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'''Peter Salem''' (1950-1986) was the driving force for many years behind the junior magicians' [[Silver Wand Club]] in Toronto, Canada and appeared two seasons at Canada's Wonderland, an amusement park near Toronto.<ref>Peter Salem Parade, Linking Ring, December, 1982</ref> | '''Peter Salem''' (1950-1986) was the driving force for many years behind the junior magicians' [[Silver Wand Club]] in Toronto, Canada and appeared two seasons at Canada's Wonderland, an amusement park near Toronto.<ref>Peter Salem Parade, Linking Ring, December, 1982</ref> | ||
He wrote a monthly column about magic entitled "Salem's Salaams" for | He wrote a monthly column about magic entitled "Salem's Salaams" for Hat & Rabbit Club ([[IBM]] Ring 17) and was a past president and appeared at [[Abbott's Get-together]] Close-Up Show.<ref>New Tops, May 1989</ref> | ||
Peter prided himself as a historian of magic. While on the Magic Cruise someone had asked Dai Vernon a question about something in his past, his response was " oh, I don't remember but that Canadian kid over there (pointing to Peter) should know he knows everything." | Peter prided himself as a historian of magic. While on the Magic Cruise someone had asked Dai Vernon a question about something in his past, his response was " oh, I don't remember but that Canadian kid over there (pointing to Peter) should know he knows everything." | ||
Sadly, he took his own life at the age of 36. | |||
== Books == | == Books == | ||
Revision as of 18:02, 11 March 2013
| Peter Salem | |
| Born | Peter Isaacs 1950 Toronto, Canada |
|---|---|
| Died | May of 1986 |
| Nationality | Canadian |
Peter Salem (1950-1986) was the driving force for many years behind the junior magicians' Silver Wand Club in Toronto, Canada and appeared two seasons at Canada's Wonderland, an amusement park near Toronto.[1]
He wrote a monthly column about magic entitled "Salem's Salaams" for Hat & Rabbit Club (IBM Ring 17) and was a past president and appeared at Abbott's Get-together Close-Up Show.[2] Peter prided himself as a historian of magic. While on the Magic Cruise someone had asked Dai Vernon a question about something in his past, his response was " oh, I don't remember but that Canadian kid over there (pointing to Peter) should know he knows everything."
Sadly, he took his own life at the age of 36.
Books
101 Tricks, Tips and Ideas with the Appearing Soda Can" (with Jim Helik) (1984)
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