NOVEMBER

THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE FOR ALL MONSTERS!

(If you are not a Monster, don’t dare read It.)

MASTERS
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CONTENTS
A MONSTAR IS REBORN
ANNUAL TRANSYLVANIAN CENSUS.
MONSTER MOTHER GOO^

CHILLER CARTOONS.
MUCHO MONSTERS FROM MEXICO.

A FRIEND FROM NEXT DOOR.

MACABRE MIRTH.
ART GALLERY OF CLASSIC CHILLERS.
OREHEK IN ORBIT
STATIONERY FROM TRANSYLVANIA

TRANSYLVANIAN TEE HEEEEES.

THE TV SCENE

ROBERT C. SPROUL
PUBLISHER
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Dear Sirs:
Thanks for sending me the ad-

70ST
MO^TENV
vance copy of "For Monsters Only.”
Your magazine helps us monsters
put forth a better image to the pub-
lic. Keep up the wonderful work.

I’m sure your magazine will be near

OFFICE
the top in sales. Please forgive the
wet paper and the wet envelope.
The Creature from the
Black Lagoon
Swampsville, Fla,

And the piailman who delivered

Dear Sirs; Dear Editor: your letter was all wet too, Creat.
I want to take this opportunity to I like your new magazine. It’s

wish your new magazine great luck. great

May you be in business as long as I hate it. It’s for the birds!
1 have. Dr. Jekyll and
The Mummy Mr. Hyde
Cairo, Egypt 43-45 Dovershire St.

London, England
Thanks. It’s always nice to hear from
an old friend. And you’re a real old, Hmmm! Two opinions for the price
old, old, old iriend. of one stamp.'

Dear Igor and Ivan:

Read "For Monsters Only” (Stop)
Amazing magazine (Stop) I want to
sing its praises (Stop)
Phantom of the Opera
45 Rue de Re-Mi-Do
Dear Editor:
Paris, France
Great, great, grrreat! That’s the
Hi, Phantom old boy! How’s the word for "For Monsters Only.” My
old pipes? Bet you can still belt out bride enjoyed it immensely too.
an old tune now and then. Bo, bo, Frankenstein’s Monster
ba, be Hotel Hilton
Room 5EEEEH
Transylvania
All us monsters here in Transyl-
vania send you our warmest greet- Glad you and the little lady liked
ings and wish you success with your the magazine, Frankie.
excellent publication. Hairs to you
Wolfman
145-67 Mud Lane
Transylvania East, 06378

Fangs for the swell letter, Wolfman.

Dear Sirs:

The Invisible Man

30 Westhampton
Lanchester South
London, England

You certainly can read between his

words!
Dear Editors: Hi Cats:
Just a few lines (blood lines, of Swinging little magazine you’ve
course) to inform you how much I got there. Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!
liked your gigantic, -thrilling maga- The Real Beetles
zine. Hope it will be a fang-tastic hit. Old MacDonald’s Farm
Count Dracula Shropershire, England
White Castle.
And some happy, high notes to you
East-South Transylvania

When you have a friend like Count

'Dracula, it'slike having money in Dear Sirs;

the bank — blood bank, of course! Went ape over the first issue o/
"For Monsters Only.”
King Kong
Empire State Bldg.
New York, N.Y. 038976

What are you trying to do? Make a

monkey out of us? Who read it to
you? Mighty Joe Young?

Dear Sirs:

Here’s wishing you a really, really

Dear Igor and Staff:
big shew Hoping you will always
!

After glancing over the advance

be a hit like talented me.
issue of "For Monsters Only” which
Ed Suddenpain
you sent me, I can offer only one
comment. You should have a column
CBSSSS TV
Transylvania
on how a person can look neat and
dress correctly at all times. Nice to hear from that super-star-
The Blob maker. Ed Suddenpain. He's got
(No address given) more talent in his little pointing
finger than some folks have in their
We are now trying to pnd somebody
entire bodies.
to do a column of this type. So far,
we’ve been turned down by The
Mole People and The Phantom of
the Opera. They all wanted too
much money.

A tia
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to the following
motion picture companies and
news services for the use of their
stills. Thonks a mlllioni

If you feel like dropping us a line, Universal International, United

here's our castle address: Artists, Paramount Pictures, Allied
Letters Department Artists, Castle Films, American-
FOR MONSTERS ONLY, Dept. 1104 International Pictures, United
45 West 45th St. Press International, Columbia
Pictures, Real Art, Warner Bros.,
New York, N.Y. 10036
Astor Pictures, ABC TV, Azteca
Film Co., and 20th Century Fox.
EDITOR
DOCTOR CYCLOPS KIERNAN
Born: Foggy London Town, 1719.
Schools: Ben Casey High School.
College Of Eye, Nose and Dandruff.
H<^bies: Grave robbing, do-it-yourself casket-making.
Other magazines worked for: Saturday Evening Ghost,
Better Homes and Tombs, Field and Scream.

