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00:00♪ ♪
00:07♪ Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock, tick tock ♪
00:12♪ Tickery, dickery, dock ♪
00:13♪ On time to beat the clock. ♪
00:16♪ Time for fun has now begun, let's all play Beat the Clock. ♪
00:20Beat the Clock is brought to you by Sylvania.
00:24For half a century a quality name in incandescent bulbs,
00:28fluorescent tubes and fixtures, photo lamps, radio and television sets,
00:33radio and television tubes, and electronic devices.
00:37Yes, for homes, offices, schools, and factories, Sylvania.
00:43♪ Let's all play Beat the Clock! ♪
00:50And now, pinch-hitting for America's number one clock watcher,
00:53vacationing Bud Collier, here is America's number two clock watcher, Frank Way!
00:58Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
01:08Welcome to Beat the Clock, the show where you can have the time of your life playing
01:12against time for big-time prizes. So if you'll come along with me,
01:15we'll meet tonight's first contestants. Hello, how are you?
01:19I'm fine.
01:20You're Mr. and Mrs. James Babcock of Nanweton, New York.
01:24That's right.
01:24How are you, Mr. Babcock? I remember you from last week.
01:26That's right.
01:27How are you, Mrs. Babcock? You were on last week,
01:29and you'd gone through your $100 clock, is that right?
01:31Yes, sir.
01:32And you were waiting to go into the $200 clock when we ran out of time.
01:35And you're back now to try your luck on the $200 clock, is that right?
01:38We sure are.
01:39Well, if you remember, last week we started a brand new bonus on the show,
01:42and it wasn't beaten, so that means it's here again this week.
01:45And this week, it's worth $200, and someone's going to get a chance to try it,
01:49and it might be you.
01:50But let's get on to your problem right now on the $200 clock,
01:53if you'll both come with me, please.
01:55Oh, here we have it.
01:57Now, if you will, I'd like you both to sit down here.
02:00Would you sit down over here facing that way, one of you,
02:02and one of you facing the other way, back to back, if you will.
02:06That's it. You comfortable?
02:07Sure.
02:07Good for you.
02:09Now, if you'll notice, over here we have set up three balloons inflated
02:12and flying in the air, and over here we have three more.
02:15And your problem is going to be working on this little mechanics creeper we have here,
02:20pushing it with your feet back and forth to break these balloons.
02:23Start over here with the one on your wife's side.
02:25You break that balloon.
02:26Then you come back here and you break this one.
02:28Then you zigzag back and forth until you've broken all six balloons.
02:32Now, how are you going to do that?
02:33Well, we've got a very special way for you to do that.
02:36Right here, we have two very nice beat-the-clock balloon breakers,
02:40two cork stoppers with needles in them.
02:42I'm going to ask you, if you will, to link your arms as you sit there back to back.
02:46That's fine.
02:47And I'm going to ask your wife if she will hold this in her teeth.
02:50You got a firm grip?
02:51That's it.
02:53And you, sir?
02:55Fine.
02:55Now, from the time I say go, you'll start over there, break that one,
02:58then back and forth until you break them all.
03:00Let's take a look at the clock and see how much time you have.
03:02You have 45 seconds by the clock.
03:04Are you ready?
03:05Go!
03:11There's one.
03:15There's two.
03:22That's it, three.
03:24And three to go.
03:29That's it.
03:31Two more to go in 20 seconds.
03:36Oh, she can't quite reach it.
03:43Stop the clock a second.
03:44That's it.
03:44All right.
03:44Go ahead.
03:45You got it.
03:46Come on back here and get the last one.
03:47Hurry up.
03:48Hurry up.
03:48Break it.
03:49That's it!
03:52Oh, for a minute there, you know, you had me going.
04:04Step right back in here.
04:06Gee, you had just, oh, seconds to go.
04:08And I thought, sure, you weren't going to make it, but you did.
04:10I took one look at the clock, and it got me going.
04:12You took a look at the clock, and it said, go, boy, go.
04:15And you went, huh?
04:16Well, you know, we're going to get onto a problem in a minute,
04:18but you have nothing to do with it.
04:20It's strictly up to your wife.
04:21It's the jackpot clock.
04:22All right.
04:23Now, Mr. and Mrs. Babcock, we're ready and waiting to go into the jackpot clock.
