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2008 Al Roker Dog the Bounty Hunter Family Feud Girls Next Door Kathie Lee Gifford Vincent Pastore

CELEBRITY FAMILY FEUD-July 1, 2008

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Host: Al Roker
Announcer: Burton Richardson

FIRST MATCHUP

One of them calls Hef the Boss, the other got whacked by a boss? 

The Girls Next Door (playing for Operation Gratitude and the Linda Blair Worldheart Foundation): Bridget Marquardt, Holly Madison, Kendra Wilkinson, Jayde Nicole (Playboy playmate of the year) and Sara Underwood (Last Year’s Playmate of the Year)

Vincent Pastore Family (playing for Lustgarten Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research): Vincent (The Sopranos), Kathrine Narducci (also from “Sopranos”), Nancy Jean (not married for 30 years), Renee (daughter), and Christopher (Renee’s fiancé).

Round 1: Top Five Answers

Tell me one word women use to describe a very attractive man
Vincent: Handsome #3 (17)
Bridget: Hot #1 (37)
Girls Next Door:

  • Holly: Sexy #4 (9)
  • Kendra: Bootylicious
  • Jayde: Gorgeous
  • Sara: Stud

Pastores to Steal: Vinnie says Hunk “They call me this all the time”
Roker gets “chunk-a-loving” #2 for 63 points.

HOT37FINE5
HUNK18
HANDSOME17
SEXY9

Round 2: Top Seven Answers

Name something you might find on Hugh Hefner’s night table.
Holly: A Little Black Book
Kathrine: Cigar #5 (5, close enough to Pipe)
Pastores:

  • Nancy: Condom #2 (14)
  • Renee: Lamp #4 (8)
  • Christopher: Book
  • Vincent: Cologne
  • Kathrine: Breath Mint

GND to Steal: Viagra, #1 for 27 points

VIAGRA33ASHTRAY/PIPE5
CONDOMS14A BUNNY/PLAYMATE4
PLAYBOY MAGAZINE10COCKTAIL4
LAMP8

TRIPLE ROUND-Top 4 answers

Kendra doesn’t shake Nancy’s hand…Burn!

Name something people cheat on.
Kendra: Tests #3 (23)
Nancy: Spouse #2 (26)
For the record, Vinnie says infidelity was not the reason he and Nancy split.
Pastores:

  • Renee: Taxes #1 (32)
  • Christopher: “Pass, I don’t know”
  • Vinnie: Boss
  • Kathrine: Cards

GND to steal: Diet…Still in the game.

INCOME TAXES32DIET16
SPOUSE/MATE26
TESTS/HOMEWORK23

SUDDEN DEATH

Name something people are better off keeping shut.
Renee says Their mouths to win (84, Total of 315)

The Pastores move on, gotta say goodbye to the Girls “Say hi to Hef for us”

SECOND MATCHUP

One of them spent years next to Regis, the other always gets their man.

Kathie Lee Gifford Family (playing for Cody House and Cassidy’s Place): Kathie Lee (4th Hour Today), Frank (husband, football player/announcer), Cody (son), Cassidy (daughter), and Christiana (Frank’s adopted grandaughter)
Chapmans (playing for Mousseheart Child City School): Dog (The Bounty Hunter), Beth (wife), Duane Lee (2nd son), Leland (3rd son) and Lyssa (9th daughter)

Round 1: Top Five Answers

Name something Tarzan might complain that the laundry did to his loincloth.
Dog: Shrunk it #1 (57, and Kathie was thinking of it, too)
Chapmans:

  • Beth: Starched it #3 (10)
  • Duane Lee: Changed Color (15)
  • Leland: Shreds it #4 (8)
  • Lyssa: Losing it (Clean Sweep, 97)
SHRUNK IT57LOST IT7
FADED/BLEACHED IT15
TOO MUCH STARCH10
RIPPED IT8

Round 2: Top Five Again

Frank gives Beth a kiss on the hand. She’s not falling for it, though.

Name something people ask you to smell.
Frank:
Beth: Flower #2 (39)
Chapmans:

  • Duane Lee: “Smell my Breath” Al’s not impressed.
  • Leland: Feet #5 (2)
  • Lyssa: Cookies, or any food #3 (9)
  • Dog: Money
  • Beth: Their Hair

Giffords to Steal: Perfume #1 for 50 points.

PERFUME/COLOGNE44FEET2
FLOWERS/PLANT39
FOOD/MILK9
CANDLE4

TRIPLE ROUND-Top 4 Answers

Tell me something women stuff.
Cody: Their Bra #1 (53, Mom’s so proud)
Giffords:

  • Cassidy: Purse
  • Christiana: Christmas Stockings
  • Kathie Lee: Turkey #2 (22)
  • Frank: “Their Feet into Shoes” (but he does get a kiss)

Chapmans for the Win: “Themselves into Clothing” Giffords up to 275

BRA53PEPPERS8
TURKEYS22
DRAWERS/CLOSET10

SUDDEN DEATH

Which animal communicates best with humans?
Cassidy’s staring right at ’em. Dogs win it! (77, total of 506)

FINALS
Round 1-Top Five Answers on the board

Name something you’d hate to see fall on the floor during an operation.
Kathie Lee: Scalpel #1 (41, with other tools)
Giffords:

  • Frank: Body Parts #2 (32)
  • Cody: The Doctor #3 (12)
  • Cassidy: The Person, or Patient #4 (8)
  • Christiana: Table
  • Kathie Lee: The Light
  • Frank: Masks

Pastores to steal: Blood “There will be Blood” 93 points.

SCALPEL/TOOLS41BLOOD4
BODY PART32
THE SURGEON12
THE PATIENT8

Round 2-Top Five Again

Name a card game that might describe a woman’s lovelife.
Frank: Hearts #4 (17)
Kathrine:
Giffords:

  • Cody: Texas Hold’em #3 (18)
  • Cassidy: Go Fish #5 (6)
  • Christiana: Solitaire #2 (18)
  • Kathie Lee: Old Maid, Save the Best for Last (87)
OLD MAID28GO FISH6
SOLITAIRE18
TEXAS HOLD ‘EM18
HEARTS17

TRIPLE ROUND-Top 4 Answers

We asked 100 single women, what’s the first thing you do when you get home from an awful blind date?
Cody: Take a Shower
Nancy: Have a Drink #4 (2)
Pastores:

  • Renee: Call her Best Friend #1 (49, or anyone)
  • Christopher: Pig Out #3 (22)
  • Vinnie: Throw away their Phone Number
  • Kathrine: Watch a Movie
  • Nancy: Go To Bed

Giffords to decide the game: A Good Long Cry…WIN! (306)

CALL SOMEONE49DRINK COCKTAIL2
CRY/SCREAM23
EAT23

The Pastores get the $10,000 runner-up prize.

