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[[The Echo]] was the official bulletin of "The Secret Clan" put out by [[Joseph Ovette]] of Cornwall, Canada. It started in 1932 and lasted until around 1935.
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[[The Echo]] was the official bulletin of "[[The Secret Clan]]" put out by [[Joseph Ovette]] of Cornwall, Canada. It started in 1932 and lasted until around 1935.
  
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It was sent to a "select" membership, together with an effect each month. The first three issues were from six to eleven mimeographed pages each. Aside from the
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magic, it also featured a number of thumbnail sketches of contemporary magicians. <ref>[[Linking Ring]] April 1932</ref>
  
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Latest revision as of 21:25, 28 July 2011

The Echo
EditorsJoseph Ovette
First issue1932
Final issue1935
The Echo was the official bulletin of "The Secret Clan" put out by Joseph Ovette of Cornwall, Canada. It started in 1932 and lasted until around 1935.

It was sent to a "select" membership, together with an effect each month. The first three issues were from six to eleven mimeographed pages each. Aside from the magic, it also featured a number of thumbnail sketches of contemporary magicians. [1]

References

  1. Linking Ring April 1932