July 26: Max Auzinger
Max Auzinger was born on this day in 1839; he accidentally discovered the principle of Black Art as he was working on a play.
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Max Auzinger was born on this day in 1839; he accidentally discovered the principle of Black Art as he was working on a play.
Angelo Lewis, a British lawyer, was born on this day in 1839. As an amateur conjurer, he wrote in children’s magazines and magic books using the now-famous nom de plume, Professor Hoffmann.
It’s another jammed month of magic, this time celebrating wonderful and meaningful milestone anniversaries.
FISM delegates! Find out how to get an upgraded 60-day free trial to full, premium access to Genii Magic.
Hey magic fans! There's a summer pop-up magic venue happening in Florida.
There’s a Houdini musical in the works that stars Broadway veteran Ryan Silverman as the famous escape artist.
Harry Kellar was born on this day in 1849. He became America’s greatest magician of his time.
On this day in 1982, Lance Burton won the Grand Prix at FISM in Lausanne, Switzerland, the first American and the youngest contestant to win.
Religious Racketeers (later retitled The Mystic Circle Murders), a film featuring Beatrice Houdini in a supporting role, premiered on this day in 1938.
Another round up: a letter from Mom, readers catching up, and a message from our magic editor.
The Academy of Magical Arts hosted the 56th awards show in May 2025. It was a star-studded night.
A Siegfried & Roy series, that "tells the wild ride of the two greatest showen-magicians" is coming to Apple TV+