Effects
Some of the effects Harris performs included (from playbills)
- The Enchanted Canopy
- The Aeriel Bank or Mysterious Treasury in the Air
- Hindoo Cup Trick
- The Mephistophole’s Hat
- The Card Printer
- The Fairy Star
- The Great Orange Trick
- The Chinese Plate Illusion
- How to Cook an Omelet, and Produce Game and Ring
- The Bank Note and Enchanted Candle
- The Flying Watches
- The Enchanted Fishery
- The Express Laundry
- The Wonderful Hat
- The Witches Pole or the obedient Mysterious Blood Writing on the Arm
- Vanishing Cage, Balls and Game
- Laughable Ribbon and Paper Trick
- The Great African Box and Sack Feat (Mysterious Appearance and Disappearance)
- The Sealed Packet Or Wonders of Supernatural Vision
- Angel’s Flight through Mid-Air!
- The Elements
- Dove of Buddha
- Wizard Portfolio
- Mystic Clock
- Japanese Butterfly Trick
- Aerial Couch
- Gun Feat
- Bottle Feat
- Great Second Sight Mystery
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