Here Is Choctaw Medicine Man Billy Washington Being Photographed With His Little People Helper

Here is Choctaw Medicine Man Billy Washington
being Photographed with his Little People helper
by a photographer for the Ardmore Oklahoma newspaper in the 1920's.

The story goes that the photographer could not see him
until after the picture was developed.

No other Native American conjurer can claim to have one, until now.

We not only have a Little People Specimen,
but it comes to life and performs magic
with us in our show!

In order to make them stand out even more,
Bobby and Jeramy do tricks that no other magicians perform,
including incorporating as many of their Indian legends
as possible into the magic.

Known to perform dangerous illusions live,
previous audiences have seen them describe Cherokee legends
that involve bursts of fire followed by live swarms of red wasps
emerging from the palms of their hands,
Jeramy cutting his father Bobby’s arm,
with live scorpions crawling from the wound,
five foot black snakes hatching from hollow eggs,
drawings of snakes becoming alive and crawling
from the page at their command,
smashing their hands on cups hiding deadly spikes,
swallowing needles and razor blades,
pulling dreams and nightmares from audience members heads
while they hold a dream catcher, and their signature trick,
Bobby setting his son Jeramy’s head on fire,
burning him to a skull, and restoring him to life.

Besides performing close-up, stage, and street magic
they are also the only magicians working to preserve
their Cherokee culture with magic.

Because they are constantly growing and expanding
their knowledge, they rarely perform the same show twice
for any given audience.