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'''Robert Henri Elroy''' was a magician and artist that performed [[shadowgraphy]], smoke and sand pictures, caricature sketches, music, juggling, feats in paper folding and paper tearing, [[chapeaugraphy]] and [[ventriloquism]] around the early 1900s.<ref>Mahatma Vol 9, No 5 (November 1905)</ref>
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'''Robert Henri Elroy''' (fl.1900-1920) was a magician and artist that performed [[shadowgraphy]], smoke and sand pictures, caricature sketches, music, juggling, feats in paper folding and paper tearing, [[chapeaugraphy]] and [[ventriloquism]] around the early 1900s.<ref>Mahatma Vol 9, No 5 (November 1905)</ref>
  
 
== Biography ==
 
== Biography ==

Latest revision as of 18:50, 2 August 2013

Robert Henri Elroy
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Died?
Flourished1900-1920

Robert Henri Elroy (fl.1900-1920) was a magician and artist that performed shadowgraphy, smoke and sand pictures, caricature sketches, music, juggling, feats in paper folding and paper tearing, chapeaugraphy and ventriloquism around the early 1900s.[1]

Biography

It was reported in May 1905 issue of Mahatma that we was touring around Mexico City, Mexico. By 1910, he moved to New York and was touring with his wife.

He was co-owner of the Metropolitan Bureau of Magic with Clinton Burgess and presented The Great Dual Alliance. Their magic was divided into two parts. Card tricks which were done by Mr. Burgess, who was called "The Champion Card Conjuror of America" and handkerchief effects by Elroy.
Advertisement in The Lyceumite and Talent (June 1912)

He was an active member of the National Conjurers' Association, serving for a time as Vice-President.

References

  1. Mahatma Vol 9, No 5 (November 1905)