The Houdini Museum website, founded by magician Tom Interval in 2004 as Houdini in The New York Times, will soon be a free online museum about Harry Houdini.
Blogcast #10 is live! This one's about a man who claimed he was Houdini's assistant for 33 years, but I cast some doubt on that. It's based on a blog I wrote a few days ago, but these blogcasts are a bit easier to digest. Tom
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This man claimed to be Harry Houdini's assistant and stand-in for 33 years. It just ain't so. Read more at the Interval Magic blog:
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A few days ago I posted a blog about German Houdini imitator Harry Haudyni. Blogcast #9 elaborates on that a bit and includes the original 1929 film, which runs about two minutes. (Tom Interval, Interval Magic)
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A Harry Houdini imitator, Harry Haudyni, in a Movietone News film escaping from a straitjacket, Bad Dürkheim, Germany, September 8, 1929. Info and full 2-min video:
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Used with permission from University of South Carolina MIRC
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If you're a Houdini geek, you might find this pretty cool: a Google Street View 360-degree pic of Leo Weiss's (Houdini's brother) CT mansion, taken from the deck overlooking the pool and grounds. Did Houdini really practice underwater escapes in that pool?
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Blogcast #6 is live! In 2013, National Geographic's Brain Games commissioned artist Pete Fecteau to create a Rubik's Cube mosaic of the Houdini two-face optical illusion I made that year. That's the subject of today's blogcast.
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