FAST MONEY

Questions:

  • Name something a gardener cuts while he’s on the job
  • Name something you polish
  • Name the time most people go to bed during the week
  • Name something you’d find in a golf bag
  • Name a type of jewel you’d see in a crown

Cody:

GRASS*26
NAILS14
10PM*44
CLUBS40
RUBY4
TOTAL157
* (Number #1 Answer)

Kathie Lee:

WEEDS+16
FLOORS+ (Toes too close to Nails)0
11PM+16
BALLS*41
TOTAL $50,000 230
DIAMONDS*
* (Number #1 Answer) +(Repeated Answer First) Shoes/Boots was the second #1 answer

Family Feud is owned by Fremantle.

1966 Allen Ludden Gary Morton Lucille Ball Password

PASSWORD (Daytime)-January 12, 1966

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Host: Allen Ludden
Announcer: Lee Vines

Lucille Ball (The Lucy Show) and Sara Maynard (Huntington Beach, CA, married to a tool designer for a large aircraft company, and a fellow redhead) vs.
Gary Morton (husband) and Donald Morrison (Elk Grove Junior High, CA principal and father of 14 y.o. Tom and 12 y.o. Mike) ($350)

GAME #2-WORD #1: Lucy gives

10 Points: STEAKS-FORKS
9: BEER-BARREL

WORD #2: Sara gives

10: LINKS-CHAIN

WORD #3: Gary gives

10: NUCLEAR-ENERGY (19)

WORD #4: Sara gives

10: INEBERHITED-DRUNK (20)

WORD #5: Gary gives

10 (for the win): KOSHER-STYLE
9 (for the win): ESTABLISHMENT-DELICATESSEN $100 (includes a name drop for Max’s Delicatessen)

LIGHTNING ROUND:

STUPID-DUMB, STUPID-DUNCE, STUPID-NUT, OPPOSITE-SANE, INTELLIGENT-BRAINY (passes on SMART)
JUDY-PUNCH $50
BEE-BUZZ, HURT-STING $100
WHEEL-TURN, TUBE-ROLL, RIDE-BICYCLE $150
IN-OUT $200

Lucy’s perfect streak has ended. Sara’s got her money and Donald’s got $50 more.

Lucy and John Johanessen (Santa Monica, CA, deputy probation officer in LAPD vs. Gary and Charlene Marshall (Covina, CA, mother of Keith 10, Susan 8 and Tim 5)

GAME #1-WORD #1: Lucy gives

10 Points: STORM-THUNDER
9: WIND-TURBULENT
8: BETTY-HURRICANE (Allen wished Lucy had used a different hurricane name)

WORD #2: Charlene gives

10: HOUDINI-MAGICIAN (form of the word) MAGIC

WORD #3: Lucy gives

10: ROBE-(pronounced KEN-WAH)
9: SLINKY-NEGLIGEE (19)

WORD #4: John gives

10: GUITAR-STRUM
9: PEABODY-BANJO $100

LIGHTNING ROUND

ATOMIC-BOMB $50
MICKEY-MOUSE $100
BEER-ALE $150
FRONT-BACK, BACK-BEHIND, BEHIND-REAR $200
LARGE-SMALL $250 in 20 seconds

NOTE: The record at the time was 15 sec. shared by Peter Lawford and Kitty Carlisle.

GAME #2 (Battle of the Sexes)-WORD #1: Gary gives

10: SPEECH-DICTION

WORD #2: Charlene gives

10: ROD-REEL
9: WHEELS-AXLE (19)

WORD #3: Lucy gives

10: DISTRICT-AREA
9: POLICE-PRECINCT John’s up to $450

LIGHTNING ROUND

PUTT-GOLF $50
BURMA-ROAD, FINE-SHAVE $100
TELEPHONE-TELEGRAPH, RING-PHONE, HEMINGWAY-BELL $150
SOFT-HARD (passes PUTTY)
UNCLE-AUNT $200 ($650 Total)

Lucy and Larry Young (Whitier, CA, student and high school bus driver) vs. Gary and Trudy Rhodes (Long Beach, CA, getting married in June)

GAME #1-WORD #1: Lucy gives

10: FRUIT-ORANGE
9: WRINKLED-PRUNE
8: YELLOWISH-PEAR
7: BRANDY-WINE
6: TART-APRICOT

WORD #2: Trudy gives

10: GATHERING-CROWD
9: BUSINESS-GROUP
8: PEOPLE-MEETING

WORD #3: Lucy gives

HYPNOTIZE-TRANCE (16)

TIME’S UP!

How’s your shooting, Lucy? Allen meant the Lucy Show, guest starring Dean Martin. Deano is a living doll, a lazy one. Gary is a consultant on the show, including guest stars. Dean will hopefully be there when the shoot comes.

The password today is Enthusiasm. The Peace Corps workers have a lot of enthusiasm, so investigate a career in the Peace Corps

Password is owned by Fremantle.

1968 Anita Gillette Arlene Francis Bert Convy Johnny Olson Wally Bruner What's My Line?

WHAT’S MY LINE?-Date Unknown

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Host: Wally Bruner
Announcer: Johnny Olson

Celebrity Panel:

  • Soupy Sales
  • Anita Gillette
  • Bert Convy
  • Arlene Francis

FIRST GUEST: Francis Kelly (Bronx, NY)

He’s self-employed, concerned with a product

Arlene: Might I possibly have this product?
You Could
Used by both sexes?
Yes
Does it come in contact with the person?
No $5

Soupy: Found in the home?
Yes
Found in one room more than another?
Probably, but Wally calls it a No $10

Anita: Could I hold it in my hand?
Yes
Comes in contact with other places beside the hand?
No $15

Bert: Is this product functional?
“It Lives” Bert heard it, but Francis and Wally deny it.

Go on, you big stoop!

