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00:00Take a good look at this woman.
00:07If you were waiting outside the phone booth, would you be able to tell what she does for
00:10a living?
00:11Is she a gossip columnist, a designer of women's hats, a babysitter?
00:17What would you say if she turned to you and asked,
00:20What's my line?
00:22From CBS Studio 51, Jules Montagnier Incorporated, makers of Stopette Spray Deodorant, the deodorant
00:29in the amazing, squeezable bottle, the deodorant that changed a nation's habits, brings you
00:34television's sensational new game, What's My Line?
00:38And now let's meet our lineup of global personalities whose lines you probably already know.
00:47First, the brightest of the Broadway scribes, Miss Dorothy Kilgallen.
00:51And on my left, my favorite poet, anthologist, and scholar, Mr. Louis Untermyer.
00:57And here is that dynamic star of stage and screen, Arlene Francis.
01:02And on my left, one of the best writers of comedy for radio and television, Hal Blunk.
01:08And on my left is one of the great news commentators, analyst, alexicographer, choreographer, biographer,
01:15and a stenographer, Mr. John Daly.
01:16Thank you, Mr. Blunk.
01:17I couldn't possibly be all those things.
01:18Well, good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the first in the new series
01:28of What's My Line, presented by Stopette.
01:31Tonight you will see people from many varied and perhaps unexpected occupations, all of
01:36them here to baffle our panel of experts to the happy end that they can carry home some
01:41prize money.
01:42We'll also have a famous guest challenger before our panel a little bit later in the show.
01:47But now to start things rolling, it's time for the experts to meet our first challenger
01:51whose job they will have to spot.
01:53So will you sign in, please, sir?
01:56Arthur...Arthur Eldred.
01:59Well, nice to see you, Mr. Eldred.
02:09I live in Elgin, Illinois, sir.
02:17Elgin, Illinois.
02:18Yes, sir.
02:19Well, you've come a long way.
02:20Knowing what I know about you, I don't think you'd be frightened of this collection of
02:23panelists we have over here.
02:24I hope not.
02:25But at this point, we always let the panel have a closer look at you.
02:28So if you would walk over there in any reasonable demands they make while you meet them, will
02:33you, please?
02:34Mr. Eldred, would you face the audience for me a minute?
02:37And would you flex the muscle of your right arm?
02:41Let me see.
02:43Are you flexing it?
02:44Yes.
02:45Not very flexible.
02:46Thank you very much.
02:49Yes, I would like to see...would you open your coat slightly and...
02:53Yes, sir.
02:54Yes.
02:55May I see the stand?
02:56Yes, sir.
02:57I don't want to be commercial, but that's a...
02:59I shouldn't mention...
03:00Anyway, that's a good indication of character.
03:03Thank you very much.
03:05Mr. Eldred, I think they've had a close enough look.
03:07You come on over here and sit down beside me, will you, for a minute?
03:10Now, I'll tell you what we do at this point.
03:11On the basis of your handwriting, what you've said, how you've said it, and this close look
03:15they've had at you, we let the panel have one free, wild, and happy guess as to what
03:20your line may be.
03:21And we'll begin the wild guesses, as usual, with Miss Kilgallon.
03:24Well, I think that he's Santa Claus in the Macy Parade.
03:28He looks rather jolly.
03:29Santa Claus in the Macy Parade.
03:31Mr. Rosenmeier.
03:32Mr. Eldredge of Elgin is a retired Waltham watchmaker.
03:36A retired Waltham watchmaker.
03:38Miss Francis.
03:39I think it's possible that he's a wig maker.
03:41A wig maker.
03:43Now, I've got mine on.
03:44I'm all right tonight.
03:45Mr. Block.
03:46He looks like a co-pilot on a flying saucer.
03:49A co-pilot.
03:50Now, I'm afraid I'm going to come in a bit closer here beside you.
03:53If you will, Mr. Eldredge.
03:55Your answers are all wrong.
03:56Now, we're going to let the folks at home, the viewers, have a really close look at Mr. Eldredge.
