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- Q4820801 description "German magician".
- Q4820801 description "German magician".
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- Q4820801 abstract "August Roterberg (1867–1928) was born in Hamburg, Germany and emigrated to the United States around 1883 as a teenager. He started out selling magic by mail order, and then opened a magic store in Chicago. It was housed in the lobby of the "old" Palmer House Hotel.Roterberg really started the modern age of magic publishing. His books were the first in English, written expressly for magicians. Roterberg's books were published by a magic dealer specifically for sale in magical depots, rather than for wide distribution to the general public. He ended up selling his mail order business in 1908 to Ralph W. Read and his shop to Arthur & Carl Felsman in 1916.Roterberg is best known as a magic inventor and is credited with inventing the "Multiplying Billiard Balls" trick.He eventually retired around 1917 and eventually moved to California, where he lived until his death.".
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- Q4820801 birthDate "1867".
- Q4820801 birthName "August Roterberg".
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- Q4820801 name "August Roterberg".
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- Q4820801 occupation "magic shop owner".
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- Q4820801 comment "August Roterberg (1867–1928) was born in Hamburg, Germany and emigrated to the United States around 1883 as a teenager. He started out selling magic by mail order, and then opened a magic store in Chicago. It was housed in the lobby of the "old" Palmer House Hotel.Roterberg really started the modern age of magic publishing. His books were the first in English, written expressly for magicians.".
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