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Date Posted: 01:19:01 08/06/08 Wed
Author: Tim
Subject: Re: Shock Theater
In reply to: Officer Torch 's message, "Re: Shock Theater" on 19:18:16 08/05/08 Tue

The Shock Theater package was a little before my time. Chiller was another famous one, and Zacherly seems to be one of the best-remembered of the early horror hosts, along with Vampira from the west coast. John Zacherle is his real name, and I believe he is still alive. I didn't grow up on the east or west coasts where the more famous hosts worked, but in the 1960s and 1970s there were some great "scary movie" shows in my area, with some pretty cool hosts.

Tim

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