Kitty vs. Greg, 1977
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00:00In just a few moments, we will ask these celebrities, the very funny Jan Murray, the outspoken Cha Cha Gabor, the inimitable Nipsey Russell, from the Bob Newhart Show, Marsha Wallace, the irrepressible Buddy Hackett, and the lovely Michelle Lee.
00:20We'll ask them to reveal whether they're old-fashioned or adventurous in matters of love as they play The Hollywood Connection.
00:31And now, let's meet our host, Jim Wayne.
00:36Thank you. Welcome, welcome, Jim.
00:39Hey, what's up?
00:40Hello, Nips. How are you?
00:41Hey.
00:42Everybody ready to tell the truth?
00:43Yeah.
00:44All right.
00:45We're going to find out a lot about our celebrities, but right now, let's find out a little bit about our contestants. Here's Jay Stewart to tell you that. Jay?
00:52I got a little bit, Jim. A supermarket cashier is here. Her hobby is running. Meet Kitty DiCarlo.
01:01And now, her opponent from Norman, Oklahoma, a university student whose hobbies are sports. Meet Gregory Lee Ratliff, Jim.
01:08All right, Greg, welcome.
01:09How you doing, Jim?
01:10Kitty and Greg. Good luck to both of you. You're a supermarket cashier, right, who knows how to run. I wouldn't hire her. Would you? I mean...
01:18No, she'd run with the money.
01:19That's right. Well, I hope you run with some of ours today, because it's not mine, and I'd like to see everybody win something. Greg, what brought you out to California from Oklahoma?
01:26Well, I came out here with a couple fraternity brothers, so we heard about all the California sunshine and California girls, so we just come out and check it out.
01:33Anybody dazzle you yet?
01:35Not really.
01:36Yeah?
01:37We've seen a few good-looking babes, so...
01:41Nothing sensational, huh? All right, well, I hope if you win here today, they'll follow you right down the street for all that money.
01:46It's time to play the Hollywood Connection, and here's how it works.
01:49Two players you just met are going to be competing against each other for three rounds, trying to guess how each of our celebrities feels about an interesting problem or a particular situation.
01:58Now, each correct answer is going to score points. Whoever has the highest score at the end of the third round wins and goes on to our bonus game, and that's how simple it is.
02:06So let's start with round number one. Each correct connection scores one point. And let's see, who won the coin toss? You did, Greg?
02:14Yes, I did.
02:15All right, then you get first choice. Would you like to play this first round with the top row or the bottom row?
02:20I'll go with the bottom row.
02:22Bottom row, all right. Kitty, that means you get the top row in just a moment. This is for the bottom row, Jan, Zsa Zsa, and Nipsey.
02:28And the question is this. When it comes to love and marriage, are you basically old-fashioned or are you adventurous?
02:36Okay, we're going to learn a little bit about their attitudes toward love and marriage. Now, Greg, and the idea, of course, is for you to guess what they put down, okay?
02:43I'll get it.
02:44And you have to base it sometimes on intuition, sometimes on what you know about the particular celebrities. Each connection, one point.
02:50How about Jan Murray? Do you think he's adventurous or old-fashioned?
02:53I would say that Jan's a pretty adventurous old guy.
02:57Pretty? Did he say a pretty adventurous old guy?
03:01An adventurous old guy.
03:03An adventurous old guy?
03:07Hey, smarty, you won't be an old kid when I get through.
03:11Oh, God, I still dip when I dance.
03:17I'm sorry, what did you say? I was adventurous?
03:20Let me tell you something, son. You're lucky if I don't finish that sentence.
03:25You're going to keep helping me, huh?
03:30I'm so adventurous. To me, a big adventure is putting prunes on my granola.
03:36When it comes to love and marriage, I'm old-fashioned, Greg.
03:39Old-fashioned. All right. Very well said. No connection for you, Greg, but you have a couple more chances.
03:44How about Zsa Zsa? Do you think she's old-fashioned or adventurous?
03:47Okay, I would say that Zsa Zsa, after all the men in her life, she's probably still a very adventurous person.
