Calvin Demba Net Worth

Calvin Demba is a multi-talented artist who has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry. He was born and has since gone on to star in films such as Kingsman: To Chuc Hoang Kim (2017), London Road (2015) and Rue Boy (2016). He is also a writer, having written for various projects. His work has been well-received and he continues to make a name for himself in the industry.
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Calvin Demba, the multi-talented artist, has undoubtedly established his prominence in the entertainment industry. With an estimated net worth of $100K - $1M projected for 2024, Demba's hard work and dedication have paid off. Whether it be through his remarkable performances as an actor, his captivating skills as a musician, or his charisma as a television personality, Calvin Demba has successfully showcased his versatile talents to a wide audience. As he continues to make strides in his career, it is no surprise that his net worth continues to grow, reflecting the success he has achieved in the ever-competitive entertainment world.

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Biography/Timeline

1886

Demarest was born in June 1886 in Illinois. His mother was Ida B. Demarest (1862-?) of Ohio He studied music as a child, his father an organist in Chicago, and his mother a singer. At an early age he developed an interest in pool and balkline billiards.

1907

On March 9, 1907, he set a new record 14.2 balkline billiards average of 27 3–11 during the national amateur championship tournament in New York City beating the record set by Justus Ferdinand Poggenburg III.

1908

On March 14, 1908, he broke the world's amateur record for the high Sports terms § Run" style="color:inherit;" class="glossary-link">run in the opening game of the national amateur 14.2 balkline billiards tournament with an impressive high Sports terms § Run" style="color:inherit;" class="glossary-link">run of 168. He was competing against Clarence Jackson of Chicago. Starting in 1909, he competed in professional as well as amateur tournaments, winning at least three professional championships. In 1910, he defeated the renowned French champion Rerolle for the international amateur championship.

1915

By the mid-1910s, Demarest's mental state began to deteriorate. Among other things, he would experience hallucinations regarding his wife, often that she was robbing him. On June 16, 1915, Demarest stabbed his wife in the throat several times with a pocket knife, wounding her severely, and then attempted to slit his own throat. His mother attempted to restrain him and was cut on the hand.

1916

He was deemed unfit to stand trial and was remanded to the Elgin Asylum for the insane. He was reported to have died there eight months later, on February 22, 1916, but the following day's New York Times ran an item titled "Calvin Demarest Not Dead", in which the paper wrote "Dr. Hawley, Deputy Superintendent at the asylum, is at a loss to explain how the report of Demarest's death occurred." Demarest would die on June 12, 1925 at the Elgin Asylum in Elgin, Illinois.