Hindu Beads

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The magician threads three wooden beads onto two golden laces. The spectator then secures the beads on the laces with a double knot. Much to the surprise of the spectator, though, the beads can be immediately removed from the laces at the command of the magician. The beads penetrate the solid laces without a false moves. They just seem to melt through the laces.

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Reviews

September 30th, 2010 6:10am Rating:

Reviewed by Thomas Sciacca

There's definitely something to this trick that has endured. The most current version I've seen, is Nana's Necklace. It's gotten very good reviews, and the price tells me that it's been enhanced with gaffs. Even so, there are moves necessary, that don't completely lift it out of the realm of the 'kid' version. I have a set of these in my collection-and like other 'kid tricks', I approach it as seriously as I do my 'adult' tricks. What continues to amaze me, is that countless people-NON MAGICIANS, have NEVER seen these tricks-you know, the ones that are showcased in Marlo's Arcade Dreams. Clearly, these are the first tricks that any magician to be comes in contact with-the first ones to tickle and entice our imaginations. Adult sophistication applied to the same props, can indeed, make for entertaining magic. My audiece is between twenty to mid thirties. The most magic theyv'e seen is on current t.v.-they have not, however seen the tricks I've seen a thousand times-or decided... [Read More]