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00:00♪♪
00:07Welcome.
00:08♪♪
00:15Barbara Bay.
00:18Charlie Weaver.
00:20Ava Gabor.
00:22Wally Cox.
00:24Rosemary.
00:26Maury Amsterdam.
00:28Steve Rossi.
00:30Martin Landau.
00:32And Marty Allen.
00:34All in the Hollywood Squares.
00:37And here is the master of the Hollywood Squares,
00:41Peter Marshall.
00:43All right now.
00:45Thank you, Jimmy.
00:46Hi there.
00:47Hello, stars.
00:49Welcome to Hollywood Squares.
00:51Nighttime edition.
00:52We have nine delightful stars, as always.
00:54You know each and every one of them,
00:56but you don't know our players.
00:57First of all, audience, let us welcome Jeanette Hill.
01:00Welcome to Hollywood Squares, Jeanette.
01:03Jeanette is a college physical education major,
01:06and you're a homecoming queen, right?
01:09Right.
01:10And you always wanted to be a boy.
01:12Right.
01:13Well, you're sure a nice-looking fella, I tell you that.
01:15And good luck on our show this evening.
01:17This gentleman, let us welcome Pat, I believe it's Mazzotta?
01:20Right.
01:21Pat Mazzotta.
01:22Welcome to Hollywood Squares.
01:23Thank you, Peter.
01:24Good luck to you.
01:25I'm a finance manager, incidentally,
01:26from Hempstead, Long Island.
01:27You're visiting out here?
01:28No, no.
01:29You're living out here?
01:30I'm from Hempstead, Long Island,
01:31but I live in La Mirada, California now.
01:32Well, good.
01:33Californiaite.
01:34He's married.
01:35They have one little girl.
01:36Right.
01:37And we'll get to our first game in just a second.
01:39And, well, we have a message for you.
01:41We'll be back for our first round right after this.
01:43She's got the...
01:44Clap.
01:45Well, Jeanette, Pat, as you know,
01:46your object is to get three stars in a row,
01:48either across, up and down, or diagonally.
01:50Now, it's up to you to figure out if a star
01:51is giving you a correct answer or making one up.
01:53That's how you get the squares.
01:54A game is worth $300.
01:56In addition, in our first two games,
01:58we play for the secret square.
01:59If Jeanette or Pat pick the secret square and it's correct,
02:02this is what they will receive in round one.
02:04Listen.
02:05It's a trip around the world for two
02:08via TWA, the all-gen airline.
02:11Enjoy fabulous in-flight service,
02:12your choice of delicious entrees cooked in flight,
02:15widescreen color movies,
02:16eight channels of stereo music.
02:18You're up, up and away, TWA.
02:21Let's show the home audience the secret square
02:23for the trip around the world.
02:24Circle, incidentally, won the toss backstage.
02:26That means Jeanette Hill, our physical education major.
02:29By the way, you said you want to become
02:30a physical education teacher because everybody's out of shape?
02:32Right.
02:33All right. Very, very good.
02:34Pick a star and good luck.
02:35Wally Cox.
02:37Because I'm in such good shape, right?
02:40That garden favorite, the beautiful gas plant,
02:43got its name because the flower emits gas
02:45that can be lit with a match.
02:46True or false?
02:48Yes, we, today we live so well,
02:51we no longer light gas plants
02:55for illumination and other purposes,
02:57but our forefathers did.
03:00Noted for its gas.
03:02He said it's true.
03:03I disagree.
03:04It is true.
03:05In fact, a friend of mine went and blew up his backyard,
03:07so put an X there.
03:08You know, if you're wrong,
03:09your opponent gets the square
03:10unless he gives them three in a row.
03:11So, Pat?
03:12I pick Steve Rossi.
03:15Mahatma Rossi there.
03:16That's a lovely outfit there, Steve.
03:18Thank you, Steve.
03:19I'm getting ready for whiplash.
