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| − | [[Eddie Joseph]] (December 3, 1899 - June 1, 1974) performed under the name Eddie Jason and lived most of his life in India. Later moved to England, working for Max Andrews. | + | [[Eddie Joseph]] (December 3, 1899 - June 1, 1974) performed under the name Eddie Jason and lived most of his life in India. Later moved to England, working for [[Max Andrews]]. |
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Revision as of 11:28, 30 June 2010
Eddie Joseph (December 3, 1899 - June 1, 1974) performed under the name Eddie Jason and lived most of his life in India. Later moved to England, working for Max Andrews.
| Eddie Joseph | |
| Born | Eddie Joseph December 03, 1899 |
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| Died | June 01, 1974 (age 74) |
| Categories | Books by Eddie Joseph |
It's been said that he tried to invent one new trick every day. He wrote over 70 books and pamphlets and contributed many articles to Genii and The New Tops.
The IBM Ring in Bombay, India is known as the Eddie Joseph Ring.
Books
- Strictly Magic (1939)
- How to Pick Pockets (1940)
- Magic and Mysteries of India (1941)
- Last Word On the Cups and Balls (1942)
- Coin and Money Magic (1942)
- The Art of Body Loading and Productions (1950)
- Card Bonanza (1950)
- Dumbfounders with Cards (1950)
- The Hindu Cups (1956)
- The Manual of the 3 Shell Game (1959)
- The Art of Eddie Joseph (1969)
- Eddie Joseph on Cups and Balls (1984)
- Joseph's The Complete Dumbfounders (2004) by Paul Gordon & Natzler Enterprises
