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• Theo Bamberg
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• Theo Annemann
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• Theo. Annemann
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• Theo. Hardeen
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• Theo Hardeen
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• Theo Dore
  ...ctober|Genii Magazine, Vol. 32, No. 2, October 1967]], Happy 75th Birthday Theo Doré, page 49, Our Cover, page 58</ref> ...3 September|Genii Magazine, Vol. 47, No, 9 September 1983]], Genii Salutes Theo Doré at 91!, by Dan Driscoll, page 601</ref>
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• Theo Mandrake
  ...and a self-employed magician and illusionist. He worked professionally as Theo Mandrake for more than 50 years. He also owned and operated [[Mandrake’s {{DEFAULTSORT:Mandrake,Theo}}
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• Twilight
  * ''Doubling Your Money Bigtime'' by Theo Roos - uses jumbo coins and vanity mirror.
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• Tobias Leendert Bamberg
  '''Tobias "Theo" Leendert Bamberg''' (b.1875–d.1963) was a professional magician who perf *Tobias "Theo" Leendert Bamberg "[[Okito]]" (b.1875-d.1963)
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• Okito Coin Box
  Invented by [[Theo Bamberg]] (also known as Okito) some time around 1911¹at his mag ...tarted using this idea to make the pills disappear and reappear elsewhere. Theo then conceived the idea of making the box a size to fit a fifty-cent coin a
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• Paul Rosini
  In 1919, impressed by young Paul's abilities, [[Theo Bamberg]] (Okito) taught him the cups and balls. He was also mentored and i ...Linking Ring, Vol. 28, No. 9, November 1948, PAUL ROSINI AS I KNEW HIM by Theo. Bamberg (Okito), page 30, My Neighbor, Paul Rosini by AL LEECH, page 31
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• Theodore Annemann
  '''Theodore 'Theo' Annemann''' (b.1907–d.1942), born Theodore John Squires, was an American [[de:Theo Annemann]]
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• David Bamberg
  }}'''David Bamberg''' (b.1904-d.1974) was the son of [[Theo Bamberg]] born in Great Britain but raised in the United States. He was the
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• Arthur Buckley
  ...1948 September|Genii, Vol. 13, No. 1, September 1948]], ARTHUR BUCKLEY by THEO. BAMBERG ("OKITO"), page 13
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• The Zancigs
  ...eodore Bamberg]] (1904 - 1974), the teenaged son of a stage magician named Theo "[[Okito]]" Bamberg.
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• John Northern Hilliard
  ...ard Thurston and John Northern Hilliard. With contributions by Bert Adams, Theo Bamberg, A. M. Wilson, M. D., and other experts. This volume will contain o
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• Rufus Steele
  ...lived for the past several years of his life at the Wacker Hotel, where [[Theo Bamberg]] and other magicians have made their home, often giving card lesso
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• United Services Organization
  * [[Neil Hamilton]], [[Theo Hardeen]], [[Hal Haviland]], [[Frank Herman]], [[The Great Huber]]
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• Expert Card Technique
  ...of the best card magicians including [[Charlie Miller]], [[Dai Vernon]], [[Theo Annemann]], [[Bert Allerton]], [[Tenkai]], [[Gerald Kaufman]], [[Harold Llo ***363. The ghost card, Theo Annemann
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• Greater Magic
  ...dore Annemann, Horace Goldin, Al Baker, Ade Duval, Karl Germain, David and Theo Bamberg, Dr. James Elliott, Joe Berg, Jardine Ellis, Sam Berland, T. Nelson
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• David Tobias Bamberg
  ...Bamberg|Edward]], who presented various magical novelties in America, and Theo who took on the stage name [[Okito]].
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• Vanishing Bottle
  * The Vanishing Bottle by [[Theo Bamberg]], [[Magician Monthly]], Vol. 10, No. 1, (December 1913)
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• Bamberg
  ***** Tobias "Theo" Leendert Bamberg "[[Okito]]" (1875 - 1963) ...l parties; Edward, who presented various magical novelties in America, and Theo.
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• Sign of Exceptional Magic
  ...of Exceptional Magic''' was published on the fifteenth of each month by [[Theo. Annemann]] from November 1935 until April 1936. It was sold for 25 cents a
  710 B (72 words) - 20:04, 11 February 2012
• Card Tricks For Cardicians
  *[[Theo Dore]]
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• Magician's Guild of America
  ...e Hotel McAlpin in New York City and The Board of Governors consisted of [[Theo. Hardeen]], [[Max Holden]], [[Robert Sherman]], [[Richard DuBois]] and [[Ju
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• Douglas Geoffrey
  ...st two years in "'Hellz-a-Poppin," playing the part of the magician, which Theo Hardeen originated and played in New York
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• World Wide Magicians Society
  The executive committee at one time included: [[Theo. Annemann]], [[John J. Gillis]], [[Anthony Ross]] and [[Stewart James]]. [[
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• Coven
  It was dedicated to the memory of [[Theo Annemann]].
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• Genii 1985 September
  ** [[Theo Dore]] 182
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• Carl Willmann
  ...o Bamberg]] was his agent in the United States for selling his goods. With Theo, he invented the [[Fall-apart Box]] (around 1908).
