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Jacques Loyal user North 206 Posts |
Hi,
I found this in "The New York Clipper", feb.12 1919. "CHING LING TOY & CO. Theatre — Fifty-eighth treet. Style — Magician. Time — Fourteen minutes. Setting— Special. This is one of those- conventional Chinese prestidigitation acts. - Ching Ling Toy uses a full stage, and his settings are of a sombre Oriental hue distinctive and pleasant to the eye. His movements are swift and graceful, as are also the movements of his female assistants, and he performs with a deftness that does lend mystery to his offering. At this house the act appeared in the opening spot and got over. M. L. A. " Do you have more information on him? Was he an emulator of Ching Ling Foo? |
Jacques Loyal user North 206 Posts |
Ching Ling Toy the great forgotten ?
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