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'''Frederick M. Shields''' was an amateur magician and co-columnist of  "Double Daring" with [[Bascom Jones]] in [[Genii]] for many years.<ref>Cover, [[Genii 1959 February]]</ref>  
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'''Frederick M. Shields''' (1919-1982) was an amateur magician and co-columnist of  "Double Daring" with [[Bascom Jones]] in [[Genii]] for many years.<ref>Cover, [[Genii 1959 February]]</ref>  
  
He received a degree in theater arts from San Diego State College and  had acting assignments on both radio and television. He was an announcer at stations in San Diego and Los Angeles. For a number of years, during the early 1940's, he wrote the Lamplighter column in the Daily News in Los Angeles.
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== Biography ==
For 17 years, he was with CBS radio and television  as a Production Supervisor,  retiring in 1970.
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He received a degree in theater arts from San Diego State College and  had acting assignments on both radio and television. He was an announcer at stations in San Diego and Los Angeles. For a number of years, during the early 1940's, he wrote the Lamplighter column in the Daily News in Los Angeles. For 17 years, he was with CBS radio and television  as a Production Supervisor,  retiring in 1970.
  
 
A sleight-of-hand magician, he attended many magic conventions.  
 
A sleight-of-hand magician, he attended many magic conventions.  
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Latest revision as of 00:52, 7 June 2019

Frederick M. Shields

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Genii 1959 February
BornFrederick Marine Shields
September 16, 1919
DiedJanuary 19, 1982 (age 62)
North Hollywood, California

Frederick M. Shields (1919-1982) was an amateur magician and co-columnist of "Double Daring" with Bascom Jones in Genii for many years.[1]

Biography

He received a degree in theater arts from San Diego State College and had acting assignments on both radio and television. He was an announcer at stations in San Diego and Los Angeles. For a number of years, during the early 1940's, he wrote the Lamplighter column in the Daily News in Los Angeles. For 17 years, he was with CBS radio and television as a Production Supervisor, retiring in 1970.

A sleight-of-hand magician, he attended many magic conventions.

Shields was member number three of the Magic Castle and served on its board as treasurer.[2]


References

  1. Cover, Genii 1959 February
  2. Obit, Genii 1982 February