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Little Chapel by Supreme Magic Company

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Here is a unique Silk Cabby from Supreme Magic.  It really is a beauty and like the advert says does work smoothly.  However, since this was created in the 1960’s it still uses the more traditional elevator approach for the gimmick, rather than the even smoother approach employed by some modern Silk Cabbies such as Michael Baker’s here.

Even so it is a solid and convincing prop and the use of a church adds an extra element to enhance various routines.

I was pleasantly surprised by this old Supreme Magic prop when they used to make some really nice wood effects 🙂

(Notice: does not come with any silks, use your own.)

Effect: A really beautiful piece of apparatus that every entertainer can use. Marvelous for the Kid’s performer, for the magician who does a lot of shows at Church functions or for those who enjoy presenting the popular Mr. and Mrs. Grew effect and would like an easy sure-fire method of working this grand old classic.

Little Chapel works like a Silk-cabby BUT is of improved construction.

Features:

  • No risk of anything sticking.
  • Big load capacity.
  • Can be used for Vanishing, CHANGING or producing silks.
  • Entirely self contained.
  • Can be used surrounded.

You’ll thrill to the charming design. The Little Chapel is beautifully made of wood and lacquered with red bricks and roof and with stained glass “windows”.

The spire is detachable for packing purposes.

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Includes: Printed Instructions.

Approx. Price: $125.00 (2024) ***

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1 review for Little Chapel by Supreme Magic Company

  1. Andy Martin

    Here is a unique Silk Cabby from Supreme Magic.  It really is a beauty and like the advert says does work smoothly.  However, since this was created in the 1960’s it still uses the more traditional elevator approach for the gimmick, rather than the even smoother approach employed by some modern Silk Cabbies such as Michael Baker’s here.

    Even so it is a solid and convincing prop and the use of a church adds an extra element to enhance various routines.

    I was pleasantly surprised by this old Supreme Magic prop when they used to make some really nice wood effects 🙂

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