January 6: George Boston
The book should have been called, "Great Magicians Who Have Fired Me"
Historic milestones, notable events, and magical anniversaries from this day.
The book should have been called, "Great Magicians Who Have Fired Me"
The Thayer Magic Manufacturing company changed hands
In 1975, NBC aired Doug Henning's first live television special
The first use of Black Art in England was introduced at Egyptian Hall
America’s most popular magician suffered a fatal heart attack
Eva Lydia Medley was born on this day in 1862
In 1939, the first appearance of Stewart James’ trick, Sefalaljia was published in The Jinx
Henning Nelms was born on this day in 1900
In 1912, a patent was granted for a cage to transform a live lion, assigned to Lalla Selbini
In 1999, Tina Lenert appeared as the eponymous star of The Mascot Moth
In 1907, David Devant premiered The Magical Master at St. George’s Hall
Eugene Verbeck was born this day in 1844