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* [[The Solid Cone]] by [[Laurence Steinmeyer]] | * [[The Solid Cone]] by [[Laurence Steinmeyer]] | ||
* Conic Relief, in [[Deserting The Legion]] by [[Tom Stone]] (2004) | * Conic Relief, in [[Deserting The Legion]] by [[Tom Stone]] (2004) | ||
==References== | |||
*''Ball and Cone Flight'' in [[Deviltry]] by [[Burling Hull]] (1909) | |||
[[Category:Cups and Balls]] | [[Category:Cups and Balls]] | ||
Revision as of 08:19, 25 September 2009
Ball and Cone is a routine in the Cups and Balls genre, that usually is performed in the hands as a manipulative effect for stage or parlor. The routine often use a large billiard ball and a hollow cone.
It is known that Silent Mora performed Ball and Cone in his Chinese Act, but it was through Dai Vernon the effect gained popularity, via the publication of Ball, Cone and Handkerchief in The Dai Vernon Book of Magic.
Variations
- The Solid Cone by Laurence Steinmeyer
- Conic Relief, in Deserting The Legion by Tom Stone (2004)
References
- Ball and Cone Flight in Deviltry by Burling Hull (1909)