To Tell the Truth: Daytime episode from 6/13/68
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- In case you missed it from BUZZR, here's the 6/13/68 episode of To Tell the Truth from the Betty White tribute marathon. Includes the original commercials but also includes that BUZZR elevator music stuff because I don't know how to edit videos in that kind of way. Please pardon me on that. I'm old and can't even figure out how to merge mp4 files don't expect miracles out of me.
Today's panel of Bert Convy, Betty White, Orson Bean, and Kitty Carlisle are tasked with finding Sarah, the wife of Noel Harrison in game one, and then in game two the panel needs to identify the real woman who found her long lost sister. It's like a segment of Unsolved Mysteries!! Only Bud Collyer is the narrator rather than Robert Stack.
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Love the inclusion of commercials! A slice of what America was like back in '68.
TV ads end up being cultural touchstones, not because they show us the way things were, but because they show us what the yearnings were.
Excellent color video tape from 1968.
This is great!!!!! I love the "live" acoustical sound in the Ed Sullivan theater! The video quality is unbelievable! It's amazing that this episode survived some how! 2" quad Video tape....Too bad the show was on its way out at this point! What a " super" voice B.C. had! I also love the last season theme song! Great memories!!!
It was not taped at the Ed Sullivan Theatre (CBS Studio 50), but rather CBS Studio 52, right around the corner on 54th St, which later became the infamous Studio 54 disco.
Always a treat to see these colour episodes
I was a kid when this aired and I always thought Bud Collyer looked like and sounded a little like Popeye. I also liked Orson Bean’s doodles on his answer card.
The video quality is insane for a show taped 54 years ago.
It’s because of the tapes that were used. Filming quality has always been around but the problem is the technology to show high quality videos weren’t around yet 🤷♂️ think about how you could film with a good quality VHS camera in 2007 but then you’d try with a cell phone at the time and the video quality from the same year is really bad, if that makes sense lol
Great show. Alot of fun to watch these ! Im not the biggest Orson Bean fan, though. It always seems hes doing his comedy act . Another one who i didnt like who did the same thing was Fred Allen on Whats my line. Ha.
"Stay tuned for the CBS Afternoon News with Douglas Edwards, followed by The Edge of Night."
It’s really crazy how young the panelists all were back in 1968. It’s so nostalgic because I was born in 2002 and a lot of the panelists when I grew up were already gone or older 🤷♂️
I really liked Bud Collyer , and it's good to see him in color . I like Garry Moore better when he was younger and on tv in the 1950's and early 60's .
*1950s and '60s
she made the world a better place
They got divorced a year after this show.
It’s sad to see Bud Collyer declining in health during this time
Bert looks so different without the curly hair.
I'm only here for that cool xylophone music!
Noel Harrison's marriage had exactly one year to go.
She must have not liked the way he was flirting with the other five contestants.
He seemed to light up everything contestant #2 answered. Geesh.
RIP Betty White
I just love it.
What's funny (sad) is that the couple featured ends up getting divorced within a few years, if not months, 55 years ago.
I was just lookign him up and noticed that...and also she named 4 kids but wikipedia had 3..
The prize amount dropped to $100 for every wrong vote? That’s crazy! It used to be $250 for every wrong vote in the old episodes.
It was always $100 in the CBS daytime shows. Nighttime was $250.
One week after this show was aired, I moved to California. All six contestants in this episode were ladies--no men here! And Mason Adams, the famous TV commercial man (also radio), did the Metrecal commercial!
The first thing that jumped out at me was that Metrecal was the same thing as Slim-fast a couple of decades later. No how many times they rehash that quick fix, the nation keeps getting more overweight.
Mason Adams, of course, played the managing editor on "Lou Grant."
Charlie Hume.
Such a pristine copy of this video. Made at the Ed Sullivan Theater.
OMG--Bert Convy without curly hair! He's completely unrecognizable! As for the sisters: it's reprehensible that these girls' grandparents and father would keep this kind of thing a secret from these two sisters. And I hope ol' Noel got paid handsomely for this appearance, because he and Sara divorced the very next year.
Did Bert Convy ever do anything besides game shows? They always had him as a celebrity on game shows, like he was a famous actor, but I've never seen him on anything but a game show. I do know he was a professional baseball player and considered a very good prospect until injuries ended his career.
He was a guest star in some TV shows and was in The Cannonball Run.
You can hear Bert Convy singing "Wonders of Wonders, Miracles of Miracles" as Perchik on the 1964 original cast album of Fiddler on the Roof (which also features a young Bea Arthur as Yenta the Matchmaker). Quite a few of the early G-T panelists were plucked from the Broadway stage, including Arlene Francis, Peggy Cass, Orson Bean and Kitty Carlysle Hart, who was married to the great playwright Moss Hart.
Always nice to find episodes of To Tell The Truth that don't have Peggy Cass.
A coincidence: I just read that Noel died on my 25th birthday.
Bud Collyer died the following year .
Noel Harrison was cute . Was he Rex Harrison's son ?
Yes
Hardly
Yes he was
He was Rex Harrison’s son. Google his name and you’ll find his full biography.
Noel and Sara divorced the next year.
The last few seasons of the Collyer TTTT were terrible.
Thank Fred Silverman for that.
@@someguy23475 Maybe but let's face it the panel type shows were dying. Just look a the audience shot in this video and count the ladies wearing pillbox hats and men with grey hair. Freddy knew it.
From around 1963 onward, “the bloom was off of the rose” on the show for Bud Collyer, and especially after the prime-time version of the show was cancelled in 1967. Bud Collyer was basically “mailing it in” during his later years on the show.
@@LaptopLarry330 Oh, like Drew does now on The Price is Right
@@manidig*at the audience
Check out the first guy lighting up right there on the air! I was a kid in the 60s and i remember adults smoking everywhere.