LAYOUT and PRODUCTION

COUNT IVAN VON FOSTER
Bom: Transylvania, 1803.
Schools: P.S. 157848, Frankenstein High School,
University of Dracula.
Degrees First, second and third degrees.
:

Hobbies: Raising animals such as King Kong and

Godzilla.
Sports: Playing kick-the-stake emd footbrawl.

MR. MOTTO GLADIR

Bom: On the Road to Mandalay (1777-1867).
We still use his material because every time there’s a
full moon. Motto flies into the office with a
script under his wing.

COL. LIONEL VAN VAMPIRE

Bom: 1983, which really makes him ahead of his time.
Lives in an old, deserted G.I. cave.
Hobbies: M^ddng mole hills out of mountains.
Married three times, a redhead, a blonde and a plaid.

ARTISTS
PHANTOM BELA SEVERIN
Studied art with Vincent Van Gogh, and hits Vincent’s
ear to prove it. Likes to paint in oils (boiling oils)
Bom: February 34, 1435 (which makes him quite old)

CATMAN BORIS McCARTNEY

Lives in a split-level castle in Outer Transylvania. Has
wife, two daughters, three sons and a partridge
in a pear tree.
 How to pass a genius

/^LL of US can’t be geniuses.

^.But any monster with a little

talent can be a success — and

that’s more than geniuses like
Doctor Frankenstein and Profes-
sor Irving Blob are!
Now all you monsters can earn
big money and live the life of
Riley or Rockefeller. The Tran-
sylvania Correspondence Schools
have helped many monsters be-
come big men in their home
towns: folks such as King Kong,
Mighty Joe Young and Tom
Thumb.
For more than 760 years, Tran-
sylvania Correspondence School
has shown the way towards the
road to success. Act now! Big
money awaits you! Clip the
coupon and take your first step
to fame, success and infamy.
Remember! A monster can wear
a gray flannel suit just as well as
a mere Madison Avenue mortal.

TRANSYLVANIA CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS TC S

 LON CBANE7 SN.

FATIIEK,

THE TEAM THAT PUT

THE WORD “HORROR”
IN HORROR MOVIES: THE CHANEYS.

by James Gorodetzer

¥ ON CHANEY, SR., the man who many critics
the greatest portrayer of monsters the screen
has ever known, was bom on April Fool’s Day, 1886,
in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The second of four
children, Lon enjoyed the great outdoors, especially
fishing and hunting. At an early age, he was even a
deem guide at Pike’s Peak. Because his parents were deaf
and dumb, Lon found it necessary to learn the sign
language as a means of communication with them.
Many claim that this was of enormous value in his
later career, in that such manual manipulations
served as the basis for making his later, silent movie
 Qiias}n«fo in "THE HUNCHBjfCK OF NOTRE D4ME.'' The girl is Pafsy Rufh Miller, a star of many
silant pictures.

pantomimed characterizations more believable,

The "man of a fheusond faces" as an old lady
the motion picture. "THE UNHOLT THREE."
At the age of IS, Lon Chaney, Sr. entered show
business, as a stagehand in a Colorado Springs theater.
After a short time, he drifted into bit parts in nu-
merous theatrical productions. Eventually, he found
himself a member of a traveling stock company or-
ganized by his brother John, which performed along
the West Coast. When bad times hit the company,
John was forced to sell his share in it, but Lon re-
mained with the group, practicing his fine art of
‘make believe.”
At the age of 19, Lon married Cleva Creighton,
an actress. A son, Creighton Tull, was born (Lon
Chaney, Jr,). Months later, the family moved to
Chicago, where Lon Chaney, Sr. found work in sev-
“The Red Kimono.”
eral productions such as the play
When the show completed its run in 1913, the Chaney
family headed for California. In Los Angeles, Lon
in became a song and dance man in musicals, until he
eventually became a movie extra. By now, his mar-
"THE PHANTOM OP THE OPERA" descends the
To many people, this was Chaney's
staircase.
greatest role.

