Houdini: The Ultimate Trivia Compendium

-Harry Houdini’s cousin was married to Moe of the Three Stooges.
-Houdini did not want to live next to Blacks and Cubans.
-Bess Houdini claimed to have had a daughter.
-Houdini would write letters about his imaginary son.
-The actor Cary Grant was in the adjacent train compartment when Bess died.
-Houdini claimed to have been born in Austria!
-Houdini’s brother, Leopold, was assaulted and slashed by an employee of Houdini.
-Harry Houdini was restrained with the historical Bastille irons that once held the infamous English criminal Jack Sheppard. Sheppard, known for his daring escapes before his hanging in 1724, inspired the song "Mack the Knife.

This comprehensive book offers an in-depth exploration of the life and legacy of Harry Houdini, the legendary magician and escape artist. It is filled with fascinating facts, engaging stories, and intriguing anecdotes, making it an essential read for anyone interested in magic, history, or the performing arts. The book invites readers to discover Houdini's extraordinary career, groundbreaking illusions, and the secrets behind his most daring escapes. Whether you are a magician in training, a history enthusiast, or simply a fan of the theatrical arts, this book provides a captivating journey through the mind of one of the most remarkable performers of all time, leaving you both informed and entertained.
To commemorate Houdini's 150th birthday anniversary, Joe Hernandez—an accomplished magician and devoted Houdini enthusiast—brings the man behind the magic to life. His passion and expertise shine through on every page, promising to entertain while providing a deeper understanding of one of the greatest performers ever. This compendium is not just a collection of trivia but a captivating exploration of mastery, determination, and the relentless pursuit of the extraordinary. The book promises to entertain and inform with each page, leaving you excited to explore its content with thousands of trivia and over 208 photographs in 359 pages.