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| birth_place = Orlando, Florida | | birth_place = Orlando, Florida | ||
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| death_year = 1977 | | death_year = 1977 | ||
| death_place = Alexandria, VA | | death_place = Alexandria, VA | ||
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| J. T. Garrus | |
| Born | James Taylor Garrus May 4 1908 Orlando, Florida |
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| Died | June 31 1977 (age 69) Alexandria, VA |
| Resting place | Mound View Cemetery, Mount Vernon, Knox County, OH |
| Nationality | American |
| Known for | Passing the Centre Tear on to Sid Lorraine |
J. T. Garrus was an amateur magician from America who attended Cambridge University, where he was Secretary of the Pentacle Club in 1928.[1]
Also in 1928, he introduced the Center Tear to Sid Lorraine who passed it on to other magicians.
Garrus performed "Through the Eye of a Needle" in the 1930 Pentacle Club's show.
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