riage was on shaky grounds, and in 1914, he divorced

Cleva. For the following few years, Chaney directed
two-reelers, wrote scripts and acted in bit parts
in many silent movies.
1916 was the year in which Lon Chaney, Sr. be-
gan his emergence as the great creator of the macabre.
This was also the year in which he began his experi-
mentations with make-up. His first big break in
motion pictures occurred in 1918 when he portrayed
the villain in William S. Hart’s classic western, “Rid-
dle Gawne." “The Miracle Man,” “Treasure Island,”
“Victory,” “The Penalty" and “Oliver Twist” soon
followed.
However, the masterpiece which made Lon Chan-
ey, Sr. the monster's monster was Universal’s 1923
production of Victor Hugo's immortal “The Hunch-
back of Notre Dame.” For the role of Quasimoto,
he wore 70 pounds of make-up, For three months,
he arrived at the studio at 6 A.M. and left at 8 or
night. When “The Hunchback” was finally
9 o’clock at
and the public had discovered
released, the critics
a new superstar of the screen, Lon Chaney.
In 1925, Chaney made two highly acclaimed films,
“The Unholy Three” and “The Phantom of the
Opera.” Many of his admirers still consider his por-
trayal of the Phantom as his most remarkable role
and his most challenging make-up job. (It had ac-
tually required five hours to apply the necessary
make-up.)
One of Lon Chaney’s rare motion pictures in which
he used no make-up was “Tell it to the Marines”
(1927). Afthis time, his health began to deteriorate,
and a growth in his throat was discovered. Chaney
entered a Los Angeles hospital for a check-up, and
the doctors diagnosed cancer of the throat. He died
on August 26, 1930. The world had lost its first
great King of the Monsters, but the King had left
a legacy of great film classics, his make-up kit, and
his son,Lon Chaney, Jr.
Using his real name of Creighton Chaney, Lon
Chaney, Jr, broke into movies in 1932 with the
movie, “The Bird of Paradise.” In the same year,
he made “Lucky Devils” for R.K.O. with Bill Boyd
(Hopalong Cassidy), Roscoe Ates and William Gar-

Chaney played the part ot a tough marine in

"TELL IT TO THE MARINES."
In fhe fifm ''FR>4NKENST£IN MEETS THE WOLF M4N," Chaney played the hairy beast. Bela Lu-
ges! was the monster.
Chaney Is seen geHing the worst at it in "the Black Sheep.” 8osi( Rafhbene, Tamireff and
John Cerrodine shared horror honors with Chaney fn this fhriller.
gan. He
Fathoms Deep.”
It was on January 26, 1935 that Creighton Chaney
legally changed his name to Lon Chaney, Jr. Also
in 1935, he portrayed an undercover agent in the
film “Riot Squad.” From 1935 to 1940, Lon Chaney,
Jr. appeared in numerous features as a villain, gang-
ster or cowboy. In 1938, he appeared in "Jesse
James” with Tyrone Power and Henry Fonda. Chan-
ey was almost killed when he fell from a horse
during the shooting of this movie. During this period,
he also made “1,000,000 B.C.” for Hal Roach, and
“Union Pacific” for Paramount.
In 1940, Lon Chaney, Jr. appeared as Lennie in
John Steinbeck’s “Of Mice and Men." This was his
first big break, and served as the starting point of
his phenomenal rise to stardom. “North to the Klon-
dike” was made in 1942 for Universal Pictures. Star-
was a newcomer to movies,
In a recent interview, Lon Chaney, Jr. stated: “I
am greatful to films. I’ve played ’em all, The Mum-
my, Dracula, The Wolfman, Frankenstein, the sec-
ond time around, but The Wolfman is my monster. I
played him six times. I am always thankful for the
make-up kit my father left me, and I hope that it
will continue to bring me good luck. May the world
remember me only half as much as my immortal
and talented father, Lon Chaney, Sr.”
Several more motion pictures in which Lon Chan-
ey, Jr. starred were “The Frozen Ghost,” ‘The Mum-
my's Tomb,” ‘The Haunted Palace,” The Black
Sleep,” “Weird Woman,” “The Devil’s Messenger”
and the renowned “Frankenstein Meets The Wolf-
man.” In a future issue of FOR MONSTERS ONLY,
we’ll try to give a more complete listing of the
movies in which Lon Chaney, Jr. has appeared. END
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Bela Fangman, an eld movie monster, tries to hit the difficult come-bock
trail, and finds that there is more than one way to skin a human!

mrtBH GBOZdE QlADlf^

Look, Bela Baby! I’d like to star you

in ANOTHER monster movie, but the
public hashad its fill of the usual
vampire picturesi
D.K. Baby, I’VE DONE IT
AGAIN! I’VE DONE IT

AGAINI

DONE
WHAT,
SY?
 I saw
Screams! Beautiful screams! Like I

him FIRST!
never heard when was the top dog
1

— I meon TOP BAT in the movie

monster business.

Good Hades! You're lucky that mob

They spofted <
What was didn't stampede you of the Rolling
THAT? to DEATH!
after’hfs"
autograph!
 A FRIEND FROM NEXT DOOR

Henry Hull as an early “Wolf Man/’

A great guy —and you should have seen him when he put his make-up on.
1 "Some wise-guy at the office put something 1
"It's me, Mom! I'm home from
1 strange ir» MY COFFEE during the coffee I
BASKETBALL practice!"

"Don't move, dear.

Yojr transistor radi
is stuck in your earl

accident?'

'No thanks. Already had

 MONSTER
MOTHER
GOOSE

There was an old witch who lived in

a shoe;
She had so many children that one
day,

She grabbed her broom and away she

flew.

T-H1» vt' -

Little Jack Ripper, sat in a corner, eating his Christmas pie;

He piit in his thumb, and pulled out a knife, and said;

"Boy, now someooay s reaiiy going lo cryr

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Old Mother Hibbard, went to the cupboard, Old King Ghoul was a merry, old soul.
To fetch her poor dog a bore; And a merry, old soil was he:
When she got there, the cupboard was bare, He called for his pipe
Except for a skull and a gnome! And his embalmers three.

