Dorothy Dietrich Houdini Museum, the only building in the world devoted to the world's greatest magician and escape artist, is visited by The Travel Channel . See a few of the hundreds of Houdini artifacts displayed in Scranton. A quickie Houdini biography. This takes place in Scranton and the Poconos leading attraction for magic shows, tours, and even birthday parties or any kind of fun party, or shows for seniors, camps, schools, reunions, sweet sixteen, baby showers, etc. They even answer the question: how did Houdini really die? Dietrich is the first and only woman to accomplish the Catching of a Bullet in her mouth, often called "The Jinxed Bullet Catch". At least 12 men have died attempting this feat. Ms. Dietrich now holds the World's record in several categories. Dorothy Dietrich is often called "The Female Houdini" , "The World's #1 Female Magician" and was the first to be called "The First Lady of Magic". First female to gain prominence as an escape artist since the days of Houdini, breaking the glass ceiling for a woman in that field. Columbia University Press and Encyclopedia called her "one of the most noted magicians of the late 20th century. http://DorothyDietrich.com or check out her page on wikipedia.
The Travel Channel visits The Houdini Museum again October 18, 2011 on "Mysteries At The Museum" Houdini expert & collector Dorothy Dietrich discusses Houdini's escape from cuffs supplied by the London Daily Mirror. Scranton's Houdini Museum has the only Mirror Style cuffs with a double nested Btamah style lock on display in the world. Many experts helped with this research including Cris Gower-John Bushey-Mick Hanzlik-Steve Moore-Ken Silverman-Norman Bigelow-Fred Pitella, Dick Brookz-others
guestmaga 5 months ago
As I recall it was 2 specials going around the world. They didn't rank them 1 to 10. 5 on one, 5 on the other. A place in London (Magic Circle), a place in Las Vegas (Lance Burton Show), a place in New York City (Monday Night Magic), a place in Gettysburg, PA (Joe Kerrigan dinner show), and of course, Dorothy Dietrich and Dick Brookz's Houdini Museum, Tour & Magic Show in Scranton, PA. I remember these, I think, because they were on the same show. They went to Los Angeles also, I think.
guestmaga 1 year ago