Does it do something?
Yes
Does it perform a task for the home?
Not necessarily $20

Arlene: Is this product is or has every been alive?
Yes
In the animal family?
Yes
Is it a pet?
“It Can Be”
Is it a Bird?
Yes
Is it a Canary or Parakeet? (There’s a difference)
Canary
Does it talk?
No $25

Soupy: “He gains 300 pounds and hollers CHEEP?”
Not a question
Do you train canaries?
Yes

“They kamikaze canaries. They throw themselves in cat’s mouths?”

Train them to sing?
YES

Our bird expert has brought a quartet of his class of 60! Yes! 60! Johnny O. brings them out, after they’ve been flying around the dressing room. Wally says a cat stood by in case they got rowdy. Francis has no problem living with ’em all By listening to what the mic was picking up, they are have bass voices. Wally needs to bring them closer. All you can do is give them time to work out their stage fright. In a contest, birds get up to a half a hour to perform!

Our birds have gotten a little better. In other knowledge, Francis uses a graduate canary to train students. But with only a little taste, another group of birds serenade us. (The Panel)

SECOND GUEST: Dianna Engel (New York City)

She’s salaried and deals with a service.

Soupy: Would I come to you?
Yes (Bert: Can I come with you?)

Are you wearing something other than what you’re wearing?
(Dianna has a typical 60s floral dress) No $5

Anita: Would I use it too?
Yes
Would I enjoy it as much as Soupy?
Aside from some side benefits, Yes
Do you touch people?
No $10

I’m so sorry to hear that?

Bert

Would you say this service would make me feel better?
No therapeutic benefit but Yes
Would I need an appointment?
No $15

Arlene: Are you employed with others in the same line?
Yes

A place where one might wants some relaxation?
Dianna says Yes but Wally doesn’t think so. Arlene’s getting miffed, so it’s a Yes
Do they serve anything to eat or drink?
A definite No $20

Soupy: Is there an office?
Yes
Do you do any paperwork?
Yes
Do people come that have a particular problem involving paperwork?
Dianna was unsure, but time’s up anyway

Arlene guesses it’s a cashier. Soupy guesses a hostess on a patrol wagon. Both wrong! She’s a STOCKBROKER. Her company is Kern Securities. How did a nice girl like you get in a business like this? She just started investing, got good and decided to spread the knowledge. And the men don’t see to mind if you earn their respect. Soupy and Bert are in for sure.

MYSTERY GUEST

The guest welcomes us in a voice sounding like Julia Child.

“It’s one of my mother’s favorite shows and one of the birds is loose backstage.

Bert: Are you primarily known for television?
Yes, giggling with excitement
Arlene: Do you have your own series?
Yes
Soupy: A nighttime show?
No
Anita: Afternoon talk show?
No
Bert: Game Show?
Yes
Arlene: Are you the moderator?
“Yes, and I’m so beautiful”

Soupy: GENE RAYBURN, everyone knew it.

Gene says he’s done plenty of voices with his wife…

IT WASN’T A JOKE, A BIRD IS LOOSE!

Anyway, Mrs. Rayburn says Gene has a certain tone in his voice. The only option was Falsetto. The entire panel has been on “The Match Game”. Along with all those game shows and #1 DJ in New York, what’s left? Two Things: Create a starring role in Broadway and movie. After that, he’ll quit! ANYTHING BUT THAT! Reminisicing about past What’s My Line appearances, there was the time Gene milked a cow with the boy from Illinois. One of the most popular things fans talk about. Soupy says the cow should’ve gotten kid gloves, Gene’s got the coldest hands in the business. Cold Hands, Warm Personality!

Honest Answers:

Marsha Robbins (New Rochelle) for Soupy:
“Do you really wear a Mickey Mouse watch?”
Answer: Yes, and we get the closeup to prove it. When it slows down, he feeds it cheese

For Bert: “What was your occupation before you became an actor?”
Answer: Played in the Philadelphia Phillies farm system

Arlene: Do you have any dogs?
Answer: Not currently, but there used to be Otto Von Bismarck (Dacushand), Sheep dog, Scottie, Russian Wolfhound.

Wait, what about the canary! He flew to the top of the lights and finally began to sing. Don’t call the Humane Society, the bird’s back in safe hands.

What’s My Line? is owned by Fremantle.

1972 Dennis James The Price is Right

THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT (Nighttime)-Taped October 16, 1972 (#012N)

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Host: Dennis James
Announcer: Johnny Olson
Models: Janice Pennington and Anita Ford

BEVERLY RHINEHART, COME ON DOWN!
CLYDE NELSON, COME ON DOWN!
PHYLLIS HOLLIS, COME ON DOWN!
and NANCY GOMER, COME ON DOWN!

First Item up for Bids!

Carnegie Psychedelic Stereo Cabinet (Anitra)

  • CLYDE 275
  • PHYLLIS 425
  • NANCY 475
  • BEVERLY 450

The actual retail price is…$750. Nancy wins! She may have said she bid low, but it’s good enough to play this

BONUS GAME

Getting the right window wins a Zinman Defino Tournaline Pale Beige Mink Coat (Janice) worth $2,000.

1st Window: VACUUM CLEANER-Eureka Empress 2 ($89)
Guess: HIGHER ARP: $150
2nd: CLOCK RADIO-Westxlox Digital AM/FM Cassette Recorder ($145)
Guess: LOWER ARP: $130
3rd: MIXER-Hamilton Beach Gourmet Stand Mixer ($33)
Guess: HIGHER ARP: $57 (One More to Lock it up)
4th: BOOKS-World Book Childcraft Encyclopedia ($180)
Guess: HIGHER ARP…
$153

Where’s the BONUS: MIXER
WINNER!

MARIANNE WINEZIMMER, COME ON DOWN!

Second Item Up for Bids!

Capetown 1.95 ct. Sapphire/1.56 ct. Diamond/18 ct. Gold Ring (A)

  • MARIANNE $860
  • Beverly $900
  • Clyde $1,200
  • Phyllis $675

The actual retail price is…$1,500, Clyde Wins “I’d better give it to my wife” Yeah, you better.

ANY NUMBER

Clyde and his wife may next have to ditty up:

  • A Caloric Self-Cleaning Range (J)
  • A Ford Thunderbird (Power Steering, Power Front Disc Brakes, Power Ventilation, Opera Windows [pure 70’s], deluxe rear bumper) (A)
  • The measly Piggy Bank
GUESSCARRANGE
55 _ _ _
15 _ _ 1
2_ . _ 2
66 _ _
75 _ 7 1
85 8 7 1
ARP6 4 09 . 3 2

ANOTHER WINNER!