04:27So I'm going to ask you, Mr. Babcock, if you will, just to step to one side,
04:30because this is strictly up to your wife.
04:32And if you will, Mr. Babcock, step up here on our platform.
04:35Turn around.
04:36Face our audience.
04:37And don't turn around again until I tell you to.
04:39Behind you on a board, on our magnetic board,
04:42we have all the words of a well-known saying or quotation.
04:45Now, they're scrambled up out of order.
04:48What we want you to do in 20 seconds by our clock is unscramble them,
04:52place them in the correct order on the board
04:53so that they spell out the saying or quotation.
04:55You understand?
04:56All right.
04:57Now, you wait a second.
04:58Open the curtain.
05:00Turn around.
05:01Take a look.
05:03Go.
05:15About 10 seconds.
05:18Oh, I'm sorry.
05:25You didn't beat the clock.
05:26The clock beat you.
05:26What it is actually now, we find it here, is into the Valley of Death Road.
05:35The 600th.
05:38Well, you didn't beat the jackpot clock, but you have beaten our $200 clock.
05:42So come on back in here, Mr. Babcock, and we'll tell you exactly what you've won.
05:48For year-round health and comfort, a Remington window air conditioner
05:52featuring the exclusive climate compensator.
05:55Your powerful Remington room air conditioner silently cools, filter cleans,
05:59dehumidifies, and circulates fresh ventilated air.
06:02It's thrifty to operate, too.
06:04Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Babcock.
06:06You have just won a Beat the Clock prize worth more than $200.
06:10All right, Roxanne, whom do we have next?
06:19Who do I have?
06:19I have so many of them.
06:21What do you have?
06:22Well, this is a gathering of the clan, I'd say.
06:26Frank, I'd like you to meet Alan.
06:28Alan.
06:28Harold.
06:29And Lois and Dottie.
06:30Lois and Dottie.
06:31And Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaufman from Scranton, Pennsylvania.
06:34Well, thank you very much, Roxanne.
06:36How are all you Kaufmans?
06:37Nice to see you.
06:38How are you, Mrs. Kaufman?
06:39And you, Mr. Kaufman?
06:40And what a wonderful family you have here.
06:42Now, you're Alan, is that right?
06:44How old are you, Alan?
06:45Mind if I come down here and talk to you?
06:46Nine.
06:47You're nine years old?
06:48Yes.
06:49Hey, how about that?
06:50Look at that big, strong, strapping boy in the blue there.
06:53Do you go to school?
06:54Yes.
06:55What grade are you in?
06:56Fourth.
06:57Fourth grade, huh?
06:58Say, how about arithmetic?
06:59Do you have trouble with that?
07:00I always did.
07:01No.
07:02No trouble, huh?
07:03Good at figures?
07:04And your name, your brother here, what's your name, son?
07:06Harold.
07:07Harold, how are you?
07:07Okay.
07:08Nice to see you.
07:08And you're what, Harold?
07:09Eleven.
07:10Eleven years old.
07:11Nine, eleven.
07:12You're the older brother, huh?
07:13You kind of look after him, does he look after you?
07:15We both look after each other.
07:16You both look after each other.
07:18Well, you know, I have a little something here which I think both you boys are going
07:21to get a kick out of.
07:23It's a nice present for you fellas from Sylvania.
07:26It's, we've got one for each one of you backstage there.
07:29You can see it's a very fine little cab and trailer truck and it comes apart.
07:35Can you put it back together again, just like the mechanics do?
07:38Think you ought to have some fun with that, don't you, huh?
07:40Well, that's a present for you boys from Sylvania.
07:42And now I want to talk to the girls.
07:44No, it's not nice to talk to boys first, but you fellas look a little younger than
07:47these girls.
07:48And what's your name, please?
07:48Lois.
07:49Lois.
07:49And how old are you, Lois?
07:50Fourteen.
07:51Fourteen years old.
07:52Big grown-up girl, aren't you, huh?
07:54Tell me, do you ever play with dolls?
07:55No.
07:56You don't play with dolls, huh?
07:58When did you play with dolls last?
08:00I can't remember.
08:01You can't remember, huh?
08:02And your sister here, your name?
08:04Dottie.
08:04Dottie.
08:05And how old are you, Dottie?
08:06Seventeen.
08:06Well, this is a wonderful family you have here, Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman.
08:09And in just a second here, we're going to have a problem for you that doesn't include
08:14your family, just the two of you.
