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The Great Houdini Script, by Alan London and Stacy Tanner
By Tom Interval It’s the fourth of November, 1926, in Detroit, where Harry Houdini died only four days earlier. Behind the Garrick Theater, 11-year-old George scrambles to find a hiding place. He’s way too young to be running from a … Continue reading →
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