Master Mystery Exhibitors’ Ad – Houdini Talks About Himself and the Master Mystery

Today starts a series of posts, where I share different Master Mystery Exhibitors’ Ads from my personal collection:

  • Houdini Talks About Himself and the Master Mystery
  • Ruth Stonehouse Writes Plays When Only Six
  • Houdini’s Tame Eagle in “The Master Mystery”
  • The Triumph of Science. A Mechanical Man with a Superhuman Brain
  • By Request of Hoover Houdini Chaffs Miss Marsh
  • Kidnapped into Pictures
  • Handcuffs I Have Met
  • Houdini Breaks Own Record in “The Master Mystery”
  • Why “The Master Mystery” is a Sure Record=Breaking Serial
  • $25 for Houdini’s Secret
  • Houdini Made the Kaiser Apologise. The Great Mystic a Victim of Hun Arrogance
  • About Publicity

The Grim Game released in the UK

One Hundred and Four years ago, The Grim Game was released in the United Kingdom on Monday, October 11, 1920,

To celebrate, I am sharing from my personal collection, the extremely rare insert from The Film Renter Moving Pictures News Magazine advertising the release date.

Guess where I was the last few days?

That’s right, the District of Columbia, aka the Capital of the United States. Got to do some Houdini Research (images 1 and 2) at the Jefferson Library of Congress (image 3), visit the Capital Building (image 4), Arlington National Cemetery Virginia (image 5), Lincoln Memorial (image 6), and last but certainly not least, got to hang out with Corporate Magician and “Iona” author, Charles Greene III (image 7). Also visited the Natural History Museum and the Air and Space Museum (no images).