08:15See, we have you all dressed up, but don't worry about that.
08:18Just come along with me because we've got a problem over here for you on the $100 clock.
08:22Now, if I could just get this.
08:24Thank you very much.
08:26Now, if you'll notice, we have right here one, two, three, four little paper cups lined
08:31up in a row.
08:32And your problem is going to be to knock over these paper cups.
08:35Well, how are you going to do that?
08:36That's the question.
08:38Right here we have, well, I'm sure you've seen these.
08:40There's one for you, one for you little shuffleboard pushers, you know?
08:43You ever play shuffleboard?
08:44Yes.
08:45You have fun?
08:46Yeah, it's the other kind.
08:46Yeah, well, this kind here is our special beat the clock shuffleboard kind.
08:50And we've got a little puck for you.
08:52And what you have to do is pushing this puck back and forth between you, knock over these
08:58cups.
08:58So if you'll, your wife will come with me.
09:00I'll show you exactly the position you take.
09:02Right over here, you'll notice we have a little circle on the floor.
09:05Well, I'm going to place this little puck in the circle and tell you that after you
09:08shoot it over there, your husband will take it with his stick, place it in the circle,
09:13and then shoot it.
09:13In other words, you can't push it until you get it back in the circle.
09:16You must shoot it from the circle.
09:17You push it back and forth until you knock over all four cups.
09:20We'll stop the clock and you'll beat the clock.
09:22You understand?
09:23How about you, sir?
09:24We'll get you right over here in this circle right here.
09:26This circle is just special to you, Mr. Kaufman.
09:28You understand the problem now, sir?
09:29All right, let's take a look at the clock and see how much time you have.
09:32You have 55 seconds by the clock.
09:33You ready?
09:34Go!
09:37Put it back in the circle.
09:37Back in the circle.
09:38No, with your stick.
09:39That's it.
09:41There's one.
09:43Put it back in the circle.
09:44There, now you have 45 seconds.
09:48Put it back in the circle.
09:54Oh, just barely missed it.
09:55Push it back in the circle.
09:59Oh, real close.
10:03Oh!
10:0425 seconds.
10:05Hurry up now.
10:09Oh, there's Deadeye, your wife is.
10:10Come on, pull it back here, sir.
10:11You have about 15 seconds.
10:15All right, you have two to go.
10:17Quickly now.
10:20There's one more.
10:21One to go.
10:24All right, you have about seven or eight seconds.
10:26Get it back in the circle.
10:29There you are!
10:34Oh!
10:41I tell you, I don't really know how you could possibly lose.
10:44You had one of the greatest little rooting sections in the world right here.
10:47How about you bring your own rooting section with you, huh?
10:50That's wonderful.
10:51Did you hear them over here cheering you on?
10:53Well, I tell you what, right now we have a little party that I think we'd all like to go to.
10:57Tell me, when you have parties at home, does one of you serve and the other one pour?
11:00Yes.
11:01Well, which one pours?
11:03She does pour.
11:04Well, I'm going to give you a chance to get in on it.
11:06So if you'll both come with me, we'll come over to the party area, if you will.
11:10There we are.
11:11Now, let's take a little walk over here and open up our party area, please.
11:17Watch your step, Ms. Kaufman.
11:20Now, I'm going to ask you, sir, if you will, to go up here and just take it real easy.
11:23You know, the host always lies down on the floor here and rests his head on a pillow
11:27and makes himself real comfortable.
11:29In the meantime, are you laughing at Ms. Kaufman?
11:34He looks funny?
11:35I think he looks real charming.
11:37Why don't you go over here with Madeline for just a second.
11:40Now, are you going to get down there and be comfortable?
11:42That's it.
11:43Now, if you'll notice, we're placing on your head a little,
11:47oh, a little holder that has a sort of a half a cup in it.
11:50We want you to rest on the pillow.
11:51Rest your head on the pillow, sir.
11:53That's it.
11:54And when you look over your head, you'll see we have here a little spout.
11:59Now, the problem is that we're pouring milk through this here
12:02so that you may serve it to your guests.
12:04And you control it in this manner.
12:06We give you one little holder here to hold in your right hand
12:09and one to hold in your left hand.
12:11And if you'll pull one in the other,
12:12you'll see that you can manipulate it back and forth
12:14until you get it in exactly the right position to pour.
