This delightful blend of magic and math is conjured by the early American one-man road show, magician and mathematician Wallace Lee. Original magic tricks for self-entertainment and parties pop from the world of math. Examples are: Spelling Thoughts, Casting out Nines, Telephone Stud, Calendar on the Tip of Your Tongue, New Dresses for Old Tricks, and Bank Night with the Cards.
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William Wallace Lee (1892 - 1969) was born in Lone Oak, Georgia and toured the United States as Wallace the Magician. Lee Moved to Durham, North Carolina in 1903 and became a professional magician at a young age. He enlisted in the Navy and blew trumpet for the Navy Band where he also spent much time entertaining as a magician. After World War I, he put together a complete magic show and traveled the states doing schools and fairs using trains and wagons to haul his equipment. He was also a chalk-talker, ventriloquist and mathematician. Lee invented numerous magic tricks and put on the market many manuscripts, the most famous of which is Math Miracles.
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