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'''Herman L. Weber''' (1900 - 1953) performed as ''Namreh'' (Herman backwards). | '''Herman L. Weber''' (1900 - 1953) performed as ''Namreh'' (Herman backwards). | ||
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He began performing professionally in 1921, specializing in The Chinese Rings and "Fun-Magic". Other names he performed under were "The Wizard Weber" and | He began performing professionally in 1921, specializing in The Chinese Rings and "Fun-Magic". Other names he performed under were "The Wizard Weber" and | ||
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Revision as of 17:03, 10 February 2014
| Herman L. Weber | |
| Born | Herman Ludwig Weber June 17, 1900 Allentown, Pennsylvania |
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| Died | February 23, 1953 (age 52) |
| Categories | Books by Herman L. Weber |
Herman L. Weber (1900 - 1953) performed as Namreh (Herman backwards).
Biography
He began performing professionally in 1921, specializing in The Chinese Rings and "Fun-Magic". Other names he performed under were "The Wizard Weber" and "Mr. Hocus Pocus".
Weber was a member of S.A.M. and I.B.M. and wrote articles for the Sphinx.[1]
He later toured the United States with a Spook Show from 1941 until 1943.
Bibliography
- Namreh's Lincoln Rings (1932)
- Adventures of Diamond Jack (1926)
- Jack, An Escapade in Manchuria (1927)
- Money from Magic (1935)
- Out of the Spook Cabinet (1947)
