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'''Auguste Drioux''' was a semi-professional magician (starting in 1899) and editor-publisher of French magic magazine [[Passez Muscade]]. | '''Auguste Drioux''' (1884-1937) was a semi-professional magician (starting in 1899) and editor-publisher of French magic magazine [[Passez Muscade]]. | ||
== Biography == | |||
He was a member of [[S.I.A.P.]], [[I.B.M.]], and [[M.A.M.E.]]<ref>Who's Who in Magic, [[Sphinx]], October, 1932</ref> | He was a member of [[S.I.A.P.]], [[I.B.M.]], and [[M.A.M.E.]]<ref>Who's Who in Magic, [[Sphinx]], October, 1932</ref> | ||
For ten seasons, he was associated professionally with Arnold Thoni, and they appeared under the stage name of "Te-De." Later he worked alone under the pseudonyme of "Pass."<ref>Obit, Sphinx, July, 1937</ref> | For ten seasons, he was associated professionally with Arnold Thoni, and they appeared under the stage name of "Te-De." Later he worked alone under the pseudonyme of "Pass."<ref>Obit, Sphinx, July, 1937</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 16:30, 8 November 2013
| Auguste Drioux | |
| Born | March 3, 1884 Lyon, France |
|---|---|
| Died | May 1937 (age 53) Lyon, France |
Auguste Drioux (1884-1937) was a semi-professional magician (starting in 1899) and editor-publisher of French magic magazine Passez Muscade.
Biography
He was a member of S.I.A.P., I.B.M., and M.A.M.E.[1]
For ten seasons, he was associated professionally with Arnold Thoni, and they appeared under the stage name of "Te-De." Later he worked alone under the pseudonyme of "Pass."[2]
References