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'''Bob Bergheim''' (1925-1994) was a magician, entertainer, pianist and storyteller in Boulder,Colorado. | |||
With his wife, Wilma, they toured with an illusion act throughout Colorado area as "The Amazing Aladdins" | |||
He graduated from the University of Colorado with a degree in music composition, then composed and played the piano music. He could also play the piano upside-down (lying on his back on the piano bench, crossing his hands and reaching over his head for the keyboard.) | |||
During the 1960s, lecturers at the [[IBM]] Ring 131 Mile High Magicians club in Denver, which he served as president, to their house for a post-lecture parties. | |||
After selling the family clothing business, he moved to Portland in 1969, and became a professional magician. Sponsored by the Safeway supermarket chain, Bergheim toured the state for several years. He then performed as "Beepo the Magic Clown". | |||
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* [[Genii 1994 July|Genii, Vol. 57, No. 9, July 1994]], Obituary Robert M. Bergheim, page 621 | * [[Genii 1994 July|Genii, Vol. 57, No. 9, July 1994]], Obituary Robert M. Bergheim, page 621 | ||
Revision as of 07:34, 12 March 2013
| Bob Bergheim | |
| Born | Robert Milton Bergheim October 29, 1925 Boulder, Colorado |
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| Died | May 12, 1994 (age 68) Portland |
Bob Bergheim (1925-1994) was a magician, entertainer, pianist and storyteller in Boulder,Colorado.
With his wife, Wilma, they toured with an illusion act throughout Colorado area as "The Amazing Aladdins"
He graduated from the University of Colorado with a degree in music composition, then composed and played the piano music. He could also play the piano upside-down (lying on his back on the piano bench, crossing his hands and reaching over his head for the keyboard.)
During the 1960s, lecturers at the IBM Ring 131 Mile High Magicians club in Denver, which he served as president, to their house for a post-lecture parties.
After selling the family clothing business, he moved to Portland in 1969, and became a professional magician. Sponsored by the Safeway supermarket chain, Bergheim toured the state for several years. He then performed as "Beepo the Magic Clown".
References
- Genii, Vol. 57, No. 9, July 1994, Obituary Robert M. Bergheim, page 621
- The Linking Ring, Vol. 74, No. 8, August 1994, Obituary ROBERT MILTON BERGHEIM, page 111
- M-U-M, Vol. 84, No. 3, AUGUST 1994, BROKEN WANDS Robert M. Bergheim, page 37