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'''W. B. Gresge''' was a semi-professional magician, specializing in cards and billiard balls, who began performing in 1922.
'''W. B. Gresge''' (1900-?) was a semi-professional magician, specializing in cards and billiard balls, who began performing in 1922.


== Biography ==
A graduate of the Bradley Polytechnic Inst., Gresge was a member of [[S.A.M.]], [[I. B. M.]] and a president of the South Bend Mystics in Indiana.<ref>Who's Who in Magic, Sphinx, June, 1931</ref>
A graduate of the Bradley Polytechnic Inst., Gresge was a member of [[S.A.M.]], [[I. B. M.]] and a president of the South Bend Mystics in Indiana.<ref>Who's Who in Magic, Sphinx, June, 1931</ref>


The Society of American Magicians Official List of Assemblies and Members for August, 1946 listed Gresge as member number 3937.
The [[Society of American Magicians]] Official List of Assemblies and Members for August, 1946 listed Gresge as member number 3937.
== References ==
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Latest revision as of 08:22, 30 November 2013

W. B. Gresge
BornWalter Blair Gresge
August 12, 1900
South Bend, Indiana.
Died?

W. B. Gresge (1900-?) was a semi-professional magician, specializing in cards and billiard balls, who began performing in 1922.

Biography

A graduate of the Bradley Polytechnic Inst., Gresge was a member of S.A.M., I. B. M. and a president of the South Bend Mystics in Indiana.[1]

The Society of American Magicians Official List of Assemblies and Members for August, 1946 listed Gresge as member number 3937.

References

  1. Who's Who in Magic, Sphinx, June, 1931