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'''J. M. Rubens''' was an amateur magician specializing in Card Tricks and Numerology.  
'''J. M. Rubens''' (1899-?) was an amateur magician specializing in card tricks and numerology.  


His interest in Magic led to investigating Psychic Phenomena and later to the founding of the "Psychic News." He investigated Haunted Houses with [[Will Goldston]]. <ref>Tricks That Mystify by Will Goldston (1934)</ref>
== Biography ==
His interest in magic led to investigating psychic phenomena and later to the founding of the "Psychic News." He investigated haunted houses with [[Will Goldston]]. <ref>Tricks That Mystify by Will Goldston (1934)</ref>


Rubens was a member of the [[Magicians' Club]] and with the break away organization, [[Institute of Magicians]] starting in 1934. He was a vice-president of the new organization at least up until 1955.<ref>[[Wizard]], October 1955</ref>
Rubens was a member of the [[Magicians' Club]] and with the break away organization, [[Institute of Magicians]] starting in 1934. He was a vice-president of the new organization at least up until 1955.<ref>[[Wizard]], October 1955</ref>


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Latest revision as of 08:19, 8 February 2014

J. M. Rubens
BornJack Mark Rubens
1899
London, England
Died?

J. M. Rubens (1899-?) was an amateur magician specializing in card tricks and numerology.

Biography

His interest in magic led to investigating psychic phenomena and later to the founding of the "Psychic News." He investigated haunted houses with Will Goldston. [1]

Rubens was a member of the Magicians' Club and with the break away organization, Institute of Magicians starting in 1934. He was a vice-president of the new organization at least up until 1955.[2]

References

  1. Tricks That Mystify by Will Goldston (1934)
  2. Wizard, October 1955