The world’s most famous magician began life as Erik Weisz, the son of a Hungarian rabbi. In 1878 immigration to the U.S. transformed Erik Weisz into Ehrich Weiss. It was the first of many transformations for the man who would become the first international superstar. Inescapable, The Life and Legacy of Harry Houdini, is on exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Maryland (15 Lloyd St. Baltimore) and will continue until Jan 21. Join the Jewish Museum of Maryland this Sunday Jul 15 for ‘Houdini Unbound’ from 1-2 p.m. with author David Saltman. Engage in an exploration of the early life of Ehrich Weiss,... Read More