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'''Harry Marvello''' ( | '''Harry Marvello''' (b.1879-d.1967), born Harry Hutchison in Scotland, began as a student to [[Ludwig Dobler]] that went on to become a popular society entertainer, even performing for Queen Victoria. | ||
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- For the performer billed as "The Great Marvello", see Lester Lake.
| Harry Marvello | |
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| Born | Harry Hutchison February 9, 1879 Scotland |
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| Died | May 27, 1967 (age 88) Kingston on Thames |
| Resting place | Brookwood Cemetery |
| Nationality | Scottish |
Harry Marvello (b.1879-d.1967), born Harry Hutchison in Scotland, began as a student to Ludwig Dobler that went on to become a popular society entertainer, even performing for Queen Victoria.
Biography
He created an illusion act with effects being created by Walter Cerretta Jeans including the successful "Silver Hat" illusion. He later developed a card act under the name "Harry Styles".
Marvello eventually retired in 1925 from performing and became a journalist.
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