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2 minutes ago, 1950's war comics said:

Sweet theatrical release poster

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That is a nice poster, I still have the mini poster, watch and t-shirt somewhere from Michael Crawfords West end production. The gimmick was that if you sat directly under the chandelier the seat only cost you £1 that is providing it was cleaned from all the brown stuff left from the last person.:) The £1 ticket is true.   

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3 minutes ago, tv horror said:

That is a nice poster, I still have the mini poster, watch and t-shirt somewhere from Michael Crawfords West end production. The gimmick was that if you sat directly under the chandelier the seat only cost you £1 that is providing it was cleaned from all the brown stuff left from the last person.:) The £1 ticket is true.   

LOL brown stuff 

that is awesome insight to playgoers !! i had never heard of that ,!

yes of course the falling chandelier is another reason that "Phantom" is so great !

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44 minutes ago, 1950's war comics said:

a couple vintage Frankenstein Halloween mask....

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Some of those Halloween masks go for a fair amount of money, as for Ireland and Halloween it originated here and was known as Samhain, it was the night were the dead could cross over into the living World. Many a story were told of witches and goblins banshee and ghosts and of course the infamous Jack O'Lantern. Both DC and Marvel had their own versions of Jack one good the other bad, however the true Jack was a murdering swine who murdered by his lantern's light.  Here is a rare meeting of the two in comic form.

 

 

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