The man who had the long hair and told Arlene that his hair was natural lived in my town, Sunland-Tujunga California, located about 15 miles from the Rose Bowl. He was a tree surgeon. He died in 1971.
@@RLucas3000 If it helps to zero in on it, the full panel looks like Dorothy Kilgallen, William Shatner, Kitty Carlisle, and Bennett Cerf. Anyway it says the date was January 24, 1965.
Dorothy was more glamorous looking (3:17-3:35; Aug. 12, 1956 episode, at 43) than I have ever seen her before, with her hair done in a much better style.
This was a great show ... You see it could not be duplicated today . Because the people they were on the show weekly . Were educated . Spoke good English . They also were funny . Something that's missing today.
I agree. And it was in the days when you could have gentle innocent fun with others and they didn't call you racist/homophobic/ mysoginistic or anything else. This was entertainment, simple as that.
Loved it! There were quite a few I’ve never seen before. I have seen the one with the contestant from around 2:10 (I think she was a mayor of a Canadian city?) and I love that one every time 😂 You can also clearly hear Arlene laughing. But I think my all time favourite “normal” contestant will always be Edle Iverson, the Norwegian barber. She had so much fun and had the greatest laugh. You can’t help but laugh along with her (that’s from April 3rd, 1955 with Fred Astaire as MG). But as always, very well done, Teddy! I had a very good start to my day thanks to this video 😊
Oh, and also: thank you for adding the date of the episode! Videos like this often make me want to look up the episode and now we won’t have to bombard you with questions about which one that was 😊
@@tessar.9779 Thank you very much Tessa! Yes I add the dates if someone wants to check it. I know the girl you are talking about. I checked her for her "excuse me, that is a word I don't know" :D but I left her out as it wasn't exactly what I aimed to.
2:57 Interesting that the sponsor was "Remington Rand Univac". Would the commercials have been about the technological marvel of the Univac computer? More likely that they would've been about Remington electric shavers, something the average viewer would be more likely to buy.
1:25 Additional context would help explain why Arlene's question "Is there any music playing when you teach them?" being answered "Off and on" got such a big laugh.
Mr George Thorpe was from Webster Grove, Missouri. He was an exercise instructor for a ladies reducing salon. Arlene had been very politely but clearly flirting with him and he was responding charmingly but shyly. Dorothy was egging her on and she was asking if she and Dorothy could avail themselves of his services. It was July 29, 1956 if you want to look for it.
@@alanr4447aThat specific comment wasn’t but it was a continuation of slightly flirtatious comments and she was being egged on but also teased by John.
@@LostinMayberry After all this, I went and hunted down the complete scene; Arlene laughed as she asked the question "Is there any music playing when you teach [the women]?", and then the answer "Off and on" did indeed specifically get a HUGE laugh from the audience, and even John Daley laughed in a fashion. I guess you had to be there, or at least have a 1956 mindset.
@@teddytodorova Jul 29, 1956. Contestant: George Thorphe, line: 'exercise instructor in a ladies' reducing salon'. Look it up, it's hilarious. Arlene is in a very good mood.
Just found it! From IMDB: George Thorpe from Webster Groves, Missouri, was the second contestant. He was an Exercise Instructor in Ladies Reducing Salon.
my God this was such a wonderful show what a wrong move to make it end look at the price is rigjt i would say jeopardy but i cant stand the present host his whole winning was to get himself on television a winner to most but a real loser
This show was good clean fun with professionals always courteous & entertaining. Love them all
Ah yes. #9 is Charlotte Whitton, former Mayor of Ottawa (capital of Canada). John asks her is it Mrs or Miss. "Oh, MISS! I've made enough mistakes!"
The man who had the long hair and told Arlene that his hair was natural lived in my town, Sunland-Tujunga California, located about 15 miles from the Rose Bowl. He was a tree surgeon. He died in 1971.
What's a tree surgeon?
1971 the same year that Bennett Cerf passed away.
