>> that's showmanship. >> it is true houdini. >> [ chuckles ] it is. >> in the years following harry'sdini conducts highly publicized séances to try and channel her husband's spirit. soon, she's a celebrity in her own right. so how does the larsen family enter the story? well, since magic folks tend to keep to their own, when bess needs a lawyer, she finds one who is also a magician -- bill larsen, esquire, milt's father. >> my father was a criminal attorney who loved magic. he ended up publishing a magic magazine and knowing everybody in magic. >> but dad's not the only larsen who can pull a rabbit out of a hat. milt's mom, geri, spends years conjuring up magic skills of her own. so she's not the assistant getting sawed in half. she's the actual magician. >> oh, yeah. >> in fact, geri larsen becomes one of the first well-known female magicians and stars in her own weekly tv series, "the magic lady," in the 1950s. >> ♪ come and wander through make-believe land with me ♪ >> milt's parents eventually expand their magical act to include sons milt and bill jr. all the while, the larsens, e

. >> adam aron, the turn around artist ceo of amc is indeed a modern-day harry houdini he's rescued hises since the pandemic got rolling and you know what? i think he's about to do it again. a sixth and hopefully final rescue by asking shareholders to approve his plan to issue 500 million new shares which would be about $4.7 billion fund-raiser at these levels. judging by the stock's muted reaction, i think he can sell every share and use the proceeds to clean up amc's balance sheet and possibly acquire its beaten-down competitors to become what i call the last man standing in the industry but then again, the market has been expecting the stock and aron is more likely to dribble it slowly so as not to hurt his current shareholders i'm a believer, because aron's done a fantastic job wherever he's done. he's not afraid to break a few eggs to make some delicious omelets, either, done some wild things, pretty crazy commercials. so, is there -- if there's anyone who could handle the pressure of trying to stop a heavily indebted movie theater from going under, it was adam aron, hence the nick