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| birth_name = Herbert B. Millar | | birth_name = Herbert B. Millar | ||
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'''Herbert Millar''' performed as "Millar The Magician", with wife Arnetta as his assistant. | '''Herbert Millar''' (b. 1912) performed as "Millar The Magician", with wife Arnetta as his assistant. | ||
Millar became interested in magic was seven years old he saw his first | Millar became interested in magic was seven years old he saw his first great magic show, [[Thurston]], when seven years old. | ||
great magic show, [[Thurston]], when seven years old. | |||
In June, 1945 Millar opened his professional career with an engagement at Chin's Golden Dragon in Cleveland. | In June, 1945 Millar opened his professional career with an engagement at Chin's Golden Dragon in Cleveland. | ||
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He was an officer of the [[I.B.M.]] Ring 23 in Cleveland and a member of [[S.A.M.]].<ref> Cover, [[Genii 1946 October]]</ref> | He was an officer of the [[I.B.M.]] Ring 23 in Cleveland and a member of [[S.A.M.]].<ref> Cover, [[Genii 1946 October]]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 06:43, 7 April 2013
| Herbert Millar | |
 Cover of Genii (1946) | |
| Born | Herbert B. Millar September 8, 1912 Cleveland, Ohio |
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Herbert Millar (b. 1912) performed as "Millar The Magician", with wife Arnetta as his assistant.
Millar became interested in magic was seven years old he saw his first great magic show, Thurston, when seven years old.
In June, 1945 Millar opened his professional career with an engagement at Chin's Golden Dragon in Cleveland.
He was an officer of the I.B.M. Ring 23 in Cleveland and a member of S.A.M..[1]
References
- ↑ Cover, Genii 1946 October