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'''Glee-Spen''' (1905-1968) was the stage and trade name for H. J. Gleespen, a magician and magic builder in Marion , Ohio | '''Glee-Spen''' (1905-1968) was the stage and trade name for H. J. Gleespen, a magician and magic builder in Marion , Ohio | ||
== Biography == | |||
He started out making magic for his own shows and then for others under his firm "Exceptional Mysteries". Notable magicians who have used his products include [[W. W. Durbin]], [[Greystoke]], [[Blackstone]], [[Shalimar]], and [[Patricola]].<ref>The Deltagram, November 1934, Delta Manufacturing</ref><ref>Letters from the Past, Linking Ring, December, 2007</ref> | He started out making magic for his own shows and then for others under his firm "Exceptional Mysteries". Notable magicians who have used his products include [[W. W. Durbin]], [[Greystoke]], [[Blackstone]], [[Shalimar]], and [[Patricola]].<ref>The Deltagram, November 1934, Delta Manufacturing</ref><ref>Letters from the Past, Linking Ring, December, 2007</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 07:43, 16 March 2014
| Glee-Spen | |
| Born | Harold Joseph Gleespen circa 1905 |
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| Died | April of 1968 (age 62) |
Glee-Spen (1905-1968) was the stage and trade name for H. J. Gleespen, a magician and magic builder in Marion , Ohio
Biography
He started out making magic for his own shows and then for others under his firm "Exceptional Mysteries". Notable magicians who have used his products include W. W. Durbin, Greystoke, Blackstone, Shalimar, and Patricola.[1][2]
He wrote a column in the Linking Ring called "Do you Know" in 1930.
His show in 1931, "In The Realm Of Magic", opened with the production of four large bowls of water (one after the other), from the last bowl he made a large silk production, which were perfectly dry.[3]