03:21All right, Maury, you're gonna get it.
03:23In what country would you find
03:25the world-famous Dalmatian coast?
03:28Let's see, I think I was there one time.
03:31It was white with black spots.
03:35And Ireland.
03:38Ireland.
03:39I agree.
03:40Yugoslavia.
03:42Oh, yes.
03:43Circle gets the square.
03:44Turnabout fair play, Jeanette.
03:45Okay, Maury.
03:46Okay, Maury.
03:47Maury, what state is known as the Granite State?
03:51The Granite State.
03:52That's where the famous man said,
03:54just because your head is made of marble,
03:56don't take everything for granite.
04:00It's one of the New England states.
04:02Now, let's see, which one?
04:05New Hampshire.
04:06I agree.
04:07He's right.
04:08Circle gets the square.
04:09Pat?
04:10Martin Landau.
04:11Marty, are you our secret square?
04:14No, but welcome once again to Hollywood Square, sir.
04:17Who invented the revolver?
04:22A gentleman called Mr. Colt.
04:26I agree.
04:27He is right.
04:28Mr. Colt, X, gets the square.
04:30Jeanette Hill, secret square time,
04:32a trip around the world,
04:33strategy time, young lady.
04:34Charlie?
04:35Charlie, he didn't go for the block
04:37with Marty in the middle.
04:38Okay, let's see what happens.
04:39She went for the bubble instead of the block.
04:42Which is higher?
04:43A vice admiral or a rear admiral?
04:46Well, that depends on who drinks the most.
04:51I made that up.
04:52Oh, you did?
04:53I think if you were in the Navy,
04:55you'd find a vice admiral is the higher.
04:58I'll agree with Charlie.
04:59He's right.
05:00Circle gets that particular square.
05:03Pat?
05:04Mazzotta?
05:05Marty.
05:06Marty Allen to win.
05:07He is not the secret square,
05:08but it's for $300.
05:10Dog sled drivers yell mush
05:12when they want the dogs to run, right?
05:14What do they yell when they want them to stop?
05:17Oatmeal.
05:20No, no.
05:21No help, Maury.
05:23Mush to go.
05:24Uh-huh.
05:25Mush to go and mush, mush to stop.
05:30And if they want to,
05:32mush, mush, mush is for if they have to stop at a tree.
05:37I disagree.
05:39You disagree?
05:40Do you know what they yell to them
05:41when they want them to stop?
05:42Stop.
05:43Mush.
05:44They yell stop.
05:45X gets the square.
05:46You have $10,000.
05:48Well, now, the secret square.
05:56Who was our secret square?
05:57Barbara Bane was our secret square,
05:59pretty lady from Mission Impossible.
06:01Well, that means nobody won it,
06:03so in our next game,
06:04we'll add the trip to the new prize.
06:05You could win them both, Jeanette and Pat.
06:08Incidentally, you have $300,
06:09which is very important
06:10because the player with the most cash
06:11at the end of the show
06:12gets a special bonus prize.
06:14You'll see that later.
06:15Now, let's begin round two.
06:16This is the prize for the secret square.
06:18Listen.
06:19It's new all Datsun.
06:21The new Datsun,
06:22new 96-horsepower engine,
06:24new roomier curve contour body,
06:26smooth automatic transmission,
06:27a wagon load of no-cost luxury extras.
06:30Datsun, the value wagon of the year,
06:32plus that trip around the world via TWA.
06:35Oh, I almost stepped on that trip
06:36around the world, Kenny.
06:37Let's show our home audience
06:38the secret square for all the prizes.
06:39I certainly hope that Jeanette or Pat win.
06:41Who will start this round?
06:42I believe that Mr. X.
06:45Pat.
06:46Okay.
06:47I'll take Maury.
06:48All right.
06:49I want to tell you,
06:50if the Italian soldiers
06:51would have been as enthusiastic as you are,
06:52they might have won something.
