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WSNS Channel 44 - Thing Theatre - "Wrestling Women Vs. The Aztec Mummy" (Bumper Excerpt, 1980)

Here's another super-rare glimpse at the Thing Theatre movie program on WSNS Channel 44 - a partial bumper, during an airing of "Wrestling Women Vs. The Aztec Mummy" - an example of one of the low budget Mexican horror films produced during the late-50s and 60s.

We can see the same logo font style as featured in the opening of the show, with a color scheme more reminiscent of WSNS' The Saturday Night Movie titles..

I wonder what the music was that was used for the bumper? We hear a little of it before it is cut off.

Noted for search attempts: It's Thing Theatre - not Thing Theater.

This aired on local Chicago TV on Sunday, August 31st 1980 during the 1pm to 3pm timeframe.

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