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* [[1801]] - [[Ludwig Leopold Doebler]], who toured England, Austria, Germany, Russia and France with his magic, is born, | * [[1801]] - [[Ludwig Leopold Doebler]], who toured England, Austria, Germany, Russia and France with his magic, is born, | ||
* [[1802]] - [[Rational Recreations]] Vol 4, by Dr. W. Hooper, is published | * [[1802]] - ''[[Rational Recreations]]'' Vol 4, by Dr. W. Hooper, is published | ||
* [[1805]] - [[Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin]], often credited as the 'father of modern magic', is born | * [[1805]] - [[Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin]], often credited as the 'father of modern magic', is born | ||
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* [[1806]] - [[Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser]], who specialized in card magic and manipulations, is born | * [[1806]] - [[Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser]], who specialized in card magic and manipulations, is born | ||
* [[1808]] - The [[New Art of Hocus Pocus Revived]] is published | * [[1808]] - ''The [[New Art of Hocus Pocus Revived]]'' is published | ||
* [[1809]] - The magician ''Torrini'', some sources believe, performs the first version of [[Sawing a woman in half]] in front of Pope Pius VII. This, however, is greatly debated. | * [[1809]] - The magician ''Torrini'', some sources believe, performs the first version of [[Sawing a woman in half]] in front of Pope Pius VII. This, however, is greatly debated. | ||
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* [[1815]] - [[St. John Bosco]], who taught spiritual values through magic, making him an early, if not the first, performer of modern [[Gospel Magic]], is born | * [[1815]] - [[St. John Bosco]], who taught spiritual values through magic, making him an early, if not the first, performer of modern [[Gospel Magic]], is born | ||
* [[1816]] - [[Compars Herrmann]], who pursued a career as a magician and served as a role model and inspiration for [[Alexander Herrmann]], is born, | * [[1816]] - [[Compars Herrmann]], who pursued a career as a magician and served as a role model and inspiration for [[Alexander Herrmann]], is born | ||
* [[1817]] - [[Wiljalba Frikell]], a German magician who developed an act without the usual equipment on stage, is born | |||
Revision as of 13:26, 12 June 2010
The century of the 1800s.
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Selected Magic Events By Year
(click on date to see all magic events in that year)
- 1800 - Library of Congress, is established and goes on to contain all magic books formally copyrighted in the US
- 1801 - Ludwig Leopold Doebler, who toured England, Austria, Germany, Russia and France with his magic, is born,
- 1802 - Rational Recreations Vol 4, by Dr. W. Hooper, is published
- 1805 - Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin, often credited as the 'father of modern magic', is born
- 1806 - Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser, who specialized in card magic and manipulations, is born
- 1808 - The New Art of Hocus Pocus Revived is published
- 1809 - The magician Torrini, some sources believe, performs the first version of Sawing a woman in half in front of Pope Pius VII. This, however, is greatly debated.
- 1810 - P. T. Barnum, an American showman famous for founding the circuses that would later become the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, in born
- 1811 - Richard Potter performs an An Evening's Brush to Sweep Away Care, or a Medley to Please, at the Columbian Museum in Boston
- 1812 - Bartolomeo Bosco, is taken prisoner and finds his extraordinary talent for performing
- 1813 - Alfred Sylvester, the Fakir of Oolu, is born
- 1814 - The first recorded performence of pulling a white rabbit from a top hat is performed by Louis Comte
- 1815 - St. John Bosco, who taught spiritual values through magic, making him an early, if not the first, performer of modern Gospel Magic, is born
- 1816 - Compars Herrmann, who pursued a career as a magician and served as a role model and inspiration for Alexander Herrmann, is born
- 1817 - Wiljalba Frikell, a German magician who developed an act without the usual equipment on stage, is born