Mary had a little liiard, and everywhere Diddle, diddle dimpling, my son John:
That Mary went, the lizard was sure to go; Went to bed with his stockings on:

One day they went to the zoo, and the One shoe off. and two shoes on;
Keeper kept Mary and let the lizard go. Diddle, diddle dumpling, my son John.

Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet,

Eating her curds and whey;

Along came a spider and sat down beside her;
It was actually her Aunt May.
 ANOTHER NICE NEIGHBOR

FRANKENSTEIN'S MONSTER
Frankie is living i-he goodlife now. His bride just came info a bundle of money.
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Corfoen/sf Don Oreftefc takes a leak at today's world. With a strange smile on his
lips, and a ghastly gleam in his eye, he created these collector's cartoons. Read 'em,
and we guarantee you'll die laughing.

OREHEK

"Long distance^ please."

IN
ORBIT "They’re net as sfrange>leoking as
they'd be."
we thought

"I hate the sight ef blood." "I don't think we'll get much out ef him. Chief.
All he says is AARRRAAAG/i"
 A Fomil^ klhm
FOR MONSTERS ONLY Magazine takes great
in presenting a few snapshots from
pleasure
tilefamily album of that fun couple, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Lizzard-Btobs. These nice
people are now celebrating their golden-
marble wedding anniversary. They’ve been
hitched for 225 years .Let's hear it for
. .

them, gang! Oh, for they're a jolly good

couple, for they’re a jolly good couple . .
Uncle Irvent, taken the day he drank
the wron 9 formala. May 21, 1907.

This is our oldest danghter, Zelda. She’s the black sheep of

the family. She turned out to be beautiful. October 27, 1943.

Halloween in Transylvania —a day of fun and games. Taken July 13, 1952.
MUCHO MONSTERS
FROM MEXICO
THE GOOD FOLKS OF TRANSYLVANIA WOULD LIKE TO TAKE
OFF OUR HATS TO OUR BROTHER MONSTERS IN MEXICO.

Today, the Mexican motion picture industry is turning out some of the most fantastic, horror-
packed movies in the history of celluloid chillers. Through the courtesy of Azteca Films of New
York, we would like to take
 From the same picture,

Chaney claims another

victim. Also starring in
this tright film was
Tin-Tan, one of the Spanish
worlii's great comedians.

THE MONSTER

Trapped in an ancient attic is Pepife (played by Pepite Remay),

and hi$ pfeymate. Hefd year breatb, Pepite. "(T'S” gettinlr cieser.
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^ m

w Hfflmni' SOME UONSTERU He's going to

stab Pepite with the wrong end of the knife.
Frobobly, he's just an apprentice fiend.

The Creature from the Black Saloon has

caught our friend Pepifo. Now he's going
to toss him off the building. Don't worry;

\
 most famous portrayer of monsters,
>4bel Salazar, Mexico's Is gllffl|Med os he Is partaking of dinner.
(Hope he remembers to brush his teeth after every meal.)
One of the most terrifying scenes in the anneis of Spanish horror pictures
IS thistransfermatien el actress Lilia Del Valle into a witch for a day.
QUICK
QUIZ
O.K., fiends. It’s test time again!
Peter Lowferd shows what happens when you try to get
Let's see how smart you are. Grab
too many shaves tram a fBOP-BOPl razor blade. The
a pen, pencii or spike that’s been picture is:
dipped in vampire piasma and com- A— SMILIN' JACK MEETS THE WRIGHT BROTHERS.
mence. Hope you pass, ’cause if you B— IT CAME FROM OUT OF THE CAR WASH.
don't you’ii have to stand In tbe
C— DEAD RINSER.
D—TAMMY and the soda jerk.
corner of the tomb. READY, SET,
GHOUL!

HOW TO SCORE:

6 rigbt— You're a mighty monster.

5 right— You’re a fair fiend.

4 right— You’re a miid mummy.

3 or less right-Turn in your fangs;
you’re off the team!

Here we have The Claw and the Big

Bore. The meeting took place in:
"1 thought I saw a pussy cat; I did, I did!" comes from:
A— DR. FU MANCHU AND THE JET SET. A—THE PHANTOM OF THE PIZZA STORE.
fl— CHARLIE CHAN OPENS A LAUNDRY. B_THE CREATURE WALKS AMONG US.
C— MY SUN IS QUICK. C— DOCTOR JEKYLL AND MR. CLEAN.
D_THE MOTHER-IN-LAW OF DRACULA. D— THE BOWERY BOYS MEET PAUL ANKA.
 O
Va

'Gofta mateh?” That's what the nice mon in Me KING KONG'S DAUGHTER, GIDGET. B— FRANKENSTEIN.
doorway is saying in that monstrous movie: -THE BEATLES GET A HAIRCUT. D— THE BLOB GOES TO YALE

Going ope over Me nice lady is Hairy Gus. This

Something fishy is happening here. happened in;
From Me movie called:
A—THE BRIDE AND THE BEAST.
A— LASSIE SINGS IRVING BERLIN. B— REGIS TOOMEY BULLDOG DRUMMOND.
v$.
B— THE OUTER PARKING SPACE. C— DOCTOR CYCLOPS ON BROADWAY.
C— MR. MOTO VISITS DISNEYLAND. P— NINOTCHKA.
D— CREATURE FROM THE LAGOON.

