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[[Himber Ring]] was an idea from [[Perci Diaconis]] that was further developed into a routine by [[Richard Himber]]. Borrowing three separate rings, from three different spectators in the audience, the magician links them all together. They are then unlinked and passed back to their respective owners. | [[Himber Ring]] was an idea from [[Perci Diaconis]] that was further developed into a routine by [[Richard Himber]]. Borrowing three separate rings, from three different spectators in the audience, the magician links them all together. They are then unlinked and passed back to their respective owners. | ||
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Revision as of 11:47, 10 December 2008
Himber Ring was an idea from Perci Diaconis that was further developed into a routine by Richard Himber. Borrowing three separate rings, from three different spectators in the audience, the magician links them all together. They are then unlinked and passed back to their respective owners.