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Ghosts haunt theatre after 15 years in box

it’s always lovely when I spot something a little bit different to show you, and this theatre belonging to Linda Guthertz is certainly that. It began with the appearance of some ghosts stage left , after a phone call from Shellie Kazan of Shellie’s Miniature Mania.

Shellie knew that Linda loved all things Halloween and spooky and she had just had 15 ghost dolls brought into her shop - the owner wanted to sell them as he was getting a divorce. Linda was the first person she told and with hardly any hesitation she jumped into her car and drove to the shop.

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