04:00At the same time, we will let them know what his line is.
04:03But, panel, I'm afraid that you will have to dig for your facts.
04:09You know what the rules are.
04:12You will be allowed in turn to ask questions which will be answered yes or no.
04:17Each no answer costs the panel $5.
04:19We keep the record of it right up here.
04:21And 10 no's and you've lost the game.
04:23Now, we'll give you one more bit of help.
04:25Mr. Eldredge is salaried.
04:27And we'll begin the general questions with Miss Francis.
04:30Mr. Eldredge, your salary.
04:32Do you work for a profit-making organization?
04:35Yes.
04:36Do you deal in commodities?
04:40No, ma'am.
04:41Did you say yes?
04:42No, he said no.
04:43That's one down and nine to go.
04:44And Mr. Eldredge is $5 richer already.
04:46And Mr. Block, you're on the block.
04:49Do you deal in services?
04:51Yes, sir.
04:52You deal in services.
04:53I sell services.
04:55Do your services help the people who you're connected with?
05:01Yes, I believe they do.
05:04I would say they did, Mr. Block.
05:06What type of a laugh is that?
05:07Well, you've got to figure it out.
05:10Do you deal with a special group of people, a special clientele?
05:17In the general sense of the special clientele, yes.
05:21Are they happier as a result of your work?
05:28I would not answer that.
05:29I guess they're happier, yes.
05:31We'll say yes, Mr. Block.
05:32But don't be misled.
05:33Do you think they could easily be not happy?
05:36Well, it's very hard.
05:37His employers are undoubtedly very, very happy.
05:39And he makes other people happy by the functioning that he...
05:42A real happy fellow.
05:43Yes.
05:44Well, look.
05:46Would you like to pass...
05:47Do you give advice to your clients?
05:51No.
05:52In a forceful way, I would say yes.
05:56Well, am I the type of person that would come to you...
06:06That is a real dirty laugh.
06:09And the answer is also no.
06:11And that is two down and eight to go.
06:13Ms. Kilgallen, you're on the block.
06:15Mr. Eldridge, are your clients,
06:18or the people with whom you come in contact in your work,
06:21and upon whom you purvey your services,
06:25are they people, that is, rather than animals,
06:28or anything like that?
06:30No, they're not people rather than animals.
06:32They're not people.
06:33So the answer would have to be no.
06:34And that's three down and seven to go,
06:35but some very valuable information gleaned.
06:37Mr. Rundermeier, it's up to you.
06:39Thank you.
06:40A consultation, please.
06:41You may have 30 seconds for a consultation.
06:44I think clients now will serve the purpose,
06:47and definitely not people.
06:48Let's pursue that line, if I may.
06:52I've got a hunch, yes.
06:55What do you mean, he's not an animal?
06:57Is the conference over, or do you want to go on with it?
06:59Do you want to question it, Mr. Rundermeier,
07:00or the block's all yours?
07:01Your clients, you guide them?
07:05Yes.
07:06In a sense, you also tend to their wants,
07:09things, close them, for instance?
07:13Yes.
07:14You do.
07:15All right.
07:16Do they get angry, or is their bark worse than their bite?
07:20Yes.
07:21Their bark is worse.
07:22Well, may I withdraw that, and may I say,
07:24you deal directly physically with them?
07:26Yes.
07:27Are they animals?
07:28Are you an animal trainer?
07:30Yes, he is.
07:31Very good.
07:32Congratulations, old boy.
07:35Wait a minute, wait a minute.
07:41I must say that even I want to congratulate you.
07:43You did a very good job.
07:45May I say something?
07:46Yes, please do, Mr. Block.
07:47I think as an animal trainer,
07:48are you with Ringling Brothers, sir?
07:49I am.
07:50I was just going to say that.
07:51Mr. Eldridge, who has won $15,
07:53and been a very good guest for us.
07:54Well, he should be on What's My Lion?
07:56Oh, my, that's fair.