06:54If you see your pet dog
06:56chewing on the grass in your backyard,
06:58is that a sign that he's not feeling well?
07:01It's a sign that he doesn't like
07:03the grass in the backyard.
07:05No, I think they get vitamins from that,
07:08and it's a sign that the dog
07:09is not in too good a health.
07:11You say it is a yes, then?
07:13Yes.
07:14I agree.
07:15It is no.
07:16Dogs eat grass in order to prevent not feeling well.
07:19Circle gets the square.
07:20As you know, your opponent gets the square,
07:22unless it gives them three in a row.
07:23That's the rule.
07:24So, Jeanette.
07:25Okay.
07:26Let's see.
07:27Wally Cox.
07:28What is Fran Tarkington famous for?
07:32Fran Tarkington is famous to me
07:36for being the only mother of the year
07:39who could actually knit.
07:41Most of them just generate scientists
07:44and Nobel Prize winners and things like that.
07:48Uh-uh. I'll disagree.
07:50Fran Tarkington is the quarterback
07:52for the New York Giants.
07:53She's famous for scrambling, actually.
07:55He's the big scrambler.
07:56She disagreed.
07:57Circle gets the square.
08:00Pat, take a good look up there.
08:02Yeah, I am.
08:04I'll take Rosemary.
08:06Ro, say, by the way, his name is Marzotta.
08:08Your name is close to that, isn't it?
08:10Mazzetta.
08:11My maiden name is Mazzetta.
08:13Which is delicious, you know, with cheese.
08:15With spaghetti and Parmesan cheese.
08:17I remember you from La Boheme.
08:19No.
08:20Did a lot of waltzing.
08:21No.
08:22Ro, Maury, excuse me.
08:23I have a question for Ro here.
08:24A new comedy about the Cold War
08:26is called The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz.
08:28Who plays Paula Schultz?
08:30I was supposed to do that picture.
08:31It's with Bob Crane.
08:33Bob Crane plays Paula Schultz?
08:35No, not Bob.
08:36Bob Crane is the star of the picture
08:37and the girl is Elka Summers.
08:41I agree.
08:43Put an X there.
08:44Yes, you're right.
08:46It's for a car.
08:47Any trip around the world,
08:48it is Miss Circle's turn.
08:49Where is that secret square?
08:51Steve Rossi.
08:52Do we hear bells?
08:53No.
08:55Barnard College for Women
08:56Barnard College for Women
08:57is part of what university?
09:00Barnard College.
09:05Princeton University.
09:08I'll disagree.
09:10Columbia University.
09:11She disagreed.
09:12Put a second there.
09:15Oh, that's a strategy.
09:16That's a strategy.
09:17Strategy of it.
09:18I'm going to take Martin Landau.
09:21May there be bells there?
09:22No.
09:23Guess not.
09:24No bells.
09:25Yes, we do.
09:26We have two children.
09:27Okay.
09:28This is a good question for you then.
09:29According to experts,
09:30at what age should teenagers
09:31begin going on a single date?
09:34Well, I hope I'm an expert.
09:36I'd say 16.
09:42I agree.
09:43He is right.
09:44Put an X right there.
09:46Put an X.
09:48Pardon me, Ava?
09:50Pardon me, Ava?
09:51Right.
09:52Hi there.
09:54Wow.
09:55Wow.
09:56Wow.
09:57Wow, Ava.
09:58This is for a new Datsun automobile,
10:01a trip around the world for two via TWA.
10:04Remember, only you can win.
10:06If you're wrong, we're all going to cry.
10:08Oh, darling.
10:09Special envelope.
10:10Now, listen carefully here.
10:11Now, don't be intimidated by this.
10:12No, I'm just sick.
10:14Talk slowly.
10:15I will go very slowly.
10:17Real slow.
10:18Can you help?
10:19What famous American,
10:21in refusing a presidential nomination,
10:23said,
10:24I do not choose to run?
10:26Was it Henry Clay,
10:28Daniel Webster,
10:29or Calvin Coolidge?
