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Item Details Related Items 
22199 (M9-17-3)
Tell your assistant that he/she is going to be a magician. Place the
top hat on his/her head and it falls to his/her shoulders! Very
funny!
21882 (M1-11-1)
Perhaps the most popular hat for the young sports fans in your show
is the Baseball Cap, so we have now introduced this in our series of
Paper Hat Tears.
12838 (R7-1-2)
The paper is torn and restored in the form of a Santa hat. One dozen
per pack.
12820 (R7-1-1.2)
The torn pieces of paper magically become a clown hat. One dozen per
pack.
13081 (M9-12-2)
A durable 36" square foulard printed in a variety of vibrant
colors, depicting a wizard performing magic with fire.
9412 (R11-1-3.4)
Paper is continually ripped into pieces but put back together into a
hat. Pack of 12.
Recommended Items
22199 (M9-17-3)
Tell your assistant that he/she is going to be a magician. Place the
top hat on his/her head and it falls to his/her shoulders! Very
funny!
22185 (M2-2-4)
You display a card with four holes in the corners. Your audience
will be amazed, as you slide these holes, one at a time, to a single
corner of the card. And if you wish, the holes can be scattered to
the four corners once again.
22178 (M5-13-1)
The magician places four bicycle horns of different colors on the
table. The audience is asked to choose a color. Amazingly, the
chosen horn will either be the only one to hoot or the only one that
stays silent — your choice!
22173 (M4-7-4)
This is a small coin purse, that will change one, or a couple of
coins, just like the Z-Fold wallets used for changing cards.
22157 (M3-10-2)
The performer borrows a coin, which can be marked. It is covered by
a handkerchief, and given to a spectator to hold.
22156 (M4-5-4)
A piece of paper is placed over the mouth of a small vase, filled
with water, then turned upside down. The paper and water stays in
place. The paper is removed, but the water remains inside the
inverted vase.
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