PASSWORD 1963-02-24 Nanette Fabray & Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.

Featuring the lovely actress and star of the Broadway musical, "Mr President", Nanette Fabray, and the distinguished actor producer and international star, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr!
Contestants
Bert Erlig, Newton Center MA
Judy Rothstein, Jacksonville FL
Dewitt Jones, St Louis MO
Ellen Willis, Jacksonville NC
Douglas Rush, Pleasantville NY
Millie Petrizak, Deadwood SD
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[@123pjenkins]

That was my mother Ellen Willis playing Password in 1963 - I was 3 years old at the time

[@DinaYeager]

123pjenkins how cool! Tell her she was beautiful!

[@shannonabeywardena7323]

Absolutely. Very beautiful indeed.

[@lynnturman8157]

And now you were six.

[@jerryzeigler1290]

Aunt Ellen is great on this show!

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

16:00 the male contestant had an expression on his face as though he thought, "WTF? I'm done?" In the last game, the contestants came from towns that were later the names of TV series.

[@rodgerp.639]

In the last lightning round, Douglas Fairbanks just sat there and dawdled. He provided almost no clues. I really wish Nanette Fabray had won a game.

[@sharksport01]

Doug dawdled because he also wanted Nanètte to win a game.

[@davidevans3175]

Douglas is such a gentleman.

[@waldolydecker8118]

15:30 Ludden "When he said "jerk" there, I got a little self-conscience." lol Totally worthy of Casey's off-camera eruption.

[@kennetpon]

What a class act Alan Ludden was. The announcer cuts off the banter between Nanette and her partner and he fixes it's. Nobody like him

[@hankwheels]

Wow, that was the most brutal Lightning Round I've ever seen; not only did she not get a single word right, they didn't even get to the fifth word! Never seen it go that badly before but I also feel they were harder words than usual.

[@voicetube]

I would think for "Code" you could do it in one clue if you stretched out the word, "Morse?…"

[@voicetube]

If I had to try to get "Spanking" in one single clue I would try "Whooping" :-)

[@waldolydecker8118]

Goldberg?

[@voicetube]

@@waldolydecker8118 for "Goldberg" I would probably come back with either "Jewish" or "Doctor" (because Goldberg sounds like a nice doctor's name :-)

[@KristaBrewer-rq7mo]

Neither Douglas Fairbanks NOR that last woman contestant was too bright, were they?
I AM glad that he said "I know it; shoot" when Allen said "Times almost up." I love Allen, he's the best game show host there is, but he CAN be rude; I've seen waaay too many times., and I'm just glad Douglas said that the way he did)

[@chuckschafer942]

FEBRUARY 24TH WAS A SUNDAY

[@joecaroselli5858]

Contestants Judy, Ellen, and Millie were very gracious and lovely. Douglas Fairbanks played the regular rounds well, but he just could not come up with anything cogent in the Lightning Rounds for Judy, and especially for Millie! "Blare" was an unfair word in the regular round. "Riot" in the last Lightning Round was too difficult, but Doug's clues of "disturbance" and "public" were excellent, however.

[@balconi89]

I love Nanette. You should look up her WML? Mystery guest appearance.

[@cmcb09]

She's also still going strong at 96, a hilarious woman with great longevity.

[@hempelchamp]

Nanette Fabray passed away on Monday, January 9th, 2017 at the age of 96. You can get the information at: DEAD-PEOPLE.COM. and there's a tribute video to Nanette on "UA-cam" and the video is called "Nanette Fabray Tribute."

[@cmcb09]

hempelchamp actually she's still alive that's a hoax.

[@hempelchamp]

Chris Johnson
No, she passed away!

[@cmcb09]

hempelchamp look it up on google nobody has reported it except that. IT IS A HOAX.

[@randysills4418]

It is painful on the lightning round with Douglas Fairbanks Jr...

[@jadenmuniz8817]

Idents:
Formation (5 seconds)
Formation (? seconds; partial)

[@lynnturman8157]

Don't touch the celebrities!!

[@BillyAlabama]

What does your husband do for a living? Wow....

[@byte01010101me]

In those days most wives were stay-at-home wives/mothers because the fathers made enough money for the family. Jobs today don't pay as much (adjusted for inflation). That's why in many households husbands and wives both have to work today. In 1968, minimum wage was $1.60 which in today's money is $12.61. But minimum wage is only $7.25.

[@KristaBrewer-rq7mo]

And that's BAD?

[@ErinIsReal]

Judy is a big "gal' with an adams apple

[@LynxSouth]

Some women have Adam's apples. Judy is very thin, so hers is visible.

[@karendeaton9297]

Strange comment.