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Houdini did many very popular tricks including:

Once Houdini told an audience that if they brought him a pair of handcuffs that he could not escape, he would give them 100 dollars. He never paid one person.

Escaping from straight-jackets from high up places. Such as cranes and tall buildings.

Another famous escape was when Houdini did the famous "Bridge Jump" into the San Fransisco Bay with a 75 pound ball and chain shackled onto his ankles and also handcuffs on his wrists.

Then there is the "Needle Trick", he swallowed many needles and then pulled the needles hooked on a string from his throat.

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I think it was Expelliarmus, Because Harry does not like to Kill people, and in the Deathly Hallows Book & Movie, That is how Lord Voldemort finds out it is the Real Harry Potter (Remember when The other 7 drank the PolyJuice potion to look like Harry? the others had not used the spell, and Harry always defends himself than hurting people.) Well, I hope the answer was fine :)

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Harry doesn't do tricks, he does spells (Aka Magic). For example his Patronus spell became famous, which is a Stag. (Everyone's Patronus is a different type of Animal.)

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Houdini's Favorite magic trick was metemorphis trick.

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His most famous trick was escaping from ropes or chains

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One of Harry Houdini's most famous tricks was disappearing from places, including underwater and appearing other places.

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Defense against the Dark Arts is Harry Potter's favorite lesson.

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