12:16And we're going to give your wife this little tray of empty cups.
12:20And we're going to place one empty cup in here.
12:22All you have to do, sir, is when the milk starts coming out,
12:25is fill those cups with milk.
12:26You fill a couple of cups, two of them, with milk.
12:28We'll stop the clock and you'll beat the clock.
12:30When one of them is full, your wife will take it out
12:32and replace it with an empty cup.
12:33You understand?
12:35That's all there is to it.
12:37Nothing to it.
12:38Okay, let's take a look at the clock and see how much time you have.
12:40You have 45 seconds by the clock.
12:42You ready?
12:42Go!
12:45All right, there's one.
12:46Take it out now.
12:47Put down another one.
12:48All right.
12:50There's two.
12:51Stop the clock!
12:52Say, I'm telling you, we've got a great little crowd up there,
12:55haven't we?
12:59All right, Roxanne!
13:01Roxanne, would you come out here and take a picture for us
13:04with your Slovenia blue dot flashbulb?
13:06Blue dots for sure shots.
13:08Now, Mrs. Kaufman, we'll leave your husband here
13:10to get his milk bath over with if you'll come with me.
13:13Yes, your husband will be well taken care of.
13:15He'll have his face cleaned up very nicely.
13:18You know, we always give him the beauty treatment with the milk.
13:20How do you think your father looked?
13:22Wonderful.
13:23Well, now, if you will just step over here,
13:26Mrs. Kaufman, and if the youngsters will just stand over here for just a second,
13:29I tell you that the jackpot is all yours right now.
13:33This next problem's all yours.
13:35Are you still laughing at your husband?
13:36I don't know.
13:38You don't know?
13:39I think it was very funny.
13:40All right, now, if you'll excuse me, please, girls,
13:42I want to explain something to your mother.
13:43If you'll step right over here,
13:44stand up on the platform, please.
13:46Turn around and face our audience.
13:48Now, don't turn around again until I tell you.
13:51Right behind you, we have a magnetic board.
13:54On this board are all the words of a well-known saying or quotation
13:58scrambled up out of order.
13:59What we want you to do in 20 seconds by the clock
14:01is unscramble them on the board, place them in the correct order.
14:04You understand the problem?
14:05I think so.
14:05All right.
14:06Open the curtain.
14:08Turn around and take a look.
14:11Go.
14:19Try moving them around.
14:21Yes.
14:32Oh, gee, I'm sorry.
14:33You almost had it.
14:34You were within seconds of getting it.
14:36Always leave them laughing when you say goodbye.
14:40I know you knew it.
14:41But anyhow, you didn't beat the jackpot clock,
14:44but you have beaten our $200 clock.
14:46And I'd like you to take a look over here and see what you've won.
14:49A newly styled mohawk carpet in the Coventry pattern.
14:53Elegant in design, your room-sized carpet
14:56is woven for beauty and long-lasting wear
14:58in a deep three-surface scroll effect.
15:00Truly, carpet craftsmanship from the looms of Mohawk.
15:04Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman.
15:06You have just won a beat-the-clock prize worth more than $200.
15:09Congratulations.
15:09Thank you so much.
15:11Bye-bye.
15:12Bye-bye to you.
15:14Go on, son.
15:15Bye-bye.
15:19Roxanne, whom do we have as our next contestants?
15:22Frank, I'd like you to meet Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kozel
15:25from Belmore, New York.
15:26Thank you very much, Roxanne.
15:27Mr. and Mrs. Kozel, how are you, sir?
15:29Very well, sir.
15:30Nice to know you.
15:31And you, Mrs. Kozel, you're from Belmore, New York.
15:35Says here you're a builder.
15:37That's right, sir.
15:37What do you build, houses?
15:38Small houses, yes.
15:39I see.
15:39And also says that you have here a little girl and a little boy.
15:44Is it a little boy?
15:44Home.
15:44Big boy, yes.
15:45How old are they?
15:46Boy's eight and the little girl's three.
15:48Oh, really?
15:49I have an eight-year-old boy.
15:50You going to school?
15:51Oh, yes.
15:52I'll bet he's having fun.
15:53Got a little girl three years old?
15:54That's right.
15:55Three next week.
15:55Three next week.
15:57Wonderful.
15:57Well, maybe we have a little birthday present for Roxanne.
16:00I wonder if we could have one of our Roxanne dolls.
