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Top Billed Cast
Paul Lynde Himself
Florence Henderson Herself
Margaret Hamilton Wicked Witch
Billie Hayes Witchiepoo
Billy Barty Gallows
Tim Conway Various
Tim Conway Hinky Pinky
Betty White Miss Halloween
Paul Stanley 
Ace Frehley 
Peter Criss 
Gene Simmons 
Donny Osmond Himself
Marie Osmond Herself
Roz Kelly Herself
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