die vom stuhl verschwindende dame\nbuatier de kolta chair\n unknown\ndie vom stuhl verschwindende dame\n unknown\ndie vom stuhl verschwindende dame\n unknown\ndie vom stuhl verschwindende dame\n unknown\ndie vom stuhl verschwindende dame\n unknown\ndie vom stuhl verschwindende dame\n unknown
1896
die zauberwelt
Unknown
die vom stuhl verschwindende dame\nperson vanishes from chair, different construction of chair\n unknown\ndie vom stuhl verschwindende dame\n unknown
1896
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Die vom Stuhl verschwindende Dame
person vanishes from chair, different construction of chair
multum in parvo\nanimals are produced from two boxes, loading system with chair and tip-over mechanism\ntheo "okito" bamberg
1973
the oriental magic of the bambergs Theo "Okito" Bamberg
Multum in Parvo
animals are produced from two boxes, loading system with chair and tip-over mechanism
poltergeisties!\nrocking chair starts to rock, pictures on walls tilt, objects move on shelves, books fall over, plates tip, mo wire\nstephen minch
1975
mind & matter Stephen Minch
Poltergeisties!
rocking chair starts to rock, pictures on walls tilt, objects move on shelves, books fall over, plates tip, MO wire
chair link\n"unsolved mysteries"
linking two backyard garden chairs, posed as a problem\nmilbourne christopher
1999
the fine print Milbourne Christopher
Chair Link
"Unsolved Mysteries"
linking two backyard garden chairs, posed as a problem
chair balance\npresentation for chair suspension, spectator lies on a chair and seems to levitate\ndavid berglas
2002
the mind & magic of david berglas David Berglas
Chair Balance
presentation for chair suspension, spectator lies on a chair and seems to levitate
finale\nsuggestion and chair balancing effect, spectators seated on chairs tilted on the back legs on performer's commando they tip forward, vague explanation\ndavid berglas
2002
the mind & magic of david berglas David Berglas
Finale
suggestion and chair balancing effect, spectators seated on chairs tilted on the back legs on performer's commando they tip forward, vague explanation
take a seat\nspectator chooses a random seat number written on slips of paper in a clear plastic bag, person sitting in that seat has prediction under chair\nmichel huot\ndavid acer
2004
random acts of magic Michel Huot, David Acer
Take A Seat
Spectator chooses a random seat number written on slips of paper in a clear plastic bag, person sitting in that seat has prediction under chair