Buried on March 10, 1954.
He died in St. Anthony's Hospital.
Home at death: 327 North Taylor Avenue, St. Louis.
His parents were Henry Lindhorst & Mamie Dueos.
Wife: Elva L. (Died in 1976).
Famous magician.
He was the creator of the famous radio-show "Chandu the Magician". He also played the title role.
On November 5, 1921 the "Society of American Magicians" gave him the title of "Chandu". (Source: "Modern Mechanix & Inventions" magazine, September 1935 issue - Page 54)
Associate of the great Howard Thurston.
He was the author of numerous books on magic.
Invented one of the best vanishing bird-cages.
He owned a magic shop at 716 Pine Street, in St. Louis.
Sources: Death Certificate & "The Billboard" weekly magazine, March 20, 1954 - Pages 44 & 45
He died in St. Anthony's Hospital.
Home at death: 327 North Taylor Avenue, St. Louis.
His parents were Henry Lindhorst & Mamie Dueos.
Wife: Elva L. (Died in 1976).
Famous magician.
He was the creator of the famous radio-show "Chandu the Magician". He also played the title role.
On November 5, 1921 the "Society of American Magicians" gave him the title of "Chandu". (Source: "Modern Mechanix & Inventions" magazine, September 1935 issue - Page 54)
Associate of the great Howard Thurston.
He was the author of numerous books on magic.
Invented one of the best vanishing bird-cages.
He owned a magic shop at 716 Pine Street, in St. Louis.
Sources: Death Certificate & "The Billboard" weekly magazine, March 20, 1954 - Pages 44 & 45
Buried on March 10, 1954.
He died in St. Anthony's Hospital.
Home at death: 327 North Taylor Avenue, St. Louis.
His parents were Henry Lindhorst & Mamie Dueos.
Wife: Elva L. (Died in 1976).
Famous magician.
He was the creator of the famous radio-show "Chandu the Magician". He also played the title role.
On November 5, 1921 the "Society of American Magicians" gave him the title of "Chandu". (Source: "Modern Mechanix & Inventions" magazine, September 1935 issue - Page 54)
Associate of the great Howard Thurston.
He was the author of numerous books on magic.
Invented one of the best vanishing bird-cages.
He owned a magic shop at 716 Pine Street, in St. Louis.
Sources: Death Certificate & "The Billboard" weekly magazine, March 20, 1954 - Pages 44 & 45
He died in St. Anthony's Hospital.
Home at death: 327 North Taylor Avenue, St. Louis.
His parents were Henry Lindhorst & Mamie Dueos.
Wife: Elva L. (Died in 1976).
Famous magician.
He was the creator of the famous radio-show "Chandu the Magician". He also played the title role.
On November 5, 1921 the "Society of American Magicians" gave him the title of "Chandu". (Source: "Modern Mechanix & Inventions" magazine, September 1935 issue - Page 54)
Associate of the great Howard Thurston.
He was the author of numerous books on magic.
Invented one of the best vanishing bird-cages.
He owned a magic shop at 716 Pine Street, in St. Louis.
Sources: Death Certificate & "The Billboard" weekly magazine, March 20, 1954 - Pages 44 & 45
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