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	Randy Wakeman Magic - Ed Marlo Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Ed Marlo has distinguished himself as the most prolific creator and writer in the field of card magic that has ever lived.
		Ed's tireless efforts at exploring the possibilities of card magic never ceased, and resulted in a body of work that has changed the landscape of card magic forever.
		A proud husband, father and grandfather, Ed Marlo was quite proficient at ping pong, an outstanding baseball player, an excellent singer and an expert on western memoribilia then - with a particular fascination with gunslingers.
	hometown.aol.com /_ht_a/randymagic/bio.html (254 words)

	Magic Directory: Ed Marlo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Marlo would take a deck of cards everywhere because he could "pick up a fresh deck for a nickel ad create a lot of magic with it." However, saying that he was obsessed wouldn't be enough.
		Marlo quickly pulled the deck out of his pocket and began figuring out an explanation for it.
		Ed Marlo had a happy marriage to Muriel Meyer, his grade school sweetheart and the only woman he has ever dated.
	www.magicdirectory.com /marlo (457 words)

	Ed Marlo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ed Marlo (born Edward Malkowski in Chicago, Illinois, October 10, 1913 - November 7, 1991) was a legendary cardician.
		Marlo himself coined the term cardician, a term which has since been used for magicians who only perform card magic.
		Marlo wrote over sixty books and manuscripts, and contributed over 2000 tricks in the field of card magic.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ed_Marlo (252 words)

	Edward Marlo - Magicians - CardMSG \| MAGIC -- close-up magic at your fingertips! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		As Ed Marlo, he wrote over 60 books on every conceivable aspect of cards, contributing over 2000 tricks and subtleties to the art form.
		For example, on night, two magicians and their wives took Marlo and his wife to dinner to celebrate his birthday.
		Marlo whipped out a deck and began figuring out a way to perform the trick he'd just been described.
	www.cardmsg.com /magicians/edward-marlo.html (252 words)

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	www.bizhisto.com /Biz-Retail-Companies-M/Marlo.html (424 words)

	edward marlo? - Page 2 - :: Ellusionist > >
		Ed repeated the effect and when he counted the piles and showed the odd card was now on the other pile, he asked Johnny if he remembered the card.
		He asked me, “with your passion for cards, why is that you have never met Ed Marlo?” I was born and raised in Chicago and of course new Ed was from Chicago because his address was in most of the small pamphlet books he produced through Magic Inc. I couldn’t answer the question.
		Ed always amazed me for the fact that no matter what you asked him, he would be more than willing to explain a move or effect until you understood it.
	www.elusionist.com /forums/showthread.php?p=513072#post513072 (2058 words)

	Ed Marlo - Prime Time Underground Card Tricks and Magic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		"This is footage of Marlo in his prime, captured late at night at a kitchen table and beautifully narrated by Jon Racherbaumer...
		He talks about every move you see Marlo do, and he usually helps to break it down for you but be aware, this is NOT a training tape.
		the footage of Marlo doing his thing in the small kitchen, coupled with your amazing voice and the soft music makes for such a compelling and riveting entertainment - I was just blown away and I don't really expect to see anything like it again.
	www.ellusionist.com /order/marlo_ed_prime_time_underground.htm (564 words)

	Marlo
		I'm not quite sure when my Dad first met Ed, but it was most likely around 1951.
		Ed was a frequent visitor to our home in Oak Lawn, and my dad faithfully joined the Round Table downtown as one of Ed's disciples.
		Maybe it was the difference in their personalities that drew them together, but Ed was a devoted friend.
	home.mchsi.com /~emarski/art/marlo.html (121 words)

	Meir Yedid Magic - Edward Marlo
		The DVD begins with a short documentary hosted by Dan Korem about Edward Marlo and the famed Schulien's where Marlo used to hold court.
		This program was originally released in 1982 and was the first video footage of Marlo to be made available.
		A one-of-a-kind DVD set that features Ed Marlo performances in addition to interviews with many of his students who also perform and explain some of his card routines.
	www.mymagic.com /marlo.htm (1170 words)

	Legend - Ed Marlo - General Magic
		Taped at the same time as The Cardician but released eleven years later this broadcast quality DVD once again allows you to experience Edward Marlo in his prime.
		You will learn many of Marlo's favorite routines and techniques as only he could demonstrate them.
		It is full of card magic that Marlo students have always yearned to see.
	www.ronjo.com /thestore/prods/dvdlegend.html (478 words)

	Ed Sullivan Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The Ed Sullivan Show was the definitive and longest running variety series in television history (1948-71).
		In the late 1940s, television executives strove to translate the principles of the vaudeville stage to the new medium, the amalgamation referred to as "vaudeo." As sports reporter, gossip columnist, and master of ceremonies of various war relief efforts, Ed Sullivan had been a fixture on the Broadway scene since the early 1930s.
		Although Sullivan had no performing ability (comedian Alan King quipped: "Ed does nothing, but he does it better that anyone else on television"), he understood showmanship and had a keen eye for emerging talent.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/E/htmlE/edsullivans/edsullivans.htm (1089 words)