Johnny has one more name: “It’s Gonna Be…BARBARA MCQUAN, COME ON DOWN” (He sounded like Justin Timberlake)

FINAL ITEM UP FOR BIDS!

W&J Sloane Cimarron 102″ Sofa (A)

  • BARBARA $850
  • Marianne $740
  • Phyllis $647
  • Marianne $550

The actual retail price is…$799. Marianne Wins.

Didn’t anyone catch that Marianne and Phyllis switched spots?

CLOCK GAME

30 seconds to win a Pfaff Console Sewing Machine and a Wurlitzer Fun Maker Spinet Organ (J). PLUS, if there’s at least 2 seconds left on the clock, we’ll throw in an extra $1,000 cash.

SEWING MACHINE: 339 ↑ 345 ↑ 390 ↑ 475 ↑ 550 ↑ 600 ↓ 570 ↑ 575 ↑ 577 ↑ 580 ↑ 585 ↓ 584 (11.5 sec. left)
ORGAN: 645 ↑ 750 ↑ 895 ↑ 1000 ↓ 995 ↓ 950 ↑ 960 ↑ TIME’S UP! ($964)
Pricing Games: 2 for 3

RECAP

CLYDE$7,371 (Top Winner)
NANCY$3,087 (Runner-Up)
MARIANNE$1,383

SHOWCASE

First Showcase:
13d BOAC London/Mallorca Tour
Samsonite 3pc. Silhouette Luggage (A)
Yamaha SL292C Snowmobile(J)/MPX Skis (A)

Clyde’s going for London. Bid: $1,750

Nancy’s Showcase:
Ford Mustang (heater/defroster, deluxe bumper system, carpeting)
Turtle Wax Assortment
Arthur Fulmer Portable/Home/Car Stereo Systems
Vanda Cosmetics (A)
Zinman Defino Lynx Paw Fur Coat (J)

Nancy’s Bid: $3,900

CLYDENANCY
Bid: $1,750Bid: $3,900
ARP: $2,762ARP: $4,803
Difference: $1,012Difference: $903

Nancy wins! Total: $7,890 (Dennis rushes through the final reveal and ending)
Total Winnings: $16,644

The Price is Right is owned by Fremantle.

1966 Allen Ludden Gary Morton Lucille Ball Password

PASSWORD (Daytime)-January 11, 1966

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Host: Allen Ludden

Announcer: Lee Vines

Lucille Ball (The Lucy Show) and Desi Arnaz Jr. (son, soon to be 13 y.o.) 17

Gary Morton (Husband) and Lucie Arnaz (Lucy’s daughter) 19

Lucie and Desi Jr. and playing two games for Easter Seals. Plenty of chances for both teams to win with the next word.

WORD #5

Lucy gives to Desi
10: PARTY (deep in thought)-FUN
9: BIRTHDAY-SURPRISE $100

LIGHTNING ROUND

SLEEP-BED $50
WASH-DRY, DISH-CLEAN, WATER-, HANDS-, WIPE-DRY, WIPE-SOAP (passes on TOWEL)
SIX-, TWELVE-, TWELVE-CLOCK, EGGS-DOZEN $100
(jitters) SWING-TWIST, FASCINATING-NEXT Allan gives them RHYTHM, no time for FAT $150

Hey, since it’s for charity, we’ll give them the whole $250! Switching Partners

GAME #2-WORD #1

10: NOISY-SOFTLY
9: SILENCE-QUIET

WORD #2-Desi gives

10: MACHELLI’S-PIZZA

WORD #3-Lucy gives

10: Lucy’s stumped before we have BOX-CARTON
9: CARTON-CRATE
8: MATERIAL-CARDBOARD 17

WORD #4-Desi gives

10: STOLE-MINK 20

WORD #5-Lucy gives

10: CROQUETTE-SALMON $100 (Lucy and Gary have it every Friday)

LIGHTNING ROUND

NAVY-ARMY, MAN-SAILOR $50
ANIMAL-HORSE, STRIPE-ZEBRA $100
DRESS-COAT, EVENING-(Took a bit) GOWN $150
FRUIT-ORANGE, WRINKLED-PRUNE
TOP-BOTTOM Sweep Complete

$700 for the Easter Seals.

Lucy and Donald Morrison (Elk Grove, CA, principal of Elk Grove Junior High)

Gary and Sara Maynard (Huntington Beach, CA, married to a tool designer for a large aircraft company, and the 2nd beautiful redhead on stage)

GAME #1-WORD #1-Lucy Gives

10: EINSTEIN-GENIUS
9: ZOLA-INTELLIGENCE
8: NUCLEAR-ENERGY
7: PHYISIST-SCIENTIST

WORD #2-Donald gives

10: INDUSTRY-WORK
9: ENTERPRISE-CORPORATION
8: OFFICE-BUSINESS

WORD #3-Gary gives

10: DUNCE-STUPID
9: MUTE-DUMB (form of the word, roughly) DUMBBELL (17)

WORD #4-Sara gives

10: SUSPENSE-MYSTERY (Tie Game)

WORD #5-Lucy gives

10: ELASTIC-STRETCH
9: LADY’S-GIRDLES
8: STOCKINGS-STRETCH
7: STOCKING-NYLON
6: SNAKE-GARTER (23)

WORD #6-Sara gives

10: HORN-TRUMPET
9: VALLEE-RESOUND
8: RUDY-DEER (Rudy the Red-Nosed Reindeer)
7: ROOTERS-MEGAPHONE $100

Sara never knew about Singer Rudy Vallee.

LIGHTNING ROUND

HOUR-MINUTE $50
SERGEANT-LIEUTENANT $100
RED-WHITE, BLUE, EMERALD-GREEN $150
SOUTHERN-ACCENT then COOKING, ACCENT-FLAVOR, TALK-DRAWL $200
BEFORE-AFTER $250!

Lucy is 4 for 4 on Lightning Rounds so far. Gary comments, “She plays golf… Lucy jumps in “like he plays Password”. Sara and Donald will have to wait till tomorrow for their second game.