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 FOR
MONSTERS
ONLY ART GALLERY
r"
OF CLASSIC
CHlUiRS
 "BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN." Boris
Korlelf is Hie monster; seated is Colin
Clive. The guy sfandmg in the center
Is either an undertaker or the mar-
riage broker.

Famous eboroefer actor George Zuc-

CO fs about to get a bit in tbe head
from Bela Lugosi in the pulsating pic-
ture. "RETURN OF THE APE MAN."
A scene from "SON OF FRANKENSTEIN." Left to right: Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff, Basil Rathbone.
Many fans cioim fAis was the greatest of all the Frankenstein movies.

"THE hfONSTER AND THE APE"

starred Robert Lowery, George
Afocreody and Corele'MofAews.
If you know wAo this big hunk of
TAe good docfor is Lionel Afwill. The patient is'yeur metal is, please let us know.
friend and mine, Bela Lugosi. Tfte movie is "THE GHOST
OF FR4NK£NST£fN." TAe shadow on the wall belongs
to a writer wAo's frying to think up a title for still
another Frankenstein him.
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o
 A COLUMBIA P/CTURE

FIRST MEN ON THE MOON

REVIEWED BY BOSLEY VAN SWAMP of fhe Transylvania Times newspaper.

“Was this trip necessary?”“Yes” is the reply, if you want to enjoy a spine-chilling science fiction
picture about two men and a girl who landed their home-made space ship on the Moon in the late
1800’s. H.G. Wells is the author of this epic, and now Columbia Pictures has made it into a great
mooning picture. FOR MONSTERS ONLY Magazine gives it four stars and three meteors. Go see
it if you’re interested in a movie that’s sure to make you sit on the edge of your seat. You’ll be

moonstruck and starry eyed if you do.

 NOTES ABOUT H.G. WEILS;
Th* masttr of scionee fietien,
Horbtrt Georg* Wells lived
from 18£i to 1946. During his
lifetime, he created such master'
pieces of spine-tingling, nerve*
chilling fiction as "THE TIME
MACHINE" 17895}, "THE INVIS-
IBLE MAN" r7897}, "WAR OF
THE WORLDS" fI898}, "KIPPS"
fI905J, "TONO BUNGAY"
77909), and "THE HISTORY OF
POLLY" 11970}. His "OUTLINE
OF HISTORY" n920} still re-
mains a best seller.

THE AHACK OF THE GIANT MUSHMOONS.

The Eorthlings ere all set for a far oaf picnic when out of the blue
they almost become the main course of the Mushmooos' dinner.
 HANDS UP! WHERE'S YOUR PICNIC BASKET?
Capfirred by ffte fang-infested fiends, our two explorers ere taken to their leader, who turns out to be a
pest.

PUT AWAY IN MOTHBALLS,

Escaping past a iine of anti-freeze ants,
A BACK-BREAKING JOB. our hero end heroine head tor the space
Pigbfing off a mysterious monster is no ship, in which they successfully return to
eosy task, but you eon bet your last pound Earth. The sun may not set on the British
that our hero will emerge victorious. Empire, but this motion picture proves that
Bully, bully!!! three British citizens once sat on the moon.
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i!.®'MJK. A-vVv-wV,;i'

ftV.iV.v.'ft’

ABC TV's THE ADDAMS FAMILY sl+s for d family porfraif. We hear the photog-
rapher didn't say "Watch the birdie!" Instead, he yelled Watch the vulturo!
Nice people.
TRANSYLVANIAN
By Fenton Sharpciaws
Hi, ho, gang!We have some real hot news for Monster from Outer Space.” The story is
you. Station W.E.I.R.D. has just bought the about a nice Transylvanian lad who marries a
funny situation comedy show, “I Married a girl from Brooklyn.

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Steve McQueen esics a doctor to aid on eld man whom
the peft'ce eloim /s fAe victim of "Tiie B/ob." frving barf
a good alibi, though. He cioimed he was at home
painting his cosJcef at the time of fhe oftacHr.

/in /American fnfernotionaf picture, "Blood of

Dracula." The fellow on fhe ground is the bed guy.

