Illusion Library

Effect

Weber's Emergency Routine

Harlan Tarbell · The Tarbell Course, 1926

Time
8 min read + 10 min practice
Materials
In the library
Prerequisites
None

This is the ring routine used by Herman L. Weber (Namreh), eminent magician and author of “The Lincoln Rings.” This routine is simple and is very useful in an emergency for no key ring is used. This is just the thing to work on the fellow who gives you two solid rings to link or a couple of linked rings to pull apart. Weber has specialized in ring effects for years and his routine for emergency work is truly welcomed.

Performer shows four single rings, then taking two in one hand and two in the other, links them together -two within the other two. Suddenly he pulls them apart again. He links two of the rings, one inside of the other, and places the two single rings over the top of a chair. The two linked rings in his hand are pulled apart, and when the two single rings are picked up from chair, they are found to be linked together. Rings are then passed out for examination.

How it is done

The method, 33 drawings and all it needs, inside the library.

Check back on December 1, 2026 to join the waiting list.

Help · hello@illusionlibrary.org · Terms