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'''National Magic Shop''' in Chicago was a magic supply store in downtown Chicago owned and operated by [[Jim Sherman]] from approximately 1926-1954<ref>(M-U-M, November 1964, Vol. 54, No, 6, page 252)</ref> | '''National Magic Shop''' in Chicago was a magic supply store in downtown Chicago owned and operated by [[Jim Sherman]] from approximately 1926-1954<ref>(M-U-M, November 1964, Vol. 54, No, 6, page 252)</ref> | ||
In 1926, Sherman leased space for a gift shop in the arcade of the Palmer House hotel (119 S. State St.) and had a counter devoted to magic. The business at this counter grew to such an extent that Sherman moved into the third floor of the hotel where he opened a full magic shop.<ref>(M-U-M, November 1964, Vol. 54, No, 6, page 252)</ref> | In 1926, Sherman leased space for a gift shop in the arcade of the Palmer House hotel (119 S. State St.) and had a counter devoted to magic. The business at this counter grew to such an extent that Sherman moved into the third floor of the hotel where he opened a full magic shop.<ref>(M-U-M, November 1964, Vol. 54, No, 6, page 252)</ref>. Demonstrators who worked at the shop included Victor Torsberg(M-U-M, November 1964, Vol. 54, No, 6, page 252) and his brother Charles Jr.<ref>https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/chicagotribune/name/charles-torsberg-obituary?id=2475992</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 12:42, 30 November 2023
National Magic Shop in Chicago was a magic supply store in downtown Chicago owned and operated by Jim Sherman from approximately 1926-1954[1]
In 1926, Sherman leased space for a gift shop in the arcade of the Palmer House hotel (119 S. State St.) and had a counter devoted to magic. The business at this counter grew to such an extent that Sherman moved into the third floor of the hotel where he opened a full magic shop.[2]. Demonstrators who worked at the shop included Victor Torsberg(M-U-M, November 1964, Vol. 54, No, 6, page 252) and his brother Charles Jr.[3]
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- ↑ (M-U-M, November 1964, Vol. 54, No, 6, page 252)
- ↑ (M-U-M, November 1964, Vol. 54, No, 6, page 252)
- ↑ https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/chicagotribune/name/charles-torsberg-obituary?id=2475992