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| + | White was the editor of the magic section of London's World's Fair and possessed a flair for advertising.<ref>[[Magic Wand]], Vol. 33, no. 204, December 1944.</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 13:39, 2 September 2013
| Brunel White | |
| Born | ? England |
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| Died | October 21, 1944 |
| Categories | Books by Brunel White |
Brunel White (?-1944) was a magical enthusiast and writer from England.
Biography
White was the editor of the magic section of London's World's Fair and possessed a flair for advertising.[1]
Books
- Original Mysteries for Magicians (1918)
- Modern Master Mysteries (1923)
- Brunel White presents Would you Believe it? (1935)
References
- ↑ Magic Wand, Vol. 33, no. 204, December 1944.
