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| − | '''Rosani''' was a juggler that played [[Lyceum]] with a two-hour show for nearly 40 years. | + | '''Rosani''' (c.1868-1944) was a juggler that played [[Lyceum]] with a two-hour show for nearly 40 years. |
| − | Rosani also perform [[Shadowgraphy]] and [[Chapeaugraphy]] and was | + | == Biography == |
| − | one of [[Chautauqua]] and Lyceum's biggest features. | + | Rosani also perform [[Shadowgraphy]] and [[Chapeaugraphy]] and was one of [[Chautauqua]] and Lyceum's biggest features. |
| − | He was associated with several magicians and traveled for several years with | + | He was associated with several magicians and traveled for several years with [[E. A. Hendrickson]] and was on a Chautauqua circuit with [[Al Baker]]. |
| − | [[E. A. Hendrickson]] and was on a Chautauqua circuit with [[Al Baker]]. | + | |
George De Mott, Rosani's successor, purchased all of Rosani's show equipment.<ref> Tops, April 1945</ref> | George De Mott, Rosani's successor, purchased all of Rosani's show equipment.<ref> Tops, April 1945</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:44, 7 February 2014
| Rosani | |
| Born | Joseph Stadtmuller circa 1868 |
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| Died | 1944 Long Island, New York |
Rosani (c.1868-1944) was a juggler that played Lyceum with a two-hour show for nearly 40 years.
Biography
Rosani also perform Shadowgraphy and Chapeaugraphy and was one of Chautauqua and Lyceum's biggest features.
He was associated with several magicians and traveled for several years with E. A. Hendrickson and was on a Chautauqua circuit with Al Baker.
George De Mott, Rosani's successor, purchased all of Rosani's show equipment.[1]
References
- ↑ Tops, April 1945
