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Temple Dancer Zoë Ann Wiggsteufel in the early 1960s. Her interpetation of the Mexican Fish Dance was very non-traditional, but enjoyable nonetheless. On the evening of October 21st, 1967, she suddenly screamed "Lo! The shine of His Skin in the Waters of Creation!" and was immediately torn to pieces by something unseen. |
Rowena Jane Toggle-Smythe secretly funded the Society of Vivisectionists with her inherited milions. A lifelong Democrat, her support of the party machine in Arkham was warmly appreciated. When the Arkham Advertiser revealed her vivisection connection, the Democratic Party merely shrugged its collective shoulders and said "We've had worse." |
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Noted Ruritanian hypnotist Alonzo Trilby Wuggle ran a "Quit Smoking" seminar for many years in Arkham ..... ..... until it was revealed what he was really doing with the post-hypnotic suggestions. The resulting scandal, and the death of the mole-rat, caused him to be lynched to a lamp-post one dark and stormy night. |
| Jennifer Anne Postelwaithe was simply unspeakable. |
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In the 1950s and early 1960s the great cartoonist Bill Ward drew for the Arkham Advertiser, much to everyone's enjoyment. |
| Trevor Tyrone Terwilliger spent most of his life locked in a closet by his family. When his last immediate relations died, he was transferred to the Arkham Asylum. He was allowed no visitors, and his drawings of cockroaches performing unspeakable rituals were burned. |
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Marie Zogu Weatherwax and her trained bees were a staple of Arkham entertainment for a good many years. In 1931, at the Wampum Theater, the swarm turned on her ( apparently from jealousy of her recent marriage ) and that was the end of a true star. |
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Rebecca Ashquith Hollandaise was pretty much useless. |
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It was a pity about the Smedley Baby but nothing could be done. |
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Zerah Cornrow's unique fashion statements were dictated to a large degree by her anatomical peculiarities. |
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