The password today is Next: Right now I’m going next door to visit Art Linklater’s House Party and I promise to sing. So if you’re brave, stick around and see how it comes out

Art Linklater’s House Party was a daytime variety show that aired right after Password.

Password is owned by Fremantle.

1968 Gawn Grainger Johnny Olson Phyllis Newman Soupy Sales Wally Bruner What's My Line?

WHAT’S MY LINE-Taped November 19, 1968

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Host: Wally Bruner:
Announcer: Johnny Olson:

Celebrity Panel:

We start with the blindfolds on.

FIRST GUEST: Gary Brower (New York City)

He deals with a product and is salaried.

Arlene: Is it a product those on the panel might use?
Yes
Used in the home?
No $5

Soupy: Are we blindfolded because we’d recognize your face?
No $10

Phyllis: Would I use it in contact or inside my body?
In Contact
Would it better or enhance me?
Not necessarily, but close enough.
If it did want it’s supposed to do, would I be better?
Nothing could improve her, but it’s a Yes?
Something you rub on your skin?
A Clear No $15

Gawn: If I didn’t have the blindfold, would I guess what it was?
Doesn’t help, doesn’t hinder, can’t take it off
Would it come in contact with the skin above my neck?
Yes
Anything to do with makeup?
No $20

Arlene: Something that is worn from the neck up?
Yes
Something worn on the face?
Yes
Worn in the area of the eyes?
Yes
(After a whisper from Gawn) Do you make blindfolds?
Yes, the very ones the panel is wearing right now.

Gary’s company, Eve’s Costume Company, has been making blindfolds for “What’s my Line?” for many years.  These blindfolds are custom, made not to mess up the panelists’ hair and eyes.  There’s a special wide plastic and velvet lining and pearls for the ladies.  The price Gary is keeping for a secret.  When not making blindfolds, he’s making hats for movies and Broadway, occasionally other costumers, too.  Most of the business is in the theatre, but it keeps him busy.  Gary started in fashion design in Europe, but hats were the easiest.

Now a question for Gawn, what do you call blindfolds in England?  “Eye-peeper stoppers” Yeah, he’s serious, and there are also “you-peeper stoppers.”

You would have an you-peeper stopper and I would have a I-peeper stopper.  But it you put it on me, it would be a I-peeper stopper and if I put it on you, it would be a you-peeper stopper on top of an I-peeper stopper.

Easy to follow

SECOND GUEST: Mr. X (New York City)

He’s self-employed and dealing with a service. There’s another hint, Mr. X deals with fire.

Soupy ponders it might be roasting marshmallows.
Is it connected with show business?
In the broadest sense, maybe, but let’s not lead Soupy down the “Primrose Path” as Wally says.
Do you give any demonstrations with fire?
Many
Do you got to schools or public functions talking about this?
No $5

Phyllis: Can I rule out eating or spiting fire?
Yes
You clearly don’t start fires or work for the fire dept.?
Indeed
Anything to do with cooking?
No $10

Gawn: People come to see you, do you instruct?
No $15

Arlene: Do people come to see you entertain?
No $20

Soupy (who can’t hold back laughter):
If you had signed your name, would we know you?
Yes
Is there a product related to this service?
No, which has already been established. Soupy’s safe, but Wally is really to flip
Is it Performed outside?
No $25

Mr. X, I come to where you are for some reason I can’t imagine to see you do something with or about fire?

Phyllis, getting down to basics

Despite her objection, No $30

Gawn: You don’t do anything with it, but you talk to me about it?
No

By this point, Wally recognizes the panel is completely lost.  GAME OVER! Arlene guesses he rubs two boy scouts together to make fire.

Mr. X is Paul Molay, a proprietor of a well-known NYC barbershop who STYLES MEN’S HAIR WITH FIRE.  He uses fire to “groove it, to fit it out, to blend hair”.  As weird as this sound, this practice dates back to Ancient Egypt.  Wally volunteers Gawn, the “Pride of Piccadilly” to demonstrate.  Johnny Olson brings out the chair.  Soupy acts like a manicurist “Have you been in town long?” Paul is using a long white pole and singeing just the end. 

“A Singe in time saves Nine” After a few seconds, Gawn gets to like it.

MYSTERY GUEST

More “Eye-Peeper Stopper Fun”. Our guest gets a good long applause.

Phyllis: Is there more than one of you?
No (just someone who needs a lozenge)

Gawn: Primarily known as a singer?
Yes (almost old lady like now)

Arlene: Singer in Television?
Yes, well-known for television among other fields

Soupy: Biggest fame from records?
It’s an element of fame, that or many records produced for the public.

Phyllis: In the New York Theater?
No

Gawn: Do you have a record on the Hit Parade now?
Yes

Arlene: Are you a man performing in nightclubs?
Yes

Soupy: Are you in New York at the current time?
No

Phyllis: Does your new record include the song “Those were the Days”?
No (30 seconds)

Gawn: Is it single, not an LP, in the Hit Parade?
Needed a bit of silent thought and clarification.
Wally decides that our mystery guest has both right now.

Arlene: Are you known as a soul singer?
YES, right in the description

Soupy: JAMES BROWN!
OH, YES!

Great voice acting to hide his identity. Brown gives an “I Tried” that scratches the microphone.  Going back to his time as a D.C. newsman, Wally shares the story of how James Brown ended a “Crisis” down there to a “happy conclusion”.  Arlene mentions his time in Boston doing the same thing. 

Honest Answers:

For Phyllis: Alice Graven of Atlanta, GA
“Aren’t you married to a songwriter and what did he write?”

Answer: Yes, her husband Adolph Green, along with Betty Comdon, Julia Stile and Leonard Bernstein.  “Bells are Ringing”, “The Party’s Over” “Just in Time” “Make Someone Happy” and “Hallelujah, Baby”

For Arlene: Barbara Middleman of Boston, MA
“Where did you meat your husband Morton Gable and was it love at first sight?”

Answer: Definitely not, they met while he was the lead on a radio program.  She used to be scared to death of him, now it’s vice versa.

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1968 Arlene Francis Gene Rayburn Johnny Olson Meredith MacRae Soupy Sales Wally Bruner What's My Line?

