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William Robinson ([[Chung Ling Soo]]) was one of the first to try and get the secret of the Gold Fish for his new Oriental act after Professor Mingus retired. | William Robinson ([[Chung Ling Soo]]) was one of the first to try and get the secret of the Gold Fish for his new Oriental act after Professor Mingus retired. | ||
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Revision as of 17:05, 9 April 2011
Gold Fish Trick, also known as Aerial Fishing, was created by Walter Mingus Hopler (Professor Mingus) in 1893. He performed in in New Jersey and New York vaudeville.
A fishing pole with bait and hook was swung out over the audience and a goldfish would appear dangling from the end.
William Robinson (Chung Ling Soo) was one of the first to try and get the secret of the Gold Fish for his new Oriental act after Professor Mingus retired.
John Booth, Cecil Lyle, Alan Shaxon and Mac King have all been known to perform it.
References
- The Great Gold Fish Trick, Mahatma Vol 5, No. 12 (June 1902) and Vol. 6, No. 1 (July 1902)
