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Ouellet also published another (and quite possibly his best) vanish of a ring from a rope ("The Fireman's Pole Move") eight years later in the July 1991 issue of [[Genii]] magazine. | Ouellet also published another (and quite possibly his best) vanish of a ring from a rope ("The Fireman's Pole Move") eight years later in the July 1991 issue of [[Genii]] magazine. | ||
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Released as an single-trick instructional booklet in 1983, "The Homing Ring" is a finger-ring-and-rope routine by Gary Ouellet, and the sixth installment in the Camirand Academy of Magic's Masters of Magic series. A heavy signet ring (which can be borrowed, but is more often introduced by the magician) vanishes repeatedly, first from the magician's hands, then from a length of rope, reappearing each time on one of the magician's fingers. The fourth of five phases requires lapping (and employs Ouellet's "Rear Shift Lap," which he first introduced in his 1979 lecture notes, Classy Close-Up), but an alternate sequence is provided at the end of the booklet that can be done standing up.
Ouellet also published another (and quite possibly his best) vanish of a ring from a rope ("The Fireman's Pole Move") eight years later in the July 1991 issue of Genii magazine.