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* [[Stars of Magic]] Series 3, | * [[Stars of Magic]] Series 3, No. 3 : Malini-Bey [[Chink-A-Chink]] (1947) | ||
* [[Stars of Magic]] Series 3, | * [[Stars of Magic]] Series 3, No. 4 : The Egyptian Ball Mystery (1947) | ||
* Mohammed Bey's Routines For the Jardine Ellis Ring (1952) | * Mohammed Bey's Routines For the Jardine Ellis Ring (1952) | ||
* Mohammed Bey's Routines for the [[Okito Coin Box]] (1953) | * Mohammed Bey's Routines for the [[Okito Coin Box]] (1953) | ||
Revision as of 07:12, 14 September 2009
Sam Leo Horowitz (1894- 1971) also known as Mohammed Bey had a long professional career with great success on cruise ships. Performed first as Leo Hartz and then Mohammed Bey, a name suggested by Judson Cole because of his Turkish appearance.
Horowitz of the five original members of the New York Inner Circle and voted one of the Ten Card Stars in 1938.
Horowitz was set to collaborate with Houdini on a series of exposures on gambling right before Harry's death.
Books
- Stars of Magic Series 3, No. 3 : Malini-Bey Chink-A-Chink (1947)
- Stars of Magic Series 3, No. 4 : The Egyptian Ball Mystery (1947)
- Mohammed Bey's Routines For the Jardine Ellis Ring (1952)
- Mohammed Bey's Routines for the Okito Coin Box (1953)
- More Mohamed Bey's Routines with the Okito Coin Box (1956)