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'''De Roze''' from Switzerland presented an act titled "The Wonder Barman" as early as 1936 in Europe and America. His performance included [[Any Drink Called For]] by the audience, producing a pitcher of punch and changing it to fire and his version of the ink and water transposition. | '''De Roze''' from Switzerland presented an act titled "The Wonder Barman" as early as 1936 in Europe and America. His performance included [[Any Drink Called For]] by the audience, producing a pitcher of punch and changing it to fire and his version of the ink and water transposition. | ||
| − | + | The November 1934 issue of the [[Linking Ring]] reported a description of his "Wonderful Barman" act being done in New York as part of the musical comedy "The Great Waltz". De Roze was described as heavy-set with a pleasant personality. | |
| − | + | His 1935 act was also described in Holdens' [[Programmes of Famous Magicians]]. | |
| + | The Linking Ring, June 1945 reported De Roze doing magic for GI's in Germany. | ||
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Revision as of 14:32, 2 December 2011
| De Roze | |
| Born | George De Roze Switzerland |
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| Flourished | 1930s-1940s |
De Roze from Switzerland presented an act titled "The Wonder Barman" as early as 1936 in Europe and America. His performance included Any Drink Called For by the audience, producing a pitcher of punch and changing it to fire and his version of the ink and water transposition.
The November 1934 issue of the Linking Ring reported a description of his "Wonderful Barman" act being done in New York as part of the musical comedy "The Great Waltz". De Roze was described as heavy-set with a pleasant personality.
His 1935 act was also described in Holdens' Programmes of Famous Magicians.
The Linking Ring, June 1945 reported De Roze doing magic for GI's in Germany.
