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In 1910, a female magician named Ionia debuted a large illusion show in France and then toured around the European continent.  She was the daughter of two magicians, Charles de Vere and Julia Ferrett, known as Okita.  Ionia's real name was Clementine de Vere.  Her first husband was a world famous lion tamer.  Her second husband was an Old World Prince.  Just before WWI, Clementine went to Russia.  She spent four years there, leaving just after the Russian Revolution.  Her sister was one of the most photographed women in Paris.  Her brother in law was an American millionaire.  After returning to Paris, Princess Clementine operated a mysterious tea salon which became a famous way station for Russian emigres.  Along her unusual life journey, she had encounters with Houdini, Paul and Julia Child, Rasputin assassin Prince Felix Yusupov, and George Méliès.  When the time was right, she retired to a villa on one of the most famous estates on the French Riviera. 

Clementine de Vere was an enigma wrapped in a mystery.  Now, for the first time, her complete story is told in an exciting, full color book that spans 1843 to 1978.  Unlock Ionia's secrets.

Langue : Anglais

Livre en langue anglaise. A guide to cataloguing and caring for books* by James B. Findlay with a preface and an article on book plates by John Mulholland and a few words by Jay Marshall.

* This valuable information is applicale to books on any subject; altho it was written by and for conjurers, and is so slanted.

Ireland Magic Co. Chicago 2, ILL, 1958.

Livre en langue anglaise. Explications d'attractions avec des animaux.

Edited by Robert Lund – The Pinchpenny Press 1518 Clifton Rd., N.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30329 U.S.A. 1967.

1 Wide Open Prediction.
2 Cased-In Vision.
3 Post-Graduate 21 Card Trick.
4 Princess of Olram.
5 Of Course I Can Deal A Good Poker Hand.
6 Solomon's Jack-In-The-Box.
7 Marlo's Color Changing Deck.
8 Marlo's Thy Name is Woman.

Livre en langue anglaise. Bon état.

The Pinchpenny Press 856 Springdale Rd., N.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30308 U.S.A. 1963.