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| − | He was the creator of the "The Elusive Rabbits" trick, which was first marketed by [[Harry Stanley]] and then later became known as "Hippity-Hop Rabbits". | + | He was the creator of the "The Elusive Rabbits" trick, which was first marketed by [[Harry Stanley]] and then later became known as "[[Hippity-Hop Rabbits]]". |
Hazeldene was a 'loner' and did not mix with magicians or belong to societies.<ref>[[Abra]], August 30, 1975</ref> | Hazeldene was a 'loner' and did not mix with magicians or belong to societies.<ref>[[Abra]], August 30, 1975</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 22:44, 1 December 2013
| Norman Hazeldene | |
| Born | 1885 |
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| Died | 1975 |
Norman Hazeldene (1885-1975) was a British semi-professional magician who performed as "The Great Norman".
Biography
He was the creator of the "The Elusive Rabbits" trick, which was first marketed by Harry Stanley and then later became known as "Hippity-Hop Rabbits".
Hazeldene was a 'loner' and did not mix with magicians or belong to societies.[1]
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