For my good readers, Grade Hearfsfohe, Marfhe

Groveyard and Helen Swampwaves, I print these phefos
of the two teen-age stars of "Hew to Make a Monsfer,"
fhe popular do-it-yourself show seen on Sfofion f.A,N,G.
Peter CusAing, glimpsed here in a scene
from his movie, “Brides of Droeufo,'* hos
iusf signed to do the SCREAM tooth-
paste commereleis. Good luck, Pete.
 CHILLER
DILLERS

”1 think Fently has stambled onto something."

f-=LnJ
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ONLY
$foo
lust imagine your friends' shock when they
walk into your room and see the "visitor"
standing around ... as BIG as life. Franken-
stein and DracTila— as horrible and sinister
as any nightmare. A full 6-ft. tall in authentic
colors and so life-like you'll probably find
yourself talking to them. Won't you be sur-
prised if they answer! Just send $1 plus 25<f
to cover postage and handling for each
monster you want. Money back if not satis-
factorily horrified.

10-DAY FREE TRIAL

Honor House Prod. Corp.
Dept.l46MS08 Lynbrook, N. Y.
Rush me my 6-ft. tall monsters. Send me:
Q Frankenstein Dracula
I enclose $1 plus 250 for postage and han-

dling for each. If I don't get shivers of

delight, I can return my purchase within 10
days and you will refund the full purchase
price.

Name
The TRANSYLVANIAN

OHABMOf FOOL YOUR FRIENDS AND ENEMIES. BE A MONSTER!

PICK ANY AND AS MANY OF THESE GREAT, LAUGH-
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BIG BUCK TEETH JUMPING CANDY SNAKE RUBBER PENCIL

BLACK SOAP PERFUME CRAZY HOUSE PUZZLE

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FLY ON A SPOON FRENCH MUSTACHE JAKE THE SNAKE

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PALPITATOR PLATE LIFTER BLACK WIDOW SPIDER SQUIRT RING

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TANTALIZING SPOON

HORROR HOUSE Fly on a spoon

GRAB BAG n French mustache
45 Wesf 45+h S+. n Jake the snake
New York, N.Y. 10036 Palpitator plate lifter
f enclose $ for
n Black widow spider
Squirt ring
Fake lit cigarette Fake Swiss cheese
Hot pepper gum Tantalizing spoon
Black-eye joke Miracle coin slide box
Big buck teeth
NAME..
Jumping candy snake
Rubber pencil ADDRESS
Real rubber frankfurter Cirr ZONE..
Black soap perfume
Crazy house puzzle STATE

NO C.O.D. ORDERS PLEASE

 1 !

VENUS fLY TRAP THIS PLAINT ACTUALLY EATS

BITS OF MEAT, FLIES AND INSECTS!
NO WORK! EASY TO GROW! The Venus Fly Trap bulbs
grow especially well In the home. Plants thrive in glass containers
and will develop traps in 3 to 4 weeks. Each order Includes 3 Fly
Traps plus extra special growing material packed in plastic bag.
ONLY $1.00. FEED IT RAW BEEF!
Unsuspecting insects come in contact with sensitive hairs, causing
trap to close. Plant dissolves and digests insects. AMAZING Is
the word for this startling, surprising plant.

HORROR HOUSE
PLANT DEPT.
45 WEST 45th ST., New York, N.Y. 10036
Q Enclosed $1.00 plus 25c for postage and handling
is for
3 Fly Traps and special growing material.
Enclosed is $1.75 plus 25c for postage and handling for
6 Fly Traps and special growing material.

.NAME

$1.00 FOR THE WORLD’S MOST CITY ZONE,...

TERRIFYING HOUSE PLANTI

TERRIFYING III A SHOCKER ! 1 1 GRUESOME 1 1

GJ-IwA.lSrT ! STTFER,
FftMifSNSTEM
all-rubber mask. The
Horrifying,
greatest super Frankenstein
ever created! Red scars and
mask
lips!
MONsrsn
Eerie, green skin! Silver bolts on COVERS

FRONT VIEW
neck and forehead! Black
genuine scream producer at only
$ 4 00
. .
hair! A
MASK ENTIRE
HEAD!

HORROR HOUSE No C.O.D.'s

SUPER MASK DEPT.

45WEST 45lh ST., New York, N.Y. 10036
Please send me the super, ever*fhe*head, all~rubber
Frankenstein mosk. Enclosed find $4.00 plus 25c for postage
and handling.

NAME
ADDRESS

CITY ZONE
STATE
SIDE VIEW
Lovable monsters for you to command to your every prank! They swing
'n sway, rock n roll, wiggle 'n bounce, bend, lean and tilt in every direction.

One really flies in the air with a loud thunder and roar. From IV2 feet to
over 4 feet tall, one-piece quality molded latex, colorful, completely
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Now, meet MONSTERS you’ve never known before.

7 DIFFERENT MONSTERS FROM OUTER SPACE; LLEWOOCAM, creepy Beetle

ofMars —
REBREG, flying Horror of Space —
SCINCUS, Beast of the Moon
— BALUCHOR, Terror of Venus —
NOSAUROS, Spider Man of Uranus —
—
1

DIMETRON, Bird Man of Saturn ETTELOC, Brain of Neptune.

