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====== Pop-up Move ====== | ====== Pop-up Move ====== | ||
- | Apparently invented in China. It was introduced to the West by Chinese magicians. The first English description of it seems to be by Edwin Sachs in his // | + | Apparently invented in China. It was introduced to the West by Chinese magicians. The first English description of it seems to be by Edwin Sachs in his // |
- | In 1936, Laurie Ireland published a variant with sponge balls that capitalized on their ability to compress and expand. See " | + | In 1936, Laurie Ireland published a variant with sponge balls that capitalized on their ability to compress and expand. See " |
- | Edward Marlo came up with the first handling for coins; see his June 1957 // | + | Edward Marlo came up with the first handling for coins; see his June 1957 // |
- | Marlo, in his June 1957 Parade, also gives handlings using balls, p. 75, including the Double Roll-up (p. 82). His handling of the Pop-up was developed in 1950 and scantly described in notes provided for a 1951 lecture. These notes were eventually republished in 1965 as // | + | Marlo, in his June 1957 Parade, also gives handlings using balls, p. 75, including the Double Roll-up (p. 82). His handling of the Pop-up was developed in 1950 and scantly described in notes provided for a 1951 lecture. These notes were eventually republished in 1965 as // |
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