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Tuesday, April 28, 2026
LINK: Ask Vance: Harry Houdini in Memphis
Why is Houdini’s name engraved on a brass star outside the Orpheum in Memphis? Don't ask me, Ask Vance! Click the headline or image below for the answer.
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Houdini performed the Milk Can escape in 1923???
ReplyDeleteHuh. That's interesting. I'll need to see if I can find that source. But HH did do the (Double Fold) Milk Can as late as 1924 during his first spirit lecture tour.
DeleteMe: Harry! You’re 49 years old! Why not you settle down and chill?
DeleteHoudini: Eh. Not dead yet!
Me: Wait! Noooo!
Houdini: (blub blub blub)
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Funny roleplay aside, interesting. If it’s true. - Abby Martin
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