On New Year's Eve 1898, the San Francisco Call advertised Horace Goldin as one of the acts at the Orpheum Theatre. This was early in his career, which continued until his death after a performance in 1939. He later developed an early version of the sawing a lady in half illusion (US Patent 1,458,575). I would like to see Mons. and Mme. Rofix, World's Greatest Chin Balancers.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Magic #6 -- June 2, 2011
On New Year's Eve 1898, the San Francisco Call advertised Horace Goldin as one of the acts at the Orpheum Theatre. This was early in his career, which continued until his death after a performance in 1939. He later developed an early version of the sawing a lady in half illusion (US Patent 1,458,575). I would like to see Mons. and Mme. Rofix, World's Greatest Chin Balancers.
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