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Drac repaired to the castle for curing,
Where he stared at a lassie alluring
She'd look great as a bride,
Their two crates side by side...
Or was marriage disaster enduring?
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Onslow Stevens, John Carradine and Martha O'Driscoll in House of Dracula, the film where both Drac and the Wolfman see a doctor about a cure for their supernatural afflictions.Title by wedding banner Norm Knott. Vampire Weekends is in the House.
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