WHAT’S MY LINE?-First Taped Episode (TAPE: 7/9/68, Aired 9/9)

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Host: Wally Bruner
Announcer: Johnny Olson

Celebrity Panel:

  • Soupy Sales
  • Meredith MacRae (Petticoat Junction)
  • Gene Rayburn (Match Game)
  • Arlene Francis

FIRST GUEST: Perle Epstein (New York City)

She’s salaried, dealing in service

Arlene: Work for a profit-making organization?
Yes
Work indoors?
Usually
Do people come to you for your service?
They can
Available to both men and women?
Yes
Regular hours, 9 to 5?
It could be, but not too important
Do you move around in your job?
Yes
Are you in a form of vehicle?
No $5

Soupy: Do you wear a uniform, other than street clothes?
Yes
Is it for decoration or keeping from getting messed up?
Ah, not a yes or no question. “I just like to get a right answer”
Is there a product involved?
No $10

Meredith: Would I come out with a degree, are you instructing me?
One question at a time: The Instructing one
Yes
What about that degree, like judo for example?
No $15

Gene: Is the uniform all white?
No $20

Arlene: This instruction useful?
Yes
Is it athletic?
In a broad sense, Yes
Do you touch a person in any way?
In this case, No $25

Soupy: You would never come to my house for this service?
Perle doesn’t know, but more likely for a handsome gentleman like you
Would it make me physically better?
Yes
A type of exercise?
Could be
Would it help me from the waist up?
Yes, the whole body (“I don’t know what it is, but I need it”)
Would I use it to lose weight?
It might, Pass

Meredith: Would it take place in a gymnasium?
It could
Teach/instruct a personal fitness class?
No $30

Gene: Could the panel come as a group and work all at once?
Yes
Do you ever wear a tutu?
No $35 (You’ve never seen Gene in a tutu and you never will)

Arlene (who’s got a gleam in her eye): Do you ever work on or near water?
No $40 (Down to 30 seconds)

Soupy: Do you come in contact with the body?
Yes
Are you a masseuse?
No, Wally gives it up here

Meredith guesses wrong with fencing instructor. Perle is a YOGA INSTRUCTOR. (She did a demonstration, but it was clipped off by Buzzr)

SECOND GUEST: Henry Parcell (Manawon, NJ, near the shore in Central NJ)

He’s salaried and deals in a product

Soupy: Would I come to you?
Possibly
As opposed to coming to my house?
Yes, way to sneak two questions in and stay in control.
Would I feel better?
No $5

Meredith: Used by both men and women?
Yes
Does it come in contact with the body?
Yes
Above the waist?
No $10

Gene: Would it increase my physical well-being in any way? (uproar of laughter)
No $15

Arlene: Product for anything other than the human race?
No $20

Soupy: Stuck on not helping Gene, something I would use in the house?
Yes
In one particular room or floor?
No $25

Meredith: Is one is able to wear this product?
Yes
Is it an undergarment?
Yes, generally
Is it a girdle?
No $30

Gene: Must be something women wear more than men?
NO $35

Arlene: Breaking down who and what can wear it. Do we rule out the Animal Kingdom?
Yes
Also from the waist up?
Still No $40

Soupy: Something to help me walk or dance better?
No $45

Meredith: Worn more by children?
Yes, wants to pass to Arlene, but Gene’s in the way
He blurts out “It’s Diapers” And Henry SELLS THEM.

Mr. Parcell works for the National Account Executive for Chicopee Mills Incorporated, a division of Johnson & Johnson.. All kinds of diapers, as long as they’re white. Soupy has a new slogan “We never mangle your baby’s triangles”

MYSTERY GUEST:

Meredith: Are you in the entertainment field? Yes (sounds of country bumpkin with a hiccup)
Gene: Are you currently in New York? Yes
Arlene: Are you playing in a Broadway play? Yes
Soupy: Is there just one of you? Yes
Meredith: Are you known for comedy as opposed to drama? No
Gene: In your current appearance, do you sing? Yes
Arlene: Is your wife in the show with you? No
Soupy: Is there another male as your co-star? No
Meredith with a guess: Joel Grey…RIGHT!

From one hit play to another “Cabaret” to George M”, it’s been a good year. Grey’s been in the business for 25 years, since age 11.

Closing: A chat with Meredith after figuring out who the mystery guest was. This was her first time on a game show panel. Meredith has also recorded her first record with her “Petticoat Junction” sisters along with solo records and live performances. It all started with “My Three Sons”, then a soap opera before “Petticoat” now in her third year. And it’s only her fifth year in show business.

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1966 Gary Morton Lucille Ball Password

PASSWORD (daytime)-January 10, 1966

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Host: Allen Ludden
Announcer: Lee Vines

Lucille Ball (The Lucy Show) and Base Hedrick (Fullerton, CA, loves traveling to Latin America and Mexico) vs.
Gary Morton (comedian and Lucy’s husband) and Kenda Hamm (Van Nuys, CA, mother of 3 y.o. Lori and 6 mon. old Karen)

The show’s in Hollywood for the first of four weeks. Lucy, combined with “I Love Lucy” and “The Lucy Show”, has been in the top 10 TV ratings for the last 15 years.  Gary, in his spare time, has been golfing in the U.S. Open.

WORD #1-Lucy gives First

10 Points: CRAWFISH-LOBSTER

Joke setup, Kenda was thinking of moving to Rye Street.  Gary responds, “They’ll be the only hams in Rye Street.”

WORD #2-Kenda to Gary

10: CUSTODIAN-SUPERINTENDENT
9: CONCIERGE-KEEPER
8: SCHOOL-JANITOR

WORD #3-Lucy first

10: STARE-LEER
9: LOOK-PEER
8: FAR-LOOK
7: RAISE-GAZE (Leads with 15)

WORD #4-Base gives

10: REPAIR-FIX (Back ahead with 20)

One chance for Kenda, Three for Base.

WORD #5-Gary gives

10 (for the win): PRISONER-CONVICT
9 (for the win): KEEPER-WARDEN $100 for Base

LIGHTNING ROUND:

Lucy pops like a toaster when the word pops up

TREES-LEAFS, LOTS-FOREST $50
BED-SHEET, HEAD-PILLOW $100
LIGHT-DARK, FIXTURE-LAMP $150
HORSE-COW $200
DAY-NIGHT $250 in just 24 seconds

GAME #2-WORD #1-Gary to Base

10: BURN-TRAMP
9: LAZY-LOAFER

WORD #2-Base gives

10: HAWAIIAN-PUNCH
9: MILTON-HAWAIIAN BERLE (not the guess), LEI
8: UTOPIA-PARADISE

Don’t get the Milton Berle reference, Allen is waiting for Milton to appear on the show.

