Walter Gibson's Double Bill Tube | VIKING - Brema Adam is a symbol of love
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
is a symbol of love and affection and is known as the friend of the sea
Finally it shows the 4 coins in his hand and takes a pocket to carry it when you open your hand and the other coins have disappeared
The performer goes on to an amazing climax that will leave the audience stunned
It is a great 'interlude piece' and will probably end up in my working repertoire
das Springinsfeld als Gaukler auf den Marktplätzen gezeigt haben soll
Walter Gibson's Double Bill Tube | VIKING - Brema Adam is a symbol of loveA small brass tube with a screw cap is presented empty, then closed and sealed if necessary. It remains in full view on the table. A banknote is borrowed, marked, andcovered by a clothgiven to a spectator to hold. Another brass tube is presented, into which the first tube is inserted. It fits snugly. The lid is put on, and this tube, too, is sealed. Suddenly, the banknote has disappeared. The spectator opens the sealed tubes and finds the banknote