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Louis F. Christianer

Louis F. Christianer

(USA: - 1929)

Pro. Co-owner (with Floyd Thayer) of Thayer and Christianer's The Magic Shop of the West in Los Angeles 1912-16. Invented the card sandwich in 1917.

Wrote at least 14 booklets: Effective Tricks, Effective Card Tricks (16pp), More Effective Card Tricks (24pp), Modern Magical Effects, Magical Notions (20pp), New Magical Conceptions (20pp), String Tricks (16pp), More Effective Tricks, An Effective Coin Act (16pp), Cigarette Tricks, Domino Deceptions, Modern Ventriloquism, Club and Stage Patter, and Original Deceptions (1919, 24pp).

Coauthors: Floyd Gerald Thayer

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Louis F. Christianer & Floyd Gerald Thayer
Magical Bulletin all 13 Volumes (1914 - 1948) by Louis F. Christianer & Floyd Gerald Thayer

This magazine was the house organ of the "Magic Shop of the West". It started as a small free newsletter that grew into a full fledged magic periodical with original trick contributions.

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Louis F. Christianer & Floyd Gerald Thayer
Magical Bulletin Volume 1 (January - June 1914) by Louis F. Christianer & Floyd Gerald Thayer
  1. Magical Bulletin - Volume I, Number 1 - January, 1914 - 4 pages
  2. Magical Notes
  3. Editorials
  4. A Good Card Gag
  5. Suggestions
  6. A Billet Test
  7. Mystic Bran and Ring
  8. Acknowledgements - Thayer & Christianer
  1. Magical Bulletin - Volume I, Number 2 - February, 1914 - 4 pages
  2. Magical Notes
  3. Editorials
  4. The "Perfecto" Black Art Table - H. Syril Dusenbery
  5. Notice
  6. Wanted
  7. For Sale
  8. The Changing Bag
  9. Card, Orange and Dove
  1. Magical Bulletin - Volume I, Number 3 - March, 1914 - 4 pages
  2. Magical Notes
  3. Editorials
  4. Thanks For This
  5. The Pacific Coast Society of Magicians - H. Syril Dusenbery
  6. A Tip...
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