The patient of the Professor is discovered, when the curtains open, lying covered, as
if on a couch. A camp cot with a split canvas cover will do nicely for the
"couch." Two chairs may be used. A large sheet or blanket is thrown across his
body.
The Professor appears, bows, and proceeds to hypnotize his patient. When the patient is
unconscious the Professor stands behind him, facing the audience and makes passes over his
body.
Then an amazing thing happens. The body slowly rises to a point a few feet above the
chairs! Then it slowly sinks to its former position.
Reference to the drawing will show how this is done. The patient holds two light sticks
in his hands. On the ends of the sticks are a pair of shoes. The patient is really
crouching-in front of one chair, and at the proper time he slowly rises and falls, as
ordered by the Professor.
This is a very effective stunt, but it calls for practice.
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