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Tommy Mullica

Hello, and thank you for watching. Today’s topic: Tommy Mullica August 19, 1948 – February 18, 2016 (aged 67) The inspiration of many comedic magicians including Nick Diffatte When he was five years old, he wanted to be a clown. On his seventh birthday, his mother bought him a "Sneaky Pete Magic Kit" for Christmas. 1966 Mullica graduated from High School, enlisted in the US Army at age 18. Served three years in Korea and Germany. 1970 Once he had finished his military service he moved to Colon, Michigan, where he built illusions and demonstrated magic for Abbott's Magic Company. 1976 – 1987 He performed at over 3,000 sold-out shows during his eleven-year run at the famed Tom-Foolery Magic Bar Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia. 1980 Red Skelton visited the Tom-Foolery and they became fast friends. 1985 David Letterman - Stupid Cigarette Tricks with Tom Mullica    • David Letterman - Stupid Cigarette Tr...   1987 The Tom-Foolery closed Mullica asked Skelton for his advice Skelton suggested that he take his best material and perform it as a pantomime with music. This would eliminate any language barrier and could be performed anywhere in the world. 1988 Mullica took Skelton's advice and rehearsed for six months. He then moved to Paris, France where he worked at the Crazy Horse Saloon. 1991 Returned to the United States to continue his comedy magic career. 1996 Toured the United States and Canada with RED: A Performance Tribute, a Red Skelton tribute show which Mullica wrote and starred in as Skelton and his characters. 2013 Helped dedicate the Red Skelton Museum & Education Center. Death On February 15, 2016, Mullica was placed in an induced coma following complications stemming from a routine hernia operation, which caused him to have several strokes. He subsequently suffered from organ and liver failure. On February 18, it was decided to take Mullica off life support. He was 67 years of age. I hope you enjoy what you see here. If you do, please subscribe, and please comment. I’d love to hear from you. Much love, David Dellman https://daviddellman.com/ You can also find me on Facebook here:   / davidjanisd