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October 19, 1951 (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w copy negative ; 8 x 10 cm
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Scanned as TIF file February 2020.
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51-2684_001, 51-2684_004, 51-2684_007 and 51-2684_008 appeared on Page 15 of the Saturday, October 27, 1951 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "Tired of Everything? Immigrant Engineer Can Make You 'Disappear'".
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Photo caption from published versions of 51-2684_001, 51-2684_004 and 51-2684_007: "DISAPPEARING DAMSEL - Shown in sequence above is one of the unusual effects obtained by Eberhardt Matuschka, Kitchener, who makes persons and things "invisible." AS the feat begins (left) [51-2684_004] the audience, through a large aperture, sees his woman assistant, Mrs. Maria Mussik, seated on the miniature stage. The chair upon which she is seated begins to "appear" through her body (centre) [51-2684_007] as the woman fades from view. In a moment (right) [51-2684_001] she has become "invisible." The sequence is reversed as the woman returns to view."
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Photo caption from published versions of 51-2684_008: "EBERHARDT MATUSCHKA."
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Article notes Matuschka immigrated to Canada from Austria.