brick way to find his signed card. The card has passed thru the wall.
Easy to do. The mechanical deck does all the work.
Complete with a mechanical deck, a card board brick wall and an online instructional video.
In 1914 Houdini performed at the Hippodrome Theater in New York City. Even though the audience was astonished, he never performed it again.
Masons constructed on stage a brick wall. Houdini stepped behind a small screen placed against the wall as the audience watched every move. A second later he appeared on the other side of the wall.
I am now going to attempt this same trick with a brick wall facsimile and a deck of cards. One card will be freely selected and signed. The card is now placed back into the deck and the deck is replaced into the card box.
The box of cards are now placed on the brick wall facsimile.
The spectator removed the box of cards, lifts the card board brick way to find his signed card. The card has passed thru the wall.
Easy to do. The mechanical deck does all the work.
Complete with a mechanical deck, a card board brick wall and an online instructional video.
What’s included
Streaming video tutorial
Specifications
- Skill level
- Beginner
- Best for
- Close-upTable-hopping
- Reset
- Under 30 seconds
- Method
- Gimmick-based
- Distance
- 0-2 feet (30- 60 cm) · 2-4 feet (60 - 120 cm)
- Pocket space
- Needs jacket pocket
- Instructions
- Streaming video tutorial
- Publisher
- Martin Schwartz
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