Two eccentric magicians with an obsession around the founding father of escape acts, Harry Houdini vamp, do tricks, do shtick, and sell their odd little hearts out. Lovers of clutter and old-timey magic tricks (floating woman, balls and cups, pulling the rabbit out of the hat, etc.) you have found your Eden. For me, maybe even again if we are in the Scranton area. At the juncture I could not tell you how long we were there. I personally judge visits like this one by how frequently I look at my watch. True or not the show was very entertaining and well worthwhile. The tour is capped off with a show performed by a magician that is said to be among the 10 highest rated in the world. The rest is as enjoyable as you make it looking at show advertisements, photographs and props. To see the water tank leading to his death and hearing the true details was a high point particularly when told by someone that knew him personally. To fully appreciate it one must search for items that stand out looking them over carefully before transferring attention to something else. In one respect the Houdini Museum was like most except more cluttered. known only as a place we passed through on our way to N.Y. Frankly we were not so excited to discover it was Scranton, Pa. We were not told of the destination until the bus departed.
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