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* [[Encyclopedia of Cigarette Tricks]] (1937) | * [[Encyclopedia of Cigarette Tricks]] (1937) | ||
* Rope Royale (1942) | |||
* Celebrated Cigarettes (1943) | * Celebrated Cigarettes (1943) | ||
* | * Silks Supreme (1943) | ||
[[Category:Biographies|Clark, Keith]] | [[Category:Biographies|Clark, Keith]] | ||
[[Category:Professional magicians|Clark]] | [[Category:Professional magicians|Clark]] | ||
Revision as of 08:36, 13 February 2009
Keith Clark (1908 - April 20, 1979) was born Pierre Feyss Cartier in France. He became renowned for his cigarette manipulator act, including performance at the Moulin Rouge. He would use Keith Clark for French audiences, but for American shows he was billed as Pierre Cartier.
Later in life, he was known as something of a recluse among magicians, mixing with the fraternity very little. Although in 1968 he appeared at the Flying Sorcerers' Reunion.
Books
- Encyclopedia of Cigarette Tricks (1937)
- Rope Royale (1942)
- Celebrated Cigarettes (1943)
- Silks Supreme (1943)