07:57But he has been good enough to come down
07:59to Madison Square Garden
08:00and the Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus,
08:02where he trains chimpanzees.
08:04You're next, Mr. Block.
08:05So, thank you very much for being our guest,
08:07Mr. Eldridge, on What's My Lion?
08:15Well, panel, you did very well on that, I must say.
08:17And now it's time for you to face a second challenger.
08:20So, will you sign in, please, miss?
08:23June...
08:27June Harbour, and spring on me around the corner.
08:29Isn't that nice?
08:30Well, Miss Harbour, where do you live?
08:35On Long Island.
08:36Long Island, that's practically New York.
08:38Practically New York.
08:39Well, now, there is the panel
08:40that you're going to have to face,
08:41as you see, nothing to be afraid of.
08:43Nothing to be afraid of.
08:44Nothing at all.
08:45Well, now, what we do here
08:46is let them have a closer look at the panel.
08:48Nothing to be afraid of.
08:49Nothing at all.
08:50Well, now, what we do here
08:51is let them have a closer look at you.
08:52So, would you walk by the panel?
08:54Any reasonable demands they make, why, you meet them.
08:58Miss Harbour?
09:00I knew you'd call her back.
09:04Your name is June Harbour?
09:05Do you live near Veronica Lake?
09:09Sorry, no.
09:10May I ask a question?
09:11Oh, excuse me, go ahead, Hal.
09:12I just thought you might be an actress.
09:14Would you do some emotions for us in pantomime?
09:17Emotions?
09:18Yes.
09:19For instance, would you show...
09:20Would you face the audience, please?
09:21Yes.
09:22Would you show fear?
09:26Very good.
09:27You should have been looking at him.
09:28You'd have been able to do it even better.
09:31All right, that's very good.
09:32If you would like to try it.
09:33No.
09:34All I want to do...
09:35May I whistle?
09:36Go ahead.
09:38I can't pucker.
09:41May I ask you what perfume you're wearing, Miss Harbour?
09:44Are you wearing...
09:45Identify.
09:48No, I can't, but it's lovely.
09:49What is it?
09:50Chanel No. 5.
09:51Well, Miss Harbour, I think they've had enough of you over there.
09:52Come over here and sit down next to me.
09:53They've had a very close look at you.
09:55And now, on the basis of your handwriting,
09:57what you've said, how you said it,
09:58your emoting, acting,
10:00what your perfume smelled like,
10:02we let them have one free, wild, and happy guess
10:04as to what your line may be.
10:05And we'll begin the free guesses, as usual,
10:07with Miss Kilgallen.
10:09Well, of course, she's very relaxed,
10:10and she's very pretty,
10:11so she should be a powers model or an actress.
10:14But I suppose that means
10:15that she's a researcher in atomic energy.
10:18Mr. Odenmeyer.
10:19I'll go along with the atomic energy.
10:21You go along with the atomic energy.
10:23Miss Francis.
10:25I think she works in some sort of
10:26an information booth capacity.
10:28Mr. Block.
10:29I would like to be in that information booth with her.
10:33Well, I think that's an interesting comment,
10:35one I agree with entirely,
10:36but we had no right answers,
10:37so now we will let our viewers at home
10:39have a really close look at Miss Harbour.
10:41Meanwhile, they will find out
10:42what her line is.
10:44Panel, you will have to dig for facts, as usual.
10:47You know the rules.
10:48You can ask questions in turn.
10:50They will be answered yes or no.
10:51Each no answer costs the panel $5.
10:53We keep the record up here.
10:55I'll give you one more bit of help.
10:56Miss Harbour is salaried,
10:58and we'll begin the general questioning
10:59with Miss Francis.
11:02Your salary.
11:03Do you work...
11:04Do you deal in services, Miss Harbour?
11:06Yes, I do.
11:07Do you work for a large organization?
11:11No.
11:12One down and nine to go.
11:13I think that's a fair statement.
11:14As we understand large organizations,
11:16you do not work for a large organization.
11:18Mr. Block.
11:20In your work, do you help people?
