a month on the air. In the mid-1970s, the resort offered a nude ice-skating show called Spice on Ice, although it eventually lost interest among audiences as other resorts opened their own topless ice shows. Spice on Ice ran for four years, and was replaced by an ice-skating variety show, Ice Fantasy, in 1977. Another ice show, titled Fire and Ice, debuted in 1982, in the resort's Fiesta showroom. The show included Albert Lucas, who would juggle while ice-skating. The show eventually ended, but returned in 1989, when the Hacienda began reviving its old ice shows. At the time, the show consisted of comedy acts and ice skating. Comedian Redd Foxx was a frequent performer at the Hacienda during the late 1980s, and he later got married at the Little Church of the West. Magician Lance Burton performed at the Hacienda from 1991 to 1996. References Defunct casinos in the Las Vegas Valley Defunct hotels in the Las Vegas Valley Casinos completed in 1956 Hotel buildings completed in 1956 Hotels established in 1956 1956 establishments in Nevada 1996 disestablishments in Nevada Skyscraper hotels in Paradise, Nevada Demolished hotels in Clark County, Nevada Buildings and structures demolished in 1996 Buildings and structures demolished in 1997 Casino hotels Buildings and structures demolished by controlled implosion