Theodore Hardeen
Magician and escapologist
Born
March 4th, 1876
149 years ago
Died
1945
80 years ago — 69 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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A significant figure in magic, he performed various illusions and escape acts, often spotlighting impressive tricks. Hardeen was also known for his endeavors in theatrical performances and was closely associated with the legacy of escape artist Harry Houdini, having been his brother. His performances drew large crowds and showcased high levels of skill and showmanship. Throughout the years, Hardeen contributed to the evolution of stage magic and continued the tradition started by Houdini, performing in prestigious venues and theaters around the world.
Performed notable escape acts
Presented magic shows in major theaters
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