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Latest revision as of 14:33, 21 September 2017
| Arthur Argus Herman | |
| Born | Arthur Argus Herman May 11 1879 Paulding, Ohio |
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| Died | January 6 1943 (age 63) Indianapolis, Indiana |
| Resting place | Washington Park East Cemetery |
Argus Herman(1879-1943) performed as "Argus The Great" and was at one time one of the oldest magicians in the business.
Biography
Argus was adept with small and manipulative magic. His biggest success was as a feature during the early Chautauqua circuits throughout the Middle West.
He had made his home in Indianapolis for many years and was an early member of the Indiana Society of Magicians.
His wife was a daughter of Ed Reno.
References
