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Dark Shadows 50Th Anniversary Halloween-In-Hollywood with the Stars! Saturday Hollywood Women’s Club October 29, 2016 1749 La Brea Avenue 12 noon until Midnight Hollywood, California 90046 Dark ShaDowS 50th anniversary halloween-In-hollywood with the Stars! Dark Shadows Guests to Appear in Person ctivities include the advance pre­ LARA PARKER (Angelique) amiere of Lara’s new Dark Shadows ­ JOHN KARLEN (Willie Loomis) novel, Heiress of Collinwood, compli­ KATHRYN LEIGH SCOTT (Maggie Evans) mentary autographs and photo oppor­ ROGER DAVIS (Jeff Clark) tuni ties with the stars, guest Q&A NANCY BARRETT (Carolyn Stoddard) sessions, dramatic and musical per for­ JAMES STORM (Gerard) mances by our guests, a Dark Shadows LISA RICHARDS (Sabrina Stuart) Halloween Costume Party, video ROBERT COBERT (Music Composer) surprises, contests, a wide variety of SY TOMASHOFF (Scenic Designer) Dark Shadows photos, books, collect­ JAMES HALL (Willie Loomis #1) ibles, and new Dark Shadows mer­ chandise available for purchase, plus more spooky fun. Sandwiches, beverages and snacks will be for sale on site and there are numerous restaurants nearby. Fans of all ages are encouraged to participate in the DS/Halloween Costume Others to be announced! Party on Sat. evening. Please contact Marcy Robin at ShadowGram@ aol.com for more information. A charity auction with rare and unusual items will feature Nancy Barrett’s original “Carolyn Stoddard” vampire fangs from the 1970 movie House of DS, and Kathryn Leigh Scott’s original 1966 “Maggie Evans” hairpiece and DS script. The auction also will offer the special opportunity for 10 lucky fans to win Sunday brunch (Sun., Oct. 30) with Kathryn at her Beverly Hills home, before visiting the nearby Greystone Mansion with Kathryn. Admission for this 12-hour event is ONLY $20 per person and must be paid in advance by Oct 24. The celebration will be followed by an optional Sunday, October (Note: All attendees will receive a special DS gift bag with 30th free visit to the nearby Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills. This over $50 worth of complementary DS merchandise!) expansive hilltop estate was the filming site for Collinwood in the For payments by postal mail, please include the full 1991 DS and the 2004 DS pilot. Fans are encouraged to carpool, uber, name(s) of each person for whom you are paying plus a or taxi to Greystone at 905 Loma Vista Dr., Beverly Hills, CA 90210. SAFSE (Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope) with your correct Website: http://www.greystonemansion.org postal mail address. Send check or money order payable to: DARK SHADOWS, P.O. Box 1766, Temple City, CA 91780-7766 Transportation & Hollywood Hotels Or for PayPal payments: Only use the recipient email ad- Airports: Burbank/Hollywood Bob Hope Hotels include Hilton Garden Inn, Best dress: [email protected] Airport and Los Angeles International Western, Holiday Inn, Loews Hollywood, Hollywood Roosevelt and others. Fans You must include each attendee’s full name and a complete Transportation: The greater Los Angeles area is served by Amtrak and local train can refer to Google Hotels in Hollywood, current postal-mail address or your membership badge(s) California and include the Women’s Club (which is your receipt) can not be mailed to you. lines, particularly the regional Metro Link Train & Bus systems. Fans also may consider street address. Various online travel infor­ PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PAY OR ORDER MEMBERSHIP Uber, taxi, car rental, local Metro bus service, mation sources also explore possible hotel BADGES FROM THE DARK SHADOWS FESTIVAL WEBSITE OR carpool with other fans, or other transpor­ options. POSTAL-MAIL ADDRESS IN MAPLEWOOD, NJ. tation options. .
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