George (X) vs. Charlene (O), 2/78
Transcript
00:00Today one of these stars is sitting in the secret square and the contestant who
00:04picks it first could win a prize package worth over $3,000. Which star is it?
00:11Richard Mulligan, Dr. Joyce Brothers, Marty Allen,
00:19Oscar, David Brenner, Valerie Bertinelli,
00:26George Goebel, Joan Rivers, or Paul Lynn? All in the Hollywood Square, and here's the master of the Hollywood Square, Peter Marshall.
00:39Thank you, Kenny. Good morning. Welcome to the Hollywood Square. Hello, stars!
00:42Our current champion is a flight officer in the United States Navy, Lieutenant Commander George Kelly.
00:48George, nice to see you. One match, $400 in cash, and season tickets to all the Roger games. That's nice.
00:55You're not going to be able to use them, though, are you? No, I don't think so. Where are you going to be?
00:59I'm going on a cruise with the Navy. Well, you can give them to a friend. I'll give them to somebody.
01:03Sure, that's a lovely gift. I wish I owned them. We'll talk about that.
01:07Our Miss Circle is a computer programmer, analyst, and mother of a young son.
01:12This is Carolyn Whittaker, has won one game for $200. We have a commercial, and then we'll return to the Hollywood Square.
01:21Hey, are you a new freedom lady?
01:26You got it!
01:27Say, are you a new freedom girl?
01:31Nothing but!
01:32Hey, why are you a new freedom lady?
01:34New freedom pelvis pads come in mini and maxi size, with two adhesive strips, so they really stay secure.
01:41You sure look like a new freedom baby. Lady, that's the way you want to be.
01:52If you could see bad breath, you'd see something like this.
01:55Ready to celebrate our anniversary?
01:58You're not ready, Larry.
02:00Bad breath.
02:01Bad.
02:02Listerine antiseptic has the power to change bad breath into clean breath.
02:06Listerine kills the germs that can cause bad breath.
02:09One taste, and you know it's working.
02:11There's nothing like that Listerine clean breath feeling.
02:14Now I'm ready.
02:15Happy anniversary, Larry.
02:17Listerine antiseptic changes bad breath into clean breath.
02:22Object for the players is to get three stars in a row, either across the banana diagonally.
02:25It is up to them to figure out if a star is giving a correct answer or making one up.
02:29That's how they get the squares.
02:30A game is worth $200, and we play it two out of three matches.
02:32We play for $400 every day.
02:33We play the secret square game.
02:34We'll play that game as soon as we complete the one in progress.
02:37It could be completed right now.
02:39Three X's, and Lieutenant Commander George Kelly, your turn.
02:42George Goble, please.
02:43George, this is for $600 a tie game.
02:45If the bionic woman and the $6 million man had a baby, would it be a bionic baby?
02:54Oh.
02:56Well, of course the delivery would require three doctors, a ground crew, and a disposable net.
03:05It does conjure up an image there.
03:11Bionic woman, $6 million man.
03:13If they had a baby, would that baby be bionic?
03:15Yes.
03:17I disagree.
03:18No.
03:19Bionics is not an inherited trait, so don't try it.
03:22Okay, George?
03:23We have a tie game.
03:24Let's play.
03:28I believe Katie announced that the secret square was over $3,000.
03:32Now, I think it's only $2,800.
03:33Well, that's close to $3,000.
03:34It slightly is.
03:36And circle starts the secret square, which includes a Tappan side-by-side three-door refrigerator,
03:41freezer, chilled water dispenser in the door, no frost in all three sections,
03:44seamless cabinet, economy control, magnetic doors, and automatic ice maker.
03:48Furnished by Tappan.
03:49Also, Keller's elegant rest and distress Tony Oak dining furniture.
03:53Exclusive armor guard, high-pressure laminate tops help protect against spills.
03:56Furnished by Keller.
03:58Also, Pastoria presents the great American lead crystal, the Stratton pattern.
