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'''Harry G. Cleveland''' was an amateur magician from Ohio.<ref>Obit, Linking Ring, September, 1963</ref>
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He became interested in magic after seeing [[Alexander Herrmann]] at the age of six.<ref>Linking Ring, July 1952</ref>
 
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Latest revision as of 22:58, 18 October 2013

H. G. Cleveland
Borncirca 1887
DiedAugust 26, 1963 (age 75)
Lakewood, Ohio

Harry G. Cleveland (1887-1963) was an amateur magician from Ohio.[1]

Biography

He became interested in magic after seeing Alexander Herrmann at the age of six.[2]

His first contribution to magic was in Stanyon's Magic Magazine. He later appeared in The Sphinx, The Jinx, Thayer's Trick of the Month Club and had numerous effects in Linking Ring Parades.[3]

He had an extensive collection of around 700 books on magic, mostly of older publications.

Bibliography

  • Trick of the Month Club Series No. 2, No. 04: Card in Pocket Combination (Oct. 1932)
  • Trick of the Month Club Series No. 3, No. 01: A New Ring and Rope Release (July 1933)
  • Trick of the Month Club Series No. 3, No. 12: Magic Squares (June 1934)


References

  1. Obit, Linking Ring, September, 1963
  2. Linking Ring, July 1952
  3. Cleveland Ohio Parade, Linking Ring, April 1962