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'''Society of Modern Mystics''' was a formed on June 17, [[1917]] in New York City by [[Charles I. Becker]], who was elected the first president. | '''Society of Modern Mystics''' was a formed on June 17, [[1917]] in New York City by [[Charles I. Becker]], who was elected the first president. | ||
| − | Original members included | + | Original members included Thomas J. Cronin (Tomystic), David G. Jenny, Charles J. Diestel, M. Frank and Maurice Bliss. |
It was open to all amateur and professional magicians throughout the United States and was founded to protect and further the Magic art.<ref>Magic Key, November 1917</ref> | It was open to all amateur and professional magicians throughout the United States and was founded to protect and further the Magic art.<ref>Magic Key, November 1917</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 23:02, 22 April 2015
Society of Modern Mystics was a formed on June 17, 1917 in New York City by Charles I. Becker, who was elected the first president.
Original members included Thomas J. Cronin (Tomystic), David G. Jenny, Charles J. Diestel, M. Frank and Maurice Bliss.
It was open to all amateur and professional magicians throughout the United States and was founded to protect and further the Magic art.[1]
It was quickly voted to be affiliated with the National Conjurers Association as Local No. 4 and Nathaniel Schneider was elected as president.[2]
Reports appear until 1918 in Eagle Magician, Magic Key, Magic World and Sphinx.