03:56So I would say, yes, she's adventurous.
03:58Adventurous. Okay, Zsa Zsa, are you adventurous or old-fashioned?
04:01You see, you're so young that you don't understand me.
04:04I keep on getting married because I want to find the right man, and I found him.
04:08And so I am really old-fashioned.
04:10Old-fashioned. All right. Thank you, Zsa Zsa.
04:13Still no connection, Greg. All right, what do you think about Nipsey now?
04:16You have this, too. You have a chance to pick up a point here.
04:18Is he old-fashioned or adventurous?
04:21Okay, since I don't believe Nipsey's married at the present time, I would have to say that he's an adventurer.
04:28You think he's adventurous. Okay, Nipsey, tell us the truth. Are you old-fashioned or adventurous?
04:32Well, some of the adventures I've had have kept me from getting married, so I don't know.
04:38You see, my brother's marriage was considered illegal.
04:42The girl's father didn't have a license for the shotgun.
04:46But actually, I would guess, since I believe if a person...
04:50I don't go with this living together situation, so I'll say I'm old-fashioned.
04:53Old-fashioned.
04:55All right, all the way down the line, old-fashioned, and you didn't hit one, Greg.
04:58Well, you have a lot more chances. As a matter of fact, round two, every connection's two points, so you can make a comeback.
05:02Let's see how well Kitty does. Kitty, we're gonna work with the top row. You ready?
05:05Okay, here's the question. This is for Marsha, Buddy, and Michelle.
05:08You're driving late at night, and you run out of gas.
05:11You see a dark house looming in the darkness.
05:14You knock on the door, and you're met by an eerie old man who welcomes you and tells you the house is haunted.
05:19Yeah.
05:21What do you do on this dark and dreary and rainy night?
05:24Anybody else around?
05:25No.
05:26I'll take out his appendix.
05:28I need to practice.
05:31Your choices are, do you return to your car, or would you stay at the house?
05:35Okay. That's a long story for a simple question, isn't it?
05:39It's late at night, it's out of the old movie, it's dark, and you knock on the door.
05:42You're met by an eerie old man who welcomes you and tells you the house is haunted.
05:45Remember, you have no gas, of course.
05:48What would they do on that dark and dreary night? What do you think Marsha would do?
05:51Well, Marsha, I would say, is an adventurous lady.
05:55She'd stay since she's out of gas.
05:57Stay at the house.
05:58All right, Marsha, how would you handle that situation?
06:00Well, it depends on whether or not the guy was a good dancer.
06:04Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
06:07But, I followed my instinct, and I said return, but I...
06:12Return to your car.
06:14You may be right, honey.
06:15All right, well, that's still not a connection. We haven't gotten one yet.
06:18Guys, okay, let's see how you can do with Buddy.
06:20Kitty, what do you think he would do?
06:21I think Buddy would return to the car.
06:23Return to the car.
06:25Buddy?
06:26Well, I would give anything if that would happen to me, and I can go to an old haunted house.
06:31First of all, I think I have ESP, I think I have great powers, I love the occult.
06:35I would stay and watch it happen.
06:37He would stay. All right, still not one point in the first round.
06:41Kitty, last chance. What do you think Michelle would do?
06:43Return to the house or stay?
06:45Return to the car or stay at the house?
06:47She's a beautiful lady. I think she'd be a little bit afraid. I think she'd return to the car.
06:50What would you do, Michelle?
06:51I definitely would return to the car.
06:54Return to the car. There's a point. All right.
06:57Finally, got one. We've got a lot more to come up, though.
07:00One for Kitty, none for Greg. That's the score at this time.
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09:42Round number two coming up, and we had a red-hot first round.
09:44One to nothing.
09:45We're going to do better this time, though.
09:47You started the first round, Greg.
09:48Kitty, you start this round.
09:49You get the selection of whether you want to play the round with the men or the women.
09:52Each connection worth two points this time.
09:54Where do you want to go?
09:55Ladies.
09:56You're going to play the round with the ladies.
09:57Okay.
09:58This is for the ladies.
09:59Your question is this.
