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Revision as of 13:31, 1 January 2010
Magic related events from the year 2009.
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Selected events
- Franz Harary helps a dance team perform magic on the television show "America's Dance Crew."
- Siegfried & Roy performed one last time which airs on ABC's 20/20.
- "Masters of Illusion" television series debuts.
- The career of Doug Henning is documented in the book "Spellbound: The Wonder-filled Life of Doug Henning" by John Harrison.
- FISM was held in China
- Jay Mattioli and Drew Thomas competed on the television show "America's Got Talent."
- The film "Is Anybody There?" is released starring Michael Caine as a retired magician in a retirement home who becomes friends with a young boy that lives there.
- Houdini's Magic Shop takes over Disneyland's Main Street Magic Shop in California.
50 years ago
In 1959:
- Mac King, Roberto Giobbi and Jeff McBride were born.
- Jean Hugard died and Fred Braue takes over editing Hugard's Magic Monthly
- Zina Bennett married Susy Wandas in Brussells.
- Karl Fulves began published Midnight Magic Monthly series
- The magic community also looses Karl Germain, Rusduck, Emil Jarrow and Senor Maldo.
- Lee Grabel announces retirement from magic as well as Ricardo Richardine, Sr. who hands the show over to his son Ricardo Richardine, Jr.
- IBM Ring 116 in Ontario, Canada brakes away to form a new local independent club called the Windsor Magic Circle.
- The Pentagram ceased publication and The Hade-E-Gram Magizette began publishing by Micky Hades.
- Neil Foster moved to Colon to become the Abbott Magic Company's chief magician-in-residence and vice president.
- The Elmsley Count was first published by Alex Elmsley, although unnamed, in the marketed trick "The Four Card Trick".
- The Veeser Concept was published in December issue of MUM.
- Cannibal Cards was developed by Lin Searles and marketed
- Peter Pit performs on the Ed Sullivan Show
- Books published:
100 years ago
In 1909:
- Publication of T. Nelson Downs Art of Magic
- The Sphinx became the official organ of the Society of American Magicians.
- Magic Periodicals Boy Magician by Charles J. Hagen and Edwards' Monthly by W.G. Edwards began publishing
- The Bamberg Magic & Novelty Co. opened at 1193 Broadway, New York City
- Louis Tannen was born
- Burling Hull created and patented the Svengali Deck.
- Cambridge University's magic organization "The Mystics" was founded.
- Mysto Magic Company was formed
- Magic illustrator Nelson C. Hahne was born
- The official magic periodical of the Australian Society of Magicians, The Magic Mirror began publishing.
- Sidney Clarke began editing the Magic Circular
- Leon Herrmann died