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'''Douglas Dexter''' (1878 - September 21, 1937), a schoolmaster by profession, was an accomplished magician and a member of the British Olympic fencing team. | |||
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One of his specialty was the golf ball and bag effect which baffled many professionals at the time. He produced the "Riddle of the Sands Illusion" at [[The Magic Circle]] Grand Seance in 1934. He often performed at [[Maskelyne's Theatre]]. | |||
He was awarded the Gold Star by the Magic Circle. | |||
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Revision as of 16:53, 3 March 2012
Douglas Dexter (1878 - September 21, 1937), a schoolmaster by profession, was an accomplished magician and a member of the British Olympic fencing team.
| Douglas Dexter | |
| Born | Bernard Douglas Marks 1878 Great Britain |
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| Died | September 21, 1937 |
One of his specialty was the golf ball and bag effect which baffled many professionals at the time. He produced the "Riddle of the Sands Illusion" at The Magic Circle Grand Seance in 1934. He often performed at Maskelyne's Theatre.
He was awarded the Gold Star by the Magic Circle.