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Ted Arnold was a close friend to [[Ted Annemann]] and [[John Northern Hilliard]]. He bequeathed his special trunk that held his props to [[Dai Vernon]].<ref>[[Jinx]] No. 50, November 1938</ref>
 
Ted Arnold was a close friend to [[Ted Annemann]] and [[John Northern Hilliard]]. He bequeathed his special trunk that held his props to [[Dai Vernon]].<ref>[[Jinx]] No. 50, November 1938</ref>
  
Ted Arnold was originally give the credit for the [[Center Tear]] by Annemann for many years.<ref>[[Genii 1957 August]], page 452</ref><ref>Centermental by J.G. Thompson, Jr. (circa 1960)</ref>
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Ted Arnold was originally give the credit for the [[Center Tear]] by Annemann for many years.<ref>[[Genii 1957 August]], page 452</ref><ref>Centermental by J.G. Thompson, Jr. (1961)</ref>
  
 
He was an active member of the [[SAM]] (No. 1505) wiht Parent Assembly No. 1  and later moved to Kentucky in the late 1930s to join the Queen City Mystics, SAM Assembly No. 11 just before his death.
 
He was an active member of the [[SAM]] (No. 1505) wiht Parent Assembly No. 1  and later moved to Kentucky in the late 1930s to join the Queen City Mystics, SAM Assembly No. 11 just before his death.

Revision as of 07:15, 3 June 2011

Theodore H. Arnold
BornTheodore Hughes Arnold
August 1, 1903
DiedSeptember 17, 1938 (age 35)

Theodore "Ted" H. Arnold was a wealthy New York amateur mentalist and collector.

Ted Arnold was a close friend to Ted Annemann and John Northern Hilliard. He bequeathed his special trunk that held his props to Dai Vernon.[1]

Ted Arnold was originally give the credit for the Center Tear by Annemann for many years.[2][3]

He was an active member of the SAM (No. 1505) wiht Parent Assembly No. 1 and later moved to Kentucky in the late 1930s to join the Queen City Mystics, SAM Assembly No. 11 just before his death.

References

  1. Jinx No. 50, November 1938
  2. Genii 1957 August, page 452
  3. Centermental by J.G. Thompson, Jr. (1961)