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... Le Grand David and His Spectacular Magic Company was the longest consecutively running stage magic show in the world...
... Jerry Andrus called his home the castle of chaos…
... Al Mann was at Dunninger's bedside when he died…
…Channing Pollock gave his act, including his birds, to his chauffeur...
…Tony Corinda had the magic concession in Hamley's Toy Shop and it was run by Ali Bongo…

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+[[File: 35 Years Poster copy.jpg |left|thumb|100px|[[Le Grand David]]]]
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+* ... [[Le Grand David]] and His Spectacular Magic Company was the longest consecutively running stage magic show in the world...
-* ... The book [[Expert at the Card Table]] had over a dozen different editions..
+* ... [[Jerry Andrus]] called his home the castle of chaos…
-* ... [[Ken Klosterman]]'s collection, the Salon De Magie, is housed 83 feet beneath his home in an abandoned mine....
+* ... [[Al Mann]] was at  [[Dunninger]]'s bedside when he died…
-* ... [[The Coin Connection]] published in 1986 by the Camirand Academy of Magic was the seventh and final installment in their Masters of Magic series....
+* …[[Channing Pollock]] gave his act, including his birds, to his chauffeur...
+* …[[Tony Corinda]] had the magic concession in [[Hamley's]] Toy Shop and it was run by [[Ali Bongo]]…
+''See also  [[Special:Recentchanges|Recent changes]]''.