Water Wizardry: A Collection of Tricks in Which Water Is the Chief Agent

Water Wizardry: A Collection of Tricks in Which Water Is the Chief Agent, written by Arthur Ainslie and first published in 1922, is a practical guide to magic tricks that utilize water as the main element. The book offers a variety of entertaining and easy-to-learn tricks suitable for amateur magicians, featuring detailed instructions and engaging setups. Notable tricks include 'The Impossible,' which creates the illusion of a glass balancing on a paper bridge. Ainslie's light-hearted tone and humorous dialogues make this collection accessible for performers of all ages.