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Price$34.50
Media TypeTrick
CategoryStage
Date AddedMar 16, 2003

Beach Bucket Lota

Morrissey Magic

(Based on 1 review)
It's a Lota Bowl that looks like a child’s sand pail–what could be more innocent? The Beach Bucket Lota can be sitting on the table or stage and, at anytime during your show, you can pick it up and pour out a large quantity of water. Then go on with the show and return to the Beach Bucket Lota a couple of minutes later and it is ready to pour out a second large load of water. Then a third and a fourth...who knows if it will ever be empty? Producing a load of water between tricks is an excellent running gag.

The Beach Bucket Lota is made to look very natural, but if you prefer and are the artistic type you can decorate it by either painting it or attaching self adhesive stickers. You can turn it into a child’s sand pail and no one would be able to tell the difference until you start pouring water out of it that it is even a magic trick.

Comes complete with instructions for the basic routine as well as several unique ideas. You of course will add to this list when you start working with this great prop. The Beach Bucket Lota is manufactured in heavy gauge aluminum, satin finished, lacquered and measures 7" tall and the mouth opening is 7 1/2" diameter.

Reviews

Coolini

May 30, 2003

Nicely enough made, durable, decent medium size, innocent and ordinary looking. Interior can be partially shown, a bit more than in the photo. Can't show interior straight on, due to necessarily sharply tapered walls of inner chamber. Prop is best used for probably a maximum of 3 pours. Tapered chamber leads to pours becoming noticeably smaller after the first two pours. An adequate prop that does what one basically expects a Lota to do. Some Lota containers work better than others. This one looks like something ordinary if you have a logical use for a tin pail, and will give you two decent pours after the first legitimate one. Any pours beyond that start are only half as much, and the discrepancy is obvious. This model is one that results in a lot of unusable leftover water between the double walls at the end of the trick, merely something of which to be aware. May or may not be anything of consequence to the potential buyer.
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