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A click of the dial and a cadaverous
figure comes onto your television screen.
'Welcome to tonight's Shock
Theater," rasps the ghoulish-looking
creature. "We've got two more horrible;'
old movies for you this week, and the
first one's a real shocker or my name isn't I
Dr. Paul Bearer."
And that's the way it's been every
Saturday night for the last five years on :
WGHP, Channel 8 in High Point. Two and T
a half hours of "vintage" horror andK
mystery movies, interrupted only by;;
generous doses of commercials and Dr.
Paul's graveyard humor. f ';
Shock Theater has always buried its;
late night movie competition and Dr. Paul'
Bearer has become a local celebrity in the
Piedmont. .
But now Dr. Paul and Channel 8 have '
gotten some competition from Channel
28's new horror series, The Web, which
will begin at 11:01 Saturday nights.
Can The Web lure away Dr. Paul's
brainwashed fans? ,
"Yes, in this area we can compete with
Shock Theater," says Channel 28's
program manager Sue Taylor.
"If I were competing in High
Point," she paused a moment before
continuing-"well, I wouldn't compete in
High Point."
The host of The Web is known as
"Leonardo," who "will be a little
different" from Dr. Paul, according to '
Taylor.
"His character will change; his
appearance will, change," she says. "We
plan to localize his appeal."
While The Web has the advantage of ,
starting 25 minutes earlier than Shock.
Theater, the new show includes only one
feature, and most of the viewers that The .
Web does lure away will probably switch
back to Channel 8 to catch Shock's
second picture. . .
Once "we cet this" thing well
established," says Taylor, there will be
two movies. But no double features are
scheduled for "at least six months," she
adds.
Is Channel 8 worried?
"No," says WGHP program manager
Tom Ba'ss. "Not a bit."
The one complaint that viewers in
Chapel Hill have voiced is that most of
Shock's features have been mysteries, not
horror movies.
."The package of films we're using now
we got from Screen Gems about a year
ago," explains Bass. "We didn't foresee
that there would be so many mysteries in
the package."
"We'll have used the last of the Screen
Gems by the end of the month," he adds,
"and then well have some more horror
movies." ,
Channel 28, on the other hand, wfll be
using an Allied Artists package of movies
which have already been seen on Channel
5, but not on Shock.
Both program managers do agree that
good horror movies are hard to come by.
"There just aren't enough of the
shocker-type films," says Bass, and
Taylor adds that "there aren't many good
ones made anymore, so you have to go
after the older ones."
Despite the fact that The Web will
probably show higher quality films, there
seems little chance of anything denting
Shock Theater's ratings lead as long as Dr.
Paul Bearer remains with the station.
Dr. Paul is better known in some
circles as Dick Bennick, a former disc
jockey at WCOG in Greensboro who was
working for WGHP when Shock Theater
began back in 1966. Since he became
manager of the Gold Leaf Supper Club
(which recently burned down), the
station has employed him on a free-lance
basis.
"It generally takes between an hour
and an hour and a half to film his
sequences each week," says Bass. "Most
of the fan mail he gets just says 'Keep
those Jiorrible movies commg.' "
The Web has got the edge in movies
tonight, showing a 1959 movie, "House
on Haunted Hill" which Vincent Price
made before he started grinding out those
Grade C shockers for American
International.
Shock's first feature is a 1940
"thriller" with Boris Karloff, and the
second movie, 'The Invisible Man's
Revenge," with Jon Hall, could be even
more horrible than the first. Dr. Paul,
though, has planned a good show in
honor of "Mummy's Day," hich will be
celebrated tomorrow.
Gal
entiiar
The Carolina Readers invite you to
"Spirits ... and Other Ghoulist Things," a
selection of ehost stories, to be presented
Saturday night. May S, at 11:30 in Forest
Theater. Bring your shadow and a quarter.
The final Super Sunday flick of the year, "In
the Heat of the Night." starring Rod Steiger
and Sidney Poitier, will be shown at 7 and 9:30
tomorrow night in the Great Hall. It won
Academy Awards for both Best Picture of the
year and Best Performance for Rod Steiger.
Admission is by Super Sunday subscription or
$1 at the door.
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