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Dana Walden was a popular American Chautauqua magician during the first years of the 20th century.
Though he presented an act filled with magic effects, his favorite was Chapeaugraphy, an act which involved telling a story and portraying the characters by making different hats out of a circle of felt.
Most of Walden's programs were presented for Chautauqua. He was represented almost exclusively by the Alkahest Bureau, who played up his youth in the publicity materials.
Credit: This biography originated on MagicTricks.com. Please credit this source if you use this information.
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