04:02Catching and playing with light is only deep-faceted crystal can.
04:05Lead crystal furnished by Pastoria.
04:07Also, a Tappan convertible portable dishwasher featuring two revolving spray arms,
04:12six cycles porcelain finish, and sound cushion for heavy-duty usage.
04:16Furnished by Tappan.
04:17Still, though, among the secret squares, no guitars are breached.
04:19I hope you look at Pastoria.
04:21Just the first time as they are asked.
04:23This is for all the marbles.
04:24Carolyn?
04:25Marty Allen, please.
04:27How many legs on a lobster?
04:29After dinner, none.
04:31I'm a lobster.
04:39How many legs on a lobster?
04:41Four.
04:42Four.
04:43I disagree.
04:44Eight.
04:45Yeah.
04:46George?
04:47John Rivers, please.
04:49John Rivers.
04:52$2,800, Joni.
04:54Good luck on this, my love.
04:56This famous patriot was called the father of the Constitution.
05:00Was it Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, or James Madison, the father of the Constitution?
05:08I think, think, think, think, it was Thomas Jefferson.
05:13I agree with that.
05:14No, it was James Madison.
05:16Put a circle there.
05:17Nobody wants a secret square.
05:18We'll ask something on tomorrow's show.
05:20$6,000?
05:21I'm impressed.
05:22All right, Carolyn.
05:23Richard Mulligan.
05:24Star of soap, big hit series.
05:26In the movies, who played, not in television, but in the movies, who played Mr. Lucky?
05:30Mr. Lucky.
05:37Robert Montgomery.
05:38Robert Montgomery.
05:39I disagree.
05:41Cary Grant.
05:43All right, just for laughs, who played him on television?
05:45Anybody know?
05:46John Vivian.
05:47Very good, Anka.
05:48Anka, our production assistant.
05:50Anka, very good.
05:52The only one that knew.
05:53All right, your turn, George.
05:54George Goble, please.
05:56One Frenchman, George, one Frenchman in every seven earns his living by making something.
06:01Making what?
06:03Making love to the lady tourists.
06:10One in seven.
06:12It would be something to do with wine.
06:14Wine.
06:15Making wine, I agree.
06:16That is right.
06:17X is on the board.
06:18Carolyn, your turn.
06:19Dr. George Scruggles.
06:20For $400 and the championship, what do Artie Shaw, Stephen Crane, Bob Topping, Lex Barker, Fred May, and Robert Eaton have in common?
06:32I would say the same wife.
06:36The same wife.
06:37The same wife.
06:38At certain points along the way?
06:39I don't know.
06:40The same wife at certain points along the way.
06:42Carolyn?
06:43I disagree.
06:44Lana Turner.
06:45They were all married to Lana Turner.
06:46We can accept the same wife.
06:47That's absolutely correct.
06:48X gets the square.
06:49George, you're back in the game.
06:50Paul in, please.
06:52Maria Palma.
06:55Maria Palma became the first person in the history of the world to do this in Antarctica.
07:02Do what?
07:04She made a really decent penguin soup.
07:18Called Palma's Penguin Soup.
07:20Maria Palma became the first person in the history of the world to do this in Antarctica.
07:24What did she do?
07:29A topless dancer.
07:36She's a topless dancer.
07:37We can't accept that.
07:38I tell you, would you like to question Paul at Neville Bluff for this?
07:41No, I wouldn't.
07:43She's the first woman in the world to give birth to a baby in Antarctica.
07:47Back to Paul in question.
07:49What's the name of the instrument with a light on the end of it that the doctor sticks in your ear?
07:57A cigarette.
08:05What is the name of that instrument with a light on the end that the doctor sticks in your ear?
08:14A stethoscope.
08:15A stethoscope.
08:16I disagree.
08:17It's an otoscope.
08:18Is that right, Dr. Joyce?
08:19An otoscope.
08:20We have a commercial.
08:21X gets the square.
08:24With the old secret in with the new.
08:26Old?
