Much of that impression was imparted by the use of a learned accent called the Mid-Atlantic accent. It was a quasi-English accent that was taught in schools as a way to sound more upper-crust. John Daly is a pro at it. So were Dorothy and Arlene. What makes me laugh are the guest panelists who tried to adopt it to sound more erudite. My favorite is when Johnny Carson appeared. He totally changed from a wacky comedian to kind of a stuffed shirt.
Delightful, and a reflection on when television (at least Stateside) was entertaining without the need for purposeful misinformation. Now...soapbox safely stowed away...find and view the hands-down best contestant before the blindfolded celebrity panel, one Salvador Dali ("Yes?").
![What's My Line? - Edie Adams; Martin Gabel [panel] (Jul 21, 1963)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_Wl3O_RwDLk/mqdefault.jpg)
Glad these contestants feel comfortable enough to joke around also 🙂
it’s not about comfortable! It’s about daring. You don’t need to be afraid of anyone not to joke
The panel were charming, polite, well read & very educated.
Much of that impression was imparted by the use of a learned accent called the Mid-Atlantic accent. It was a quasi-English accent that was taught in schools as a way to sound more upper-crust. John Daly is a pro at it. So were Dorothy and Arlene. What makes me laugh are the guest panelists who tried to adopt it to sound more erudite. My favorite is when Johnny Carson appeared. He totally changed from a wacky comedian to kind of a stuffed shirt.
Susan let’s also not forget how impeccably dressed these folks were for that time!
Brings the grins on a cold Saturday night in March.
Oh.. that US Weather forecaster is one of my favorites. ♥️
You’ve made another great video Teddy! Lots of fun! Thank you!
TEDDY you're just marvelous to compile these! Only ONE did I not see yet in full! ♥♥♥♥
Thank you so much!
The best TV game show ever aired.
Fantastic! I love these, look forward to every one, thank you Teddy!
This was your best compilation.
Delightful, and a reflection on when television (at least Stateside) was entertaining without the need for purposeful misinformation. Now...soapbox safely stowed away...find and view the hands-down best contestant before the blindfolded celebrity panel, one Salvador Dali ("Yes?").
Do another one please. This time include the mayor of Ottawa and the tree surgeon 😁😁 great vids Teddy ♥️
The Mayor of Ottawa and the tree surgeon are in the first part :)
Oh, thank you. I haven't seen it yet. ♥️ Looking forward fo more.
(I can't find time to do another one yet 🤭)
Witty panel and witty guests AND no toilet humor. Those were the days.
Ok just found your channel and I love this
Thank you! Hope you have good time with my videos
3:42 "I can take care of my self"
That was great. Thanks.
At 00:20, what the heck kind of dress is that Dorothy is wearing? What is up with that shoulder look ?
She looks like she got in the filming of the Wizard of Oz.
That's her "flying suit!" LOL🧙
What did these contestants do to be on the show?
Nice
1:02 what did he say ?
"I'm in the Navy proper - called the Marines." 😊
@@amb1962Incorrect, he said "I'm in the Navy proper _and so are the Marines_ "
The Marines have been part of the US Department of the Navy since 1834
Does anybody know who Mr X is?
Hubert Wilkins (Arctic Explorer)
Thank you!@@teddytodorova