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'''R. Norman Menge''' (1908 — February 10, 1958) magic shop owner and performed magic as "Norman the Wizard".  
'''R. Norman Menge''' (1908 — February 10, 1958) magic shop owner and performed magic as "Norman the Wizard" and "Menge the Magic Maker".
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In the 1940s, Menge was owner of the Wizard's Workshop in Hot Springs, Arkansas. In addition to his mail order business, he organized "Norman's Wizard's Club" and sent out a newsletter called [[Norman's News]].
In the 1940s, Menge was owner of the Wizard's Workshop in Hot Springs, Arkansas, in which he published a short lived newsletter called [[Norman's News]].  


Menge later moved to Columbus, Ohio, to join [[U. F. Grant]] producing items under the name  "G & M".
Menge later moved to Columbus, Ohio, to join [[U. F. Grant]] producing items under the name  "G & M".

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R. Norman Menge (1908 — February 10, 1958) magic shop owner and performed magic as "Norman the Wizard" and "Menge the Magic Maker".

R.N. Menge
Born1908
DiedFebruary 10, 1958

In the 1940s, Menge was owner of the Wizard's Workshop in Hot Springs, Arkansas. In addition to his mail order business, he organized "Norman's Wizard's Club" and sent out a newsletter called Norman's News.

Menge later moved to Columbus, Ohio, to join U. F. Grant producing items under the name "G & M".

Menge eventually went his own way in 1945 and opened another magic workshop in Columbus.

Products

  • Climax Egg Bag (possibly assisted by U. F. Grant) which when turned inside out looks like a chicken.

Books

  • The Wizard's Wonder Book (1943)
  • Tricky Thumbler Tricks (1947)

References