What more can be said about Polly taking over the show again. Was it all an act? Camille Henry was an excellent player in the 1950s and early 1960's for the NY Rangers. He was a goal scorer rather than a playmaker. Kitty always has a great time. You can always hear her laughing in the background. Thanks for the video.
Polly Bergen was the only female panelist in the series run to have hair that still looks modern today. You can still see women walking around in 2023 with that hairstyle.
Camille Henry of the New York Rangers, aka "Camille the Eel" because he was the smallest hockey player in the NHL during many seasons and was adept at sneaking in front of the net behind the oppositions defensemen and tipping in shots of his teammates for goals. I tended to favor the smaller players and he was my first favorite hockey player.
@@Walterwhiterocks I know who he is and that he played for the Rangers a few years ago, including a dramatic key goal on Mother's Day in the playoffs shortly after his mom died. But I can't say that I have any favorite players these days. I don't follow the sport very closely any more. It used to be that I could name every player on the Rangers and a couple of their best players on their top farm team in the AHL. Now I can barely name more than a handful, and I'm not sure if I can spell the last names of half of them. And that doesn't include Brady Skjei who was traded away in February. You could have knocked me over with a feather when I found out that was the player whose name I thought was "Shea".
What's My Line? Gary, there seems to be a discrepancy between the episode title and the information given in the description. The information in the description is correct. (Philip Langua was the fiance of one of the Dionne quintuplets -- not an expectant father of 5; Frances G. Knight was director of the U.S. Passport Office -- not the Patent Office.)
SaveThe TPC I finally corrected it. This is what happens when I don't watch the shows before I post them. The descriptions aren't mine, I took them from a very helpful website (it took a long time to crunch it into usable form, but I didn't create it). I only write the video titles, based on scanning over the descriptions, and I just must have misread this one. Thanks for the correction.
Johan Bengtsson I always love it when they do things like that! It puts me in mind of the episode when the contestant was an identical twin, and they had a pair of identical twins in the game, but if I'm remembering correctly, neither one of them turned out to be the real one. (I'll have to watch it again to check whether or not I'm right about that.) I also loved the one in which Bud Collyer's son turned out to be one of the impostors. :)
+sweiland75 I don't even have the slightest clue what your problem here is, and I really don't care. Don't pick fights with people in the comments on my videos.
Good Grief. All this useless, meanspirited bickering! This just happens to be recorded in English in the U.S. Several other cities and countries logically broadcast this same show in their specific languages. Wherever there is miscommunication, that is accurately called a "language barrier"! No insults intended. Just enjoy the very entertaining program. Please.
They are supposed to vote without knowing how the others vote. If they others announce their votes while she still is deciding, that part of the game is lost.
Well, Polly is certainly a lovely and fine actress, but I'm always irritated by her repeated "schtick": fumbling around, not ready, rambling on about reasons to vote for one, but she's "always wrong because it's probably the other one"... silliness works occasionally but constant bugs people and wastes time!
Expectant father? I thought he was the future husband of a quintuplet (or did you slip out a little secret?) And 'patent' office worker? I thought she was in charge of the passport office? Or am I experiencing an episode of the Twilight Zone? ;)
EVERY week it's the same B.S. shtick performance by Polly.....over and over, the same tiresome antics....the show is good, but her---no wonder Hy INSISTED that he NOT be placed next to her........LoL....just LoL
![What's My Line? - Lena Horne; Ralph Bellamy [panel] (Mar 2, 1958)](/img/n.gif)
What more can be said about Polly taking over the show again. Was it all an act? Camille Henry was an excellent player in the 1950s and early 1960's for the NY Rangers. He was a goal scorer rather than a playmaker. Kitty always has a great time. You can always hear her laughing in the background. Thanks for the video.
Polly Bergen was the only female panelist in the series run to have hair that still looks modern today. You can still see women walking around in 2023 with that hairstyle.
How can the air date be Sept., 57 when the other date with the listing of the challengers is Oct. 29, 1957?
Camille Henry of the New York Rangers, aka "Camille the Eel" because he was the smallest hockey player in the NHL during many seasons and was adept at sneaking in front of the net behind the oppositions defensemen and tipping in shots of his teammates for goals. I tended to favor the smaller players and he was my first favorite hockey player.
Then you must have loved Martin St. Louis.
@@Walterwhiterocks I know who he is and that he played for the Rangers a few years ago, including a dramatic key goal on Mother's Day in the playoffs shortly after his mom died. But I can't say that I have any favorite players these days. I don't follow the sport very closely any more. It used to be that I could name every player on the Rangers and a couple of their best players on their top farm team in the AHL. Now I can barely name more than a handful, and I'm not sure if I can spell the last names of half of them. And that doesn't include Brady Skjei who was traded away in February. You could have knocked me over with a feather when I found out that was the player whose name I thought was "Shea".
