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Biography – Robert S. Feldman
Feldman, Robert S. 1947- (Robert Stephen ... -
- Rory Feldman Collection.
| Rory Gertrude born yesterday to Max and Tali joining big brother Ollie. | |
| “When you think of the spectacular stage show with animals, costumes, assistants, and humongous illusions on these big stages, most people don’t realize they’re imagining Thurston’s show,” says Rory Feldman, who has collected more than 50,000 Thurston artifacts. | |
| Riggio,Robert S. Feldman,2005-03-23 The goal of this edited volume is to provide a much needed bridge between the research on nonverbal communication and the. |
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- Born ; married; wife a psychologist; children: three.
The Magician Who Astounded the World by Conjuring Spirits and Talking with Mummies
Quick: Name the world’s greatest magician, a man who became famous by sawing women in half, making cards rise unassisted from their decks, pulling rabbits from audience member’s coats, and levitating assistants far above the stage. Harry Houdini? David Blaine?
“This pleasure comes from being deceived, and knowing you’re being deceived in an artful way.”
You probably didn’t say Howard Thurston, the sensational performer whose name was synonymous with stage magic a century ago. In an era when every city hosted marquee magicians, audiences around the world were transfixed by Thurston’s over-the-top productions, which proved that some mysteries are better left unexplained. But after Hollywood stole audiences away from magic shows in the 1920s and ’30s, Thurston was gradually forgotten. Not only did fictional films lure crowds away from shows like Thurston’s,
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Under the Spell of Gilded Age Magicians - The New York Times
- Robert S. Feldman is Dean in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, and Professor of Psychology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.