A black and silver bullseye target (10" x 10") is seen on its elevated pedestal base. The entire outfit stands 22" tall. A spectator is asked to fire a gun (a cap pistol, a blank gun, a bang gun, a breakaway gun or even an imaginary one) at the target. He is told that the playing card he previously selected and which has vanished will appear in the center of the target. (The effect could be done with a borrowed and vanished watch or ring rather than with a playing card.) After several misses and lots of by-play, the target breaks open to approximately four times its original size and reveals a magician's top hat with the traditional rabbit popping up from it, two sunflower blossoms and two signs with the words "Good Shot" emblazoned upon them. The vanished article is reproduced. This is a bright and flashy unit, combining good magic with socko sight comedy.



Jerry Lewis demonstrates Good Shot in the 1958 Comedy Geisha Boy