What's My Line? Gary, there seems to be a discrepancy between the episode title and the information given in the description. The information in the description is correct. (Philip Langua was the fiance of one of the Dionne quintuplets -- not an expectant father of 5; Frances G. Knight was director of the U.S. Passport Office -- not the Patent Office.)
SaveThe TPC I finally corrected it. This is what happens when I don't watch the shows before I post them. The descriptions aren't mine, I took them from a very helpful website (it took a long time to crunch it into usable form, but I didn't create it). I only write the video titles, based on scanning over the descriptions, and I just must have misread this one. Thanks for the correction.
To Tell the Truth (CBS) You're welcome -- just realized I tagged you the wrong way, though - duh!
To Tell the Truth (CBS)
*OBS* (as I do for SW): 1) a male fiance has 1 "e". 2)Contestant 3 = Director of Passport Office.
SaveThe TPC Doesn't really matter which account you tag. Corrected the other two things also, thanks.
SaveThe TPC ws
The first game was funny, and a little twist when the second impostor said who he was. :) 8:12
Johan Bengtsson I always love it when they do things like that! It puts me in mind of the episode when the contestant was an identical twin, and they had a pair of identical twins in the game, but if I'm remembering correctly, neither one of them turned out to be the real one. (I'll have to watch it again to check whether or not I'm right about that.) I also loved the one in which Bud Collyer's son turned out to be one of the impostors. :)
SaveThe TPC I agree, the episode with Bud's son is my favorite so far. :)
I just googled Philippe Langlois (which is the correct spelling). What a sad situation.
I wonder if the brother in law was one of the 10 Cecile discovered in the kitchen...
That first group looks crazy.
Victor Dionne was SO incredibely good looking!!! wow
Man #1 in Game #1
Lady #3 in Game #2
Lady #3 in Game #3
I think half their troubles come from the language barrier, not that they don't know.
No. The problem is with Anglophones like you.
+sweiland75 I don't even have the slightest clue what your problem here is, and I really don't care. Don't pick fights with people in the comments on my videos.
+To tell the truth. Then stop taking sides.
roder51 he's quite right to tell someone not to be rude. AZ made a valid observation. There is a language barrier. That's all.
Good Grief. All this useless, meanspirited bickering! This just happens to be recorded in English in the U.S. Several other cities and countries logically broadcast this same show in their specific languages.
Wherever there is miscommunication, that is accurately called a "language barrier"! No insults intended. Just enjoy the very entertaining program. Please.
Why. Are contestants told to look up and away from cameras?
Correct name is Philippe Langlois.
Going back to game 1:CBC happens to be Canada’s public broadcaster.
12:34 Funny moment. :)
Camille Henry did a great fake during the stand up please.
Hy G.'s goofy grin in the introductions always makes me laugh--not sure he meant it to be funny.
maremacd When the show started he always looked a bit grumpy... I bet the staff told him to smile.
Langlois is how his name was spelled.
why don't they have the first questioner give their vote first, why always pick on Polly each time
They are supposed to vote without knowing how the others vote. If they others announce their votes while she still is deciding, that part of the game is lost.
Good point, that's the way it should be done, but the producers never made that change.
@@loissimmons6558 No, she would not be "still deciding" because Bud always asks, "has everybody voted ?" or words to that effect.
@@Walterwhiterocks I misunderstood the original question. I read too quickly and thought it was related to Polly always taking so long.
Well, Polly is certainly a lovely and fine actress, but I'm always irritated by her repeated "schtick": fumbling around, not ready, rambling on about reasons to vote for one, but she's "always wrong because it's probably the other one"... silliness works occasionally but constant bugs people and wastes time!
Why does Bud in ski always treat Polly like a school girl !!!!????
Because she is an AIRHEAD.
Expectant father? I thought he was the future husband of a quintuplet (or did you slip out a little secret?)
And 'patent' office worker? I thought she was in charge of the passport office?
Or am I experiencing an episode of the Twilight Zone? ;)
Jeff A Yes, I concluded the same thing :)
And the expectant father is wrong too. Heck the whole title is wrong but by only just a little bit :)
Earl Bellamy and his lousy echo chamber - no wonder he never got the girl in all those movies he made.
EVERY week it's the same B.S. shtick performance by Polly.....over and over, the same tiresome antics....the show is good, but her---no wonder Hy INSISTED that he NOT be placed next to her........LoL....just LoL
I said the same thing, on a different episode.
Bertrand looks so much like his father. American ignorance is so apparent.
what did Bertrand do with his poor mother's money is what I'd like to know?
Snobbery gets you nowhere.
KITTY...I GOT IT...I GOT IT. I REALLY COULD NOT STAND HER.