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DeWeird was a [[Vaudeville]] and [[Lyceum]] performer in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area featuring magic and handcuff escapes.<ref> cover [[Magic World]] Vol. 01 No. 04 (July, 1917)</ref>
'''DeWeird''' (b.1885-d.1952) was a [[Vaudeville]] and [[Lyceum]] performer in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area featuring magic and handcuff escapes.<ref> cover [[Magic World]] Vol. 01 No. 04 (July, 1917)</ref>


== Biography ==
== Biography ==
Starting at 12 years appearing in club, church and society entertainments and by the age of 18 had branched out to Vaudeville.
Starting at 12 years appearing in club, church and society entertainments and by the age of 18 had branched out to Vaudeville.


De Weird was very active in the magic societies in Pennsylvania as a member of the [[Brotherhood of Magicians]] Society of Professional Magicians of Philadelphia, and the Pittsburgh Association of Magicians.
DeWeird was very active in the magic societies in Pennsylvania as a member of the [[Brotherhood of Magicians]] Society of Professional Magicians of Philadelphia, and the Pittsburgh Association of Magicians.


In the May 1951 [[Linking Ring]], the Pittsburgh Ring No. 13  reports him performing for their club. By March 1952, however, the club then reports in the Linking Ring that his two sons were there selling their late father's magical properties.
In the May 1951 [[Linking Ring]], the Pittsburgh Ring No. 13  reports him performing for their club. By March 1952, however, the club then reports in the Linking Ring that his two sons were there selling their late father's magical properties.
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* Jail Breaking in [[Magic World]] Vol 1. No. 2 (May 1917)
* Jail Breaking in [[Magic World]] Vol 1. No. 2 (May 1917)
*  Card Rising Trick in [[Magic World]] Vol 1. No. 3 (June 1917)
*  Card Rising Trick in [[Magic World]] Vol 1. No. 3 (June 1917)
== References and External Links ==
 
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Latest revision as of 09:48, 20 October 2024

DeWeird
BornJames Thomas Weir
October 19, 1885
Martins Ferry, Ohio
Died1952

DeWeird (b.1885-d.1952) was a Vaudeville and Lyceum performer in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area featuring magic and handcuff escapes.[1]

Biography

Starting at 12 years appearing in club, church and society entertainments and by the age of 18 had branched out to Vaudeville.

DeWeird was very active in the magic societies in Pennsylvania as a member of the Brotherhood of Magicians Society of Professional Magicians of Philadelphia, and the Pittsburgh Association of Magicians.

In the May 1951 Linking Ring, the Pittsburgh Ring No. 13 reports him performing for their club. By March 1952, however, the club then reports in the Linking Ring that his two sons were there selling their late father's magical properties.

Bibliography

Contributions

  • Jail Breaking in Magic World Vol 1. No. 2 (May 1917)
  • Card Rising Trick in Magic World Vol 1. No. 3 (June 1917)

References

  1. cover Magic World Vol. 01 No. 04 (July, 1917)