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Difference between revisions of "Edward G. Brown"
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Edward G. Brown (1893-1947) was an English magician who has been written about twice: ''The Card Magic of E. G. Brown'' by Trevor H. Hall (1973) and ''Edward G. Brown; A Magical Life'' by Paul Gordon (2005). | Edward G. Brown (1893-1947) was an English magician who has been written about twice: ''The Card Magic of E. G. Brown'' by Trevor H. Hall (1973) and ''Edward G. Brown; A Magical Life'' by Paul Gordon (2005). | ||
| − | Brown's magic inspired all sorts of magicians from Vernon (see ''The Chronicles'') to Larry Jennings (see "Impossible" from ''Apocalypse'' and compare with Brown's 1945 trick, "The Three Pile Trick.") | + | Brown's magic inspired all sorts of magicians from Vernon (see ''The Chronicles'') to Larry Jennings (see "Impossible" from ''Apocalypse'' and compare with Brown's 1945 trick, "The Three Pile Trick.") See, also, Tom Ransom's "A Brown Study" from ''Ibidem''. |
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| + | Alex Elmsley was another to be inspired by Brown's work as has been Paul Gordon. | ||
--[[User:Natzler|Natzler]] 23:09, 16 July 2008 (EDT) | --[[User:Natzler|Natzler]] 23:09, 16 July 2008 (EDT) | ||
Revision as of 03:14, 17 July 2008
Edward G. Brown (1893-1947) was an English magician who has been written about twice: The Card Magic of E. G. Brown by Trevor H. Hall (1973) and Edward G. Brown; A Magical Life by Paul Gordon (2005).
Brown's magic inspired all sorts of magicians from Vernon (see The Chronicles) to Larry Jennings (see "Impossible" from Apocalypse and compare with Brown's 1945 trick, "The Three Pile Trick.") See, also, Tom Ransom's "A Brown Study" from Ibidem.
Alex Elmsley was another to be inspired by Brown's work as has been Paul Gordon.
--Natzler 23:09, 16 July 2008 (EDT)
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