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[[Neyhart Houlette]] was a [[Gimmick]] to perform the [[Rising Card]] effect developed by [[Arthur P. Neyhart]] in the 1930s. | [[Neyhart Houlette]] was a [[Gimmick]] to perform the [[Rising Card]] effect developed by [[Arthur P. Neyhart]] in the 1930s. Neyhart manufactured a limited number of these devises (possibly less then 100). | ||
It allowed any card named by the audience to rise out of a 52 card deck without the assistance of any stooges, threads or electronics. | It allowed any card named by the audience to rise out of a 52 card deck without the assistance of any stooges, threads or electronics. | ||
It was featured in [[Hilliard]]'s [[Greater Magic]]. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 06:35, 23 April 2009
Neyhart Houlette was a Gimmick to perform the Rising Card effect developed by Arthur P. Neyhart in the 1930s. Neyhart manufactured a limited number of these devises (possibly less then 100).
It allowed any card named by the audience to rise out of a 52 card deck without the assistance of any stooges, threads or electronics.
It was featured in Hilliard's Greater Magic.
References
- The Neyhart Houlette by Arthur P. Neyhart (1930)