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The most oft-heard theory is that Charles Jordan was hired by Arthur Finley to publish various tricks under his own name to prevent Finley from being associated with magic. This claim was made by Rufus Steele via Francis Haxton in // | The most oft-heard theory is that Charles Jordan was hired by Arthur Finley to publish various tricks under his own name to prevent Finley from being associated with magic. This claim was made by Rufus Steele via Francis Haxton in // | ||
- | In //Stewart James in Print// | + | In // |
When Arthur Leroy interviewed Finley for // | When Arthur Leroy interviewed Finley for // | ||
Another theory, circulating prior to 1948, is that T. Nelson Downs was the creator of some of Jordan' | Another theory, circulating prior to 1948, is that T. Nelson Downs was the creator of some of Jordan' |