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Many version have been developed and performed by magicians over the years: | Many version have been developed and performed by magicians over the years: | ||
* Hugall Benedict in [[Stanyon's Magic]], Vol. 3, | * Hugall Benedict in [[Stanyon's Magic]], Vol. 3, No. 3, April 1903, page 62. | ||
* [[Cortini]] | * [[Cortini]] | ||
* Marketed in the United States by [[Carl Brema]] in the late 1920s. | * Marketed in the United States by [[Carl Brema]] in the late 1920s. | ||
* [[Al Baker]] marketed a method in 1931. | * [[Al Baker]] marketed a method in 1931. | ||
* [[Jean Hugard]] | * [[Jean Hugard]] | ||
* [[Joe Karson]] | * [[Joe Karson]] | ||
Revision as of 14:56, 15 September 2009
Torn and Restored Newspaper is a Torn and Restored Paper effect done with a large sheets of Newspaper making it suitable for the stage.
Many version have been developed and performed by magicians over the years:
- Hugall Benedict in Stanyon's Magic, Vol. 3, No. 3, April 1903, page 62.
- Cortini
- Marketed in the United States by Carl Brema in the late 1920s.
- Al Baker marketed a method in 1931.
- Jean Hugard
- Joe Karson
- Al Koran
- Slydini
- Robert Harbin
- Terry Seabrooke
- Gene Anderson marketed a version which was featured by Doug Henning.