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Max Holden
William Holden Maxwell (professionally known as Max Holden) (August 20, 1884–July 3, 1949) was a Scottish-born American vaudeville performance artist and magician.
==Early life==
The son of a cabinetmaker,〔1891 - 1901 Scotland Census Records〕
William Holden Maxwell was born on the twentieth of August, 1884 at Glasgow, Scotland.〔United States Passport Applications (William Holden Maxwell) 1918, 1920, 1921, 1924〕〔U.S. Naturalization Records (William Holden Maxwell) September 20, 1915〕〔World War One Draft Registration (William Holden Maxwell)〕 Maxwell had an early interest in magic and while still in his teens placed a classified ad as Max Holden in the publication ''Magic: The Magicians Monthly Magazine'', asking for information on magic tricks and juggling.〔Magic Volume 1 by Elis Stanyon October 1900-September 1901〕 Around this time Maxwell was learning his craft as an apprentice to British magician David Devant before striking out on his own as a magician and juggler touring the Moss Empires circuit in Great Britain.〔The New York Times July 6, 1949〕
In 1905 Maxwell chose to immigrate to America where he took up residence in Boston, Massachusetts. The following year he was joined by his parents, Samuel and Mary along with his brother John May Maxwell (1889–1967).〔Social Security Death Index (John May Maxwell)〕 In America Samuel Maxwell was able to apply his trade as a cabinetmaker at a furniture factory in nearby Revere 〔United States Census Records 1910-1920〕 while John eventually became a patternmaker for Hunt-Spiller manufacturing in Boston.〔World War Two Draft Registration (John May Maxwell)〕 In 1915 William Maxwell became a naturalized citizen of the United States of America.〔U.S. Naturalization Records (William Holden Maxwell) September 20, 1915〕
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