10:31That's a terrible question
10:33to ask somebody who wasn't born here.
10:35You'd never know it.
10:36Well, say it again.
10:37All right.
10:38What famous American,
10:39in refusing a presidential nomination,
10:41said,
10:42I do not choose to run?
10:43Was it Henry Clay,
10:44Daniel Webster,
10:45or Calvin Coolidge?
10:47Coolidge.
10:49Coolidge.
10:51Uh, no.
10:52I disagree.
10:53Oh, honey.
10:55The complete quote was,
10:56I do not choose to run for president.
10:58In 1928,
10:59you heard the moons from our audience,
11:01Calvin Coolidge.
11:03She was right.
11:04You did not agree.
11:05I am terribly sorry, Genevieve.
11:06I was right?
11:07You were right.
11:08I only guessed.
11:09X gets the square.
11:10The secret square was not won.
11:13Wow.
11:14I was thinking about it.
11:15Great for you, though, Pat.
11:16You see, you didn't trust me.
11:18Charlie Weaver.
11:19All right.
11:20Big Chuck.
11:21Yes, sir.
11:22I've got this question here somewhere.
11:23Yes, of course you have.
11:24I hope.
11:25In the hit movie,
11:26Camelot,
11:27Sir Lancelot is called on
11:28to perform a miracle.
11:30What is the miracle?
11:32Uh, the miracle is
11:33to make the movie a hit.
11:39I just thought I'd slip that in.
11:40Josh Logan would be very happy to hear that.
11:42Yes, I imagine.
11:44The miracle was that
11:45they were going to
11:47seize the castle
11:48and he was going to make it
11:49the storm and clouds and everything.
11:53I disagree.
11:55Bring back to life
11:56a knight he just beat in a tournament.
11:58He disagreed.
11:59X gets that square.
12:00On with the games.
12:01You're not held.
12:02I hope you keep the stage.
12:03There's $300 in this game.
12:04Barbara Bain.
12:05Barbara Bain to block.
12:06Uh-oh.
12:07All right.
12:08In what 1940 Oscar winning film
12:10would you find the Jode family?
12:12J-O-A-D.
12:13Jode.
12:14The Jode family.
12:15Mm-hmm.
12:17The Grapes of Wrath.
12:19I agree.
12:20She is right.
12:21Right.
12:22John Steinbeck.
12:23Yes.
12:24Put a circle there.
12:25Okay, now.
12:26Uh, as you can see,
12:28the only cubicle left,
12:29the only Hollywood square
12:30is Marty Allen.
12:31If you are right, you will win.
12:32If you are wrong,
12:33circle will get the square.
12:35And, uh, this is for $300,
12:36one way or the other.
12:37Marty, here's the question.
12:38According to ancient history,
12:40who was Alexander the Great's teacher?
12:46Alexander the Great's teacher?
12:50Couldn't be Elizabeth Taylor.
12:52That would be...
12:54Alexander the Great.
12:56That would be, uh...
12:58Well, he'd have to have somebody
13:00with one of the...
13:01an outfit like Steve...
13:02Socrates.
13:04I disagree.
13:06Aristotle.
13:07X gets the square.
13:09He disagrees.
13:10$600.
13:11$600.
13:12$600.
13:13$600.
13:14$600.
13:15$600.
13:16$600.
13:17$600.
13:18$600.
13:19$600.
13:20$600.
13:21$600.
13:22All right, now, just calm down here, Pat,
13:23for just a second.
13:24That's all right.
13:26Oh, boy, that's a lot of money.
13:27See, we'll be back with more of Pat and Jeanette
13:29in Hollywood squares
13:30in just a moment.
13:31We have a word for you.
13:32Listen carefully.
13:33To be or...
13:34Game show.
13:35Really, ask me a question.
