THE REAL LIFE STORY OF JOHN C. GREEN
CINEMATOGRAPHER - ENTREPRENEUR - MAGICIAN
1866 - 1951
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John C.Green was one of the pioneer magicians that opened up the unexplored areas of the United States and Canada. He had some of the finest equipment that was available at that time. His show was ablaze with brightly colored silks and his patter was the envy of all magicians who saw him perform. Very little has been said of his early life and how he became involved with cinematography. This biography fills in some of the missing pieces of his life. It also provides an account of Green's last days as a traveling magician. Micky Hades has compiled this book in memory of the first magician that he saw and who inspired him to take up magic as a life-long profession. Some of the material cane from the private files of Marshall Wynnychuk who was a close friend to John C. Green at the time of his death. "A well researched book that is an inspiration to read." $27.50 plus postage 83 pages of his ads, write-ups and photographs plus details of his death in 1951. ________________________________________________________________ |
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This seldom seen poster was designed by John C. Green |
TO ORDER CLICK: Pay in U.S. dollars by cash, International Money order or by PayPal: Log on to <http://www.PayPal.com> to set up your account LEARN ABOUT How John C. Green discovered magic His early days of Vitascope involvement The shows he presented to western audiences His magic successes, surprises and failures His tours throughout the U.S. and Canada His final days in Mundare, Alberta, Canada Like so many performers of his time, John C. Green traveled by railroad. He did not enjoy the luxury of comfortable transportation or the convenience of fanciful living. He battled his way the the mud in summer and the snow in winter so that he could bring his magic to the most remote regions of north-western U.S. and Canada.
HERE'S WHAT THEY SAY * "John C. Green was truly a pioneer in magic. His story is encouraging." * "It's not the tricks but the story of his life that is so intriguing." |