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Prospectus annonçant le spectacle de Hardeen, frère et successeur du mondialement célèbre Houdini, au Westchester County Center
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Prospectus annonçant le spectacle de Hardeen, frère et successeur du mondialement célèbre Houdini, au Westchester County Center
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Handbill announcing Hardeen, brother and successor to the world famous Houdini, at the Westchester County Center
Date 1933
Dimensions1 textual record ; 21.7 × 28 cm
ClassificationCommunication Objects - Advertising Media
Origin White Plains, New York, United States
Object NumberM2014.128.706.46
DivisionArchives - Textual Archives
CollectionMcCord
CreditPurchase, funds graciously donated by La Fondation Emmanuelle Gattuso
Status
Not on view

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Hardeen: Successor to his famous brother Houdini. World's master illusionist available for conventions, churches and clubs
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M2014.128.706.29
Handbill announcing "Hellz -A-Poppin!" featuring Olson and Johnson, and Hardeen (brother of Houdini)
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Handbill announcing "Hellz -A-Poppin!" featuring Olson and Johnson, and Hardeen (brother of Houdini)
1938-1941
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Handbill announcing the "Houdini Show" presented by Theodore Hardeen and Princess Yvonne
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Handbill announcing the "Houdini Show" presented by Theodore Hardeen and Princess Yvonne
after 1926
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Handbill announcing a "Sensational Challenge to Hardeen from the House of Morrison" at the American Music Hall
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Handbill announcing a "Sensational Challenge to Hardeen from the House of Morrison" at the American Music Hall
1913
M2014.128.706.11
Handbill announcing the Heir to the Throne of Magic, Hardeen, Jr.
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Handbill announcing the Heir to the Throne of Magic, Hardeen, Jr.
after 1945
M2014.128.706.71
Prospectus announcing The Houdini Historical Center
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Prospectus announcing The Houdini Historical Center
after 1989
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Handbill announcing the World Renowned High Priestess of Mysticism, Eva Fay
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Handbill announcing the World Renowned High Priestess of Mysticism, Eva Fay
after 1908
M2014.128.708.48
Handbill announcing the book "Houdini's Magic," by Walter B. Gibson
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Handbill announcing the book "Houdini's Magic," by Walter B. Gibson
after 1932
M2014.128.702.118
Handbill announcing the book "The Unmasking of Robert-Houdin," by Harry Houdini
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Handbill announcing the book "The Unmasking of Robert-Houdin," by Harry Houdini
About 1908
M2014.128.702.114
Handbill announcing the Great Houdini in the lecture "Can the Dead Speak to the Living?"
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Handbill announcing the Great Houdini in the lecture "Can the Dead Speak to the Living?"
1924
M2014.128.702.29
Handbill announcing "Elusive Houdini" at the New Brighton Theatre
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Handbill announcing "Elusive Houdini" at the New Brighton Theatre
1905-1922
M2014.128.702.96
Handbill announcing Houdini as the star of the Circus Busch
Flier
Handbill announcing Houdini as the star of the Circus Busch
1908
M2014.128.702.50

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