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'''Society of Professional Magicians''' of Philadelphia was organized in Pennsylvania on January, 1912. | '''Society of Professional Magicians''' of Philadelphia was organized in Pennsylvania on January, 1912. | ||
| − | [[J. E. Pierce]] was president and members included well known names in the Philadelphia area: [[Alpigini]], [[Harry Otto]], [[Edgar Pratt]], [[DeLand]], [[T. R. Jones]], and [[Frank Rice]]. | + | [[J. E. Pierce]] was president and members included well known names in the Philadelphia area: [[Alpigini]], [[Harry Otto]], [[Edgar Pratt]], [[DeLand]], [[T. R. Jones]], and [[Frank Rice]].<ref>[[Sphinx]], February, 1912</ref> |
| − | <ref>Sphinx, February, 1912</ref> | + | |
They were part of the [[Combined Magical Clubs of America]] in 1915 and the last notes in Pierce's [[Magic World (US)|Magic World]] magazine about the club were in 1917. | They were part of the [[Combined Magical Clubs of America]] in 1915 and the last notes in Pierce's [[Magic World (US)|Magic World]] magazine about the club were in 1917. | ||
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[[Category:Magic Organizations]] | [[Category:Magic Organizations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:29, 5 December 2010
Society of Professional Magicians of Philadelphia was organized in Pennsylvania on January, 1912.
J. E. Pierce was president and members included well known names in the Philadelphia area: Alpigini, Harry Otto, Edgar Pratt, DeLand, T. R. Jones, and Frank Rice.[1]
They were part of the Combined Magical Clubs of America in 1915 and the last notes in Pierce's Magic World magazine about the club were in 1917.
