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| − | * 1965 - [[Al Wheatley]], Australian | + | * 1892 - [[Charles Brush]], known as "Baffles", is born. |
| + | * 1954 - [[Ken Allen]] starts his first issue of [[Allen's Attic]] magazine. | ||
| + | * 1965 - [[Al Wheatley]], an Australian born magician known as Chop Chop who popularized the [[Chop Cup]], died. | ||
| + | * 1973 - [[Cardini]], born Richard Valentine Pitchford and became a well known British manipulator, died | ||
| + | * 1987 - [[Bert Easley]], who popularized "The Lean" in the 40s, passes away after complications following surgery for the amputation of one of his legs. | ||
| + | * 1988 - [[Siegfried and Roy]] premiered their "Tsumura Illusion" show at the White Theater in Tokyo. | ||
Revision as of 13:02, 12 November 2016
- 1892 - Charles Brush, known as "Baffles", is born.
- 1954 - Ken Allen starts his first issue of Allen's Attic magazine.
- 1965 - Al Wheatley, an Australian born magician known as Chop Chop who popularized the Chop Cup, died.
- 1973 - Cardini, born Richard Valentine Pitchford and became a well known British manipulator, died
- 1987 - Bert Easley, who popularized "The Lean" in the 40s, passes away after complications following surgery for the amputation of one of his legs.
- 1988 - Siegfried and Roy premiered their "Tsumura Illusion" show at the White Theater in Tokyo.
