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'''Ali Shah''' was a professional illusionist. | '''Ali Shah''' (1908-?) was a professional illusionist. | ||
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At the age of four he performed a song and dance act before 300 people for a Red Cross charity. Later performed magical entertainments at church socials. | At the age of four he performed a song and dance act before 300 people for a Red Cross charity. Later performed magical entertainments at church socials. | ||
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In [[Goldston's Magical Quarterly]] (1934), you can view his short advertisement for "ALI SHAH, M.C.L., The New Oriental Mystic". | In [[Goldston's Magical Quarterly]] (1934), you can view his short advertisement for "ALI SHAH, M.C.L., The New Oriental Mystic". | ||
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| Died | ? |
Ali Shah (1908-?) was a professional illusionist.
Biography
At the age of four he performed a song and dance act before 300 people for a Red Cross charity. Later performed magical entertainments at church socials.
Besides magic, Shah did straight acting, mimicry, comic singing and entertaining. [1]
In Goldston's Magical Quarterly (1934), you can view his short advertisement for "ALI SHAH, M.C.L., The New Oriental Mystic".
References
- ↑ Tricks That Mystify by Will Goldston (1934)