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'''Chris Van Bern''' (1871-1950), born Thomas Byrne in Liverpool of Irish parents was billed as "The Act that cannot be described" consisting of magic, music, quick changes and his Wine and Water trick. | '''Chris Van Bern''' (1871-1950), born Thomas Byrne in Liverpool of Irish parents was billed as "The Act that cannot be described" consisting of magic, music, quick changes and his Wine and Water trick. | ||
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| birth_name = Thomas Byrne | | birth_name = Thomas Byrne | ||
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| birth_year = 1871 | | birth_year = 1871 | ||
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− | His wife, Cora Lister (known as Iva Voyce) was his assistant. Many of his original effects were published by [[Will Goldston]] in his [[Locked Books]] series. | + | His wife, Cora Lister (known as [[Iva Voyce]]), was his assistant. Many of his original effects were published by [[Will Goldston]] in his [[Locked Books]] series. |
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+ | He early made a study of general science and psychology in New York, and received diplomas from the College for Science and the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York and Rochester City, and other institutions.<ref>Sphinx, November 1911</ref> | ||
Van Bern was a Gold Medalist and Life Member of the Inner [[Magic Circle]]. He was President or Vice-President of fourteen other magical societies. | Van Bern was a Gold Medalist and Life Member of the Inner [[Magic Circle]]. He was President or Vice-President of fourteen other magical societies. | ||
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* [[Whirlwind of Wizardry]] (with [[De Vega]]) (1919) | * [[Whirlwind of Wizardry]] (with [[De Vega]]) (1919) | ||
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[[Category:Biographies]] | [[Category:Biographies]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:56, 3 September 2012
Chris Van Bern (1871-1950), born Thomas Byrne in Liverpool of Irish parents was billed as "The Act that cannot be described" consisting of magic, music, quick changes and his Wine and Water trick.
Chris Van Bern | |
Cover of Sphinx (Nov. 1911) | |
Born | Thomas Byrne 1871 Liverpool |
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Died | February 7, 1950 |
Categories | Books by Chris Van Bern |
His wife, Cora Lister (known as Iva Voyce), was his assistant. Many of his original effects were published by Will Goldston in his Locked Books series.
He early made a study of general science and psychology in New York, and received diplomas from the College for Science and the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York and Rochester City, and other institutions.[1]
Van Bern was a Gold Medalist and Life Member of the Inner Magic Circle. He was President or Vice-President of fourteen other magical societies.
Books
- Whirlwind of Wizardry (with De Vega) (1919)
References
- ↑ Sphinx, November 1911