including: Milt Larsen's Magical Mystery Tour of Hollywood's Most Amazing Landmark: The Magic Castle; Hollywood Illusion: The Magic Castle; Hockmann, the Great Exposes Himself! and Other Phony Magicians and Vaudevillians; My Magical Journey – The First 30,000 Days; The 60th Anniversary: It's Magic!. Larsen served as a creative consultant for the motion picture Bedknobs And Broomsticks (Disney Studios – 1971). He has appeared as an actor on television's Hart To Hart (1981, "Murder Up Their Sleeve"), and had an uncredited cameo appearance as a spectator in Bedknobs And Broomsticks. He appeared as the back and hands of actor Raul Julia as Gomez Addams, performing his tablecloth yank at the end of Gomez and Morticia's Tango dance in Addams Family Values (Paramount Pictures – 1993). His table-cloth pulling gag has been seen in many TV shows and films. Larsen hosts a weekend radio show on CRN Digital Talk Radio called Hear Them Again for the First Time, featuring rare antique personality recordings from his vast collection of 78 rpm recordings. (2006–present). www.crntalk.com 7–8 pm (pacific) Saturdays and 4–5 pm Sundays. Another CRN weekend show is "Hit Parade Cavalcade" featuring Larsen and Sherman saluting the songwriters of "TinPan Alley." He is a well known theater historian and owns many important collections including extensive archives of Ed Wynn, Eddie Cantor, Earl Carroll and others. His collections include books, films, recordings, scripts, orchestrations and sheet music from the early days of the variety theater. He was the founder and President of the Society for the Preservation of Variety Arts, (1975–1990, Los Angeles). https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/74658593/ In June 1973, Milt Larsen, Richard Sherman and Roger Rittner presented their new musical. “The Whoopee Kid,” at the Occidental Center Auditorium, Los Angeles. References External links http://www.magiccastle.com 1931 births American male actors American magicians Living people Historians of theatre Academy of Magical Arts Lifetime Achievement Fellowship winners