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** '''Two Card Throw''': Ed Marlo, ''[[Marlo in Spades]]'' (1947, pp. 5-6). ...' ([[Dai Vernon]]): [[George Starke]], ed., ''[[Stars of Magic]]'', Series 5 No. 2 (1949, pp. 3-4).

...card moves and that is why they were miscredited. A small man, aged 44 on February 28, 1902; he fitted Marshall D. Smith's description perfectly. <ref>[http:/ ....eogn.com/archives/news0035.htm Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter Vol. 5 No. 35 – August 26, 2000 - Whatever Happened to S.W. Erdnase?]

...tery, 2162 Nuuanu Avenue and his ashes were received in Chicago on January 5, 1943 and signed for by Myron Weinstein Brothers Memorial Chapel, 1300 West * The Conjurors' Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 12, February 1948, The Malini Story, Compiled by Bob Stull - Part II, page 21

...print run was made. The covers of each version are DIFFERENT. There may be 5 surviving copies of the original print run. The others were destroyed. <td valign=top><div align=right>5</div></td>

| death_day = February 3, *[[The New York Magic Symposium - Collection 5]] ([[Stephen Minch|Minch]] & [[Phil Goldstein|Goldstein]], 1986)

...he Man, by Jimmy Nuzzo, page 1</ref><ref> Cover, [[MUM|M-U-M, Vol. 68, No. 5, October 1978]], magician-of-the-month, The Amazing Mr. Marlo, by Bill Simo </ref><ref>[[Genii 1992 March|Genii Magazine, Vol. 55, No. 5, March 1992]], Edward Marlo, The Cardician (1913-1991), page 364</ref><ref>

...gentine Guitarist Oscar Alemán and his troupe.<ref>Marcelo Contento, MUM, February 1993 </ref> ...umor. Because it was inoperable, the original prognosis was a maximum of 4-5 years. However, after a year of intense chemotherapy, the tumor went into r

* Cover [[Genii 1994 February]] * The Linking Ring, No. 4, April 1997, Minneapolis, July 2 – July 5, 1997, Jeff McBride's New Illusion Spectacular "Real Magic", page 55

* Cover, M-U-M, Vol. 97, No. 9, February 2008, Banachek in Thoughts, by Richard Hatch, page 46 * Cover, Magische Welt, Vol. 60, No. 5, September/Oktober 2010, Ich bin nichts besonderes - Banachek, page 215, Di

...the official publication of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, in February 2008. *[[Richard Osterlind's Mind Mysteries Too Volume 5]] (2006)

...ted in a double one-man issue of [[Richard's Almanac]] (Issue 5/6, January-February, 1983). The contents generated buzz among magic’s cognoscenti, and before *(1986) [[The New York Magic Symposium - Collection 5]] by [[Stephen Minch]] (Japanese section written by [[Phil Goldstein]]) ([[

* [[Magicol]], February 2012, "From Whence He Came" by Gabe Fajuri, page 76 * M-U-M, Vol. 50, No. 5, October 1960, Broken Wands, Percy Abbott, page 224

| death_day = February 7, ...his first paid show at a friend's birthday party for the princely sum of $5. Soon after he had "The Great Hendoo" business cards printed and places an

...March 5, 1955), Wier Chrisemer (b. September 9, 1950), and [[Teller]] (b. February 14, 1948). Their first extended run, at Theatre 5 of Philadelphia's [[Walnut Street Theatre]], began in January of 1977. An a

* Cover, [[Linking Ring|The Linking Ring, Vol. 62, No. 2, February 1982]], Our Cover, Gene Burger, by Phil Willmart, page 58 * Cover, [[M-U-M|M-U-M, Vol. 76, No. 5, October 1986]], Eugene Burger, Magician of the Month, by Phil Willmart, pa

February 1904, his son [[David Bamberg]] (who would later perform as Fu Manchu) was In February 1920 he returned to England and left again to tour Africa. Again he return

...[[Walter B. Gibson]] that ran from February 1945 until September 1949 (Vol 5, No.7). From Vol. 4. No. 12 thru Vol. 5, No.7, the covers had drawings by [[Ed Mishell]] of magicians [[Alexander H

* The Sphinx, Vol. 33, No. 12, February 1935, Cardini, page 360 * The New Tops, Vol. 5, No. 1, Jan. 1965, The Collector’s, Cardini, page 6

| birth_day = February 22, ...o from late 1936 to late 1937. His was described as 5'10" (or variously as 5'11"), having light complexion and brown hair. His birthday was listed as 22

* The Sphinx, Vol. 34, No. 5, July 1935, Who’s Who in Magic, page 138 * Magic Circular, Vol. 51, No. 570, February 1957, Peeps into the Past, No. 10 - Victor Farelli – The Enigma, by J. B.