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-| birth_day                 =   September 15,
-| birth_year                =   1851
-| birth_place               = Germany  (near the Russian border)
-| death_day                 =   June 27,
-| death_year                =  1934
-| death_place               =  New York
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-Louis "Pop" Kreiger was a professional magician and known for his mastery of the cups and balls. <ref>Picture, [[Sphinx]], September, 1931, page 306</ref>
-By 1890, Prof. Kreiger  was known as the society entertainer of New York. On a number of occasions, [[Frank Ducrot]] pass himself off as Kreiger to fulfill engagements he could not find time to fulfill in person. <ref>Obit, Goldston's Magical Quarterly, Autumn, 1934 </ref> He also would bill himself as The Russian Conjurer.
-From 1895 to 1899, Kreiger was at the Thalia Theatre, Tony Pastor's and Huber's,
-billed as Professor Kruger.<ref>Of legierdemaine and diverse juggling knacks by John Braun Linking Ring, June 1961 </ref>
-[[Al Flosso]] married his daughter Lillian in 1924.
-Kreiger was a close friend of [[Max Malini]] and was one of the charter members of the [[Society of American Magicians]] in 1902.
-His son, [[Willie Kreiger]] also took up magic.
-== References ==
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