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| − | }}Lustig launched his vaudeville career in [[1910]] at the age of 17, as a magician using the stage name of La Vellma. He was a technical adviser to [[Dunninger]], devising | + | }} |
| + | '''David J. Lustig''' (September 4, 1893- September 30, 1977) was a [[vaudeville]] magic act theater manager, show producer and adviser. He also wrote a number of books under the name '''La Vellma'''. | ||
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| + | == Biography== | ||
| + | Lustig launched his vaudeville career in [[1910]] at the age of 17, as a magician using the stage name of La Vellma. He was a technical adviser to [[Dunninger]], devising many of the "tests" that Dunninger used on radio and TV shows. He was credited as the author of "Dunninger's Master Methods of Hypnotism" (1923). | ||
Later in his life he worked as a publicity specialist for Columbia Pictures, setting up tours and interviews for their movie stars. | Later in his life he worked as a publicity specialist for Columbia Pictures, setting up tours and interviews for their movie stars. | ||
| − | He was elected by the [[S.A.M.]] National Council to the [[S.A.M. Hall of Fame]].<ref>''David Lustig, Man of the Theatre'' by Barry H. Wiley in [[Linking Ring]] - August 1997</ref> | + | He was elected by the [[S.A.M.]] National Council to the [[S.A.M. Hall of Fame]].<ref>''David Lustig, Man of the Theatre'' by Barry H. Wiley in [[Linking Ring]] - August 1997</ref><ref> Obit [[Genii 1977 December]]</ref> |
== Books == | == Books == | ||
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* Magic and Mind Reading Tricks You Can Do (1920) | * Magic and Mind Reading Tricks You Can Do (1920) | ||
* La Vellma's Vaudeville Budget (1921) | * La Vellma's Vaudeville Budget (1921) | ||
| − | + | * Dunninger's Master Methods of Hypnotism (1923) (written by David J. Lustig [La Vellma]) | |
| + | * Vaudeville Mind Reading (expanded 2nd edition) (1929) | ||
| + | * Vaudeville Hypnotism (1930) | ||
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[[Category:Biographies]] | [[Category:Biographies]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:27, 16 October 2022
| David Lustig | |
| Born | September 04, 1893 |
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| Died | September 30, 1977 (age 84) |
| Categories | Books by David Lustig |
David J. Lustig (September 4, 1893- September 30, 1977) was a vaudeville magic act theater manager, show producer and adviser. He also wrote a number of books under the name La Vellma.
Biography
Lustig launched his vaudeville career in 1910 at the age of 17, as a magician using the stage name of La Vellma. He was a technical adviser to Dunninger, devising many of the "tests" that Dunninger used on radio and TV shows. He was credited as the author of "Dunninger's Master Methods of Hypnotism" (1923).
Later in his life he worked as a publicity specialist for Columbia Pictures, setting up tours and interviews for their movie stars.
He was elected by the S.A.M. National Council to the S.A.M. Hall of Fame.[1][2]
Books
- Vaudeville Mind Reading (1920)
- Vaudeville Ventriloquism (1920)
- Vaudeville Magic (1920)
- Magic and Mind Reading Tricks You Can Do (1920)
- La Vellma's Vaudeville Budget (1921)
- Dunninger's Master Methods of Hypnotism (1923) (written by David J. Lustig [La Vellma])
- Vaudeville Mind Reading (expanded 2nd edition) (1929)
- Vaudeville Hypnotism (1930)
References
- ↑ David Lustig, Man of the Theatre by Barry H. Wiley in Linking Ring - August 1997
- ↑ Obit Genii 1977 December