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• Psuedo - Psychometry
  '''Psuedo - Psychometry''' is an effect by [[Theo Annemann]], published in [[Jinx]] No. 9 June 1935.
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• Oudini
  Doidge continued to write articles and ideas into the 1930's for Theo Annemann's The Jinx magazine <ref>[[The Jinx]] 1937-1938 </ref>
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• James C. Wobensmith
  ....B.M.]] Ring #6 and [[S.A.M.]] Assembly #4 in Philadelphia. He succeeded [[Theo Hardeen]] as President of the S.A.M. in 1930.
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• Theodore T. Golden
  {{DEFAULTSORT:Golden,Theo}}
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• Genii 1948 September
  *Page 13: Arthur Buckley (Article) by Theo Bamberg (Okito)
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• Amateur Magicians Correspondence Club
  It was founded by Aladdin (Theo. Brameld) and it's official organ was the [[A.M.C.C. Review]].
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• Genii 1950 July
  * Okito's Foulard Transposition (Miscellaneous Props) by [[Theo Bamberg]] 388
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• Eduard Bamberg
  '''Eduard (Edward) Bamberg''' (1889 - 1951) was brother of Theo ([[Okito]]) and worked briefly as a magician then became an actor appearing ...other [[Emile Bamberg]] as "The Nelusco Brothers." Emile and Eduard joined Theo in 1904 and 1905, touring as "The Okito Family."
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• Emile Bamberg
  '''Emanual "Emile" Bamberg''' (1883 - 1966), brother of Theo ([[Okito]]), appeared with brother [[Eduard Bamberg]] as "The Nelusco Broth Emile and Eduard joined Theo in 1904 and 1905, touring as "The Okito Family."
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• Paul Fleming Book Reviews
  * [[Annemann's Complete One Man Mental and Psychic Routine]] by [[Theo Annemann]] * [[En Rapport]] by Theo Annemann
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• Wu Ling
  ...Chung Ling Soo]] he included a Floating Ball made by his friend [[Okito]] (Theo Bamberg).
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• Theo Dore
  ...ctober|Genii Magazine, Vol. 32, No. 2, October 1967]], Happy 75th Birthday Theo Doré, page 49, Our Cover, page 58</ref> ...3 September|Genii Magazine, Vol. 47, No, 9 September 1983]], Genii Salutes Theo Doré at 91!, by Dan Driscoll, page 601</ref>
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• Genii 1983 September
  *Page 581: Cover - [[Theo Dore]] *Page 601: THEO DORE AT 91 By Dan Driscoll
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• Ruth Dore
  '''Ruth Dore (Ballard)''', the daughter of [[Theo Dore]], was a professional sleight-of-hand magician. [[U.S.O.]] performer back in World War II. <ref>Magical Memoirs by Theo Dore, [[Genii 1967 October]]</ref>
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• Genii 1967 October
  *Page 49: Cover: [[Theo Dore]] *Page 60: THE MUMMY'S HAND by Theo Dore
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• Robert Doidge
  Doidge continued to write articles and ideas into the 1930s for [[Theo Annemann]]'s [[The Jinx]] magazine <ref>[[The Jinx]] 1937-1938 </ref> He wa
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• Genii 1978 January
  *Page 38: Photo - THEO DORE HONORED ON 85TH BIRTHDAY *Page 39: Looking Forward On My 85th Birthday By Theo Dore
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• Fred Beckman
  ...a charter member of the [[Magicians Guild]] and was a close friend the [[Theo Hardeen]].<ref>New Conjurers' Magazine, January 1949</ref>
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• Genii 1972 July
  **Magnetrix by [[Theo Dore]]
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• Bamberg Magic and Novelty Company
  ...h was the final blow for the Company which had been ailing for some time. Theo and Joe Klein dissolved the partnership.<ref>Illusion Show by David Bamberg
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• Genii 1969 May
  *Page 364: THE PERAMBULATING SPHERE By Theo Dore
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• Indian Magician
  [[Theo Annemann]] fondly referred to it as an eccentric magic magazine, as it not
  825 B (94 words) - 20:11, 26 August 2011
• Trick of the Month Club
  ...onth Club Presents: A Dead Name Duplication|A Dead Name Duplication]] by [[Theo Annemann]] (August 1931)
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• Genii 2012 November December
  * The Magic Sculptor by Theo Dore (December 1949)
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• Theo Mandrake
  ...and a self-employed magician and illusionist. He worked professionally as Theo Mandrake for more than 50 years. He also owned and operated [[Mandrake’s {{DEFAULTSORT:Mandrake,Theo}}
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• Douglas T. Clafhn
  #redirect [[Theo Mandrake]]
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• Hjalmar
  ...on Robert-Houdin's mysterious clocks, he has written and collaborated with Theo Priniotakis on their history. *http://www.magicoscircusrouennais.fr/billets-magiques/la-rubrique-magique-de-theo/474-horloges-mysterieuses-de-robert-houdin
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• Magic Morgan
  ...nship of Magic in 1964 and again in 1976. Another famous deaf magician was Theo “Okito” Bamberg of Holland (1875-1963), who devised a pantomime style p
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