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The [[Magicians' Club]] was formed in London around 1911 by [[Harry Houdini]] along with others including [[Servais Le Roy]], [[Chris Van Bern]], [[Carl Stakemann]], and [[Stanley Collins]].
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The [[Magicians' Club]] of London was formed in 1911 by [[Harry Houdini]] along with others including [[Servais Le Roy]], [[Chris Van Bern]], [[Carl Stakemann]], and [[Stanley Collins]].
  
 
Houdini was elected president, the rest as Vice-Presidents with [[Stanley Collins]] as Secretary and [[Will Goldston]] as Treasurer. Nearly a hundred members were enrolled at the inaugural meeting on May 27, 1911. Houdini remained president until his death.  
 
Houdini was elected president, the rest as Vice-Presidents with [[Stanley Collins]] as Secretary and [[Will Goldston]] as Treasurer. Nearly a hundred members were enrolled at the inaugural meeting on May 27, 1911. Houdini remained president until his death.  

Revision as of 18:14, 10 December 2008

The Magicians' Club of London was formed in 1911 by Harry Houdini along with others including Servais Le Roy, Chris Van Bern, Carl Stakemann, and Stanley Collins.

Houdini was elected president, the rest as Vice-Presidents with Stanley Collins as Secretary and Will Goldston as Treasurer. Nearly a hundred members were enrolled at the inaugural meeting on May 27, 1911. Houdini remained president until his death.

The first meeting was reported in Goldston's Magician Monthly. The club seemed to have disbanded some time after Will Goldton passed away in 1948. In Goodliffe's Abracadabra magazine July 1949, inquiries were made regarding the Magicians' Club, London, since the death of Will Goldston asking if it had died a natural death along with its founder. As far as they were able to ascertain, it had.

References

  • Goldston's Magician Monthly, June 1911
  • Magician Annual 1911-12 By Will Goldston, 1911