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   Adelaide Herrmann (1853–1932) was an English magician and vaudeville performer billed as "the Queen of Magic." She was married to Alexander Herrmann, another magician. Adelaide Herrmann performing

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   Adelaide was a professional dancer who married a famous magician named Alexander Herrmann. She started out as his magic assistant, but then, he tragically died when she was in her 40’s. Without any money or means of supporting herself, she dove head-first into the magic industry and made a name….

4. www.magicana.com › exhibition › adelaide-herrmannAdelaide Herrmann | Magicana

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   Adelaide Herrmann kept performing until she was seventy-four, even springing back in 1926 after a New York City warehouse fire destroyed her show and memorabilia and killed most of her Noah’s Ark animals.

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   Mar 1, 2024 · Adelaide Herrmann (b.1853-d.1932) was born of Belgian parents in London, England. She came to the United States in 1868, when sixteen years old, as a member of the Kiralfy family of celebrated dancers.

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   Nov 1, 2011 · Our Verdict. GET IT. A fifth-grade New Orleans girl discovers a mysterious chrysalis containing an unexpected creature in this middle-grade novel. Jacquelyn Marie Johnson, called Jackie, is a 10-year-old African-American girl, the second oldest and the only girl of six siblings.

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   Apr 12, 2016 · Adelaide Herrmann (1853–1932) never wanted to be like other girls: she was determined to stand out and dazzle the world. She secretly joined a dancing troupe, scandalizing family and friends.

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   Who was Adelaide Herrmann?

   • Adelaide Herrmann (1853–1932) was an English magician and vaudeville performer billed as "the Queen of Magic." She was married to Alexander Herrmann, another magician. Adelaide Herrmann was born Adelaide Scarcez (also spelled Scarsia) in 1853 in London. Her father, who was born in Belgium, helped establish the Egyptian Hall.

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   What happened to Adelaide Herrmann?

   • In 1926, everything from Adelaide Herrmann’s magic act burned to the ground when her storage buildings caught on hire. She was in her 70’s, and she lost absolutely everything, including the 200 animals she used for Noah’s Ark. One man even died in the fire, as well.

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   When did Adelaide Herrmann stop performing?

   • Adelaide was in her fifties at the time. Adelaide Herrmann kept performing until she was seventy-four, even springing back in 1926 after a New York City warehouse fire destroyed her show and memorabilia and killed most of her Noah’s Ark animals. What the fire didn’t burn, thieves took from the scene.

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   Where did Adelaide Herrmann perform?

   • On her own, Adelaide Herrmann had brief success overseas. She played the Winter Garden in Berlin in 1901, the London Hippodrome in 1902 during the coronation of King Edward VII—where her performance of the “Flags of all Nations” ended with a huge Union Jack—and the Follies Bergère in Paris, also in 1902.

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   Anything But Ordinary Addie: The True Story of Adelaide Herrmann, Queen of Magic. Author: Rockliff, Mara. Illus. by Iacopo Bruno. 2016. Unpaged. Publisher: Candlewick.