11:22Oh, yes.
11:23You do.
11:24I do.
11:25Do you go out to them to help them?
11:28You want to make that as a flat question?
11:30You mean every time?
11:31Not that you say it that way.
11:32No.
11:33Would you like to rephrase the question?
11:35I am in a rephrasing mood.
11:36Good.
11:37I think we can...
11:38Yes, we can let a yes question.
11:40Do you wear a special outfit in what you do?
11:43No.
11:44That's two down and eight to go.
11:46Miss Kilgallen.
11:47Would you say that you were not in the arts?
11:50In other words, you were not on the stage or a writer?
11:53Yes, I would say yes to that.
11:56In that concept, that she's not an artist or a writer or...
11:59Yes, I would say yes to that.
12:01In that concept, that she's not an artist or a writer or...
12:04In that concept, that she's not an artist or a writer or...
12:07Are you in any of the professions?
12:10Doctor, lawyer, architect...
12:14Merchant chief.
12:15Merchant...
12:16Well, no, not merchant.
12:17That would be business.
12:18Are you in a profession?
12:19Yes.
12:20And you're in a profession that helps people?
12:22Yes.
12:23Do you consider your patients, or would I say clients?
12:29Do you use the word clients in connection with your...
12:32Yes.
12:33People who come to you?
12:35Yes.
12:36And they do...
12:37You're looking at a new...
12:38All right, you can have 20 seconds for a conference.
12:40I notice it's a little unfair, but the audience sort of went,
12:43ah, when you got to lawyer.
12:44But they didn't expect, you see.
12:45Yes, but I think we ought to stick a little close to that for a minute.
12:48Do you deal with books and papers?
12:51Yes.
12:52Are you a lawyer?
12:53Yes.
12:54Oh!
12:55I knew it.
12:56I knew it.
12:57How are you?
12:58Good.
12:59Thank you.
13:00Well, I must say to you, you're doing very, very well tonight.
13:04Miss Harper only won $10, but I do hope she had a lot of fun,
13:07and thanks very much for being our guest on What's My Line tonight.
13:11I was rather hoping.
13:13Well, I tell you what, you've done very, very well with the first two challenges tonight,
13:18and I think probably it's time for a change of pace.
13:21But before we meet our mystery guest for this evening,
13:24here's a problem for you viewers at home.
13:27And now we come to the regular special feature of our show,
13:30the appearance of our mystery celebrity.
13:33And because our panel of experts would recognize our guest on site,
13:37we've provided them with blindfolds for this special test in personality identification.
13:42So get on the blindfolds there, panel.
13:45Get them on.
13:46In this particular case, it's not so much what's my line as who is it,
13:50a challenge once again to the ingenuity and perceptive talents of our panel.
13:55Okay, are all the blindfolds adjusted?
13:57Yes, sir.
13:58All set, Miss Kilgallen?
13:59Mm-hmm.
14:00Will you come in, mystery challenger, and sign in, please?
14:04Panel, the blindfolds are nice and tight.
14:06Will you sign in right there, please, mystery challenger?
14:10What a lovely handwriting.
14:12X, Y, Q.
14:16I'm being very helpful, aren't I?
14:18Z, D, V, K.
14:23Must be a long name.
14:25One, seven, two, six, five.
14:26Sounds like an atomic formula from here.
14:28It does.
14:29It's a security number.
14:30So, John, may I say something?
14:31Well, that's fine.
14:32We've got it all on there now.
14:33You can open it.
14:34Thank you.
14:35Now, members of the panel, as you know,
14:42we dispense with most of the formalities when we get our famous guest challenger before you.
14:47So we'll go right to the general questioning and see what you can do about finding out who is it
14:51rather than what's my line, and we'll begin the general questions with Mr. Block,
14:54who seems to be eager to get started.
14:56Well, I just wanted to give a little help to my co-panelists.
14:59I don't know who it is, but whoever it is, I'll bet it isn't O'Dwyer because he's probably back in Florida.
15:04Well, now you suppose you begin the general questioning, Mr. Block.
