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For 23 years, from January 1966 until January 1989, Mr. Magic hosted over 12,000 weekly half-hour magic shows on WMC-TV5 in in Memphis, Tennessee. | For 23 years, from January 1966 until January 1989, Mr. Magic hosted over 12,000 weekly half-hour magic shows on WMC-TV5 in in Memphis, Tennessee. | ||
He was assisted by his wife Virginia, who, in addition to her onscreen role, sewed costumes, organized props, arranged music and directed other assistants. | |||
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* http://www.magiclandtv.com/ | * http://www.magiclandtv.com/ | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:52, 14 March 2009
Magicland was the United States longest running TV magic show (certified by the Guiness Book of World Records) starring Dick "Mr. Magic" Williams.
For 23 years, from January 1966 until January 1989, Mr. Magic hosted over 12,000 weekly half-hour magic shows on WMC-TV5 in in Memphis, Tennessee.
He was assisted by his wife Virginia, who, in addition to her onscreen role, sewed costumes, organized props, arranged music and directed other assistants.
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