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Magic Star Cole a headliner at age 28

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If you haven’t yet seen the newest addition to “TV’s Magic Stars,” well, get over there before the opportunity disappears.

At the age of 28, headliner Danny Cole has already made a significant mark in the world of magic. He was twice voted “Stage Magician of the Year” by the membership of the Magic Castle in Hollywood, he was a guest performer on Lance Burton’s second network special, and he has been a featured performer in Gala shows and at Variety Theaters around the globe.

He joins Jonathan Neal Brown, Joel Ward & Morgan and Christopher Hart. , whose grand Illusion, spectacular magic, impressive sleight-of-hand and comedy asides make up “TV’s Magic Stars” show inside the Golden Cabaret at the Horizon Casino Resort.



The show features four remarkable headliners who have amazed TV audiences for years on NBC, CBS, ABC, and Fox. From their numerous appearances on The Tonight Show, to starring roles in specials, and major motion pictures, you can’t help but recognize the talent featured on stage.

Taking the starring role is Brown, who, along with his assistant Liane, starred in the CBS show, “The World’s Greatest Magicians.” Along with his numerous performances on NBC’s The Tonight Show, Brown has received ten consecutive nominations and has been twice voted “Stage Magician Of The Year”



Award-winning magician Joel Ward, and his assistant Morgan, have been featured on Fox Family’s “Lance Burton’s Young Magician’s Showcase.” Joel’s high energy and original magic earned him first place at the International Brotherhood of Magicians Competition, the world largest magic organization. Joel started performing at age 10, and by 15 become the World Champion Teen Magician.

Christopher Hart is said to have the most famous right hand in Hollywood. His hand has appeared as “Thing”, the enchanting disembodied hand in three Addams Family movies The Addams Family, Addams Family Values, and Addams Family Reunion. Christopher then went on to be cast in the film Idle Hands, in which he played an evil disembodied hand on a rampage, expressing a whole new character with his hand. His sleight-of-hand magic has been featured in national television commercials for McDonalds, Honda, RCA, and others. He has twice been awarded “Stage Magician of the Year” by Hollywood’s Magic Castle, and Princess Stephanie of Monaco personally awarded him the top prize at the “Grand Prix Magique” held in Monte Carlo.

Veteran Producers Paul Reder and Tony Clark are no strangers to producing award-winning shows centered around magic. From their hit show, Fusion (now playing in Laughlin, NV), , to their shows Viva Vaudeville, Fusion 2, and The Chipper Lowell Experience, their shows have delighted audiences from all over the world.

TV’s Magic Stars runs nightly except Tuesdays in the Golden Cabaret Theater inside the Horizon Casino Resort. Show times are 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., with a special kids free matinee at 3 p.m. on Sundays (certain restrictions apply. Call for details).

Adult tickets are $24.95, and children 12 get in for $19.95. Tickets are available at the Horizon’s Box Office or purchase online at http://www.ticketmaster.com. For more information call the Horizon, (775) 588-6211, or visit http://www.tvsmagicshow.com.


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