Wrong Way | Vernet Elsdon glide and force

glide and force

and Vincent Mendoza

The restraint is ungimmicked and no extra keys or special hidden equipment necessary

without backstage technology or copying methods

Can be performed close-up or on stage

Wrong Way | Vernet Elsdon glide and forceThe magician shows a large traffic signal (12. 5") that has a big arrow in each side. He explains that this signal is very important because the traffic must go in that way. One arrow is shown to be pointing to the left and the other to the right. The magician explains "this signal means that the traffic must go to the right and this other to the left". The comedy begins when the arrows begins to change and points the opposite way, both to the right,