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[[Anton Kratky-Baschik]] (January 11, 1821 - August 28, 1889) was born in Kozlan, a little town in Bohemia. He started out as a harmonica player with his brother having great success. By 1850, he was performing magic in Germany working with [[Samuel Bellachini]]. In 1857, Kratky-Baschik started working with [[Bartholomeo Bosco]] in England.
 
[[Anton Kratky-Baschik]] (January 11, 1821 - August 28, 1889) was born in Kozlan, a little town in Bohemia. He started out as a harmonica player with his brother having great success. By 1850, he was performing magic in Germany working with [[Samuel Bellachini]]. In 1857, Kratky-Baschik started working with [[Bartholomeo Bosco]] in England.
  

Revision as of 01:12, 5 July 2010

Anton Kratky-Baschik
BornAnton
January 11 1821
Kozlan
DiedAugust 28 1889 (age 68)
NationalityBohemian
Anton Kratky-Baschik (January 11, 1821 - August 28, 1889) was born in Kozlan, a little town in Bohemia. He started out as a harmonica player with his brother having great success. By 1850, he was performing magic in Germany working with Samuel Bellachini. In 1857, Kratky-Baschik started working with Bartholomeo Bosco in England.

In 1864, he built his own theater in Vienna where he performed for several months before he started going blind. He allowed others to appear in his place including Georg Heubeck and Ottokar Fischer.

He performed before Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle, November 3, 1858 and toured the United States for two years with P. T. Barnum's Show.