Artistes of the Month

Paul Daniels

'THE PAUL DANIELS MAGIC SHOW' regularly hit 15,000,000 every week. It was TOP of the ratings on BBC1 and the repeats were TOP of the ratings on BBC2 in the same week. It was the FIRST television show to knock the Wonderful Morecambe and Wise shows off the number one slot at Christmas.

It won the GOLDEN ROSE OF MONTREAUX award for the BBC. It was the first
time they had won it in 17 YEARS. Paul Daniels has made over 600 television shows.

On seeing Paul for the first time LIVE, you will realise that his tremendous magical ability is wrapped around his skill of ad-libbing and comedy with his audience, leaving everybody not only MYSTIFIED but BREATHLESS from laughing at an act that travels at breakneck speed from beginning to end.

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Bruce Jones

Bruce Jones is a consultant, specialising in international affairs and defence issues, with expertise in media and public affairs. He works in Westminster/Whitehall and world-wide for companies, organisations and government departments. Activities past and present involve formulating responses for the NATO Secretary-General's and UK Cabinet Offices, providing parliamentary questions, submissions for Commons' Committees and amendments to legislation.

He is seconded by the Foreign Office on OSCE International Observation Missions to trouble spots in the Balkans, former Soviet Union and the Caucasus. Other clients include the Imperial War Museum. He comments on world affairs, including terrorism, in TV and radio features and interviews.

He undertakes public speaking roles as:·

• Conference chairman and presenter presiding over more than sixty in the UK and abroad in the last five years·
• Keynote speaker and commentator at specialist events and seminars.·
• Raconteur giving profound and at times irreverent behind-the-scenes insight with his considerable experience of international affairs as a long-term observer in Russia and the Balkans, of life overseas in Africa and the Middle East, and in the Intelligence Corps.
  

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Dennis Taylor

Dennis started to play snooker at 9 years of age in his home town, Coalisland, Northern Ireland. He moved to England at the age of 17 to work - not play snooker.

By the age of 14 he was the best billiards and snooker player in his local area. He won the British Junior Billiards title in the 1967/68 season and turned professional in 1971/72 season.

The big turning point in his career came when he paid his own way to go to Canada to compete in the Canadian Open in 1974. He beat Alex Higgins to get through final - only to lose to Cliff Thornburn.

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