Robert Heller's Brother Alive
Personal Recollections of His First American Appearance
By M.H. Levett
Wyman The Wizard
One of The Financially Successful Magicians of The Historic Gift Show Era
by Harry Houdini
Belzoni
Magician, Barber, Monk, Strong-man, Explorer, Egyptologist, Author and finally World-Famed Savant
By Harry Houdini and Henry R. Evans
Houdini On Exposure
From an ethical standpoint the public exposure of magical effects is wrong, and our utmost endeavors should be exerted toward its prevention. The magical societies of the world are uniformly against it, and they can't all be wrong.
By Harry Houdini
Katterfelto
One of the Most Interesting Characters in the History of Magic. Magician, Quack Doctor Pseudo-Philosopher.
By Harry Houdini
The Life and Five Years Before the Public, of ROBERT NICKLE, the World's Prestidigitateur
By this time most of you have heard of me and my wonderful doings, and would like to know who I am, what I am, and where I came from.
By Robert Nickle
Resurrecting The Pitch Book
The books themselves are designed very curiously, with just enough valuable information to fulfill their stated purpose but always hinting, teasing and pitching further. Virtually every page of every single chapter leads to a product or service.
Aries Horoscope & Astrological Sign Meaning
Aries is the first Sign of the Zodiac, and is known as an Equinoctial Sign, because when the Sun enters the first degree of Aries each year, on the first day of Spring, about March 21st, the days and nights are equal.
Maskelyne On The Indian Rope Trick
When Houdini was asked if he could offer any explanation of how the Indian rope-trick was done, he used to smile expansively and answer, “There is no such trick.”
Specializing In Magic By Maskelyne
I will consider that I have done my duty by leaving the young magician to decide for himself whether to travel along the one road or to explore the many by-ways.
Houdini, The Versatile Artist
Harry Houdini, "The World's Handcuff King and amazing Prison Breaker," a title universally and unanimously bestowed upon him, has had a career as adventurous and romantic as the most imaginative writer could possibly conjure.