WORD #3-Lucy gives

10: MONTH-YEAR
9: DAYS-TIME
8: PICTURE-CALENDAR (Took a while, 17)

WORD #4-Base gives

10: DESK-“What are you Yelling About” SET
9 (to win): OFFICE WORKER (“No Matter How Fast you Say it”)
8: VENDOR-SECRETARY
7: FILE-CLERK (1 point from victory)

WORD #5-Gary gives

10: LARGE (sounds in pain)-HUGE
9: HUGE-TREMENDOUS
8: BIG-MONSTROUS
7: LOTS-GIGANTIC
6: BIG (read differently)-TREMENDOUS (still wrong, no matter how you say it)
5: HUGE-ENORMOUS $100

LIGHTNING ROUND

QUART-PINT $50
APE-MONKEY, LARGER-GORILLA $100
PASS-TRAIL, LARGER-WALK, LARGER-BRIDAL, LONGER-MOUNTAIN, TROT-ROAD $150
GEM-JEWEL, COLOR-EMERALD $200
BIM-BAM, BIM-HIT, BIM-BO, SOUND-LOUD, CRASH-THUNDER, DRUM-BANG, DRUM-BEAT, DRUM-HIT, SONIC-BOOM $250

There goes Lucy with the greatest timing in the world. Thanks to her help, Base and Kenda end up in a draw: $350 each.

GAME #3:
Lucy and Desi Arnaz Jr. (son, Dino, Desi and Billy) vs. Gary and Lucie Arnaz (step-daughter, currently in 9th grade)

Both of Lucy’s kids are playing for Easter Seals…and bragging rights.

WORD #1-Lucy gives

10: FRUIT-CAKE
9: TANGERINE-ORANGE

WORD #2-Desi gives

10: MISTAKE

Lucy guesses “Error” anyway. Gary couldn’t resist doing a Don Adams impression.

WORD #2 (Redux)

10: TASTE-SIP
9: GOOD-HONEY
8: SCRUMPTIOUS-DELICIOUS (Now you’re learning)

WORD #3-Gary gives

10: BABY-INFANT
9: PANTY-DIAPER (17)

WORD #4-Lucie gives

10: LATITUDE-LONGITUDE (19)

TIME’S UP!

An exciting game that’ll have to be finished tomorrow.

The Lucy Show is featuring Dean Martin, if he shows up.  “That’s a thing about Dean, he doesn’t drink anymore.  He doesn’t drink any less either” “The Lucy Show” takes four days, starting on Monday, shoot on Thursday.  Dean’ll come in on Wednesday, but he’ll work every minute, as Lucy says.  This episode wouldn’t air for another eight weeks and five episodes left in the season.  Lucy also have a special with Carol Burnett and a special for Dean Martin. 

The password today is Friendly, Friendly is the only word to describe the way we’re welcomed back every time we return here to Television City, and on behalf of all of us in Password we appreciate it.

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1966 Allen Ludden Gary Morton Lucille Ball Password

PASSWORD (Daytime)-January 13, 1966

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Host: Allen Ludden
Announcer: Lee Vines

Lucille Ball (The Lucy Show) and Larry Yount (Whittier, CA, political science hoping to be a teacher) 16 vs. Gary Moore (comedian) and Trudy Rose (Long Beach, CA, TV/Radio production student) 8

WORD #1-Lucy gives First

First, she’s having trouble reading the word.
10 (and the win): KISS (overacting)-PASSION
9: SMOOCH-EMBRACE
8: HIT-SOCK
7: KISS-SMACK (15)

WORD #2-Larry gives

10 (for the win): EMBRACE (just in time)-HUG
9: ROMEO-JULIET
8: KISS-LOVER(S) (One point from victory)

WORD #3-Gary gives

10 (to win): BEE-GLAD
9 (to win): WORKING-BUSY $100

LIGHTNING ROUND:

BOAT-SHIP, PADDLE-CANOE $50
MARBLE-STATUE $100
INSECT-BUG, CEILING-FLY $150
YELL-SCREAM, COLLEGE-TALK, YAY-RAH, RAH-TEAM, TEAM-SPIRIT, HELP-SCREAM (passes CHEER)
AWAKE-ASLEEP $200 ($300 Total)

GAME #2-WORD #1-Gary gives

10 Points: ORANGES-FRUIT
9: SHOVEL (repeats twice)-PICK

WORD #2-Larry gives

10: ORANGES-JUICE
9: FRUIT-CITRUS (18)

Gary’s been fuming since the start of this game.

WORD #3-Garry gives

10: BUSH-TREE
9 (for the win): FENCE-PICKET
8: TRIM-HEDGE

WORD #4-Trudy gives

10 (for the win): DAWN-SUNRISE
9: SUNRISE-DAY (form of the word)-DAYTIME (Allen reveals it’s DAYBREAK, Gary gives Allen the 8 points)

WORD #4 Again

10 (to win): FOOTBALL-GUARD
9: BLOCK-TACKLE (17)

WORD #5-Lucy gives

10 (for the win): AWESOME-MIRACULOUS
9 (for the win): UNBELIEVABLE-FANTASTIC
8 (for the win): HMM-UNBELIEVABLE
7: AMAZON-GIANT
6: AMAZON-RIVER (before time)
5: FANTASTIC-UNBELIEVABLE
4: (Nothing)
3: UNBELIEVABLE-INCREDIBLE
2: TRICKS-QUESTIONABLE
1: FANTASTIC-AMAZING (tie game, The Amazing Amazons were a circus troupe)

WORD #6-Trudy gives

10 (for the win): SHY-DEMURE
9 (for the win): SCARED-BASHFUL Up to $400

LIGHTNING ROUND

AUTOMOBILE-CAR
NECKWARE-TIE, WINTER-SCARF
FINGERS-HAND
PUNISHMENT-CRIME (gives up on GLUTTON)
SUMMER-WINTER ($600 Total, still 35 seconds left)

Lucy and Roger Bartman (Hermosa Beach, CA, ski film producer) vs. Gary and Linda Bammer (Woodland Hills, CA, enrolling in UCLA this fall)

GAME #3-WORD #1-Lucy Gives

10: TIDBIT-SMALL
9: BITE-NIBBLE

WORD #2-Roger gives

10: SECRET-DIARY
9: MORSE (Lucy didn’t get it)-CONFIDENTIAL
8: MESSAGE-CODE

WORD #3-Gary gives

10: WEISSMULLER-SWIM (19) (Gary meant this Weissmuller)

TIME’S UP!

