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− | '''Oscar Paulsen''' was a semi-professional magician who did | + | '''Oscar Paulsen''' (1899-1981) was a semi-professional magician who did mostly workd for children. |
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Eventually Oscar's family came to England to live, where he worked as a telegraphist and later became the Manager of the Cable & Cipher Dept. for I.T.T. Company. A bachelor, he lived in lodgings all his adult life. | Eventually Oscar's family came to England to live, where he worked as a telegraphist and later became the Manager of the Cable & Cipher Dept. for I.T.T. Company. A bachelor, he lived in lodgings all his adult life. | ||
− | He was a member of the [[Mahatma Circle of Magicians]].<ref>Tricks That Mystify by Will Goldston (1934)</ref>, president of the I.B.M. [[British Ring]], and Inner member of the [[Magic Circle]]. He was a contributor to the [[Linking Ring]] and the [[Mahatma Circular]]. | + | He was a member of the North Wales Magic Circle and the [[Mahatma Circle of Magicians]].<ref>. |
+ | Tricks That Mystify by Will Goldston (1934)</ref>, president of the I.B.M. [[British Ring]], and Inner member of the [[Magic Circle]]. He was a contributor to the [[Linking Ring]] and the [[Mahatma Circular]]. | ||
He produced the Magic Circle Show in 1924. <ref>Obit. Magical Circular, April, 1981</ref> | He produced the Magic Circle Show in 1924. <ref>Obit. Magical Circular, April, 1981</ref> | ||
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A cartoon-portrait of him, and an example of original magic, can be found in [[The Jinx]] for March, 1937.<ref>Obit, [[Genii 1981 February]]</ref> | A cartoon-portrait of him, and an example of original magic, can be found in [[The Jinx]] for March, 1937.<ref>Obit, [[Genii 1981 February]]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:33, 15 September 2023
Oscar Paulson | |
Born | Oscar H. Paulsen February 2, 1899 East London, South Africa |
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Died | December 28, 1981 (age 82) Cynwyd, North Wales |
Oscar Paulsen (1899-1981) was a semi-professional magician who did mostly workd for children.
Biography
Eventually Oscar's family came to England to live, where he worked as a telegraphist and later became the Manager of the Cable & Cipher Dept. for I.T.T. Company. A bachelor, he lived in lodgings all his adult life.
He was a member of the North Wales Magic Circle and the Mahatma Circle of Magicians.[1], president of the I.B.M. British Ring, and Inner member of the Magic Circle. He was a contributor to the Linking Ring and the Mahatma Circular.
He produced the Magic Circle Show in 1924. [2]
A cartoon-portrait of him, and an example of original magic, can be found in The Jinx for March, 1937.[3]
References
- ↑ . Tricks That Mystify by Will Goldston (1934)
- ↑ Obit. Magical Circular, April, 1981
- ↑ Obit, Genii 1981 February