Harry Houdini

Yes

there are magic shops everywhere. magic is a strong belief and will in somthing, nothing more nothing less. the only true "magic" in this world is karma, somthing i strongly believe in. my point is that anything can be considered magic if you believe in it.

dood he dabbed basically

The metamorpheis

Houdini did many effects that were very real. It was him jumping off bridges handcuffed, escaping from jail cells after being strip searched, escaping from straighjackets and all sorts of devices. Houdini was also a magician so of course magic is not real. Houdini himself stated that he "posessed no supernatural powers...he just did tricks that nobody can explain".

Houdini was, as many people are aware that have seen his shows, famous for his escapes. He could escape from ANYTHING, some say; from a simple straitjacket to a giant football, a jail cell, to a Chinese Water Torture Cell (Which by the way, was Houdini's own invention; it was never actually used in China, or anywhere). Many people, even today, believe that Houdini simply dematerialized and came back somewhere else to perform his escapes. The thing is, most of his escapes were done behind a screen. Most of the time, if you could see even a little snippet of what he was doing in there, it would be instantly apparent how the trick was done.

he worked on a stupid farm and picked up cow crap

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Mostly Robert Houdin (no, not houdini) and harry kellar

He was born in Budapest, but the family came to the United States in 1878 when he was about 10 years old. They lived in Appleton Wisconsin where his father was Rabbi to a Jewish congregation. His father became an American citizen and in 1887 the family moved to New York City.

Harry Houdini claimed that he was born April 6, 1874 in Appleton, Wisconsin. In fact, he was born with the name Ehrich Weisz on March 24, 1874, in Budapest, Hungary. Ehrich's idol was the great French magician Robert-Houdin. When Ehrich started performing magic before small groups, he added an "i" to the end of his hero's name and called himself "Houdini." The "Harry" is most likely an American version of his childhood nickname Ehrie.

Harry Houdini is related to a Mrs. Weiss and Bess Houdini and Dash Weiss

A combination of things. Houdini was a natural-born magician, illusionist and escape artist. The essential techniques for all three came to him easily, and he practiced nonstop until his mastery of them was second to none. Also, he was amazingly double-jointed, and had a rare ability to dislocate his joints at will (this was critical to many of his escape abilities). Lastly, his sense of "show business" was unparalleled.

1 May 1908.

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Born Erik Weisz, he established his stage name "Harry" as an homage to the American magician Harry Kellar, and "Houdini" after the French magician Jean Eugene Robert-Houdin.

yes he did

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he killed him like a loser

A popular but misleading explanation states that a McGill student, in an attempt to test Harry Houdini's widely known strength, punched the magician in his stomach, thus causing his untimely death. On October 20th, 1926, Houdini had been visiting McGill University, giving students a presentation on his recent debunking of a Boston medium. Later on after the presentation at least two students came to visit him: Jocelyn Gordon Whitehead and Samuel J. Smilovitz, who decided to sketch Houdini. During the course of the meeting, Jocelyn Gordon Whitehead decided to challenge Houdini's strength and, without warning Houdini, delivered about three non-malicious punches to his stomach. It appears that Whitehead's punch to Houdini's stomach, while not fatal, aggravated an existing but still undetected case of appendicitis. Although in serious pain, Houdini nonetheless continued to travel without seeking medical attention.

by eating cheese

No Harry Houdini died of a illness and not while doing any famous trick. I think it was a infection of the appendics.

at age of 13

He doodooed