13:36Incidentally, if the show should end
13:38in the middle of a game,
13:39we give our players $50
13:40for each square they have on the board,
13:41which is very important
13:42because it will count toward their cash total
13:43and the big bonus prize at the end of the show.
13:45Game three.
13:46Ms. Circle, start the round.
13:47Jeanette, catch-up time.
13:48Pick a star.
13:49Right.
13:50Martin.
13:51Come on.
13:52This famous author wrote
13:53The Hamlet,
13:54The Reavers,
13:55Light in August,
13:56and Sound and the Fury.
13:57Who is he?
13:58That's a gentleman called
13:59William Faulkner.
14:00I'll agree.
14:01Put a circle right there.
14:02He's right.
14:03Pat.
14:04I agree.
14:05I agree.
14:06Wally Cox.
14:07Should you happen to find yourself
14:08eyeball to eyeball with a lion
14:10and you don't have a gun, Wally,
14:12what is your only chance
14:13of escaping his attentions?
14:15Well, always when I'm in that situation,
14:18I try to make a point
14:20to introduce them to a lady lion.
14:22But, uh, no, I don't think the idea
14:25is to stand perfectly still
14:27and pretend you're not there.
14:28This will convince the lion.
14:30I agree.
14:32Remain absolutely motionless
14:33and fix it with a long, cool stare.
14:35He won't know you're there.
14:36Put an X right up there.
14:37Get over here.
14:38Charlie Reaver.
14:40Hey, Chuck.
14:41Arthur Haley had a very successful novel
14:43and movie called Hotel.
14:44He has a new bestseller
14:45about another stopover point.
14:46What is it called?
14:48Service station.
14:52And believe me,
14:53they are very convenient,
14:54I'll tell you.
14:56No, his new one is The Motel.
15:00I'll disagree.
15:01Airport.
15:02Oh, is that right?
15:03That's right.
15:04Put a circle there.
15:05All right.
15:07I pick the Mission Impossible girl,
15:09Barbara Bain.
15:10In what country would you find
15:11the city of Karachi?
15:14Karachi is in Pakistan.
15:17I agree.
15:18Has been for ages.
15:19X gets the block.
15:22Okay, Maury, ask again.
15:23Maury?
15:24Be cool.
15:25This painting shows
15:26three American military heroes
15:28and its original title
15:29was Yankee Doodle.
15:30What is this famed
15:31masterpiece called today?
15:33It's called an ad for Band-Aids.
15:36Uh...
15:38The Spirit of 1776.
15:40The Spirit of 76,
15:41the guy with the flute
15:42and the eyepatch and all that.
15:43Okay, Maury, I'll agree.
15:45Okay, Maury, you're right.
15:46Put a circle there.
15:48Yeah, Steve.
15:49Oh, boy.
15:50Steve Rossi.
15:51Steve Rossi,
15:52the block up and down.
15:53In your car,
15:54one end of the speedometer
15:56is on the dashboard.
15:57Where's the other end?
16:02I think my wife
16:03holds that as a leash.
16:05No, I believe it's
16:06in the transmission.
16:08I agree.
16:09You're gonna fool me,
16:10but he's right.
16:11I know nothing about cars.
16:12Put it next to her.
16:13Sit up here.
16:14Okay, um...
16:15Marty Allen.
16:16Marty in the middle to win.
16:17$300.
16:18Uh, three mush, mush.
16:20To what organization
16:21do you belong
16:22if you take a pledge
16:23which begins this way?
16:25On my honor,
16:26I will try to do my duty
16:27to God and my country
16:28to help other people
16:29at all times.
16:34Well, I only belong
16:35to the Boy Scouts,
16:37and they throw me out
16:38because I didn't
16:39sell the cookies.
16:43I think it would have to be
16:45something that refers to,
16:47uh...
16:49Alcoholics Anonymous.
16:51No.
16:52It isn't?
16:53I disagree.
16:54Do you know what it is?
16:55Girl Scouts?
16:56It's the Girl Scouts, yes.
