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Harry Blackstone Jr. (1932–1997) was an American stage magician who continued the performance tradition established by his father, Harry Blackstone Sr. He adapted his father's classic illusions, including the Floating Light Bulb and the Dancing Handkerchief, for modern audiences and performed extensively in theaters, on television, and in touring shows. Blackstone Jr.
also developed original stage illusions and presented large-scale magic in a theatrical style. He performed professionally into the 1990s.
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Harry Blackstone Jr. ranks #79 of 326 in the Magician ranking, behind Jean Hugard, ahead of Karl Fulves.
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Was Harry Blackstone Jr. related to Harry Blackstone Sr.?
Yes, Harry Blackstone Jr. was the son of Harry Blackstone Sr., one of the most famous stage magicians of the early 20th century. Blackstone Jr. continued his father's legacy of grand stage illusions into the late 20th century.
What was Harry Blackstone Jr.'s signature illusion?
Harry Blackstone Jr. was particularly known for performing the 'Floating Light Bulb' illusion, a signature effect he inherited from his father. In this classic routine, a lit light bulb appears to float freely through the air and out over the audience.
Did Harry Blackstone Jr. perform on television?
Yes, Harry Blackstone Jr. performed on numerous television specials throughout his career, bringing his father's grand illusion show to audiences beyond the theatrical stage. He became a familiar figure in American magic during the late 20th century.
When did Harry Blackstone Jr. perform?
Harry Blackstone Jr. performed professionally into the 1980s and 1990s, carrying on the family tradition of grand stage magic. He continued touring and performing long after his father Harry Blackstone Sr.'s era had ended.
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