Harry Blackstone Sr. program Sacramenteo College Auditorium circa 1940s magician

Description

Harry Blackstone Sr. program from the 1940s, for a performance titled "A Ware-Hazelton Attraction...Sacramento College Auditorium Programme, Blackstone, World's Super Magician And His Show of 1001 Wonders.”  The condition is good but used; size is 5" x 8 1/2" printed on both sides.  This is his show boiled down to the essence, listing every item in Act One and Act Two, plus his assistants and executive staff.  One section of the show is described as "The Girl Without A Middle, The Drum That Can't Be Beat, A Burro and a Baby, Mary Ruth and Her Hoop, and The Famous Blackstone Vanishing Bird Cage".
This would look great in your magic library!  I am a big fan of magic collectibles, ever since I got my first package from David Price's Egyptian Hall Museum back in the 1970s.  This comes from my personal collection.  I think magic history is interesting.  Magicians are some of the most fascinating people you will ever meet.  I like Magic Biography so much that I even created a website to honor distinguished magicians in magic history.  You might find it some day tripping across the internet.
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