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Halloween Party - The Lawrence Welk Show (1975)
Terrifying production of Halloween skits, songs and dance routines. Featured segments include "Mr. Ghost Comes to Town," "Whistle a Happy Tune," and, "Dry Bones."
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Terrifying production of Halloween skits, songs and dance routines. Featured segments include "Mr. Ghost Comes to Town," "Whistle a Happy Tune," and, "Dry Bones."
Rating:NR
Genre:Music
Written By:
In Theaters:10/25/1975
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Oklahoma Network
Cast
Jim Hobson, Bill Thrash
Director
Lawrence Welk
Self - Host
Ava Barber
Self - Singer
Bobby Burgess
Self - Dancer
George Cates
Self - Orchestral Conductor
Henry Cuesta
Self - Saxophonist / Clarinist
Dick Dale
Self - Singer / Saxophonist
Bob Davis
Self - Saxophonist / Woodwinds
Arthur Duncan
Self - Dancer
Ken Delo
Self - Singer
Anacani Echeverria
Self - Singer (as Anacani)
Dave Edwards
Self - Saxophonist / Woodwinds
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