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| − | '''Dr. Cluade Leaf''' was a past president of the [[Pacific Coast Association of Magicians]], Los Magicos IBM Ring and founded the SAM Assemblies in Reno | + | '''Dr. Cluade Leaf''' (1891-1953) was a past president of the [[Pacific Coast Association of Magicians]], Los Magicos IBM Ring and founded the SAM Assemblies in Reno and Santa Barbara. He was a member of Spokane Mystic Circle, Oakland Magic Circle and is the sponsor of the Modern Mountebanks, a junior organization composed of boys from the age of 14 to the age of 18. He was first vice president of the P.C.A.M. in 1937.<ref>(cover) [[Genii 1937 July]]</ref> |
| − | and Santa Barbara. He was a member of Spokane Mystic Circle, Oakland Magic Circle and is the sponsor of the Modern Mountebanks, a junior organization composed of boys from the age of 14 to the age of 18. He was first vice president of the P.C.A.M. in 1937.<ref>(cover) [[Genii 1937 July]]</ref> | + | |
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He became interested in magic at the age of twelve, having assisted his father who was also a magician. Leaf came to the United States in 1912, moving to the the Western States where he lived most his life.<ref>(cover) [[Genii 1946 September]]</ref> | He became interested in magic at the age of twelve, having assisted his father who was also a magician. Leaf came to the United States in 1912, moving to the the Western States where he lived most his life.<ref>(cover) [[Genii 1946 September]]</ref> | ||
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the name "McManus the Magician" professionally.<ref>Obit, Linking Ring, December 1954</ref> | the name "McManus the Magician" professionally.<ref>Obit, Linking Ring, December 1954</ref> | ||
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| Claude Leaf | |
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| Born | Claude Stanley Leaf January 29, 1891 London, England |
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| Died | November 12 1953 (age 62) Santa Barbara, California |
Dr. Cluade Leaf (1891-1953) was a past president of the Pacific Coast Association of Magicians, Los Magicos IBM Ring and founded the SAM Assemblies in Reno and Santa Barbara. He was a member of Spokane Mystic Circle, Oakland Magic Circle and is the sponsor of the Modern Mountebanks, a junior organization composed of boys from the age of 14 to the age of 18. He was first vice president of the P.C.A.M. in 1937.[1]
Biography
He became interested in magic at the age of twelve, having assisted his father who was also a magician. Leaf came to the United States in 1912, moving to the the Western States where he lived most his life.[2]
He studied medicine and was a coach in swimming, diving and boxing.
Leaf is also known as McManus owing to the fact that he was head of the McManus Health Systems, which institution had branches throughout the West. He used the name "McManus the Magician" professionally.[3]
References
- ↑ (cover) Genii 1937 July
- ↑ (cover) Genii 1946 September
- ↑ Obit, Linking Ring, December 1954
