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'''Paul Gretzinger''' | '''Paul Gretzinger''' (1939-2000) entertained audiences for fifty years throughout the Midwest with comedy and sleight-of-hand as a stage magician and as a clown. He performed as Ronald McDonald for seven years, touring his magic act and making personal appearances throughout Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. | ||
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Gretzinger's interest in magic began at the age of 10, taking classes in magic and dramatics at the old Toledo Boy's Club. After working as a high school English teacher in his early twenties, he started a performing career. | |||
He also taught seminars at [[Ted Carrothers]]' Magic Studio.<ref>http://www.toledomagic.com/Gretzinger.htm</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:35, 25 November 2023
| Paul Gretzinger | |
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| Born | April 7, 1939 Toledo, Ohio |
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| Died | November of 2000 (age 61) Toledo, Ohio |
Paul Gretzinger (1939-2000) entertained audiences for fifty years throughout the Midwest with comedy and sleight-of-hand as a stage magician and as a clown. He performed as Ronald McDonald for seven years, touring his magic act and making personal appearances throughout Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
Biography
Gretzinger's interest in magic began at the age of 10, taking classes in magic and dramatics at the old Toledo Boy's Club. After working as a high school English teacher in his early twenties, he started a performing career.
He also taught seminars at Ted Carrothers' Magic Studio.[1]
References