Magical names that start with k tv#

On May 16, 1908, Kellar retired and in a grand onstage ceremony, removed his cape and placed it on the shoulders of his chosen successor, Howard Thurston. He is best known for his stunning version of the Levitation, in which a girl mysteriously rises up from a couch, floats across the stage to the audience, then disappears into thin air. His was by far the largest and most elaborate stage illusion show touring during the late 1800s and early 1900s. Known as the Dean of American Magicians, Harry Kellar enjoyed both unqualified public recognition and financial success. (1849-1922)(birthday July 11) American-born Heinrich Keller. Started out with The Baldwins, then launched his own large stage show, performing until retiring in 1913 as 'The Great Keene and Company'. (?-?) American magician who starred on the Redpath Chautauqua circuit in the late 1800s and early 1900s. (?-?) American magician who worked his own medicine show. He died of a heart attack in New York City, the city of his birth. He once said 'There are three kinds of magicians, those who do tricks, those who shoot at 'em and those who talk about 'em.' His birdcage routine became so well-known and an audience favorite that Ziegfeld once had his entire Follies chorus line perform the trick simultaneously with Keating the performance drew raves from the public, but harsh criticism from other magicians who berated Keating for revealing the secret of the trick to the girls. One of his imitators who later had a successful career of his own was Roy Benson. Known for his version of the Vanishing Birdcage and his smooth, witty (and often imitated) stage persona. (1897-1961)(birthday March 27) American magician who found success at the tail end of true vaudeville, and went on to success in nightclubs and in movies (with the sponsorship of Tallullah Bankhead, an amateur magician herself). Also advertised his talents as a 'rainmaker'. (?-?) English magician who travelled the small towns of Kentucky and Virginia during the late 1800s. (?-?) American magician on the Lyceum and Chautauqua circuits. Read the biography of Kar-Mi - see images!

Spectacular vaudeville illusionist (aka 'Victorina') who could swallow a gun barrel like a sword- by shooting it from his mouth! He eventually retired to a country home in the Netherlands. According to information from the late magic collector Christian Fechner, Karlini was twice imprisoned by the Nazis, and may have served as an important member of the French Underground. (1907-1963) Dutch magician (real name Ludwig Trinka) who performed mainly in Berlin prior to WWII. Nighclub mentalist with Harry King as 'The Rajah Brothers' Performed first as 'Valdini', then as 'Mystica', changing to 'Fred Kaps' in 1950. (1926-1980)(birthday June 8) official website Holland-born stage magician (real name Abraham Pieter Adrianus Bongers) who was the only magician to win magic's FISM International Grand Prix three times (in 1950, 19). A very young Siegfried Fischbacher (of Siegfried and Roy) saw the Kalanag show in the early 1940's. However, he also helped release magician Jac Olten from a German POW camp in 1940, giving him magic props and bookings as well as his freedom. While on tour in America in 1956, Kalanag was plagued by the distribution of leaflets calling for a boycott of his show because of his alleged Nazi background. Rumors flew that Kalanag had used political pressure to steal the illusion show from Alois Kassner, the 'Thurston of Germany' who disappeared from magic for a number of years after WWII. Kalanag ( Kaalaa Naag in Punjabi means 'black cobra') had been a successful German film producer with connections high in the Nazi regime.

(1903-1963)(birthday January 23) German-born magician (real name Helmut Schreiber) seemed to suddenly come on the scene after World War II with an impressive and elaborate illusion show.

Magical names that start with k tv#

(?-?) Magician who appeared on the 5/24/53 broadcast of the TV program Toast of the Town, the early version of the Ed Sullivan Show. Please CLICK HERE before copying this information The inventor of Houdini's Milk Can Escape trick, and more! Read about the Dean of American Magicians,