	Visions, The Online Journal of the Art of Magic
		Marlo's "Time Machine" is one of those card plots which should have been a classic but never really seemed to catch on much, probably because of an ill-advised drive by the fraternity to take it to some mythical "next level".
		Marlo's "Time Machine" never was a bad card trick and in Bauer's it's even better.
		Ed Marlo's "Time Machine" is a great routine in itself.
	www.xmission.com /~zerowc/reviews/0503timemachine.html (675 words)

	It's All In The Cards - Ed Marlo by David Solomon - DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Historic footage of Ed Marlo performing a collection of his original card effects and sleight of hand (including Devilish Miracle, Unbelievable Aces and Cards To Pocket, Open Prediction and 8 perfect riffle Faro Shuffles).
		Marlo's students perform and explain card effects inspired by their mentor.
		Bonus historic footage of Ed Marlo, Charlie Miller and Dai Vernon at the Magic Castle in the Palace of Mystery.
	charliesmagic.com /2006/marlo.htm (145 words)

	Ibidem Volume 2 - P. Howard Lyons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Ed Marlo, Alex Elmsley, Roy Walton and many other leading lights chose Ibidem to publish large amounts of their best work.
		Michael Close wrote in Genii magazine, "As I have said before (but few people seem to be listening), some of the best card magic I've read is hidden in the pages of Ibidem." Yes, the emphasis was on card magic, although puzzles and recreational mathematics also appeared frequently in its pages.
		This second volume of Lyons's widely acclaimed journal presents issues 17 through 28, and includes, along with the usual innovative assortment, special issues by Ed Marlo and Ravelli.
	www.hermeticpress.com /Books/Ibidem2.html (184 words)

	MagicBunny.co.uk :: Guest Speakers - Ron Bauer
		I first met Ed Marlo, and then visited with him several times in three magic-packed days in 1990, I think it was.
		I got to see Ed do tricks in that affable style you describe so well, to see that, contrary to some folks perceptions, he was a terrific entertainer and genuinely enjoyed performance.
		Ed showed me about half a dozen versions, not to show me how many he knew, but to find one that suited me. And, when I said, "oh, that's it, that's the one..." he stopped!
	www.magicbunny.co.uk /guests/ron/ron8.php (1145 words)

	Speaking with Experience - An interview with Jim Molinari // Session #5 - :: Ellusionist > >
		Meeting up with Ed Marlo almost every week for five years is certainly something many would like to say they’ve done.
		Meeting Ed, Dave, Simon, and Steve taught me the difference between “card tricks” and “card magic” and believe me there is a difference.
		And to be told by Ed Marlo that you were so natural he wasn't seeing the slieghts happen is a fantastic compliment and I'm sure it meant a lot to Jim.
	www.elusionist.com /forums/showthread.php?p=490610 (2479 words)

	Ed Marlo The Legend
		This broadcast-quality video captures Marlo in his prime, while still at the peak of his legendary skills.
		This is a complete and insightful instructional video containing material that true Marlo students have always yearned to see.
		Approximately one hour of 18 different incredible Marlo masterpieces.
	themagicwarehouse.com /cgi-bin/findit.pl?x_item=DV9684&x_name=Ed+... (45 words)

	The Faro Shuffle
		Marlo was also my source of instruction.I use Bycicles.
		It can be learned from Marlo's publication.There is considerable advice there.
		My question to you and anyone else who feels they have mastered this shuffle is how long did it take you learn it.
	www.cs.wisc.edu /~roy/magictalk-wisdom/discussions/faro.html (1308 words)

	The Cardician (The Ed Marlo Video, v. 1)
		Ed Marlo comes across as one of those old time pool hustlers with his wise guy mob boss voice.
		There are interesting Marlo recalled stories peppered throughout the video which makes for an enjoyable and entertaining viewing.
		In the written description of this sleight in Marlo's "Seconds, Centers and Bottoms" you'd never guess this deal could pass by anyone.
	www.magictalk.com /cgi-bin/reviews.cgi?read=178 (670 words)

	magicspin.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		One of my favourite books of Marlo's is 'Action Palm' from his 'Revolutionary Card Series,' a book with a lifetime's worth of techniques for the palm.
		Thomas Baxter identifies this move as Marlo's, but I find it a little annoying to read a book where the main feature is in fact an independent re-invention.
		The Marlo move is not the only move published in the book but is a starting point for a number of variations.
	allmagic.com /spin/spins/baxteractioncop.html (587 words)

