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'''E. Clinton Adams''' was a magician on the [[Lyceum]] circuit | '''E. Clinton Adams''' (fl. early 1900s) was a magician on the [[Lyceum]] circuit in the early 1900s. | ||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
Originally from South Bend, Indiana, he presented a full evening program without any apparatus, depending entirely upon the cleverness of his fingers. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:43, 1 September 2014
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| Flourished | early 1900s |
E. Clinton Adams (fl. early 1900s) was a magician on the Lyceum circuit in the early 1900s.
Biography
Originally from South Bend, Indiana, he presented a full evening program without any apparatus, depending entirely upon the cleverness of his fingers.
References
- http://www.floraco.com/lyceum/
- Mahatma, Vol. 4, page 454 (1900)
- Sphinx, Vol. 4, page 4 (1905)
- Sphinx, Vol. 44, page 90 (1945)
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