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{{See also| [[Charles Oswald Williams]]}} | |||
'''Carl Orton Williams''' was founding secretary of the [[Australian Society of Magicians]]. | '''Carl Orton Williams''' was founding secretary of the [[Australian Society of Magicians]]. | ||
Williams was prominent in magic circles in Australia and in 1909 | Williams was prominent in magic circles in Australia and in 1909 he established Australia's first magic magazine, The [[Magic Mirror]]. He also wrote many articles for it under the name "Carl Orton".<ref>[[Magic Mirror]] September 1910 (cover)</ref><ref>The Carl Williams Locked Book in Magicol, February 2007</ref> | ||
he established Australia's first magic magazine, The [[Magic Mirror]]. He also wrote many articles for it under the name "Carl Orton". | |||
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Revision as of 12:04, 10 February 2012
| Carl Orton Williams | |
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| Flourished | 1909-1910 |
- See also: Charles Oswald Williams.
Carl Orton Williams was founding secretary of the Australian Society of Magicians.
Williams was prominent in magic circles in Australia and in 1909 he established Australia's first magic magazine, The Magic Mirror. He also wrote many articles for it under the name "Carl Orton".[1][2]
References
- ↑ Magic Mirror September 1910 (cover)
- ↑ The Carl Williams Locked Book in Magicol, February 2007