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'''Phil Smith''' was a semi-professional magician specializing in silks and small illusions. | '''Phil Smith''' (1915-?) was a semi-professional magician specializing in silks and small illusions. | ||
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He was a member of the Magicians' Club of Toronto and the [[I.B.M.]] Ring No. 17 in Toronto, Canada (which he served as president). <ref>Who's Who in Magic, [[Sphinx]], December, 1933</ref> | He was a member of the Magicians' Club of Toronto and the [[I.B.M.]] Ring No. 17 in Toronto, Canada (which he served as president). <ref>Who's Who in Magic, [[Sphinx]], December, 1933</ref> | ||
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In 1985, he attended the annual dinner honoring Past Presidents of Ring No. 17.<ref>[[Linking Ring]], June. 1985, page 119</ref> | In 1985, he attended the annual dinner honoring Past Presidents of Ring No. 17.<ref>[[Linking Ring]], June. 1985, page 119</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:30, 9 February 2014
| Phil Smith | |
| Born | October 6, 1915 |
|---|---|
| Died | ? |
| Nationality | Canadian |
Phil Smith (1915-?) was a semi-professional magician specializing in silks and small illusions.
Biography
He was a member of the Magicians' Club of Toronto and the I.B.M. Ring No. 17 in Toronto, Canada (which he served as president). [1]
Smith published Sid Lorraine's "A Snappy Card Act with Patter" in 1945, which was a routine Lorraine wrote in 1935 for Smith's personal use.[2]
In 1985, he attended the annual dinner honoring Past Presidents of Ring No. 17.[3]
References