About Interval Magic
Magician Tom Interval, owner of San Diego-based Interval Magic, provides magic entertainment and training to private and corporate clients locally and throughout the United States.
A member of the Academy of Magical Arts (AMA), International Brotherhood of Magicians (IBM), and Society of American Magicians (SAM), Interval has captivated tens of thousands of people at numerous venues, including Busch Gardens theme park in Williamsburg, Virginia, where he performed as a medieval conjurer, trained employees of the magic shop, and promoted the park on several local TV talk shows along the East Coast.
As an entertainer, business owner, and former marketing communications professional, Interval understands that the success of any event depends on how satisfied his clients' guests are. Whether it’s a trade show or 50th wedding anniversary, Interval is dedicated to providing his audiences with a highly visual, interactive, mind-boggling magic experience they’ll remember and talk about for years to come.
To learn more, please visit www.intervalmagic.com.
By Tom Interval One of the most mind-boggling tricks that magic author Joseph Leeming (1897–1968) has ever done is render himself invisible for the past 91 years. Sure, his books have been pretty conspicuous, infiltrating virtually every library from Pittsburgh, … Continue reading →
Posted in Authors, Books, Books, Fun with Magic, Illustrators, Jessie Robinson, Joseph Leeming, Learning, Magicpedia, Photos, Professor Hoffmann (Angelo Lewis), Reading, Resources
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Tagged 1897, 1927, 1968, angelo lewis, jo-ann leeming, joe, joe leeming, joseph, Joseph Leeming, leeming, leming, lemming, Magicpedia, merlin swift, paradise, professor hoffmann professor, robert lund, zingara
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By Tom Interval Drop by my Houdini blog and read my birthday greeting to the one-and-only legend of escapology and magic, Harry Houdini, born 144 years ago today. In the mean time, enjoy this 1908 photo of him preparing to … Continue reading →
Posted in Anniversaries, Birthdays, Famous Magicians, Harry Houdini, Harry Houdini, magicians
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Tagged 1874, Anniversaries, anniversary, birth, birthday, boston, death, harry houdini, harvard bridge, houdini, houdini's birthday, jump
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By Tom Interval There’s no enviable day to die, but if you’re a magician, and you have to cash in your chips, anyway, it might as well be on Halloween. That’s exactly what Harry Houdini did 91 years ago today: … Continue reading →
Posted in Anniversaries, Deaths, Famous Magicians, Halloween, Harry Houdini, Harry Houdini, Holidays, magicians
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Tagged escape artists, escapes, harry houdini, houdini, magicians, new york, police, straitjackets, suspended, upside down, upsidedown
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By Tom Interval Last year I skipped my annual ritual of carving a Harry Houdini jack-o’-lantern, but I made one this year! Here’s one picture. To see a few more, see my Houdini blog. Hope you have a happy and … Continue reading →
By Tom Interval Even in 1988, $50 didn’t seem like a lot of money to be in a television commercial. But who was I to complain? I was doing what I loved for a living at a super-cool theme park … Continue reading →
Posted in Film, Multimedia, television
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Tagged ad, advertisement, ball trick, busch gardens, commercial, costume, england, flash, hastings, magic, magic trick, magicians, sleight of hand, sponge ball, television, the old country, tom interval, tominterval, trick, tv, va, virginia, williamsburg
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By Tom Interval 1934 was an eventful year: The first Flash Gordon comic strip was published. Nepal and Bihar experienced one of the worst earthquakes ever to hit those areas. Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd., now known as Fujifilm, was established. … Continue reading →
Posted in Anthony Blake, Birthdays, Famous Magicians, Harry Blackstone Jr., Magicians, Portrayals, television, TV
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Tagged 1934, bihar, bill bixby, birthdays, blackstone, bonnie and clyde, bonnie parker, carl sagan, classic, clyde barrow, dionne quintuplets, donald duck, famous, Film, flash gordon, fuji, fuji photo film co, fujifilm, gloria steinem, harry, jr, loch ness monster, magic, magicians, Nepal, photography, roberto clemente, surgeon's photograph, the wise little hen, three stooges, woman haters
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By Tom Interval It’s been 90 years since Harry Houdini (1874–1926) died on Halloween, yet his name lives on—a testament to the genius behind his showmanship, originality, technical abilities, and knack for attaining publicity. Unhappy anniversary, Harry.
Posted in Anniversaries, Famous Magicians, Halloween, Harry Houdini, Harry Houdini, Holidays, magicians
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Tagged 1926, death, halloween, harry, harry houdini, houdini, october 31
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