15:07Well, are you a big celebrity?
15:12No.
15:13Are you living or dead?
15:17Actually, are you or have you been in theater work or in pictures?
15:24No, not quite.
15:26You haven't been in pictures?
15:27Not entirely.
15:30Well, is that yes or no, then?
15:31Well, that I think will have to be a no, but it's an important clue.
15:34Has she ever been in pictures?
15:35No.
15:36Well, we'll have to accept our challenger's answer.
15:38That's one down and nine to go, and Miss Kilgallen, I suppose you go.
15:41I don't understand that answer, John.
15:43I can't base any of my questions on it.
15:44Has she been in the movies or hasn't she?
15:46Well, I think what it tends to suggest is there is a close relationship to movies, but not actual appearance in them.
15:51Is that right, guestly challenger?
15:54You have been in them, so we will now take back.
15:57Mr. Block wants to go on the walk.
15:58Our guest challenger says she has been in them, so you go on, Mr. Block.
16:02Are you a glamour girl?
16:07I thought so.
16:12I think we'll have to let the answer yes there.
16:14Go on, Mr. Block.
16:15Are you the type of girl that I'd like to be caught with in a rumble seat sometime?
16:21I hope so.
16:23Well, let's go.
16:26Were you in...
16:29Are you presently in the acting profession?
16:32No.
16:33One down, nine to go.
16:35Now we'll move on to Miss Kilgallen.
16:36Go ahead, Miss Kilgallen.
16:38Are you presently working at anything?
16:42Yes.
16:45Well, this may seem like a very strange...
16:47Has it been established that this person is female?
16:55Did you say yes, John?
16:56I can't seem to hear what I can't see.
16:58You mean there's a doubt?
17:00I think so.
17:01Well, are you at present employed as an entertainer?
17:05Not exactly.
17:07Well, I think we can accept the answer yes, and now I think that you've had a tough enough time,
17:11so we'll ask our famous guest celebrity not to disguise her voice anymore and go on from there.
17:16Sounds a little like...
17:17We'll take a yes answer to that, Miss Kilgallen.
17:18You go ahead with the question.
17:19She is presently engaged in entertainment.
17:23Are you at present appearing anywhere in New York City?
17:28You mean professionally?
17:29Yes, professionally.
17:30How would you answer that?
17:33Sometimes.
17:35That's the undisguised voice?
17:36No, that isn't it.
17:41I think we'll have to take a no answer on that since I think by the question you meant professionally,
17:45now appearing in the theater or nightclub or something like that.
17:48So we'll say a no answer to that, and Mr. Undermeyer, you're next.
17:53I am going to do something very skillful.
17:55I'm passing the ball to Miss Francis.
17:57All right, Miss Francis, you're next.
18:00The voice sounds as though it belongs to a very small person.
18:06Are you an entertainer on perhaps television?
18:14I think that can be answered yes on occasion.
18:16Wouldn't you say so?
18:18Yes.
18:19Oh.
18:20Oh.
18:21Whoever it is.
18:22I want my time again.
18:24Go ahead, Miss Francis.
18:25Whoever it is has just aged about 20 years.
18:30Are you, of course, you must be a comedian.
18:34Comedienne.
18:35Well, I occasionally thought I was.
18:38Oh.
18:39Of course, I know that.
18:40Oh.
18:41All right, I'll pass.
18:4215 seconds for a conference.
18:44Ask if she coaches actors and actresses.
18:47Like Constance Collier?
18:48Yes, like Constance Collier.
18:49All right, the conference is over.
18:51Do you feel anything, Hal?
18:52Oh, yeah.
18:53I'll pass to you then while you work on this.
18:55All right, Mr. Block.
18:56Do you deal in services?
18:57What?
18:58Do you?
18:59Uh.
19:00Yes, I would say so.
19:01Do the things you do make people happier?
19:04Oh, I hope so.
19:06Uh.
19:07Are you behind the scenes in a talk again?
19:10What did you just say?
