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| − | + | '''Jardine Ellis''' (?-1923), born Duncan Loren Campbell, was a British magician most known for his [[Ellis Ring]] prop. | |
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| − | + | He had traveled all over the world and called himself "The Globe Trotting Magician" and was a member of [[The Magic Circle]]. | |
| − | He died in Manchester after a short attack of pneumonia. | + | Ellis died in Manchester after a short attack of pneumonia. |
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*[[A Few Jardine Ellis Secrets]] compiled by [[George Johnson]] (1925) | *[[A Few Jardine Ellis Secrets]] compiled by [[George Johnson]] (1925) | ||
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Revision as of 00:33, 4 March 2012
Jardine Ellis (?-1923), born Duncan Loren Campbell, was a British magician most known for his Ellis Ring prop.
| Jardine Ellis | |
| Born | Duncan Loren Campbell ? |
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| Died | February 01, 1923 Manchester, England |
He had traveled all over the world and called himself "The Globe Trotting Magician" and was a member of The Magic Circle. Ellis died in Manchester after a short attack of pneumonia.
Publications
- Contributions to Magic Wand magazine
- A Few Jardine Ellis Secrets compiled by George Johnson (1925)