10:00Juliette Prowse has stated that women need a new husband every five years.
10:04That's her attitude.
10:05Ladies, what is it for you?
10:06Do you find that the longer you're married, the marriage improves, or stays the same, or gets duller?
10:13The longer you're married, what happens to the marriage?
10:15Does it improve?
10:16Does it stay the same?
10:17Or does it get duller?
10:18And I'm going to ask you, Kitty, to try and make a prediction as to what each of the ladies says.
10:23And we'll start with Zsa Zsa Gabor, who has never been married five years.
10:27No, I don't know.
10:28Maybe she has.
10:29What do you think she's going to say?
10:30Well, I think that she's going to say it gets dull, so she gets out.
10:34Okay.
10:35Zsa Zsa, what do you find about a marriage?
10:37Does it improve?
10:38Well, you're not right, because I never stay so long that it should get dull.
10:42I get out before it gets duller.
10:44But you're absolutely right.
10:45I think after two years, it must get dull.
10:48It gets duller.
10:49You got it.
10:50All right.
10:51There's a connection for two points.
10:52Now you're cooking, Kitty.
10:53All right.
10:54What do you think Marcia will say about that?
10:57Marriage gets duller after five years, improves, or stays the same?
11:00Well, she's never been married, so I think she has high hopes and hopes it improves.
11:04She's an optimist.
11:05All right.
11:06Marcia, what did you say?
11:07Juliet Prowse, one of our great philosophers.
11:09Yes.
11:10Yes.
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11:15Yeah.
11:16Well, she's got great legs.
11:17Beautiful.
11:18All right.
11:19True, I have not been married, which we brought up many times this week,
11:22which I'm so depressed.
11:24But look, I mean, if it doesn't improve, why get married or stay married?
11:28It improves.
11:29You're right.
11:30She's an optimist, and you got it right.
11:31You caught that one out correctly.
11:33Another two points.
11:34You have five.
11:35And now, how about Michelle Lee?
11:36What do you think Michelle will say?
11:37Well, I think she's been married a long time, and she's happy.
11:39I think it improves.
11:40Improves.
11:41All right.
11:42Michelle, what do you say about marriage?
11:43We fight a lot and make it improve.
11:45It does improve.
11:46Another connection.
11:47You got all three.
11:48All right.
11:49Very good, Kitty.
11:50You got all three for six points.
11:52It's seven for you.
11:53You're going to have to get going here now, Greg.
11:55This is for you and the gentleman to think about.
11:57Fellas, you run into a friend while you're both entering a motel
12:02with someone you shouldn't be with.
12:04What would you do?
12:06Would you greet him?
12:07Would you ignore him?
12:09Or would you joke about it?
12:11Okay.
12:12You run into a friend while you're both entering a motel
12:14with someone you shouldn't be with.
12:16What would you do?
12:17Would you greet him, ignore him, or joke about it?
12:19I'm presuming that he doesn't see you.
12:21I don't know.
12:22Okay.
12:23Now, this is for you to figure out, Greg.
12:25Not what to do going in the motel, but what they would say.
12:28You see?
12:29And this is for all the gentlemen.
12:30What do you think Jan Murray would do in that situation?
12:32Go ahead, Greg.
12:33We're starting with the old guy.
12:34Yes.
12:37Okay.
12:38Now, this man doesn't see him come in,
12:40so I would say that Jan would ignore him.
12:43Ignore him.
12:44Okay.
12:45Right.
12:46All right.
12:47Jan, how would you handle that situation?
12:48Well, peculiarly enough, I actually did have that situation
12:50with my best friend, Buddy Hackett.
12:51We both caught each other walking into a hotel
12:54with someone we shouldn't be with,
12:56and I was with my golf pro, and he was with a pro, too.
13:01A tennis pro.
13:03Yes.
13:04Tennis.
13:05A tennis pro.
13:07That's right.
13:08Her name was Elaine.
13:13I would do what a comedian always does when he's in trouble.
13:16I would joke about it.
13:17Joke about it.
13:18All right.
13:19That's the answer and not a connection.
