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[[Douglas Geoffrey Mackintosh]] (May 29, 1907 - January 14, 1990) was an associate of [[Hardeen]]. Hardeen passed on many of his items to Geoffrey who was an illusionist and performed under the name [[Douglas Geoffrey]] and after Hardeen passed away, as "[[Hardeen, Jr]]". | [[Douglas Geoffrey Mackintosh]] (May 29, 1907 - January 14, 1990) was an associate of [[Hardeen]]. Hardeen passed on many of his items to Geoffrey who was an illusionist and performed under the name [[Douglas Geoffrey]] and after Hardeen passed away, as "[[Hardeen, Jr]]". | ||
He trouped as Hardeen, Jr. for almost two years in "'Hellz-a-Poppin," playing the | |||
part of the magician, which Theo Hardeen originated and played in New York | |||
for almost five years. | |||
With [[Bob Sherman]], he staged show entitled, "Houdini Lives again". | With [[Bob Sherman]], he staged show entitled, "Houdini Lives again". | ||
Revision as of 16:02, 10 December 2008
Douglas Geoffrey Mackintosh (May 29, 1907 - January 14, 1990) was an associate of Hardeen. Hardeen passed on many of his items to Geoffrey who was an illusionist and performed under the name Douglas Geoffrey and after Hardeen passed away, as "Hardeen, Jr".
He trouped as Hardeen, Jr. for almost two years in "'Hellz-a-Poppin," playing the part of the magician, which Theo Hardeen originated and played in New York for almost five years.
With Bob Sherman, he staged show entitled, "Houdini Lives again".
References
- Douglas Geoffrey Mackintosh, Hardeen, Jr., May 29, 1907 - January 14, 1990, Successor to Hardeen by William V. Rauscher in The Yankee Magic Collector, Issue #4 (1990)