KALANAG (HELMUT SCHREIBER) HEAD SHOT PUBLICITY PHOTO
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BLACK & WHITE ARCHIVAL MODERN PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRINT
Modern reprint of black and white portrait of the magician Kalanag, Helmut Schreiber, circa 1920s, used for publisicty and press. This reprint measures approximagtely 8” x 10” and is suitable for framing and display.
Printed on 11 mil / 270 gsm professional glossy photographic stock. This is a photographic print from a high quality original. When evaluating the quality of the photo, please keep in mind that some of the source photos were taken over 100 years ago.
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ABOUT KALANAG
Kalanag (January 23, 1903 - December 24, 1963) was born Helmut Ewald Schreiber in Germany. He developed an illusion show picking the stage name from the East Indian word kala nag (from Kipling's Jungle Tales) meaning "black snake", thinking that outside of Germany people might find Schreiber hard to pronounce. During the war, Kalanag was closely associated with members of the Nazi party including Goebbels, Göring and Hitler.
He was president of the German Magic Circle leading up to World War II and began is career working in films.
His show was said to have elaborate sets, consisting of many costume changes and made use of confederates. He was noted for Levitation illusion.
The "Who's Who in Magic" page in the September 1931 of the Sphinx, he reports his birthday as January 23, 1893.
His performing troupe consisted of his wife, Gloria De Vos and 40 other persons. A portion of his mammoth production was on the Ed Sullivan Show.
He was editor of the German magic magazine, Die Magie.
He was president of the German Magic Circle leading up to World War II and began is career working in films.
His show was said to have elaborate sets, consisting of many costume changes and made use of confederates. He was noted for Levitation illusion.
The "Who's Who in Magic" page in the September 1931 of the Sphinx, he reports his birthday as January 23, 1893.
His performing troupe consisted of his wife, Gloria De Vos and 40 other persons. A portion of his mammoth production was on the Ed Sullivan Show.
He was editor of the German magic magazine, Die Magie.
Special thanks to Magicpedia for some of the biographical information.
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