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'''The Teen-Age Magicians of America''' was formed in 1954 with the merging of three clubs, the original Teen-Age Magicians of America, the [[Lads of Legerdemain]] and [[The Magic Wand Correspondence Club]]. | '''The Teen-Age Magicians of America''' was formed in 1954 with the merging of three clubs, the original Teen-Age Magicians of America, the [[Lads of Legerdemain]] and [[The Magic Wand Correspondence Club]]. | ||
Their official publications were [[The Teenage Trixter]] and [[The Wand]]. | |||
In 1955, Arthur Andrews released a card trick "Spectacular", with all proceeds go to the club. | In 1955, Arthur Andrews released a card trick "Spectacular", with all proceeds go to the club. | ||
Revision as of 09:34, 8 February 2011
The Teen-Age Magicians of America was formed in 1954 with the merging of three clubs, the original Teen-Age Magicians of America, the Lads of Legerdemain and The Magic Wand Correspondence Club.
Their official publications were The Teenage Trixter and The Wand.
In 1955, Arthur Andrews released a card trick "Spectacular", with all proceeds go to the club.
They folded around 1956 and the Magic Youth International (later taken on by the IBM) took it's place.