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[[Jay Palmer]] (November 1, 1899 - August 13, 1970) was born William J “Willie” Burns in Nashville, Tennessee. He started out as an assistant to The [[Great Leon]] and then for [[Houdini]] before striking out on his own with his English wife Doreen as "Lady 'Awkins" or "Miss Scrapiron" in the 1950s. Doreen would provide comedy by disregarding the feelings of her magician husband while she was assisting. | [[Jay Palmer]] (November 1, 1899 - August 13, 1970) was born William J “Willie” Burns in Nashville, Tennessee. He started out as an assistant to The [[Great Leon]] and then for [[Houdini]] before striking out on his own with his English wife Doreen as "Lady 'Awkins" or "Miss Scrapiron" in the 1950s. Doreen would provide comedy by disregarding the feelings of her magician husband while she was assisting. | ||
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Revision as of 11:55, 25 August 2010
Jay Palmer (November 1, 1899 - August 13, 1970) was born William J “Willie” Burns in Nashville, Tennessee. He started out as an assistant to The Great Leon and then for Houdini before striking out on his own with his English wife Doreen as "Lady 'Awkins" or "Miss Scrapiron" in the 1950s. Doreen would provide comedy by disregarding the feelings of her magician husband while she was assisting.
They toured the world featuring his Magic Kettle (a version of the inexhaustible bottle).
| Jay Palmer | |
| Born | William J. Burns November, 01 1899 Nashville, Tennessee |
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| Died | August, 13 1970 (age Expression error: Unexpected < operator.) |
In 1950 and 1951 they won the Comedy Prize at FISM.
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- Cover Genii 1953 April
