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'''Anonyma''' (1884-1913), was the stage name of Amy Clement, a professional singer, dancer, ventriloquist, and wife of [[Clement de Lion]].<ref>Who's Who in Magic: An International Biographical Guide From Past to Present by Bart  Whaley (1990)</ref>  
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Latest revision as of 12:46, 22 January 2024

Anonyma
BornAmy
December 22, 1884
Bavaria
DiedJune 18, 1913 (age 28)
Bavaria

Anonyma (b.1884-d.1913), was the stage name of Amy Clement, a professional singer, dancer, ventriloquist, and wife of Clement de Lion.[1]

Biography

She worked in solo and in her husband's act.

She drowned when bathing in the river Rodach, near Neuses, Bavaria, with her husband, who narrowly escaped a similar fate in his desperate endeavour to save her.[2] [3][4][5]


References

  1. Who's Who in Magic: An International Biographical Guide From Past to Present by Bart Whaley (1990)
  2. Magic Circular, June, 1913
  3. The Magic Wand, July 1913
  4. The Spinx, July 1913
  5. Magic a pictorial history of conjurers in the theater by David Price (1985)