16:02Oh, how wonderful.
16:03Isn't that cute?
16:04See a little camera here?
16:05It's just like Roxanne uses on the show.
16:07You know, it, excuse me, Roxanne.
16:10See?
16:10It flashes on and off, you know, just like she takes pictures with the flash bulbs.
16:14And would you show them how it works?
16:15It works, too.
16:16You can tell your little girl that.
16:19There, and that's a present for your little girl.
16:22Would you like to take it now?
16:23There, that's just for you.
16:25Well, we're going to have a problem for you on the $100 clock.
16:30Also, you know, Mr. and Mrs. Cozell, a moment ago we gave your little girl a doll.
16:34I think I ought to tell you that backstage we also have for your son one of those little
16:39trucks, the cab and trailer trucks, for him to take apart and put together again as a
16:43present from Sylvania.
16:44I think he'll enjoy it.
16:45Well, now let's get on to your problem on the $100 clock.
16:48And this is just for you, sir.
16:49So if you'll come along with me, please.
16:52And we'd like you to be comfortable on your first problem.
16:54So would you take a seat here?
16:56And let me ask you, do you wear glasses?
16:58No, I don't.
16:58You don't?
16:59Well, we're going to give you an opportunity to see how it feels because we have here,
17:02oh my, we don't have all of them, do we?
17:04The little sides, which are usually on the glasses, seem to be missing.
17:06But there's a reason for that, as you will see.
17:08And I'm going to ask you, if you will, to tip your head back.
17:11And I'm going to place these glasses on your forehead.
17:14Then by jiggling, wrinkling your brow any way you can without using your hands,
17:18we want you to work these glasses down your forehead
17:21until they are sitting on the bridge of your nose.
17:23Do you understand that, sir?
17:24Yes.
17:25All right.
17:25Let's take a look at the clock and see how much time you have.
17:27You have 40 seconds by the clock.
17:29All right.
17:30I'll place the glasses there.
17:32Are you ready?
17:33Go.
17:38Lost them.
17:38Stop the clock.
17:41Here we go.
17:42Go.
17:44Oh, lost them again.
17:47Try it real easy now.
17:50Try working them down.
17:52Try working them down slowly.
17:53I think you'll find it much easier that way.
18:01I was waiting for it that time.
18:03Okay, go.
18:05Oh, you caught them right on your nose.
18:07Boy, I tell you, that was really a catch on the tip end of your nose, huh?
18:21Well, we're going to get on to a problem for you.
18:23And the bonus time.
18:32So let's call it out here.
18:33Girls, would you bring on the bonus time, please?
18:37And if you're both will come with me.
18:41Thank you, Betty.
18:42Thank you, Madeline.
18:43You'll notice that we have down here on the floor, we have an empty Coca-Cola bottle.
18:48And your problem is going to be to get this Coca-Cola bottle down on the floor,
18:52upside down on its neck, like that.
18:56Now, how are you going to do it?
18:57Well, I'll tell you.
18:58We have for you here two little sticks.
19:00We're going to give you one and we're going to give you one.
19:02You may hold it in one or both hands, but always hold it back of that white mark.
19:06Using these sticks and these sticks only,
19:08stand that Coca-Cola bottle upside down on its neck.
19:11We'll start the clock and you'll beat the clock.
19:12We work together?
19:13You may work together, separately, any way you can.
19:15You may only use the sticks.
19:16Understand?
19:17All right, let's take a look at the clock and see how much time you have.
19:2035 seconds.
19:21Are you ready?
19:22Go.
19:36Oh.
19:4315 seconds.
19:58Oh, I'm sorry.
19:59You didn't beat the clock.
20:00The clock beat you and I thought sure you had it there.
20:06But that's only in the nature of a bonus.
20:09That's only in the nature of a bonus.
20:10That means that next week, our bonus time will be worth $300.
20:13So I think if you both will get right into your $200 clock problem,
20:17come along here with me, will you please?
20:18Girls, would you come over here, please?
20:21All right.
20:22Now, I'm going to ask you, sir, if you will, to hold this end right here with both hands.
20:26And I'm going to ask your wife to hold the other end in both hands.
20:29And I'm going to tell you that you must both cooperate in doing this problem.
20:32You may not use any other part of your body except your hands in this.
20:35And you may jiggle this up and down, shake it around any way you want.
