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Gloomsbury Manor, October 29, 1976: Paul Lynde hosts an hour of network television that put KISS, Margaret Hamilton’s Wicked Witch, Witchiepoo, Betty White, and Tim Conway on the same stage

Gloomsbury Manor, October 29, 1976: Paul Lynde hosts an hour of network television that put KISS, Margaret Hamilton’s Wicked Witch, Witchiepoo, Betty White, and Tim Conway on the same stage, 1976 — historic image
Gloomsbury Manor, October 29, 1976: Paul Lynde hosts an hour of network television that put KISS, Margaret Hamilton’s Wicked Witch, Witchiepoo, Betty White, and Tim Conway on the same stage, 1976. Historic image from the Chapter 4 — Halloween Comes to Television collection.

Gloomsbury Manor, October 29, 1976: Paul Lynde hosts an hour of network television that put KISS, Margaret Hamilton’s Wicked Witch, Witchiepoo, Betty White, and Tim Conway on the same stage

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NotesGloomsbury Manor, October 29, 1976: Paul Lynde hosts an hour of network television that put KISS, Margaret Hamilton’s Wicked Witch, Witchiepoo, Betty White, and Tim Conway on the same stage. ABC ran it once and never again. Source: Still from The Paul Lynde Halloween Special. Directed by Sidney Smith; written by Bruce Vilanch and others. Hoysyl Productions for ABC. First broadcast October 29, 1976. Reproduced under fair use for scholarly commentary.
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