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'''Jules Kallen''' (1917-1984) designed the first [[spring animal]] to use in his act. Not only was his creation a major success in his own show, it produced a vast demand for similar animals among his peers. | '''Jules Kallen''' (b.1917-d.1984) designed the first [[spring animal]] to use in his act. Not only was his creation a major success in his own show, it produced a vast demand for similar animals among his peers. | ||
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| Jules Kallen | |
| Born | Jules Edelstein September 12, 1917 |
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| Died | April 1, 1984 (age 66) |
Jules Kallen (b.1917-d.1984) designed the first spring animal to use in his act. Not only was his creation a major success in his own show, it produced a vast demand for similar animals among his peers.
Biography
He crafted spring animals for his friends and later sold his company to Magic Masters.[1]
References
- ↑ Magic Master, Genii 1988 April