The Devil's Workshop

Good evening, friend. This is your host to welcome you through the creaking door into the inner sanctum. Come in, come in. Well, I had my musical bonnet on last night. We're looking for the lost chord.

And I found it. Some Joker was wearing it as a necklace. I had to cut him loose from a ceiling beam to get the chords. Oh son, later on we sang sentimental songs. Everyone was so touched in the head.

One gay play got so hysterically fell on himself, ran himself through. Very late dead, but no blood. The zombies. The party broke up when everybody broke down. Life of an evening can be deadly. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

Tonight's inner sign to Mystery, the Devil's Workshop, was written by John Robert, and stars Mason Adams and the role of Tony with John Banks as Tina. The light story was specially devised to get you used to the coming winter chill.

Just try to shrug it off, I dare you. Our hero is Tony Murillo, creator of the Devil's Workshop. A talented young man with a geniusful evil. The Devil's Workshop. I created it and I live in it.

Living with me as every murderer whoever amounted to anything. Hackett men, pathological killers, bloody Mary, and the Devil himself. We live in it, all of us, with one difference only. I'm flesh and blood and their wax.

My hands made them. It's a good business. I can't keep up with the cash orders pouring in from wax museums all over the world. It's a good business, except that sometimes it gets in the way of your love life a little.