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'''The Teenage | '''The Teenage Trixter''' was the official publication of [[The Teen-Age Magicians of America]], after they merged with the [[Lads of Legerdemain]] and [[The Magic Wand Correspondence Club]] in 1954.<ref>TOWNS' TEEN TOPICS, [[Genii 1954 April]]</ref> | ||
[[Sid Lorraine]] in his column for [[Tops]] (November 1955) called it a "neatly produced mimeo publication". | [[Sid Lorraine]] in his column for [[Tops]] (November 1955) called it a "neatly produced mimeo publication". | ||
Latest revision as of 20:47, 7 February 2011
| The Teenage Trixter | |
| Editors | Art Andrews, Jr.; Ward Boyce; Buddy Tibbles; Dave Roper |
|---|---|
| Frequency | bi-monthly |
The Teenage Trixter was the official publication of The Teen-Age Magicians of America, after they merged with the Lads of Legerdemain and The Magic Wand Correspondence Club in 1954.[1]
Sid Lorraine in his column for Tops (November 1955) called it a "neatly produced mimeo publication".
After it folded by 1956, Dave Roper was editing new publication called "PIPS", a bi-monthly magazine put out by The Magical Youths International.
Refrences
- ↑ TOWNS' TEEN TOPICS, Genii 1954 April