20:37Your problem is to get this tennis ball from this cup into this cup.
20:42Now, you may work it from cup to cup.
20:44If you wish, you may work it from cup like this.
20:46You may bounce it any way you want as long as you get it from this cup into the cup
20:50without it once touching the floor.
20:51If you drop the ball, we'll replace it with another ball.
20:53You understand the problem?
20:55Now, I'll give you a little hint.
20:56I suggest that you hold it down.
20:57Let your husband do all the work.
20:59You understand?
21:00All right.
21:00Let's take a look at the clock and see how much time you have.
21:02You have 45 seconds.
21:04All right.
21:05You're all set?
21:06All set?
21:07Let's go.
21:35I suggest you try working it easier.
21:40Try little easy jumps.
21:53Oh, I'm sorry.
21:54You didn't beat the clock.
21:55The clock beats you.
22:04Boy, you had it in there and bounced out several times.
22:07Well, you didn't beat the clock, but you have beaten our $100 clock.
22:10So, let's take a look and see what you've won.
22:13From the Michael C. Fina Company of New York City,
22:15six sterling silver play settings in the distinctive Chateau Rose pattern,
22:20all conveniently arranged in a tarnished proof chest.
22:23Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Cassell.
22:25You have just won a Beat the Clock prize worth more than $100.
22:28Congratulations.
22:33Don't forget your doll.
22:35Go right out this way.
22:36Oh, just leave this one here.
22:37There'll be one waiting for you backstage.
22:39Roxanne, whom do we have next?
22:41Frank, I'd like you to meet now Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burke from Leavittown, Long Island.
22:45Mr. and Mrs. Burke.
22:46How are you, Mr. Burke?
22:47Very nice to know you, sir.
22:48How are you, Mrs. Burke?
22:49Very nice to see you.
22:50You're from Leavittown, Long Island, married here seven years.
22:55What do you do for a living, Mr. Burke?
22:57I'm a sand hog.
22:57I do compost air work.
22:58That's tunneling.
22:59Are you one of these fellas that digs the tunnels under the river?
23:02Oh, the pressure.
23:04Is it warm down there?
23:05Sometimes, yes.
23:06But how high would the temperature go, would you say?
23:08Well, last year I was around 90, no, 95.
23:1195, 90?
23:13Sometimes it hits 100.
23:14Sometimes it hits 100, huh?
23:16Well, before we get on to your problem on the $100,
23:20and now we, uh, well, we've dressed you up, haven't we, Mrs. Burke?
23:23We certainly have.
23:23Well, we've got a problem for both of you on the $100 clock,
23:26if you'll come along with me, please.
23:27Right over here.
23:28You notice that we have, uh, here on the floor, five volleyballs.
23:32Your problem is going to be using your hands and your hands only,
23:35no other part of your body for support,
23:37to take these volleyballs and stack them one on top of the other
23:40until you have them stacked five high, using only your hands.
23:43Do you understand that problem?
23:45All right, let's take a look at the clock and see how much time you have.
23:47You have 50 seconds by our clock.
23:49Are you ready?
23:51Go!
23:57Hmm.
24:05Kind of getting away from me.
24:09You have 30 seconds.
24:11One to go.
24:12Oh!
24:15Got three up there now.
24:16Get four and five.
24:18Stop the clock!
24:26Oh!
24:31I'll tell you, that was really fun.
24:33You know, they were getting away from you there for a minute.
24:37Oh, say, we've run out of seconds and minutes.
24:39Can you come back next week?
24:41Well, good, you'll be our first contestants then.
24:42I'll see you next week, Mrs. Burke, and you too, Mr. Burke.
24:45See you then.
24:46In the meantime, this is Frank Wayne speaking for Bud Collier and Sylvania,
24:50and hoping that next time may be your time to beat the clock.
24:53Good night, everybody!
25:03Closed before striking.
25:05Contents are combustible.
25:06That's right.
25:07The match game with Gene Rayburn is next.
25:09Then get ready for an earful.
25:11Tattletales with Bert Convy is on the...
25:16This has been a Mark Goodson, Bill Todman production.
25:19Produced in association with the CBS Television Network.
25:22Roxanne's Gone by Larry Elder.
25:25Beat the Clock is brought to you by Sylvania.
25:28And this is Bern Bennett, reminding you to tune in every week, same time, for Beat the Clock!