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Preview: Comedy-magician Larry Wilson to open 2021 season at Kellar's magic, comedy club in Erie - Vimarsana News

Preview: Comedy-magician Larry Wilson to open 2021 season at Kellar's magic, comedy club in Erie

Preview: Comedy-magician Larry Wilson to open 2021 season at Kellar's magic, comedy club in Erie Gregory Greenleaf Kellar's: A Modern Magic & Comedy Club kicks off its 2021 season this weekend with headliner Larry Wilson, who's excited to visit Erie and see the eponymous place that other entertainers have raved about since its opening in 2020. "A number of other performers that I know who were there last year before things got shut down were saying, 'You're not gonna believe this place,'" said self-proclaimed "comedy-magician" Wilson. "I can't wait to see it." Formerly Jr.'s Last Laugh Comed...

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Schele De Vere, Maximilian (1820–1898) – Encyclopedia Virginia - Vimarsana News

Schele De Vere, Maximilian (1820–1898) – Encyclopedia Virginia

Early Years Maximilian Rudolph Schele De Vere was born on November 1, 1820, probably in Växjö, Sweden. He may have been the son of Johanna Wilhelmina Eggers von Scheele and Christian Benjamin von Scheele, an officer in the Swedish army whose family was from Pomerania, a Prussian province on the Baltic Sea. According to the Handbuch des Preussischen Adels (1893), his baptismal name was Rudolf Ludolf Friedrich Karl Maximilian von Scheele. He spent part of his childhood in Silesia, a Prussian province that later became part of Poland, where he learned the Slavic language. He studied at the Un...

This Valentine's Day, some pass up chocolates and flowers for love spells - Vimarsana News

This Valentine's Day, some pass up chocolates and flowers for love spells

(RNS) — Ali Marie has long felt unconnected to the Valentine’s Day displays that bloomed each February at her local supermarket in Long Island City, across the East River from Manhattan. The candy-and-flowers tradition was more likely to fill Marie, 41 and single, with dread. But this February Marie will breeze past the heart-shaped frills with a sense of promise. Instead of leaving her love life in the hands of fate, she has joined a growing number of Americans turning to magic to find true love. Ali will soon be casting her first love spell — and she’s hitting the grocery store to d...