	Around the Kitchen Table
		I miss watching my dad practice Marlo's tricks, while sitting at our kitchen round table.
		All of these movies are from the personal collection of Art and Rose Weygandt and were NEVER meant for profit by anyone.
		Marlo gladly allowed my mother Rose to film him in our home with the complete trust that this understanding would never be violated.
	home.mchsi.com /~emarski/art/videos.html (185 words)

	DennyMagic.com \| Card Magic of Edward Marlo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Here is a hardbound volume of super sessions with the legendary card master, Edward Marlo.
		Marlo's last three lectures were held in the eighties in St, Louis, Las Vegas, and Niagara Falls.
		There were a very limited number of lecture notes printed for these lectures and they quickly became collector's items.
	www.dennymagic.com /cgi-bin/hazel.cgi?action=detail&item=001168 (167 words)

	Magic Illusion Equipment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The whole series of marlo books that was sold by Magic INC 10 years ago has NOW been combined into one big book.
		This long-awaited collection of Ed Marlo's books has been ten years in the making.
		Now is your chance to learn the techniques that made Ed Marlo famous and have inspired countless magicians to become cardicians.
	www.aleena.com /tilford/edMarlo.html (147 words)

	eBay - futures ed, Trading Card Games, Diecast, Toy Vehicles items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
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	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=futures+ed&newu=1&krd=1 (502 words)

	The Magic Cafe Forums - Should the bottom & second deal be exposed?
		I think in one of Ed Marlo's videos, (somebody please correct me if I'm wrong here!) he makes a very humourous (but thought-provoking) comment about how he finds it remarkable that many magicians spend years mastering their false deals only to end up exposing them to lay audiences under the guise of a gambling "expose".
		In conclusion, there is yet another perspective which you may want to consider, and that is whether to expose an inferior method of false dealing to lay audiences, and keep the superior method a secret.
		In Ed Marlo's "Seconds, Centers, Bottoms", Marlo writes - (quote) "Never use the Master Method for exhibition purposes as you will tear down everything you have worked for".
	www.themagiccafe.com /forums/viewtopic.php?topic=31754&forum=2 (2457 words)

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		Marlo's reputation and output continued to escalate, and soon the "kids" gathered around him included the likes of Jon Racherbaumer, Bill Malone, Steve Draun, Simon Aronson, and David Solomon, to mention only a few.
		The highlight of the set is a lengthy performance by Marlo, shot in 1970, featuring excellent magic tricks and extraordinary demonstrations of second, center, and bottom dealing, plus eight perfect tabled riffle faros in a row.
		Also included here are wonderful anecdotes by Marlo's friends, some 1983 footage of Marlo visiting Vernon and Miller at the Magic Castle, and contemporary performances inspired by Marlo.
	littleegyptmagic.com /magic_december2005.html (1185 words)

	magic trick - Ed Marlo's Time Machine (written by Ron Bauer)
		The fewer of us using these, the better it is. Never the less, if you are looking to do the most powerful magic that you can find, then look no further than the Bauer scripts.
		This particular piece, “Ed Marlo’s Time Machine” is a card effect.
		It is directly based on Marlo’s original handling, but has been strengthened with Bauer’s attention to the script itself and his simplification of the idea behind it.
	www.talkmagic.co.uk /ftopic4173.php (1076 words)

	Stevens Magic Emporium
		This manuscript was originally released in 1961 by Ed Marlo, and now has been re-released by Muriel Marlo and Randy Wakeman.
		So rare is this private monograph from Marlo that even many Marlo students were not aware it existed.
		It stands as testimony to the brilliance of Ed Marlo that these ideas were developed by him over 40 years ago, yet some have only recently been employed by others.
	www.stevensmagic.com /shopping/shopexd.asp?id=4827 (183 words)

	a weblog for the magical arts / Marlo - It's All in the Cards
		There is previously unseen Marlo footage, a full documentary of his life in card magic plus a host of renowned Marlo students performing material.
		Dave filmed some of the trick section when I was in Chicago for TSD and showed some of the Marlo footage, from the previews I have seen it is a wonderful collection of footage for those of us who never had the opportunity to meet Marlo, and also for those that did!
		Historic footage of Ed Marlo performing a collection of his original card effects and sleight of hand (including Devilish Miracle, Unbelievable Aces and Cards To Pocket, Open Prediction and a sequence of 8 perfect riffle Faro Shuffles)
	www.magician.org.uk /?itemid=991&catid=1 (280 words)

	Art and Ardor at the Card Table by Nuzzo & Marlo $44.82 FREE Shipping!
		He studied sleight of hand with Edward Marlo and published with Marlo three manuscripts included in this book.
		Edward Marlo (1913 — 1991) was Jimmy’s inspirational teacher and mentor.
		Marlo was a legend only known closely by a select few students.
	www.magic.org /store/product_info.php?products_id=2032 (874 words)

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