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 ====== Glass of Liquid Production ======
-Whaley credits Jardine Ellis with this effect, citing Eric Lewis having seen it performed in the 1920s. It appears in //Magic and Its Mysteries// by W. H. J. Shaw (1893) as "To Produce a Glass of Liquor From a Handkerchief". Shaw's method does not use a rubber cover or plug; rather, he employs a harness arrangement similar to that used in the Carlo Glass Production, c. 1940s. This, then, is the precursor to the now-standard Pollock-style dove production. Carlo used the technique for the production of a rather large glass, kept in the performer's back pocket. Shaw steals the glass from the back of a chair, but the harness set-up is essentially the same.
+Whaley credits Jardine Ellis with this effect, citing Eric Lewis having seen it performed in the 1920s. It appears in //Magic and Its Mysteries// by W. H. J. Shaw (1893) as "To Produce a Glass of Liquor from a Handkerchief". Shaw's method does not use a rubber cover or plug; rather, he employs a harness arrangement similar to that used in the Carlo Glass Production, c. 1940s. This, then, is a precursor to the now-standard Pollock-style dove production. Carlo used the technique for the production of a rather large glass, kept in the performer's back pocket. Shaw steals the glass from the back of a chair, but the harness set-up is essentially the same.
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