08:27New?
08:28You're throwing away a perfectly good bottle of secret.
08:30Fred.
08:31Just because you got something new.
08:32Fred.
08:33Besides, I thought secret was so great.
08:34This is better.
08:35That's secret, too.
08:36New improved secret roll-on.
08:38New?
08:39Has a better wetness stopper.
08:40Keeps me even drier.
08:41Oh, yeah?
08:42Nothing beats it for stopping wetness.
08:44It's that strong.
08:45Let me try it.
08:46New secret still for women.
08:47Smells pretty.
08:49Mm, nice.
08:51Doesn't make me smell like one of the boys.
08:53As long as it's that strong.
08:54Forget it, Freddy.
08:56New improved secret roll-on.
08:58Made stronger to keep women drier.
09:00New secret sounds great, but still throwing away a perfectly ...
09:03Empty?
09:04Empty.
09:05Oh.
09:08Mom, your brownies are dry.
09:10I tried a cheaper mix instead of Duncan Hines.
09:13Duncan Hines liquid chocolate flavor packet makes moister batter than dry mixes.
09:16Moister batter, moister brownies.
09:18Mm, moist.
09:20Duncan Hines.
09:21Moister brownie.
09:25Carolyn, your turn.
09:26Valerie Bertinelli, please.
09:28What current hit song contains the line,
09:31It can't be wrong when it feels so right?
09:42Um ...
09:43Popular, current hit song.
09:45Current popular song, huh?
09:46Uh-huh.
09:47I really should listen to the radio more often.
09:48I don't think Valerie has a bluff for this.
09:49Carolyn, would you like the question?
09:50No, I wouldn't.
09:51Oh, boy.
09:52Debbie Boone's big hit.
09:53You light up my life.
09:54Back to a Valerie Bertinelli question.
09:56Who topped Mr. Blackwell's list,
09:58topped the list of the world's 10 worst dressed women of 1978?
10:04Mm.
10:07I don't make either list.
10:09Um ...
10:12Give me a second.
10:13Okay.
10:14How about worst dress?
10:16I don't know.
10:17Mr. Blackwell.
10:19I don't think she has a bluff for this.
10:20No, no, no, no.
10:21Would you like, Carolyn?
10:22No.
10:23Obviously, you would take a guess,
10:24and we want to make sure that you would know.
10:25Would you like this one?
10:26Audience, anybody know?
10:28Helen Reddy?
10:29Helen Reddy?
10:30No, Farrah Fawcett.
10:31Farrah, I think she dresses nice.
10:33I do, too.
10:34But what do we know?
10:35According to a recent nationwide survey,
10:38does the average teenage girl kiss on the first date?
10:42Yeah.
10:43Yeah.
10:45I'll agree.
10:46Yeah.
10:48Now we're getting into your territory.
10:49All right.
10:51George, Oscar, please.
10:53Oscar!
10:54Yeah, well, look,
10:55I've been wanting you to call me Mushface.
10:59What did you call him?
11:00Mr. Mushface.
11:01You called me Mr. Mushface?
11:03Well, uh ...
11:04Why would you call me Mushface?
11:06Well, I like that.
11:07Oh, that's right.
11:10Besides, I'm outraged.
11:12Not once has anyone mentioned today ...
11:14Yeah?
11:15... that there's a flick
11:16that's probably gonna outdo Star Wars in success.
11:19You mean Encounters of the Third Kind?
11:22No, Encounters with a Rabbit Test.
11:25What's Encounters with a Rabbit Test?
11:27Who's in that?
11:28It's Joan Rivers' film.
11:29Yeah.
11:30Why, people are flocking to it all over the nation.
11:32Really?
11:33Oh, yeah.
11:34Yeah.
11:35This guy, I've seen it six times.
11:37I'll call in for him.
11:42Okay, Oscar.
11:44If you're correct on this, George,
11:45you'll have the X.
11:46Incorrect, Circle will get the square and the match.
