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[[Max Rossner]] (1850 - 1906) was a German performer, whom has been references as "D'Alvini", which was also the stage name of a famous juggler/magician (See: [[D'Alvini]]).
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'''Max Rossner''' (1850-1906) was a German performer, also known as "Alexander Max" and and possibly as "D'Alvini" (which was the stage name of the more popular magician [[William Peppercorn]] (1847-1891).
 
== Biography ==
In 1893, Rossner founded a dime store  magic theater, "Kastans Panoptikum" in Berlin.<ref>Conjurers Monthly Magazine, Vol 1. No. 1, page 16 </ref>
 
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Latest revision as of 13:58, 23 May 2014

Max Rossner
1850
Died1906
NationalityGerman

Max Rossner (1850-1906) was a German performer, also known as "Alexander Max" and and possibly as "D'Alvini" (which was the stage name of the more popular magician William Peppercorn (1847-1891).

Biography

In 1893, Rossner founded a dime store magic theater, "Kastans Panoptikum" in Berlin.[1]

References

  1. Conjurers Monthly Magazine, Vol 1. No. 1, page 16