Allen brings up a memorable “Password” moment with Lucy and Gary. Gary said “Romantic” and needed a form of the word, and then Lucy responded “It Couldn’t be Tick”. Gary’ll be back for Friday, Lucy won’t! HA! HA!

The password today is respond. Your pets will always respond with love and affection if you remember the cardinal rule: Treat Animals with Gentle Hands”

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1969 Arlene Francis Gene Rayburn Jack Cassidy Johnny Olson Joyce Brothers Wally Bruner What's My Line?

WHAT’S MY LINE?-Taped January 14, 1969

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Host: Wally Bruner

Announcer: Johnny Olson

Celebrity Panel:

  • Gene Rayburn (Match Game)
  • Dr. Joyce Brothers (Famous Psychiatrist)
  • Jack Cassidy
  • Arlene Francis

FIRST GUEST: Paul Francis (London, England)

Mr. Francis has had a lot of careers before today: Chef, Hairdresser, Drummer. Today, he’s dealing with a product and salaried.

Arlene: We’re not related, are me?
No, Just Checking
A product I might use?
Yes, men too!
I can hold it in my hand?
No $5

Gene: Does it come in contact with the body?
Yes, but not beyond the hand so No $10

Joyce: When used, do you move it around?
In a loose way
Large enough to be taller than a person?
Sometimes
Large enough for someone to get into?
No $15

Jack: Is the product mobile?
Wally asks again, does he mean place to place? Yes
It’s possible
Outdoors instead of indoors?
No $20

Arlene: Found in a home?
Possibly, but not likely $25

Gene: Anything therapeutic?
No $30

Joyce: Used in the World of Sports?
No $35

Jack: Sold to the consumer market?
In a sense
Would I have to come to you?
Yes
Do you demonstrate the product?
Possibly but No $35

Clue: Paul works in Paradise Island in the Bahamas.

Arlene (Ha, Ha, Ha!): Does it have to do with gambling?
Yes
Do it have to do with the tables?
No $45

Gene: By table, does that include roulette?
Yes (Arlene goes Oh!)
Gene: Do it have to do with the ocean?
The Last No

Arlene wants a guess: SLOT MACHINES! Again, Arlene is too little, too late. Paul specifically repairs them at the Paradise Island Casino in the Bahamas. He originally came to the island as a croupier, then took a six-week course in Chicago, before taking the job. Then the important question: Can you change the odds? Yes! Joyce asks how often the Big Jackpots come along. Well, there’s no rhyme or reason. It depends on the number of symbols on each machine. Jack thinks it’s set by the owners! Wally tries to equate it to how many ways a toothpick fall. In a 24-hour span, Paul figures you’ll lose about 20¢ on every dollar. Some machines can range from $500-$1,000. Back-to-Back Jackpots have happened.

SECOND GUEST: Alice Schiller (Hollywood, CA)

She’s self-employed and deals with a service.

Gene: Do both men and women use this service?
No $5

Joyce: Performed for animals?
No $10

Jack: Service confined to male?
No $15

Arlene: “What else is there?” Women use it?
Yes
Any relation to the entertainment world?
Yes
For women in the entertainment world?
Yes
Either do something for someone or how to someone?
Yes
Show them how to do it?
Yes
Do anything with the way they look?
In the sense, but it’s not the basic part
Do you operate something?
Alice said yes, but when indicating a product, Wally says No $20

Gene: Is this a physical thing?
Yes
Would they get a little “dewy”? What he means is perspiring.
Yes
Would they eventually do it in front of a movie camera?
Yes
Anything to do with losing weight?
No $25

Joyce: Do it have to do with movement?
Yes
In walking or exercise?
No $30

Jack: Looking for a specific area, is it part of the water?
No $35

Arlene, The Art of Self-Defense?
No $40

Gene (who Wally thought would get it in the first try): Do it have to do with love making?
No $45

Joyce: Do you touch the person in any way?
Takes a second before…The Last No

Jack has a thought, does it help women with a relationship? No! Gene is off with stunt driving. Alice TEACHES STRIP TEASE DANCING. Dr. Joyce is curious how Alice can teach that without movement. One black mark for Wally. Mrs. Schiller is the “Dean” of Pink Pussycat College Dancing in Hollywood, California. Requirements include being over 21, fine moral character, and be very serious about strip tease. And, of course, a voluptuous body. At graduation, instead of a degree, they get a stripper’s kit and a T-Shirt. Inscribed is the slogan “The Navel Academy of the West”. Dr. Joyce asks if they take the shirts on or off at graduation. The answer “Both”. For the lady panelists, the kit for one and the shirt for the other.

MYSTERY GUEST:

A great applause

Dr. Joyce: Would I know you from the movies?
Perhaps

Jack: Do you presently have a TV series?
No

Arlene: Are you known for TV apperances?
Yes

Gene: Have you ever appeared in Broadway?
Stumbles out a “Yes, ever” (Not his primary fame)

Joyce: Are you a singer?
Yes

Jack: Have you ever done a Disney film?
Yes

Arlene: Are you appearing presently at a hotel/club in NY?
Almost (to clarify, it will open soon)

Gene:
Do you have a current hit record?
No, I wish I did (15 seconds left)

Joyce: Is the Disney picture a recent one?
Fairly

Jack: Are you that Big, Tall, Handsome, Smashing Baritone John Davidson?
YES

Backstage, John told Wally that Jack Cassidy was his idol and kinda expected “Ol’ Jack” would catch me. That’s “Ol” no “Old”, it’s a term of endearment. John was concerned about sitting down and reading the requirements: “Admission requirements, Over 21, High Moral Character, voluptuous body.” Dr. Joyce will give him the Rhinestone from the Stripper’s Kit for his navel. Psychology of inhibitions, controlling the structural components of the anatomy. Anyway, John is saddened by the end of “Maggie Smith” on Broadway, starring Cassidy. And that night club that John’s is almost performing at the Diversion Room (open now on airdate). Live performances are better than taped for John.

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