Harry Houdini

Buster Keaton

Wilhemina Beatrice Houdini (nee Rahner)

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I say that the The Chinese torture cell was a major acomplishment. He had to hold his breath for 3 minutes.

Harry Houdini died of peritonitis, secondary to a ruptured appendix.

Harry Houdini did have schooling. But no one knows for certain where he went. But people do know that, since he moved around a lot, that he had very little. He also learned to read and write. He also had schooling as a trapeze artist.

Harry Houdini began working on the streets doing magic tricks as a young child. He traveled with carnivals and fairs until he became well known.

Is it not true that Houdini was totally double jointed and could dislocate and re-align his shoulders. There was no one "secret" to Houdini's ability to escape from handcuffs, but a combination of technical knowledge, physical skill, and trickery. It all started with what one locksmith who knew him called his "remarkable knowledge of locks and locking devices." Houdini collected and studied locks all of his life and claimed that he had "photographic eyes" that helped him remember how each type worked and could be opened. Most of the time Houdini used a key hidden in or smuggled into the cabinet or jail cell, either on his person or by an assistant. Depending on how he was bound, Houdini would manipulate the keys with his hands -- sometimes using specially designed extension rods -- or with his teeth. But he also knew tricks for opening many of the simpler types of cuff without keys.

Cecelia Weiss

I would have to say Harry Houdini, even though I'm a HUGE Criss Angel fan. Many of Criss Angels tricks were originally performed by Houdini, who had made them up himself.

Harry Houdini

Go to Insiders Network and go to the mystery island walkthrough and he will show you how to pick the lock

Either

torture cell escape

eating needles

or

straght jacket escape

Harry's original name was Erik Weisz when he moved to Germany many people spelt his name Erich and called him Harry. With his last name he was inspired by another famous magician named Robert Houdin. Houdini didn't copy the whole name but instead put the I at the end of Houdini, as he knew in French if you put an 'I' at the end of something it means 'Like' or 'Similar'. Does that answer your question?

Armin "Herman" Weiss is Harry's 1/2 brother; Nathan J. Weiss; Gottfried William Weiss; Theodore "Deshi" Weiss; Leopold D. Weiss; and he had one sister named Carrie Gladys Weiss.

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He was born with the name Ehrich Weisz on March 24, 1874.

Harry Houdini was first named Harry "Handcuff" Houdini because he toured in Europe and could escape any kind of multiple mix up of handcuffs. He later became on the top escape artists in the world.

yes he was an American citizen

Houdini died while performing a trick on Halloween night. His appendix burst as he was hanging in an straight jacket in water.

Since the first cars were invented almost 200 years before Houdini was born it is very possible that he could have owned a car. By most accounts and biographies of his life he did learn to drive a car and even owned an airplane. But the accounts say that he did not own a car and only learned to drive to get to the airport.

Harry Houdini was born in Budapest, Hungary.

Cecilia Steiner was 72 years of age when she died.

He was one of seven brothers and sisters

The movie "The chair" was started by a quote from Harry Houdini, back in 1921, about some guy named Mordecai Zymytryk and how his powers "baffle and haunt" him, you just might have something there. Of course, you're also setting the bar just spectacularly high. Your movie, basically, is about some guy whose powers are so allegedly amazing that Harry Houdini HIMSELF is baffled and haunted by it. Therefore, the rest of us poor schlubs should be left absolutely dumbfounded and terrified.