13:20Greg, how about Nipsey?
13:21What do you think he would do?
13:22Oh.
13:25I would say that he would probably ignore it.
13:29You think he'd ignore it?
13:30I think so.
13:31All right.
13:32Nipsey, what'd you do in that situation?
13:33I would say, hello, Reverend.
13:37I say, we are on the way to the prayer meeting.
13:39We stopped in here to get a Bible.
13:41What are you doing here?
13:45No, I would have to joke about it.
13:47Another answer, joke about it.
13:48Okay, both comedians joke.
13:49What do you think Buddy Hackett would do?
13:51Now, no connections yet.
13:52Greg, you got to get going here.
13:53All right.
13:54Buddy is a very good comedian,
13:55and I hope that he says joke about it
13:58or I'm going to be off the stage in a hurry.
14:00All right.
14:01All right, Buddy.
14:02What would you do in that situation?
14:03Well, if I was going to a motel where it appeared
14:07I was with the wrong person,
14:09that's all it would be is appearance,
14:11and I would greet the other person I know
14:14because I would figure he's there for the same reason
14:17if it's one of my close friends.
14:18It only appears they shouldn't be,
14:20and the four of us together
14:21to spend the time we might need
14:22until we catch a plane or get out of town
14:24or for whatever silly reason we're there
14:26would be more fun than alone.
14:27I'd greet him, welcome him, and say hello.
14:29Greet him.
14:30All right, Buddy.
14:31What a connection you've been shut out so far, Greg.
14:34And at the end of the second round,
14:36the score is Kitty 7, Greg nothing.
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15:53And at the end of two rounds,
15:55the score is 7-0.
15:56You kicked the field goal,
15:57or kicked the extra point, Kitty.
15:59Sounds like a football score,
16:00and you've been shut out so far, Greg.
16:01But it's not over for you.
16:02Understand now, this round,
16:04every connection is worth three points,
16:05a possible nine points out there.
16:07However, if you should miss,
16:09you have only six possible,
16:11the game is over, and Kitty,
16:12you're the champion,
16:13and you'll go on to the bonus board
16:14and all that fun over there.
16:15But don't give up, Greg.
16:16Let's see how you can do.
16:17You're behind, so you get a choice
16:18of the top row or the bottom row.
16:19Where do you want to play?
16:21We'll go with the bottom row again.
16:24The bottom row, are you sure about that?
16:25Yes, sir.
16:26All right, we're going to try it
16:27with Jan and Zsa Zsa and Nipsey.
16:29And here is the question.
16:31What would you like to be perfect at?
16:34Love, a career, or making friends?
16:38Okay, love, a career, or making friends?
16:41You have to analyze them.
16:42You're starting down in the end
16:43with Jan Murray,
16:44and this is do or die for you, Greg.
16:46If you don't get the answer,
16:47that means Kitty is the winner.
16:48She can sit there quietly and take in the prize.
16:51All right, what do you think, Jan?
16:53What do you think Jan put down?
16:54Jan's going to say love.
16:55You think Jan would like to be perfect at love, huh?
16:58All right.
16:59Jan, what would you like to be perfect at?
17:02Well, I'd love to be perfect at all of them,
17:04to tell you the truth,
17:05but even if I was perfect,
17:07absolutely perfect in my career,
17:08if you live long enough,
17:09eventually your career ends one way or another,
17:12if you live long enough.
17:13And according to this young man, I already have.
17:15And I'd also like to be perfect at making friends.
17:23Because, you know, my friends are most important.
17:26Some of them are almost as important to me
17:28as anything in the world.
17:29But, however, if I lost a friend
17:30because I wasn't perfect,
17:31they couldn't be too much of a friend anyway.
17:34So what I couldn't really get along with,
17:36without, or with,
17:38is the love of my wife, my children,
17:40and my two grandchildren,
17:41so it's love.
17:42Love, all right.
17:43There it is, love, and you're alive, Greg.
17:48Hang it in there.
17:49All right, seven to three.
17:50Pick up another three
17:51and see if you can figure out
17:52what Zsa Zsa would like to be perfect at.
