Magicians Guild of America

The Magician's Guild was an organization founded by Theodore Hardeen.[1]

For other uses, see The Magicians' Guild.

Presidents
gollark: You can't except on very specific phones.
gollark: Yes, it *shouldn't* be, but basically all the software for it runs over some """cloud""" backend and does way too much.
gollark: It's very irritating that that's so hard.
gollark: There's a termux-setup-storage script.
gollark: I... think so, if you give it permissions for that? That's one of the general storage areas rgiht?

References
  1. "Hardeen Dead, 69. Houdini's Brother. Illusionist, Escape Artist, a Founder of Magician's Guild. Gave Last Show May 29". New York Times. June 13, 1945. Theodore Hardeen, a brother of the late Harry Houdini, illusionist and a prominent magician in his own right, died yesterday in the Doctors Hospital. His age was 69.
  2. "Richard V. Pitchford Dies. Magician Known as Cardini". New York Times. November 13, 1973. Retrieved 2007-07-21. Richard V. Pitchford, who as Cardini was a prominent sleight-of-hand artist and was president of the Magicians Guild in 1945, died today in Kingston Hospital. He was 79 years old and lived in Gardiner.
  3. "George Jason". Retrieved 2009-02-01. As a television star, George Jason makes frequent appearances on NBC, CBS and GE at Schenectady. Active in the Professional Magicians Guild of America, he has served as president for two years. He is a member of the Musicians Union and a prominent member of the Lambs Club
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