11:48So, Oscar, it could be up to you.
11:50True or false, saxophone players can join the Marine Corps
11:53without taking basic training.
12:00Don't trust me.
12:04Yeah, sure.
12:06I disagree.
12:07Yeah, you know something?
12:08That is true.
12:09Single cello players, that's happened since 1975.
12:12They can join the Marine Corps without taking basic training.
12:14Circle gets the square.
12:15We have a brand new champion.
12:23George, we thank you very much for being on our show.
12:25We have $600 in cash, and we have those season tickets
12:28and some lovely party gifts.
12:31Lieutenant Commander George Keller.
12:32How about you?
12:35Hi there.
12:36You feel better now, do you?
12:39I want you to choose a star
12:40and maybe win an additional $5,000, Carolyn.
12:43David Brenner.
12:44All righty.
12:45There you go.
12:46David, by the way, is currently appearing in Aksarben in Omaha, Nebraska.
12:50He's working for a dear buddy of mine, Don Romeo, books to play.
12:54I love it.
12:55I worked with Jerry Lewis.
12:56We had a great time.
12:57I love Omaha.
12:58Oh, it's a great state.
13:00Well, here's the news.
13:03Do you ride a bike?
13:04You ride a bike.
13:05Yes.
13:06You do?
13:07Good.
13:09Your prize would be called $5,000.
13:23Are you ready?
13:24One, two, three, four, five.
13:30Congratulations to you, Carolyn.
13:32Isn't that nice?
13:33Can you use that?
13:34Yes.
13:35Let's meet a new player.
13:38You've got a great squeak.
13:40A lumber salesman fathered two little girls.
13:42How are you, Dwight?
13:43Dwight Hayes.
13:44Yes.
13:45Sit down.
13:46Where are you from, Dwight?
13:48California.
13:49Yeah.
13:50Pretty sexy California.
13:53We're going to have Dwight and Carolyn calm down here while we sell a product.
13:56We'll start a brand new match after this commercial.
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15:41We'll be back with more of Hollywood Squares right after this message.
15:46One day, cheese went out of my life.
15:49I found out this innocent-looking slice of American cheese has about 100 calories.
15:54That's as much as this slice of angel cake.
15:56With chocolate syrup.
15:58Sure, I watch my figure.
15:59They give up cheese? Me?
16:01Luckily, along came Lightline, a processed cheese product.
16:05The taste I crave.
16:07But only half the calories of ordinary American cheese.
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16:47Dwight, welcome. Good luck. Pick a star.
16:49Okay, let's start off with Richard Mulligan.
16:52In what sport would you find the famous Murderers' Row?
16:55Murderers' Row. What sport?
16:57How about baseball?
16:58Baseball.
16:59I disagree.
17:00Oh, yeah. It was the New York Yankees' batting order back in the 20s.
17:03Famous. Murderers' Row. They were tough.
17:05With a circle. Carolyn?
17:06George Gobel.
17:08You just started wearing dentures.
17:10According to the American Dental Association,
17:12are you probably in your 40s, 50s, or 60s?
17:17Oh, uh...
17:20I'll take the middle one. 50s.
17:22You're in your 50s.
17:23I disagree.
17:24No, you're in your 60s.
17:2660s?
17:27Yeah. Okay. With a circle. Dwight?
17:29Down.
17:30With a minute.
17:31We've got lots to do.
17:32We're going to get upset with you here.
17:34Joni Rivers would be the move. This may work out.
17:36According to the Washington Star,
17:38how old do you have to be before you can be considered illiterate?
17:43Illiterate?
17:44Illiterate. How old do you have to be before you can be considered illiterate?
17:49I would say...
17:51probably 18, because if you're out of high school by then,
17:54and you still can't.
17:5618.
17:57I disagree.
17:5811. People 10 years old or younger cannot be defined as illiterate
18:01if they can't read or write.
18:02Okay, Carolyn, your turn.
18:03Joan Rivers.
18:04Four. $600. True or false?