17:54Okay, Zsa Zsa has got a good career,
17:59and she's good, I think, at making friends.
18:03So I hope she says love.
18:05All right, you hope, and if she does,
18:06you're on your way and you're still alive.
18:08Zsa Zsa, what would you like to be perfect at?
18:10Well, I feel like John.
18:11I mean, I would love, of course,
18:12to have the best career,
18:14and I have wonderful friends,
18:15but you cannot live without love,
18:17so I said love.
18:18Love, you got it!
18:19You've got a connection,
18:20and you're still alive.
18:23All right, Greg, seven to six.
18:26One more three, and you're in the lead,
18:27and we'll have to go to Kitty
18:28for her part of this round.
18:30What do you think Nipsey would like to be perfect at?
18:32Get it right, and you're ahead.
18:37Everyone else has had good logic.
18:39I just hope he's been sitting in on it.
18:42Well, listen.
18:44You've got to guess, not me.
18:46All right, you say love.
18:48Kitty, Greg says you'd like to be perfect at love.
18:50What did you say?
18:51Well, see, I'm never going to be perfect,
18:53but some parts of me are excellent.
18:58I'm already pretty good at love,
19:00and I have a lot of friends.
19:01What I'm struggling now
19:02is to have a successful career.
19:04Career, that's it.
19:05No connection.
19:06Kitty, you got it.
19:07You won it.
19:09Stay there, Greg.
19:10You don't go away.
19:11It's not that bad.
19:14Congratulations to you, Kitty.
19:17Greg, don't run off on us now.
19:20I'll tell you, you did well.
19:21It's just a matter of whether Nipsey wanted to be perfect
19:23at his career or love that did it.
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23:09Welcome back to the Hollywood Connection, Kitty.
23:11You did very well.
23:12You won seven to six.
23:13You won the television set.
23:14That's color television.
23:15You said you needed it, right?
23:16Oh, yes.
23:17All right, and now you have a chance
23:18to win a whole lot of money and a trip somewhere.
23:20And here's how it works.
23:21We're going to ask each of our celebrities now
23:23to give us a word, one word,
23:25that they connect with a particular person, place, or thing
23:28that I will mention.
23:29Now, if you can guess what those words are,
23:31you're going to get paid off and make a lot of money.
23:33That's the whole way we play this part of the game.
23:35Celebrities, are you ready?
23:36We are ready.
23:37All right, what one word do you associate
23:40with the word ice?
23:42Ice.
23:43What one word do you associate with ice?
23:46I-C-E.
23:47Now, what they're going to do is note on their pads
23:49that one word, okay?
23:50We're going to ask you to make three choices,
23:52three words on the board,
23:53and every time you make a connection,
23:55you'll win some money, all right?
23:57Celebrities, are you all set?
23:58Yes.
23:59Okay, please turn over your cards.
24:00And, Kitty, if you would,
24:01come right up to the board
24:02and write down what you think goes with ice.
24:06Okay.
24:07What one word do you associate with ice?
24:11All right.
24:12First word is cube.
24:18Second word is skate.
24:20Icicle.
24:23And...
24:24I-C-E-L-E.
24:25Icicle.
24:26Icicle, okay.
24:27All right, come on over here, Kitty.
24:29Let's see how well you've done.
24:30Ice cube, ice skate, icicle.
24:32You put all words that would fit with ice, really,
24:35rather than what you might put ice in
24:37or anything like that.
24:38Associate.
24:39Yeah, rather than associate,
24:40you made, like, two words that fit.
24:42I don't know what I'm saying.
24:43Anyway, for every celebrity
24:44who has one of those words,
24:45now, you're going to get $250.
24:47If you get three correct, three connections,
24:49you get $750 plus, Kitty,
24:52this fabulous trip.
24:54Listen.
24:55It's a trip to fabulous, glorious Hawaii!
24:59You will bask in the sun,
25:01enjoy the white beaches,
25:03wander through the gardens of Kauai,
25:05dance to Hawaiian music,
25:07and sightsee in Honolulu, Oahu, and Maui.