16:57Give her a cookie
16:58right in there.
16:59$300.
17:00Hey!
17:01Yes, you are.
17:02Yes, you are.
17:03$300.
17:04That's very nice.
17:05$300 for you.
17:06Pat is just as excited
17:07as you are, Jeanette.
17:08He said, hey, you won.
17:09That's exciting and very good.
17:10All right, let's clear the board.
17:11Mr. X, pick a star.
17:13Okay, I'm gonna take Steve Rossi.
17:15Why are you hollering?
17:16I'm waiting for the bells,
17:18that's why.
17:19No bells in this game.
17:20No bells.
17:21According to Mother Goose,
17:22Peter Pan, uh,
17:23Peter Peter, rather,
17:24pumpkin eater,
17:25had a wife who couldn't keep her.
17:26Where did he finally put her?
17:27This is according
17:28to Mother Goose.
17:29I think in a sanitarium.
17:31With Pat.
17:32No, uh,
17:33I think in a pumpkin shell,
17:35as I recall
17:36from my old fairy tales.
17:37I agree.
17:38And there he kept her very well.
17:39Give the X to Steve Rossi.
17:42Okay, while he coughs.
17:44Jay Flash,
17:45what does the word veto
17:46literally mean?
17:48Veto.
17:49It means, uh,
17:50yeah, I know what you mean.
17:51Veto,
17:52vitas,
17:53vitat, right?
17:54Or veto,
17:55vitas, vitat?
17:57I don't know.
17:58Viva Musso.
17:59Exactly.
18:00It means, uh,
18:01I forbid.
18:03Cut it out.
18:04Don't do that.
18:05I agree.
18:07He's right.
18:08Circle gets the square.
18:09Pat?
18:10I'm gonna take Ava.
18:12Ava Gabor?
18:14Which of the following
18:15is not a nationally popular
18:17rock and roll group,
18:18not Ava,
18:19the vanilla fudge,
18:20the blueberry pie,
18:21or the strawberry alarm clock?
18:23Gee, thanks.
18:27Um,
18:28say them again.
18:29The vanilla fudge,
18:30the blueberry pie,
18:31the strawberry alarm clock
18:33is not a nationally popular
18:35rock and roll group.
18:36One of them is not a group.
18:37Well, let's say
18:38the blueberry pie.
18:40I agree.
18:41But it's a delicious dessert.
18:42It's not.
18:43It's the blueberry pie.
18:44You were right.
18:45I was right.
18:48Okay, Marianne,
18:49come on.
18:50Marianne's a block
18:51from left to right.
18:52When Hernando Cortez
18:53captured this city,
18:54he called it
18:55the Venice of the New World.
18:56What do we know
18:57that city as today?
19:00South Philadelphia?
19:03Because they got water
19:04running in the streets.
19:06They would have to...
19:07Who did it?
19:08Hernando Cortez?
19:10Tall fellow.
19:11I know Ricardo Cortez.
19:14Hernando Cortez.
19:15Yes, Hernando.
19:16He used to hide away a lot.
19:17Mexico City.
19:20Mexico City.
19:21Mexico City.
19:22I'll disagree.
19:23It was Mexico City.
19:24Mexico City.
19:25I was right.
19:26Yes.
19:27X does not get the score.
19:28We'll give you three in a row.
19:29You, sir, have a chance
19:30for $900 right now.
19:31Taking Marty.
19:32Okay.
19:33It was Mexico City.
19:34In what world famous book
19:35is all the trouble started
19:36by a gypsy dancing girl
19:37named Esmeralda?
19:41In what, what?
19:42World famous book.
19:43How to succeed in business
19:44without trying.
19:47No, no.
19:48Esmeralda is a dancing girl.
19:50Gypsy.
19:51Gypsy girl.
19:53A world famous book.
19:54Esmeralda.
19:55She starts all the trouble.
19:57Carmen.
20:00Ah, yes, Esmeralda.
20:03I agree.
