The Devil's Whisper and its Development

De Vega [Alexander Mackay Stewart (September 10, 1892 - January 9, 1971) travelled around Scotland with his own full length evening show and knew most of the greats in the golden age of magic].

Published by Published by A. M. Stewart 316 Morningside Street, High Carntyne, Glasgow edition not stated circa . 1925., 1925

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10½'' x 9¼''. 6 single-sided mimeograph sheets stapled across the top edge and mounted inside brown card wrap covers (soft back). He contributed to many magazines. His first was in 1909 when he began writing for The Sphinx, then for The Magic Wand, Sterling's Magical World and Spitari's Wizard's Annuals. He was a founding member of the Scottish Conjurers Association, a member of the Inner Magic Circle of over 50 years, a member of the British Ring and an Honorary Vice-President of Hull Magicians' Circle. He invented the Divided Lady illusion which is said to have inspired Robert Harbin's illusion Zig-Zag Girl. In Very Good condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. MAGIC & CONJURING. Seller Inventory # 110945

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Title: The Devil's Whisper and its Development

Publisher: Published by A. M. Stewart 316 Morningside Street, High Carntyne, Glasgow edition not stated circa . 1925.

Publication Date: 1925

Condition: Very Good