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'''Ricardo Richiardi''' (1895-1937) born in Argentina, billed himself as '''The Great Richiardi'''.
  
His show consisted of magic in  first half and ventriloquism in the second. He billed himself as [[The Great Richiardi]]
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He claimed that his father was the first Richiardi, though he himself was known as Richiardi Sr. Early in his career he worked with [[Ricardo Richardine, Sr.]]<ref>Here Comes Richardine by Arthur Leroy, [[Genii 1959 November]].</ref> Richiardi was an assistant and also built illusions for Richardine Sr.  When Richiardi went off on his own, he competed with his former employer for years throughout Latin America.
  
He brought his show on tour to the United States in 1936.  
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The Richiardi Sr. show consisted of magic in  first half and ventriloquism in the second.  He brought his show on tour to the United States in 1936.  His illusion show became so large that if all the magic was presented in one continuous performance, the show would run over 7 hours.
  
In 1937, while on tour, a car accident ended his life in Atlanta, Georgia.  
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In 1937, while on tour, a car accident ended his life in Atlanta, Georgia. His son [[Aldo Richiardi]], would eventually take over the show in 1943 and bill himself as [[Richiardi, Jr.]]
  
His illusion show became so large that if all the magic was presented in one continuous performance, the show would run over 7 hours.
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{{References}}
 
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* Here Comes Richardine by Arthur Leroy, Genii 1959 November
His son [[Aldo Richiardi]] was 14 when he became heir to his magical empire.
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* The New Tops, Personality Parade by Geoffrey Hansen, May 1993
 
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* Out of My Profonde by Arthur Leroy, Hugard's Magic Monthly 1956 pg 550
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Revision as of 13:42, 2 June 2013

Ricardo Richiardi
Born1895
Argentina
Died1937
Resting placeGreenwood Cemetery. Atlanta, Georgia.

Ricardo Richiardi (1895-1937) born in Argentina, billed himself as The Great Richiardi.

He claimed that his father was the first Richiardi, though he himself was known as Richiardi Sr. Early in his career he worked with Ricardo Richardine, Sr.[1] Richiardi was an assistant and also built illusions for Richardine Sr. When Richiardi went off on his own, he competed with his former employer for years throughout Latin America.

The Richiardi Sr. show consisted of magic in first half and ventriloquism in the second. He brought his show on tour to the United States in 1936. His illusion show became so large that if all the magic was presented in one continuous performance, the show would run over 7 hours.

In 1937, while on tour, a car accident ended his life in Atlanta, Georgia. His son Aldo Richiardi, would eventually take over the show in 1943 and bill himself as Richiardi, Jr.

References

  1. Here Comes Richardine by Arthur Leroy, Genii 1959 November.
  • Here Comes Richardine by Arthur Leroy, Genii 1959 November
  • The New Tops, Personality Parade by Geoffrey Hansen, May 1993
  • Out of My Profonde by Arthur Leroy, Hugard's Magic Monthly 1956 pg 550