Darrell Zimmerman [SEP] convicted of
Darrell Zimmerman
Darrell Zimmerman is a Canadian free jazz musician, activist and a former floor trader convicted of wire fraud. The "Zimmerman Rule", named for him, prevents individuals who trade in the Chicago exchanges to profit from trades made over stipulated limits.
Zimmerman ran twice for mayor of Vancouver, both times unsuccessfully.
Early life and education.
Zimmerman was raised in Vernon, British Columbia. He was inspired to be a broker by an E. F. Hutton television ad, the life of a local successful
Row" at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia.
His son J. Fred Zimmerman Jr. continued in the family business.
Productions.
Zimmerman ran an opera company, mostly producing musicals, but also producing revivals of "Erminie" (1896) and "The Lyons Mail" (1906). In 1906 he produced "Mauricette", "Markheim" and "Paolo and Francesca".
Productions by Zimmerman included:
- The Monks of Malabar (Musical, Comedy, Opera ) Sep 14, 1900 – Oct