Editing Harry Houdini (section)

====March 21, 1910====
On Monday morning, 21 March 1910, some 30 spectators witnessed Houdini make an extended flight at Diggers Rest of 7min. 37secs., covering at least 6 miles, at altitudes ranging from 20&nbsp;ft. to 100&nbsp;ft. Australian aviator [[Basil George Watson|Basil Watson's]] father, mother, and younger sister, Venora, were among the spectators; and their names were included in the list of 16 spectator signatures on the certificate that verified Houdini's achievement.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10843511|title=Australian Flights|newspaper=Argus |date=March 22, 1910|via=Trove}}</ref><ref>[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article12071022 When Australia first saw Planes fly: Houdini's 1910 Voisin Biplane was Closely Followed by an Australian-built Machine, ''The Argus Week-end Magazine'', (Saturday, 3 December 1938), p. 3]: obviously, the mistaken signature of "James. L. Watson" should have been read as "James. I. Watson".</ref>