18:07Someone recently ran up a hospital bill
18:09of more than a million dollars.
18:12Yes, Peter, but it was worth it.
18:14Luck!
18:16Come on, come on, come on.
18:18Look out, child.
18:19Come on, come on, come on.
18:24Could she, could she?
18:25Yes.
18:26She said yes.
18:27I agree.
18:28You know, it was the king of Saudi Arabia
18:30who tipped $17,000.
18:33Who did he tip?
18:34Me.
18:35Yeah, when he checked out.
18:36$17,000.
18:37All righty.
18:38You've got the money.
18:39You've got the money.
18:40You've got the money.
18:41You've got the money.
18:42You've got the money.
18:43$17,000.
18:44$17,000.
18:45All righty.
18:46You've got yourself $600.
18:47Carolyn, what do you got?
18:48That was fast.
18:49That's more than what?
18:50Carolyn will now teach us that.
18:53David Brenner.
18:55Can a Jewish person get into Boys Town?
19:02For what reason?
19:03I mean...
19:08No, but we can own it.
19:14I think a Jewish person, if he's small,
19:18can get into Boys Town.
19:20Yeah, I agree.
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20:29Dwight, your turn.
20:30Okay, Dr. Joyce Brothers.
20:32Who was responsible for not finishing
20:35the unfinished symphony?
20:40Um...
20:46I'd have to say Beethoven.
20:48Beethoven.
20:49I'll agree.
20:50Schubert.
20:51Yes, for the circle. Carolyn, your turn.
20:53Marty Allen.
20:54Marty, if I clumsily smash a precious vase
20:58in an antique store,
21:00I am legally obligated to pay for that vase.
21:03But am I obligated to pay retail
21:05or can I get it wholesale?
21:07For you, I can get it wholesale.
21:11Wholesale.
21:12I disagree.
21:13Yeah, wholesale.
21:14Back in the game with the next.
21:15Dwight?
21:16George Gobel.
21:18It's the only legal ground for divorce in California.
21:21What is it?
21:23A canceled TV series might do it.
21:29The only legal...
21:31The only legal grounds for divorce.
21:33Or ground, I should say.
21:34Oh.
21:37Um...
21:39What is that?
21:41Um...
21:43Unfaithful, uh...
21:45Adultery.
21:46Adultery.
21:49I'll agree.
21:50No irreconcilable differences.
21:52That's what I was trying to think of.
21:53I know you were, yes.
21:54But when you think like that,
21:56you always come up with adultery.
21:57I don't know why, but Carolyn, it's your turn.
21:59Call in, please.
22:01Paul, uh...
22:02I might have gone to that either way.
22:03Boy, we have...
22:04We're not watching the board.
22:06Who has the motto?
22:07Paul, who has the motto,
22:09do your best?
22:13I think we can rule out Jimmy Carter.
22:21Do your best.
22:22Do your best.
22:24It sounds like Boy Scouts.
22:25The Boy Scouts.
22:26I agree.
22:27The Cub Scouts.
22:28The Cub Scouts.
22:29Yeah, put an X there.
22:30Dwight?
22:31Valerie Bertonelli.
22:32According to changing times,
22:34at what age does your body begin breaking down
22:37and you see the first physical signs of aging
22:39within two years?
22:44Let's see, I'm 18.
22:46Give me two years.
22:48Um...
22:52Uh, later than Middle Ages, I would guess.
22:54Maybe, um...
22:5665?
22:5765.
22:58No.
22:59No.
23:0060.
23:0160.
23:02I'll disagree.
23:04Yeah.
23:0535.
23:06No.
23:07I'm sorry.
23:08Yes, Joyce?
23:09You know how you tell.
23:10The first sign is pinching a little bit of skin
23:12from the back of your hand.
23:13Uh-huh.
23:14And if it goes down very quickly,
23:15you're still young.
23:16But if it goes down slowly,
23:17you're on the skids.
23:18I'm gonna try that right now.
