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… David Lederman taught magic to Ken Krenzel, Howard Schwarzman and Frank Garcia?
…Legerdemain was a monthly Magic Periodical by John Fabjance?
…Clement De Lion’s wife was a ventriloquist, professionally known as Anonyma?
…Guy Babst was a charter member of the Robert Houdin Club of Kansas City?
…Paul Fox created the Miracle Gimmick , a Long Pour Salt Gimmick which was used by Fred Kaps?

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+[[File: FredKapsSaltPour.png|right|thumb|100px|[[ Fred Kaps]]]]
-[[File: GeniiCoverV19N4.jpg |right|thumb|100px|[[ Genii 1954 December]]]]
+* … [[ David Lederman]] taught magic to [[Ken Krenzel]], [[Howard Schwarzman]] and [[Frank Garcia]]?
+*…[[ Legerdemain]] was a monthly [[Magic Periodical]] by [[John Fabjance]]?
-* … [[Thomas Baxter]] was a consultant for the movie The Santa Clause?
+*…[[ Clement De Lion]]’s wife was a ventriloquist, professionally known as [[Anonyma]]?
-*… [[Harry Rouclere]] was the first aerial Santa Claus?
+* …[[ Guy Babst]] was a charter member of the [[Robert Houdin Club]] of Kansas City?
-*… [[Amalfi]] wrote a book called Santa’s Workshop?
+*…[[ Paul Fox]] created the [[Miracle Gimmick]] , a Long Pour Salt Gimmick which was used by [[Fred Kaps]]?
-* … [[Genii 1954 December]]’s cover had Santa being pulled by rabbits on a sleigh?
-*…  [[ Joseph C. Keller]] played Santa Claus for 36 seasons?
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