Each set has 7 MONSTERS FROM OUTER SPACE for only $I plus 250 postage
and handling per set. Guaranteed to delight or money back. Be sure to
include postage & handling charges for each set ordered, Please print name
and address.
 A COMPLETE COLLECTION OF THE DARING

COMPLETE EDITION. 8MM 1 160 FT.I

KILLER GORILLA AFRICAN ANIMAL HUNT

Heart-pounding suspense Get ready for the charg-
when you find yourself ing lions, kill-crazy eagles
on this safari into gorilla and the jungle jackals.
country on the Dark Con- Daring cameramen cap-
tinent. It's a terror trip tured scenes rarely pho-
all the way. tographed. A lion’s share
of exciting thrills awaits.

TARANTULA! | BATTLE OF THE GIANTS

A chilling story of a huge A spine-tingling, epic
monster spider destroy- saga of one million years
ing everything that gets ago, when two monster
in its way. A scream a mastodons fought the
second! goriest battle of all time.
Pulse-pounding
suspense.

Each 8MM film costs S5.75 plus 25c handling.

HORROR HOUSE
FILM DEPT. Enclosed find $ Please send me
45 W. 45th St., New York, N.Y. 10036 the 8MM.:

NAME KILLER G0RILLA-$5.75 plus 25c handling

AFRICAN ANIMAL HUNT-$5.75 plus 25c handling
ADDRESS.
TARANTULA-?5.75 plus 25c handling

CITY .ZONE STATE . BATTLE OF THE GIANTS-$5.75 plus 25c handling

NO C.O.D. ORDERS PLEASE

 jDVBHTW®’ IN 8MM
MOVIES
THE UNUSUAL AND THE DANGEROUS!
NO C.O.D.S Please. PRINT NAME & ADDRESS CLEARLY ON ALL COUPONS.

DRAGULA (BELA LUGOSI) FRANKENSTEIN MEETS WOLFMAN

The immortal Bela Lugosi For the real fans of the
in pursuit of his next vic- spine-tingling, hair-rais-
tim fog-clouded Lon-
in ing set, this picture pits
don. Count Dracula, the theFANTASTIC Frank-
FIENDISH VAMPIRE, is ensteinagainst the
on the prowl. See It and WEIRD Wolfman. Excit-
scream! ing from the first to last
scene.

THE MUMMY(boris karloff) ONE MILLION B.G.

A screen horror classic. See a terrified woman
Boris Karloff as the mad, flee the chaos of an
crazed mummy. A chill- erupting volcano. See
ing story of reincarna- enraged dinosaurs In a

tion that spans 3,700 sensational battle. See

years. Chilling climax! cavemen nearly sacrific-
ed In this high-powered
drama.

Each 8MM Elm costs $5.75 p/u$ 25c fiondfing.

HORROR HOUSE
FILM DEPT. Enclosed find $ Please send me the 8HM:
45 W. 45th St., N.Y., N.Y. 10036
DRACULA— $5.75 plus 25c handling
NAME FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF-
MAN— $5.75 plus 25c handling
ADDRESS THE MUMMY—
$5.75 plus 25c handling
CITY ZONE
ONE MILLION B.C.—
STATE $5.75 plus 25c handling

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 CREATURE FROM THE LAGOON CROCODILE THRILLS

One man with Just a knife fights for his life.

In the heat-infested Amazon Jungles, a living From the Everglades of Florida to the Bur-
creature from 150 million years ago attacks mese Jungles, men of courage battle vicious
a party of archeologists in the heart of the alligatorsand dangerous crocodiles. High
green hell country. Savage! tension!

WAR OF THE PLANETS THE MUMMY’S TOMB

A horrendous tale of a living mummy, thou-

Mighty men from a strange planet kidnap sands of years old, who seeks revenge. Step-
a famous scientist to help the unearthly by-step, the mummy wields destruction on
Furies of an out-law planet. A climax of all who are cursed by their entrance into his
exploding missiles and bombs. terror-filled tomb.

HORROR HOUSE No C.O.D.'s please.

FILM DEPT. Enclosed find $ Please send me the 8MM:

45 W. 45th St., N.Y., N.Y. 10036 CREATURE FROM THE LAGOON—
$5.75 plus 25c handling
NAME CROCODILE THRILLS—
$5.75 plus 25c handling
ADDRESS WAR OF THE PLANETS—
$5.75 plus 25c handling
CITY ZONE
THE MUMMY'S TOMB—
STATE $5.75 plus 25c handling

Each 8MM Him costs $5.75 plus 25c tor handling.

 SON OF FRANKENSTEIN LION-TIGER FIGHT

By a chance of luck, a hunter drove a lion

One of the most thrill-packed, supernatural into a trap pit with a tiger. The two savages
screen screamers of all time. Eerie Is the of the jungle battle to the death-ending de-
word for this masterpiece of the mysterious. cision. See who the real king of the beasts is!

