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Stage name of Nathan Leipziger (May 31, 1873 - October 13, 1939)
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'''Nate Leipzig''' ( 1873 - 1939) gave  up his job with an optical firm at the age of thirty year to go to New York as a professional magician.
 
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Leipzig gave  up his job with an optical firm at the age of thirty year to go to New York as a professional magician.
 
 
 
His first work in [[vaudeville]] was with William and [[Felix Berol]], who made rag pictures on a large easel. For a time he was known as "Nate Berol". Later he left them to appear in vaudeville and around New York.
 
His first work in [[vaudeville]] was with William and [[Felix Berol]], who made rag pictures on a large easel. For a time he was known as "Nate Berol". Later he left them to appear in vaudeville and around New York.
  
 
Possibly invented the [[Side Steal]]
 
Possibly invented the [[Side Steal]]
  
One of the ten Card Stars in 1938.
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He was recognized as ne of the ten [[Card Stars of the U.S.A.]] in 1938.
  
 
==Books==
 
==Books==

Revision as of 20:40, 3 November 2011

Nate Leipzig ( 1873 - 1939) gave up his job with an optical firm at the age of thirty year to go to New York as a professional magician.

Nate Leipzig
BornNathan Leipziger
May 31, 1873
Stockholm, Sweden
DiedOctober 13, 1939 (age 66)

His first work in vaudeville was with William and Felix Berol, who made rag pictures on a large easel. For a time he was known as "Nate Berol". Later he left them to appear in vaudeville and around New York.

Possibly invented the Side Steal

He was recognized as ne of the ten Card Stars of the U.S.A. in 1938.

Books

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