@@mrh4742 A person who goes to the patient rather than they go to them. Trees get sick too. Ever heard of Dutch Elm disease?
Thanks for the info. about that man.
By 1971 everyman looked like him.
Is it, Miss, or Mrs.?
Miss, I've made enough mistakes! 😂
Dorothy looks so beautiful in the thumbnail
It was main reason I clicked on
“It’s just been changed.” She burned William Shatner!
I can’t find the Shatner episode on UA-cam, can anyone link it?
Thanx. I couldn’t understand what she said. That guy looks like he belongs somewhere in outer space.
@@garyfrancis6193 Yes, I was just about to ask what she said. Her answer was out of this world!
@@RLucas3000 If it helps to zero in on it, the full panel looks like Dorothy Kilgallen, William Shatner, Kitty Carlisle, and Bennett Cerf. Anyway it says the date was January 24, 1965.
And you could tell his ego was affected temporarily! 👍🏻👏🏻
I love the way John Daly would give an appreciative hug to the guest, very nice.
I loved No. 9. She was funny! "I've made enough mistakes." 😂😂😂
That was Charlotte Whitten, the mayor of Ottawa--the capital city of Canada.
My favorite mystery guest was Rosalind Russell 1953 I think, when the panel thought she was a man & she didn't correct them.
Dorothy was more glamorous looking (3:17-3:35; Aug. 12, 1956 episode, at 43) than I have ever seen her before, with her hair done in a much better style.
I think she had just returned from a royal wedding or coronation in Europe, possibly Princess grace’s wedding in monoco
I loved Fred Allen’s non sequitur questions.😂❤
And after one of these shows, Dorothy was murdered because she knew to much of the JFK killer
Dorothy's murder was in a book I found in Barnes and Noble it's sad that she had to be murdered long before her time.
Your CIA at work my friend
She died because she overdosed on drugs stop the conspiracy theory bs.
The CIA? Could have been.
We know that.
Dorthy Killgallen after 1 question.....are you a pogo stick repairman?.....ding ding ding ding.....Correct!
This was a great show ... You see it could not be duplicated today . Because the people they were on the show weekly . Were educated . Spoke good English . They also were funny . Something that's missing today.
I agree. And it was in the days when you could have gentle innocent fun with others and they didn't call you racist/homophobic/ mysoginistic or anything else. This was entertainment, simple as that.
They were charming, spoke English well, were polite & indeed very very well read & educated.
And there’s so many stupid and weird celebrities out there or people that consider them celebrities. It would be hard to find classy people.
Too many people are called "celebrities" but have done nothing worthwhile to qualify for that title.
Right. These days they'd be ridiculed as "coastal elites" by the anti-intellectuals.
John, Charles, and Daily are one fantastic person!
😄😄😄😄
What a FUN video compilation: love the humor and
glimpses of all my favorite whats my line folk: thanks muchly!
Thank you so much, Teddy! You found some gems, and I know you had lots of material from which to choose. I always love your videos! ♥️
Thanks Maynell, I appreciate your comments!
"i just can't afford a hair cut." Hilarious!
Probably was 50 cents then.
This was a delight. Bring back gaiety!
Loved it! There were quite a few I’ve never seen before. I have seen the one with the contestant from around 2:10 (I think she was a mayor of a Canadian city?) and I love that one every time 😂 You can also clearly hear Arlene laughing. But I think my all time favourite “normal” contestant will always be Edle Iverson, the Norwegian barber. She had so much fun and had the greatest laugh. You can’t help but laugh along with her (that’s from April 3rd, 1955 with Fred Astaire as MG). But as always, very well done, Teddy! I had a very good start to my day thanks to this video 😊
Oh, and also: thank you for adding the date of the episode! Videos like this often make me want to look up the episode and now we won’t have to bombard you with questions about which one that was 😊
@@tessar.9779 Thank you very much Tessa! Yes I add the dates if someone wants to check it. I know the girl you are talking about. I checked her for her "excuse me, that is a word I don't know" :D but I left her out as it wasn't exactly what I aimed to.
