Hollywood that looks like a small castle. Once inside, it has the feel of the school in Harry Potter movies - though on a smaller scale. You go from the reception room into the castle through a book case that slides to one side to let you in.
From the Magic Castle website:
"The Magic Castle is the showplace for some of the greatest magicians from around the globe. We also take great pride in showcasing the magnificent building that houses the Magic Castle. Built in 1908, this storied mansion has watched Hollywood grow and change for over 100 years while never losing its original charm."
Of course, it's a lot more than that. It's a club house for the best magicians in the world and they come and perform. After our shows, magicians were showing up for a lecture on magic. In this case it was going to be a film of an old magician. They also teach magic there. The theaters are small so you are very close to the performers.
I have to get up early in the morning to catch a plane to Seattle where I will get to see my wife and son and daughter and granddaughter, plus a few other very important folks. So I'm going to cut this short.
You aren't allowed to do any photography inside the castle, but I did find You Tube videos of the three performers we saw. Of the three, Christopher Hart was the most magician. The other two were more comedians with a bit of magic, but they were all funny and Sundays is when kids can come so it was neat watching them all enjoy themselves.
These are short videos and a good way to start a new week.
Christopher Hart -
"Christopher Hart is known as “The man with the movie star hand”, after his right hand was featured as THING the loveable disembodied hand featured in three ADDAMS FAMILY Films."The video shows a couple of acts that we saw Sunday.
Dana Daniels. And his parrot Luigi. This is a part right out of the act we saw today.
Chipper Lowell -
This one has things we didn't see, but this guy was great live. Great timing and rapport with the audience.
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