Fu Manchu Dancing Girls Magic Poster With Skeletons Inscribed/signed
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:4325233 | Handmade: No |
| Type: Posters | Material: cardboard |
Poster is the Fu-Manchu Dancing Girls poster with four skeletons and a witch in the picture. Words in Spanish mean "The Spells of Fu Manchu -- The Most Fantastic show in the world."
Autographed. Farinas is artist. Very colorful.
A bend/tear in bottom right corner by artist name. Tear on right top, too.
According to Magicpedia, David Bamberg (1904-1974) was the last of the seven generation family of magicians, performing under the name Fu Manchu. He fi...rst began performing professionally with Julius Zancig in 1917 using the stage name of "Syko" (given to him by Houdini). Later, on his own, he changed to "David King". He toured with the Raymond Show and ater, like his father, he performed in Oriental costume under the name Fu Manchu (and as Fu Chan in the U.S because of copyright infringement). He debuted as "Fu Manchu" in Buenos Aires on March 1929. He was very successful in South America and became one of the best known illusionists there. He also invented numerous illusions.
Autographed. Farinas is artist. Very colorful.
A bend/tear in bottom right corner by artist name. Tear on right top, too.
According to Magicpedia, David Bamberg (1904-1974) was the last of the seven generation family of magicians, performing under the name Fu Manchu. He fi...rst began performing professionally with Julius Zancig in 1917 using the stage name of "Syko" (given to him by Houdini). Later, on his own, he changed to "David King". He toured with the Raymond Show and ater, like his father, he performed in Oriental costume under the name Fu Manchu (and as Fu Chan in the U.S because of copyright infringement). He debuted as "Fu Manchu" in Buenos Aires on March 1929. He was very successful in South America and became one of the best known illusionists there. He also invented numerous illusions.