Charlotte Whitton, Mayor of Ottawa - who, it turned out later, after her death, was lesbian...which makes her comment even funnier!
Precious Memories..⚘🎚❤🤍💙🍑⭐
Thank-you for posting this. It is excellent!
Excellent, as usual.
THE best show in television history.
Thank you Teddy. I’ve seen this many times before, and enjoy it every single time! I’ll have to go back and watch these episodes again!
The contestant who said it is natural was dead serious. When everyone was laughing he had that expression of Why you all laughing, I am serious.
Great show!!! Thank you!
Fred Allen extremely funny
What was the answer to W Shatners question about the telephone number? I can't understand what she told him, too much laughter. thanks!
Just been changed!
@@teddytodorova Thank you! She certainly was proper with that answer!
Thank you for posting!
CAPTAIN KIRK
What a hoot!!!
2:57 Interesting that the sponsor was "Remington Rand Univac". Would the commercials have been about the technological marvel of the Univac computer? More likely that they would've been about Remington electric shavers, something the average viewer would be more likely to buy.
We had bread boxes back then, just the British sense of humour!
I thought he said it because you didn't eat bread 😀
Bill Shatner didn't get the joke until about 30 sec. later and then was not best pleased.
1:25 Additional context would help explain why Arlene's question "Is there any music playing when you teach them?" being answered "Off and on" got such a big laugh.
Mr George Thorpe was from Webster Grove, Missouri. He was an exercise instructor for a ladies reducing salon. Arlene had been very politely but clearly flirting with him and he was responding charmingly but shyly. Dorothy was egging her on and she was asking if she and Dorothy could avail themselves of his services. It was July 29, 1956 if you want to look for it.
@@LostinMayberry Thanks for the contextual info. I'll admit I still don't understand why the answer "Off and on" was so funny to the audience.
@@alanr4447aThat specific comment wasn’t but it was a continuation of slightly flirtatious comments and she was being egged on but also teased by John.
@@LostinMayberry After all this, I went and hunted down the complete scene; Arlene laughed as she asked the question "Is there any music playing when you teach [the women]?", and then the answer "Off and on" did indeed specifically get a HUGE laugh from the audience, and even John Daley laughed in a fashion. I guess you had to be there, or at least have a 1956 mindset.
@@alanr4447a correct, what she said and the response wasn’t that funny, it was the polite flirting. That was quite risqué for the time.
#2 Arlene got burned lol
What did the contestant say in reply. Cant hear
@@halimausman8815 "It [My hair] was not done. It is natural."
I can't understand number eleven. What did he say?
"Off and on."
@@teddytodorova Jul 29, 1956. Contestant: George Thorphe, line: 'exercise instructor in a ladies' reducing salon'. Look it up, it's hilarious. Arlene is in a very good mood.
I've seen the guy at 1:24 a few times, but I have not been able to find out what he does. Anyone?
Just found it! From IMDB: George Thorpe from Webster Groves, Missouri, was the second contestant. He was an Exercise Instructor in Ladies Reducing Salon.
It would help with the mirth, if you told us what their "line" actually was.
my God this was such a wonderful show what a wrong move to make it end look at the price is rigjt i would say jeopardy but i cant stand the present host his whole winning was to get himself on television a winner to most but a real loser
Here's another great one: ua-cam.com/video/04Tywtn5UJI/v-deo.html starting at 11:45. The key exchange starts around 15:55.
It is included in the second part
@@teddytodorova Thanks for letting me know.
Captain Jerk...
Sickest pervert in Hollywood!
Don't be so bloody stupid pal
John Daly is stupid smart... Wow
THE BIGGEST PHONY WAS JOHN DALEY BS SMILE AND LAUGH! NEXT TO ARLENE FRANCIS "SINGING" HER QUESTIONS!