25:11And it's all from Club Universe.
25:16All right.
25:17A trip to Hawaii could be yours.
25:19All you need is three connections now.
25:21Then, if you get to that point,
25:22the $750 will work on that.
25:23You may be able to double it up to $3,000.
25:26Let's see how well you did.
25:27We'll start where?
25:28You can pick any celebrity you want.
25:30Which one would you like to try first?
25:31All right.
25:32Zsa Zsa, when I said ice,
25:34what did you put down?
25:35Well, I'm afraid I didn't put down any of those words.
25:38I put down cold.
25:39Cold.
25:40Ice cold.
25:41That make sense?
25:42Actually, she put gold, but go ahead.
25:44All right.
25:45Ice is another word for jewelry,
25:46and of course, she could have put that down, too.
25:48Zsa Zsa, by the way,
25:49you're the Montgomery Ward automobile lady,
25:50are you not?
25:51Yes, the Goodwill Ambassador.
25:52The Goodwill Ambassador.
25:53No one could be better.
25:54Thanks.
25:55Goodwill all the way.
25:56All right, where do you want to go next?
25:57Uh, Michelle.
25:59All right, Michelle,
26:00what do you associate with the word ice?
26:02I'm sorry, I said cold also.
26:05Ice cold.
26:06Yeah, see, rather than the way you did it.
26:08We have four more to go,
26:10and any three could give you the trip.
26:11Where would you like to try next?
26:12Buddy Hackett.
26:13All right, Buddy, the word ice.
26:14What did you do?
26:15Hawaii has a lot of canaks,
26:16so you don't have to go there.
26:18Cold.
26:19Right.
26:20Still didn't get one.
26:21All right, let's see how well you can do.
26:22You still have three chances,
26:23still an opportunity to win the trip,
26:25and $750.
26:26Who's next?
26:27Jan Murray.
26:28Jan?
26:29Honey, I guess everyone thought of cold
26:30when they heard ice.
26:31All of them, I guess.
26:32Cold.
26:33Didn't cold cross your mind at all?
26:34No.
26:35Didn't at all.
26:36Okay.
26:37She was trying to add the word onto,
26:38you know, ice cube, ice cake.
26:40Well, ice cold would have worked, too.
26:42How about Marsha Nipsey?
26:43Where do you want to go now?
26:44You still can make $500.
26:45Nipsey, how about ice?
26:47I can help you the way you're going, honey.
26:50Down.
26:51Cold.
26:52Ice cold.
26:54You have a heart of tin.
26:56Hey, Nipsey, you're in the new movie,
26:59The Wiz, are you not?
27:00The universal spectacular movie,
27:02The Wiz.
27:03I play the tin man.
27:04I got a movie opening this week.
27:06All right, we'll go right through the row then.
27:07You got the tin man and The Wiz.
27:09When's that going to open?
27:10When will that open?
27:11It opens about Easter time.
27:12About Easter time?
27:13Yeah, I don't know what time the show will be seen,
27:15but we'll be on all year.
27:16Okay.
27:17Mine opens in October.
27:18It's called Coming Attractions.
27:20Yeah, that's the name of the movie.
27:22Is it really?
27:23Yes.
27:24All right, we'll be looking for the coming attraction.
27:25One more chance to make some money.
27:27$250 if Marsha has one of those words.
27:30Okay, Marsha, what is it?
27:32Ice.
27:33Cube, you got one.
27:34Yeah.
27:35Congratulations.
27:36Yeah, yeah, yeah.
27:37Congratulations.
27:38All right.
27:39You got $250.
27:40Well, she didn't get cold right away.
27:43She didn't get any false hope by going to Marsha first.
27:45See, we saved that till the end.
27:47So, the $250 is yours to keep.
27:49You can go see The Wiz with Nipsey.
27:51You can go see Coming Attractions with Buddy.
27:53You're not going to go to Hawaii, but you have a television set.
27:55You can stay home and watch our show or any other show you want.
27:58Thank you again, Kitty, for playing The Hollywood Connection.
28:00Thank you all for watching, and we'll see you again next time.
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