ARBOTT & COSTELLO THE CREATURE

MEET DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYOE WALKS AMONG US

A slightly daffy scientist comes up with a
weird drug that turns humans Into monsters.
Lou Costello, by accident, gets a dose of
the needle and turns Into a monster. Zany
but still loaded with terror.
From the jungle lagoon, The Creature at-
tacks a group of scientists which Is trying to
trap him. This unearthly phenomenon is cap-
tured, but destroys his prison In a sequence
of stark-raving fury.

HORROR HOUSE No C.O.D.’s please,

j

Enclosed find $.... Please send me the 8MH:

FILM DEFT. ..
|

45 W. 45th St., N.Y., N.Y. 10035 SON OF FRANKENSTEIN—

$5.75 plus 25c handling
' «» NAME LION-TIGER FIGHT—
$5.75 plus 25c handling
ADDRESS ABBOn & COSTELLO—JEKYLL &
*1 ^
.m CITY >%
ZONE- HYDE— $5.75 plus 25c handling
•-i THE CREATURE WALKS AMONG US
T•• STATE —$5.75 plus 25c handling
‘fl.
Each 8MM Elm costs $5.75 plus 25c for handllirg.
 I

Life-size, plastic dagger with flashy

blade plunged into gory, dripping
bloodstain. Clips on like badge.
Looks like you've just been stabbed
in the back. Folds up to fit in pocket
when not in use.

Only $3.00.

BLACK WIDOW TERROR TEETH JUMPING

Snap-in terror teeth. Fits be-
SPIDER tween lips and gums. Become RAT-IN-THE-BOX
a monster in a flash.

Open the box and stand

A REAL HORROR back. Sure to make folks
Looks like the real McCoy. scream. Only
Plenty of shocks with this.
SI.00

COMPLETE SET OF
HORROR HOUSE
ID MONSTER TERROR THINGS
45 W. 45th Street, New York, N.Y. 10036
FINGER NAILS
f enclose S for items cheeked, plus 25c for eac.*i
item for handling and postage, I No C.O.D.'s please.

JACK-THE-KNIFE— $3.00 each

BLACK SPIDER— $1.00 each
n JUMPING RAT-IN-BOX— $1.00 each
TERROR TEETH— $1.00 set
MONSTER FINGERNAILS- $1.00 set
NAME
ADDRESS
A handful of horror is yours for only
$1.00. CITY ZONE STATE
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 MOVIE MONSTER

MODEL KITS

ONLY 5fl.00 EACH

iHORR^R HOUSI j

'MONSTER MODELS I

[45 WEST 45th ST.

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[NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10036 i

/ want to build my own bundle of terror real fast. Please I

send me file monsfer model kits marked below; I

I The Mummy Kit

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($1.00 plus 35c for postage and handling) \

I The Dracula Kit |

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($ .00 plus 35c for postage and
1 handling )
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Wolfman Monster Kit i

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($!.00 plus 35c for postage and handling)
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Frankenstein Monster Kit i

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I ($1.00 plus 35c for postage and handling)

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Creature from the Lagoon Kit i

( ($ .00 plus 35c for postage and

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Get busy scaring your
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If you saw the motion
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MASK DEPT.
45 W. 45th St., NEW YORK, N.Y. 10035 |

Ienclose $ for +he items marked on this

j
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 ONLY
SUPER MASKS $2.00
EACH
CHILLING JUNGLE
CAVEMAN GORILLA
Covers head. This hor- A hairy masterpiece in

rifying, heavy, rubber the field of terror. Black

mask reaches the heights hair and a full set of

in the creative genius of sharp, ape teeth. A truly

mask-making. Painstak- terrifying creation. When
ingly painted and gener- the gals see you wearing
ously decorated with this one, they’ll go ape

hair. Sure to startle any- over you!

one who sees it.

BLACKBEARD
HORROR THE PIRATE
ZOMBIE
A big, black beard, a
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EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! HORROR HOUSE

MASK DEPT. 2
45 W. 45fh St. N.r., N.Y. 10036

I enclose $ for The items checked below,

plus 25c extra for each item for postage and handling.
No COD orders please.

All masks $2,00 each; giant hands and feet $3.00 per
pair.

n Chilling Caveman Blackbeard the Pirate

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Horror Zombie Giant Monster Feet

NAME
ADDRESS

GIANT MONSTER FEET ONLY $3.00 PER PAIR! City Zone State
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'em out and decorate your luggage, walls and car windows, not to mention doors of tombs.

FRANKENSTEIN’S
MONSTER
DIED ON THIS SPOT
TRANSYLVANIAN PALACE
VAUDEVILLE THEATRE

SEE
TRANSYLVANIA
- AND DIE
' (1 ALMOST DID.
j
THREE TIMES)

PICTURES OP THE FOLLOWINS MONSTERS, FRANKENSTEIN,

DRACULA, WEREWOLF, CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LA-
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