Stage Illusion
Twenty-one assistants are produced from a cabinet that appears large enough to hold about six.
Assistant lies on a couch and then floats in mid-air.
A stage-sized version of the three card monte – a female assistant hides behind a giant playing card. The card is mixed with two others on stage and the audience is fooled into thinking she is in one place when she actually is in another.
Magician carries pieces to a house on stage. He puts the pieces together and produces an assistant.
A practical production of an assistant from a small picture frame.
A painting of a woman comes to life and the magician produces a real assistant.
An assistant lies a table or couch. The assistant is then fully covered with a cloth and levitated. The assistant vanishes at the end.
The Assistant’s Revenge is a transposition illusion in which two performers change places, one being locked in a frame.
The magician pretends to let his audience see how he produces his assistant. But when the production is made, although the audience saw the assistant crawl into the box, she is gone and a man produced instead.
An assistant vanishes from atop a thin pedestal. She reappears inside a curtained cabinet. She disappears from the cabinet and reappears at the back of the venue.