19:12Say the same sentence again.
19:13I hope so.
19:14Gee, I know that voice.
19:16Uh.
19:17Come on, panel.
19:18You spent a lot of time.
19:19I'll have to let it go by default pretty soon.
19:21OK.
19:22Well, get something, Hal.
19:23All right, you.
19:24I'll pass it.
19:25Miss Kilgallen.
19:26Are you a character woman?
19:28Oh.
19:29Decidedly.
19:30All right, I'm going to take a yes.
19:31Are you Constance Collier?
19:32Decidedly.
19:33Listen, let's get.
19:34She's decidedly Constance Collier, did she say?
19:36No.
19:37No.
19:38Let's go into a huddle.
19:39She may write something, anything.
19:42I don't recognize her.
19:43Well, I'm not a character woman.
19:44Ask her if she writes.
19:45I don't recognize her voice.
19:46All right, I'm going to do it.
19:47Mr. Daly, may I have the floor?
19:48Miss Francis, you have the floor.
19:50May I ask you if you are associated in the writing
19:52profession in any way?
19:56No, not now.
19:57Not now.
19:58You never have been, huh?
19:59I get a no on that.
20:00Yes.
20:01Well, you get a no there.
20:02But that is as of the present.
20:04You know who I think it is?
20:05Mary Boole?
20:06I used to have the column in the Post.
20:07Oh, Elsa Maxwell.
20:08Elsa.
20:09Oh.
20:10Oh.
20:11Oh.
20:12Oh.
20:13Oh.
20:14Oh.
20:15Oh.
20:16Oh.
20:17Elsa.
20:18Oh.
20:19Oh.
20:20Oh.
20:21Oh.
20:22Oh.
20:23Oh.
20:24Oh.
20:25Oh.
20:26Oh.
20:27Oh.
20:28Oh.
20:29Oh.
20:30Oh.
20:31Oh.
20:32Oh.
20:33Oh.
20:34Oh.
20:35Oh.
20:36Oh.
20:37Oh.
20:38Oh.
20:39Oh.
20:40Oh.
20:41Oh.
20:42Oh.
20:43Oh.
20:44Oh.
20:45Oh.
20:46Oh.
20:47I'm ashamed.
20:48I'm ashamed.
20:49I'm ashamed.
20:50All right, Mary.
20:51You know, if we knew you were coming,
20:52we'd better start seeing our guest on What's My Lifestyle.
20:53Tell us where you live.
20:54That's where you live.
20:55I live in Canarsie, which is part of Brooklyn.
20:56Canarsie, which is part of Brooklyn.
20:57Fine.
20:58Well, you people from Brooklyn are noted for your courage, so we now give the panel a chance
20:59to get a closer look at you.
21:00They'll have to move fast.
21:01We have only four minutes to go.
21:02Will you walk down by them?
21:03Any reasonable request they make, you'll meet them.
21:04Okay.
21:05Would you turn to the audience and say, rubber buggy bumpers, three times real fast?
21:06Rubber buggy bumpers, rubber buggy bumpers, rubber buggy bumpers.
21:07Well, he's not an actor.
21:08Well, you've got to say it.
21:09Rubber buggy bumpers, rubber buggy bumpers, rubber buggy bumpers.
21:11Would you pat him on the jumping rope for me?
21:12Uh-huh.
21:13Uh-huh.
21:14Uh-huh.
21:15Uh-huh.
21:16Uh-huh.
21:17Uh-huh.
21:18All right, I think Miss Cydell, if you come over here and sit down next to me, please,
21:19we'll get along with the task at hand.
21:20Uh-huh.
21:21Uh-huh.
21:22Now, on the basis of your handwriting, what you've said, how you've said it, how you've
21:23skipped rope, and the question is, will you walk down by them?
21:24Any reasonable request they make, you'll meet them.
21:25Okay.
21:26Will you turn to the audience and say, rubber buggy bumpers, three times real fast?
21:27Rubber buggy bumpers, rubber buggy bumpers, rubber buggy bumpers.
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