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+ | | birth_name = Gerald Lynton Kaufman | ||
+ | | birth_day = March 12, | ||
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+ | | death_year = 1968 | ||
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+ | '''Gerald Kaufman''' (1893 - 1968) was an amatuer magician in New York City.<ref>Who's Who in Magic, [[Sphinx]], October, 1933</ref> | ||
− | + | He created ''The King Can Do No Wrong'' (better known as ''[[The Hotel Mystery]]'') which was marketed by [[Al Baker]] in 1935 and later described in [[Genii 1941 September]]. | |
− | =Books= | + | Kaufman, a member of [[SAM]], was an illustrator for the [[Sphinx]]. |
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+ | ==Books== | ||
* [[How's Tricks?]] (1938) | * [[How's Tricks?]] (1938) | ||
* The Book of Modern Puzzles (1940) | * The Book of Modern Puzzles (1940) | ||
* Kaufman's Kwik Kard Kodes (1958) | * Kaufman's Kwik Kard Kodes (1958) | ||
− | [[Category:Biographies | + | == References == |
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+ | {{DEFAULTSORT:Kaufman,Gerald }} |
Revision as of 00:52, 16 September 2010
Gerald Kaufman | |
Born | Gerald Lynton Kaufman March 12, 1893 |
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Died | 1968 |
Categories | Books by Gerald Kaufman |
Gerald Kaufman (1893 - 1968) was an amatuer magician in New York City.[1]
He created The King Can Do No Wrong (better known as The Hotel Mystery) which was marketed by Al Baker in 1935 and later described in Genii 1941 September.
Kaufman, a member of SAM, was an illustrator for the Sphinx.
Books
- How's Tricks? (1938)
- The Book of Modern Puzzles (1940)
- Kaufman's Kwik Kard Kodes (1958)