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'''A'ree''' (?-2000), billed as the Queen of Hearts, toured mostly on the West Coast doing a manipulation act. | '''A'ree''' (?-2000), billed as the Queen of Hearts, toured mostly on the West Coast doing a manipulation act. | ||
− | Wife of amateur magician Don McChesney, she was the first woman to graduate form the [[Chavez College of Magic]] post-graduate course.<ref>Linking Ring, February, 2001</ref> | + | Wife of amateur magician [[Don McChesney]], she was the first woman to graduate form the [[Chavez College of Magic]] post-graduate course.<ref>Linking Ring, February, 2001</ref> |
She served as president of the Parent Assembly of [[Magigals]], was a member of the [[International Guild of Prestidigitators]] and a life member of [[IBM]] Ring 21. | She served as president of the Parent Assembly of [[Magigals]], was a member of the [[International Guild of Prestidigitators]] and a life member of [[IBM]] Ring 21. |
Revision as of 11:51, 13 April 2013
A'ree | |
Cover of Genii (1953) | |
Born | Arie ? |
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Died | August 17, 2000 |
A'ree (?-2000), billed as the Queen of Hearts, toured mostly on the West Coast doing a manipulation act.
Wife of amateur magician Don McChesney, she was the first woman to graduate form the Chavez College of Magic post-graduate course.[1]
She served as president of the Parent Assembly of Magigals, was a member of the International Guild of Prestidigitators and a life member of IBM Ring 21.
She won the "Mrs. Houdini Diamond Pin" award at a PCAM convention. [2]
References
- ↑ Linking Ring, February, 2001
- ↑ Cover, Genii 1953 May