Black
Magician To Set World Record To Benefit The March Of Dimes
Dewayne
Hill
Charleston,
WV (BlackNews.com)
- Comedy Magician Dewayne Hill will set a world record on
April 14, 2007 to benefit the March of Dimes Foundation at
the Charleston Town Center Mall. Dewayne will perform over
100 card tricks with 60 minutes setting a world record.
Various businesses and friends will donate money per trick
that Dewayne completes within the 60-minute time frame, and
Dewayne will give 100% of all proceeds to the Charleston chapter
of the March of Dimes. "I think the March of Dimes does a
great work and I am willing to do whatever I can to help",
said Hill.
A claim has been submitted to Guinness World Record office
for review and publication. At the present time there is nothing
on record for such a claim and Dewayne hopes it will be listed
and published after he submits all the documentation concerning
the event. The Guinness World Record office sent Hill a list
of rules and guidelines to be completed and submitted before
they formally publish the claim, such as a witness for the
entire event, an official time keeper, the event being in
a public venue, etc.
Guinness
World Records published a similar record in which 654
modeling balloon sculptures were completed within an
hour.
The event
is open to the public and will start at 2:00pm on April
14 at the Charleston Town Center Mall Center Court.
Additional pledges are being accepted prior and the
day of the event. For more information go to dewaynehill.com
One of the
national's few professionally touring black magicians,
Comedy Magician Dewayne Hill started his professional
career at the age of 17 performing illegally at comedy
clubs. Dewayne now performs all over the country for
corporate events, comedy clubs, and non-profit organizations.
Dewayne
is currently planning another world record event for
early fall of 2007 as well as a fundraising tour to
benefit local and inner city charities in the cities
he will be performing.
CONTACT:
Dewayne Hill
304-437-1989
dewaynehill@yahoo.com
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