20:05The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
20:07Circle gets the square.
20:08Jeanette Hill.
20:09Okay.
20:10Okay, Martin.
20:11Martin Landau for $600
20:13and the tie game.
20:14The Adventure Of.
20:16What well known comedian
20:18is the subject
20:19of a new syndicated comic strip?
20:20Let me do that again.
20:21It was sort of printed.
20:22It's funny here.
20:23The Adventure Of.
20:24What well known comedian
20:25is the subject
20:26of a new syndicated comic strip?
20:28I used to be a cartoonist.
20:31Phyllis Diller.
20:33I'll agree.
20:34You have $600.
20:35Oh!
20:36Yes.
20:37Very good.
20:38Congratulations, Jeanette.
20:39Believe in yourself.
20:41Okay, let's play the boys.
20:44I'll be certain to stop this round.
20:45Every square is important.
20:46With $50, go ahead.
20:49Okay, Maury.
20:51Let's go.
20:53Name the capital of West Virginia.
20:56Capital of West Virginia.
20:59Well, let's see.
21:00The capital of the United States
21:01is in Europe.
21:05Charleston.
21:08I agree.
21:09Hold the West Virginia Hills helmet
21:10just against the ground.
21:11Put a circle there.
21:12Charleston, West Virginia.
21:13That's my home state.
21:14I'll take either.
21:17All right.
21:19If you were standing on the top
21:21of the Carpathian Mountains,
21:23looking down at the sea of showers,
21:25where would you be?
21:28Well,
21:31the sun or the moon?
21:33Moon.
21:34Moon.
21:36I disagree.
21:37Be on the moon.
21:38Circle gets the square.
21:39Oh, nobody ever trusts me.
21:41Nobody trusts you.
21:42I trust David.
21:44I'll trust you.
21:45Say, we'll be back with more of Ava Gabor
21:47and more of Hollywood Squares
21:48in just a minute.
21:50Pick cotton.
21:52Jeanette, Pat,
21:53time is up on our game this Friday eve.
21:55That means we'll do a sort of a resume
21:57and add up the score.
21:58You won no Secret Square,
21:59but you won two games
22:00for a cash total of $600.
22:02Jeanette, you had a chance at the Secret Square.
22:04You did not agree with Ava,
22:05so you lost the car
22:06on the trip around the world.
22:07But you won two games
22:08and two squares in the final game
22:10for a cash total of $700,
22:11which makes you the big winner.
22:13That means you'll get
22:14a special bonus prize.
22:15Listen to what you'll receive.
22:16Kenny?
22:17It's the La Petite Slimline Contemporary Grand
22:19by Kimball,
22:20an exquisite beauty in Perinian walnut.
22:22Kimball grand style
22:23to be perfectly compatible
22:24in a contemporary home.
22:25An instrument worthy of the masters.
22:27Oh, thank you.
22:28Well, congratulations to you, Jeanette.
22:30I can't play, though.
22:31You can't play?
22:32Now you have to take lessons.
22:33You have some money to take lessons with.
22:34Say, congratulations also to you, Pat.
22:36Thank you very much, Peter.
22:37And thank you, Starz,
22:38for playing Hollywood Squares.
22:39Say, don't miss the Hollywood Squares
22:40next Friday night,
22:41also daytime at 11.30 Eastern time,
22:4210.30 Central time.
22:44Peter Marshall saying
22:45thank you for joining us here
22:46on the Hollywood Squares.
22:47As a memento of the show,
22:48each contestant will receive
22:49a home version
22:50of the Hollywood Squares game.
22:51Our reference source
22:52for questions and answers
22:53is the 20-volume 1968 edition
22:54of the World Book Encyclopedia
22:55containing more than 12,000 pages
22:56representing the work
22:57of 2,500 consultants and contributors.
22:59This has been a presentation
23:00of the Hollywood Squares.
23:01Thank you for joining us.
23:02We'll see you next time
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