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The first magic tricks began around 1700 B.C. The first magic trick was the cups and balls trick. |
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The first magic books began to appear around the sixteenth century. |
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Magic tricks in the eighteenth century were mainly entertainment. Magic tricks as entertainment were very popular in Europe. |
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John Nevil Maskelyne opened the first magic theater in London in 1873.
It was also the age of technical magic. |
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Many magicians became popular from traveling magic trick shows. |
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Many theaters have closed. Many magicians are broadcast on television to become popular instead of using theaters. The cups and balls trick is still very popular among professional magicians. |
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