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'''Charles Peet''' (1889-?), while living in Canada, was a successful club entertainer, specializing in magic, mind reading, singing and playing instruments in the 1920s.<ref>The Linking Ring No. 8, October, 1928, CHARLES PEET THE MYSTERY MAN, p. 61</ref>
 
 
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'''Charles Peet''' (1889-?), while living in Canada, was a successful club entertainer, specializing in magic, mind reading, singing and playing instruments in the 1920s.<ref>The Linking Ring No. 8, October, 1928, CHARLES PEET THE MYSTERY MAN, p. 610</ref>
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== Biography ==
 
He billed himself at one time as "The Needle King" with advertising stating  "performing the Needle Mystery using at one demonstration: 22 Packages of Needles or 26 Loose Needles giving all tests such as drinking, eating, smoking, singing, talking and also performing under X-Ray."  At each demonstration his mouth would be closely examined both before and after.  He eventually increased it up to at least 20 packages, 240 needles.  
 
He billed himself at one time as "The Needle King" with advertising stating  "performing the Needle Mystery using at one demonstration: 22 Packages of Needles or 26 Loose Needles giving all tests such as drinking, eating, smoking, singing, talking and also performing under X-Ray."  At each demonstration his mouth would be closely examined both before and after.  He eventually increased it up to at least 20 packages, 240 needles.  
  
 
Peet created and marketed his mentalism routine, "Living and Dead Test" which was written up in [[The Lost Notebooks of John Northern Hilliard]]. <ref>TISSUE PAPER TO GIANT FLAG effect in [[Linking Ring]], Vol 3, No. 6, Christmas special, 1925.</ref><ref>[[Billboard]], October 15, 1927.</ref><ref>The Linking Ring, Feb. 1929, Vol. 8, No. 12.</ref>  
 
Peet created and marketed his mentalism routine, "Living and Dead Test" which was written up in [[The Lost Notebooks of John Northern Hilliard]]. <ref>TISSUE PAPER TO GIANT FLAG effect in [[Linking Ring]], Vol 3, No. 6, Christmas special, 1925.</ref><ref>[[Billboard]], October 15, 1927.</ref><ref>The Linking Ring, Feb. 1929, Vol. 8, No. 12.</ref>  
  
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Latest revision as of 18:14, 7 January 2022

Charles Peet
BornSeptember 2, 1889
Jersey City, N. J.
Died?
NationalityCanadian

Charles Peet (1889-?), while living in Canada, was a successful club entertainer, specializing in magic, mind reading, singing and playing instruments in the 1920s.[1]

Biography

He billed himself at one time as "The Needle King" with advertising stating "performing the Needle Mystery using at one demonstration: 22 Packages of Needles or 26 Loose Needles giving all tests such as drinking, eating, smoking, singing, talking and also performing under X-Ray." At each demonstration his mouth would be closely examined both before and after. He eventually increased it up to at least 20 packages, 240 needles.

Peet created and marketed his mentalism routine, "Living and Dead Test" which was written up in The Lost Notebooks of John Northern Hilliard. [2][3][4]

References

  1. The Linking Ring No. 8, October, 1928, CHARLES PEET THE MYSTERY MAN, p. 610
  2. TISSUE PAPER TO GIANT FLAG effect in Linking Ring, Vol 3, No. 6, Christmas special, 1925.
  3. Billboard, October 15, 1927.
  4. The Linking Ring, Feb. 1929, Vol. 8, No. 12.