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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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-*  ... Joe Sternbach brought the [[New York Roundtable]] to the west coast by starting the [[Los Angeles Roundtable]] in 1946...
+[[File: 35 Years Poster copy.jpg |left|thumb|100px|[[Le Grand David]]]]
-* ... the magic newsletter [[ASA]] by [John Novak]] in the 1970s was named for the two IBM rings in Austin and San Antonio...
-* ... ‎[[Charles T. Jordon]] put out the [[Ten New Tricks Series]] in the 1920s...
+* ... [[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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