The X-Ray Eye Act By Robert Nelson

Bob Nelson's instructions and lecture for the famous X-Ray Eye Act, also known as “Super Sensitive Finger Tips,” “Seeing with the Fingers,” etc. A sensational feature effect for stage, club or private entertainment. Large wads of cotton are placed over the performer’s eyes, completely shutting out sight, these held in place by strips of 1-1/2-inch adhesive tape. Over this is tightly tied a heavy bandage. Despite this unquestionable handicap, the performer carries out any number of various tests, proving his ability to see through material obstacles. Illustrated, 9 pages.