So you want to float a lady? Or, for spook shows, a ghost, goblin or witch? Now, here's your chance!

"Here are some of the most closely-guarded secrets in the entire realm of magic. Not only will you learn how to float your assistant, but you'll also learn how to levitate a kitchen table—with a spectator sitting on top of it!

"A full half dozen methods are revealed in this manuscript, allowing you to use the one that best fits your performing style and the venue where it will be exhibited.

"And if you're performing for a corporate audience, you may be able to enlist the aid of a member of the board of directors, a city council representative, or a local celebrity to serve as your "levitatee." Doing so will surely result in press coverage with photos to add to your scrapbook and website."

Contents:

• Grant's Miracle Suspension
• Surrounded Levitation
• Improved Super Levitation
• Parlor Asrah Levitation
• Best Yet Levitation
• Impromptu Levitation

Every magician should feature at least one illusion in their show. It makes the entire act seem "bigger" and more professional.

"The best there is in this line—all practical and inexpensively made at home. Some for parlor, some for stage." —Mike Kanter

Revised and updated edition includes additional content, added illustrations and scores of edits and updates.

Format: Print book.

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