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''' | '''John Booth''' (1912 - 2009) was born John Nicholls Booth and became a successful nightclub magician before leaving magic in 1940 to pursue a career as a Unitarian minister. | ||
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[[File: | [[File: JohnBooth2.png|right|thumb|200px|[[John Booth]]]] | ||
A prolific author, he penned hundreds of articles on magic for [[Linking Ring]], [[Sphinx]], [[Genii]] and [[Magicol]], as well as publishing Canada's magic magazine, [[Canadian Magician's Digest]] in 1929. In 1931, he organized Canada's first magic convention. In 1938 he also worked as "Jancini". | |||
Booth eventually incorporated magic into his lectures and conducted the funeral service for [[Eugene Laurant]]. He was a world traveler and had climbed the Himalayas. | |||
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John Booth (1912 - 2009) was born John Nicholls Booth and became a successful nightclub magician before leaving magic in 1940 to pursue a career as a Unitarian minister.
Biography
A prolific author, he penned hundreds of articles on magic for Linking Ring, Sphinx, Genii and Magicol, as well as publishing Canada's magic magazine, Canadian Magician's Digest in 1929. In 1931, he organized Canada's first magic convention. In 1938 he also worked as "Jancini".
Booth eventually incorporated magic into his lectures and conducted the funeral service for Eugene Laurant. He was a world traveler and had climbed the Himalayas. Read more about John Booth...