To Tell the Truth - 1962 Pulitzer winner; PANEL: Johnny Carson, Betty White (May 21, 1962)
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- PANEL: Johnny Carson, Mimi Benzell, Peter Lind Hayes, Betty White
CONTESTANT #1: Robert D. Mullins (1962 Pulitzer Prize winner)
CONTESTANT #2: Betty Jo Hember (Bowling champion)
CONTESTANT #3: Luis Morise (Soldier in the Cuban Invasion Force)
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Betty White looked so beautiful!!!😍 May she rest in peace!!!🕊
Betty white looks amazing !!!!
No mistaking who the announcer is for sure. Johnny Olsen's voice is quite distinctive.
Betty asked, “How many times do you roll the ball in a perfect game?”. All three gave an incorrect response. The correct answer is 12. You’ll roll two bonus balls in the 10th frame giving a total of 12 rolls in a perfect “300” game.
I was surprised when all 3 got that one wrong. It was sure easy to rule out the one who answered "30"!
ONLY the bowling round brought out the usual enjoyable light-hearted entertainment I’ve come to expect from the show. The first contestants were hardly alive, and the last subject was too disturbing to be enjoyable, but as usual Betty White was just WONDERFUL!
Betty is absolutely adorable beautiful and at 99 she still is. She and Allen were always my favorites
My father is the number 1 on round 3: Paulo Menezes
A Brazilian Lawyer working on Wall Street. Sounds like a cool dad.
@@davidsessera1337 He was. But he went back to Brazil in 1966. I was born in 1968. He died in 1978, in a small airplane that disappeared.
@@ericmenezes6000 How very sad. ---- Hope you had good people around you to help you. **** And have many good memories of your dad and lessons he gave you.
@@davidsessera1337 for me It was like a miracle, It was like to finally find him, when I found this vídeo three years ago. The only one I can hear his voice. Thank you.
@@ericmenezes6000 Wow, that is so amazing that you get to hear your dad's voice, once again. Miracle of recording, TTTT and UA-cam. Thanks for sharing your story with us.
I looked up the Pulitzer story...a mother, teenage daughter and a male friend traveling through Utah were ambushed. The mother and friend were shot--he survived, she didn't. Then the assailant kidnapped the daughter. He took his own life two days later, and the girl's body was never found.
How sad! Thank you for looking that up, I was going to.
Last round seemed bizarre to me; a recent failed invasion with loss of life and deleterious political consequences seems odd subject matter for a game show.
Perhaps because it was a significant moment in American, and Cuban, history and an event that occurred only the year before this episode was recorded.
Love hearing Johnny Olson's voice!
Correct name is Luis C. Morse (b. 1940).
Do you know if he went back to Cuba?
The men in the final game get my vote for being the best looking group of men playing in the same game in the entire history of the show.
re: the bowler... If I heard correctly, none of them got the right answer to how many balls one throws to bowl a 300 game. The correct answer is 12. I think #2 said 10, #3 said 30, and #1 agreed with #2.
Agree. And none of them knew there were 8 lb. Balls.
Agreed!!
Out of the 30 some odd episodes of TTTT that I’ve watched, group #1 gets the prize for the worst contestants, including the Pulitzer Prize winner, himself. The most unanswered, barely answered, unimaginative answers I’ve seen. All with the personality and charisma of a wet dishrag. If this was their strategy to win the money, it really backfired on them.
I have to agree. Worst contestants ever. Hard to believe one of them could write.
Perhaps nerves got in the way.
I guess what #2 in game 2 meant you bowl with 2 fingers and one thumb.
There are also some bowlers who straddle the ball with their thumb instead of using the thumb hole.
That first round was bizarre vibe, like “Something wrong with every one of these three guys”.
Johnny could not wait till the show ended to get out his cigarette, It was the smoking that was instrumental in his death. He also smoked on his show. And a funny episode on The Tonight Show was when Don Rickels accidentally broke his cigarette case. He sort of went ballistic when Don did this.
In Round #2, Contestant #1 was a real cutey-pie! And I can easily believe that she was Miss Marine Corps!
What about the lovely lady on the end who is Miss Air Force! Pretty and smart!!
Something amused Johnny at 1:25
12:20 "How many times do you have to throw the ball to bowl 300. 3 said 30, so obviously has never bowled before. But the others said 10. Have the rules changed? Because you need 12 strikes for a 300 score at least going back to when I started bowling in the '70s.
Betty!!!! ❤❤❤❤
But in ski thinks HE'S SUPER man !!!!
How much were the panelists paid on TTTT? Bud?
Man #2 in Game #1
Lady #2 in Game #2
Man #3 in Game #3
Mimi von zell?
Mary, who?
Peter Lind Hays had been married to actress Mary Healy for 58 years when he passed away in 1998.
Today would've been Peter Lind Hayes 101st birthday! I always check out to see the names I don't recognize and just happen to notice his birth date.
Acting like he didn’t know his own wife. Lol.
That's something maybe said of an ex. No supper tonight.🙁
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