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Stanley co-published [[The Gen]], the organ for his [[Unique Magic Studio]], with [[Lewis Ganson]] from 1945 until 1970. Stanley was the editor from 1946 until 1958. | |||
His many inventions include: Harvey & the Soldier, Man In The Moon and Stop Light. | His many inventions include: Harvey & the Soldier, Man In The Moon and Stop Light. | ||
When Stanley retired, [[Supreme Magic Co.]] bought the rights to all of their material. | When Stanley retired, [[Supreme Magic Co.]] bought the rights to all of their material. | ||
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Harry Stanley (1905-1991) was a British magician and magic dealer (Unique Magic Studio - 1946).
Harry Stanley | |
Born | 1905 England |
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Died | 1991 |
Notable works | Harvey & the Soldier, Man In The Moon |
Stanley co-published The Gen, the organ for his Unique Magic Studio, with Lewis Ganson from 1945 until 1970. Stanley was the editor from 1946 until 1958.
His many inventions include: Harvey & the Soldier, Man In The Moon and Stop Light.
When Stanley retired, Supreme Magic Co. bought the rights to all of their material.
References
- Article Genii 1965 May
- Cover The Gen, Vol. 25, no. 1, May 1969.