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Cups and Balls
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It is still performed today. Three cups are turned upside down on the table and a ball is placed beneath one of them.
When the cups are taken away, the ball has mysteriously moved from one cup to another, or else a second ball has appeared.
The trick, of course, is to distract the audience's attention while the balls are moved or an extra one is added.
This trick has been puzzling audiences for several thousand years.
One of the tricks most often mentioned in old records is called the Cups and Balls.
In a way, priests of ancient days were conjurors, performing magic in their temples to impress the worshippers. But there were real conjurors, too, in ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome.
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