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| + | '''Chuck Jones''' (b.1942) is a magician, inventor, producer and creator of the [[Mismade Girl]] illusion. | ||
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| − | ''' | + | Inspired and taught by the female magician [[Dell O'Dell]] at her Hollywood magic shop as a child, Jones was performing up to six birthday parties a weekend in high school. Some for Hollywood celebrities’ kids such as Judy Garland and Anthony Quinn. Jones acquired Dell O'Dell's magic collection after her passing. |
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| − | + | He later went on to produce and appear in his own a daily, live cartoon show at KCOP in Hollywood. | |
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| − | [[ | + | His [[Mismade Girl]] illusion was featured by [[Orson Welles]] on the Jackie Gleason Show. |
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Chuck Jones (b.1942) is a magician, inventor, producer and creator of the Mismade Girl illusion.
Biography
Inspired and taught by the female magician Dell O'Dell at her Hollywood magic shop as a child, Jones was performing up to six birthday parties a weekend in high school. Some for Hollywood celebrities’ kids such as Judy Garland and Anthony Quinn. Jones acquired Dell O'Dell's magic collection after her passing.
After performing at a party for the writer of the Johnny Carson Show, Jones was asked to appear in a TV skit with Carson.
He later went on to produce and appear in his own a daily, live cartoon show at KCOP in Hollywood.
His Mismade Girl illusion was featured by Orson Welles on the Jackie Gleason Show.