23:19Can I get a close-up?
23:20Okay.
23:21We don't have enough time, Wish Face.
23:22Mine came off.
23:26Okay.
23:27Richard Mulligan.
23:28Uh, according to the book,
23:29The Faces of Hollywood,
23:31who was the first star to be called?
23:32The first star in all of motion pictures
23:33to be called movie queen?
23:40Uh...
23:43Uh...
23:47Barbara Stanwyck.
23:48Barbara Stanwyck.
23:49I disagree.
23:50Gloria Swanson.
23:51I thought it was Clara Bow,
23:52but what do I know?
23:53Right?
23:54Joan Rivers.
23:55All righty.
23:56According to experts quoted in the Detroit News,
23:58what's the matter with three-year-old birth control pills?
24:01What's the matter with them?
24:02Oh, see, I don't know about birth control pills,
24:04because I use them rhythmically.
24:06Oh, do you?
24:07Yeah.
24:08Kid came out tap dancing.
24:13I think, um...
24:15I think they'd just be too old.
24:17Like any drug,
24:18they would lose their effectiveness.
24:20I'll agree.
24:21Yeah, they've lost their potency, probably.
24:23And you have to watch that.
24:24Put it next to that.
24:25We have a commercial.
24:26We'll be back.
24:29Can you figure it out?
24:30How's my family know when we're having
24:32Chef Boyardee's Spaghetti and Meatballs?
24:35Boy, oh, Boyardee!
24:38Boy, oh, Boyardee!
24:39Boy, oh, Boyardee!
24:42Spaghetti and Meatballs!
24:44Chef Boyardee.
24:45Great-tasting spaghetti and delicious meatballs
24:47in a thick, zesty tomato sauce.
24:49Only 25 cents a serving.
24:50So your whole family will say...
24:52Boy, oh, Boyardee!
24:54Chef Boyardee's Spaghetti and Meatballs.
24:56Oh, boy!
25:00Easy Off did it.
25:01I got out of the oven and on to better things.
25:04Easy Off makes oven cleaning faster,
25:06so it's easier than you ever thought it could be.
25:08Just spray Easy Off with antifume valve and...
25:11Wipe off the grease.
25:12Wipe off the grime.
25:14You're out of the oven in record time.
25:17Easy Off makes oven cleaning easier.
25:20Easy Off makes oven cleaning easier.
25:24Easy Off did it.
25:25Easy Off makes oven cleaning easier.
25:30We're running very late for this day.
25:31Enjoy your day, and we'll see you here tomorrow morning.
25:33Bye-bye.
25:35Today's party contestant received
25:38jazzy fashion by Happy Legs,
25:40styled to fit a woman's figure in a junior style,
25:42young-thinking fashion in missy sizes,
25:44furnished by Happy Legs,
25:45and light and easy, a new lightweight iron
25:48from General Electric handles the same ironing job
25:50as the heavier iron,
25:51plus add color, character, and charm to your home
25:53with fireproof and expensive Z-Brick,
25:54America's most popular brick wall covering.
25:56Also, Daisy Donut Factory
25:58make hot, fresh donuts without deep frying.
26:00Just pour batter, a touch of oil,
26:01delicious donut shop, good donuts at home.
26:03And get a burst of flavor from Starburst Fruit Chews,
26:06orange, lemon, lime, strawberry,
26:07a burst of fruit flavor from the very first chew.
26:09Plus, from Gallery of Home's international network
26:12of professional, independent real estate brokers,
26:14two fences, together with a five-year home budget
26:16book and financial planner.
26:17Also, a supply of Kentucky Fried Chicken,
26:19extra crispy, one tasty crunch,
26:21and you'll know why folks say,
26:22I like my chicken finger-lickin' good.
26:24And Lillian Vernon's catalog gift certificate,
26:27jewelry, gifts, decor, personalized items,
26:29and things from practical to whimsical,
26:31furnished by Lillian Vernon.
26:33♪♪♪
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