Tony Andruzzi

Tony Andruzzi (May 22, 1925 – December 22, 1991) was the name adopted by professional magician Tom Stewart Palmer from the age of 45 to the end of his life.

As a performer through the late 1960s, he retained the name of Tom Palmer while specializing in comedy magic.

When he moved to Chicago, Illinois, and changed styles to pursue bizarre magic, he adopted the name Tony Andruzzi, both in performance and in daily life.

As Tom Palmer: As Tony Andruzzi: As Masklyn ye Mage: As an outgrowth of his editorship of New Invocation, a periodical for performers of bizarre magic, Andruzzi organized and presented conventions for magicians supportive of this genre.

Each Invocational revolved around performances, educational seminars, and socializing, while also paying tribute to a specific member of the bizarre-magic community.