I'VE GOT A SECRET: Featuring John Charles Daly! PANEL: Phyllis Diller (Feb 21, 1966)
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- John Daly appears in a segment of this "I've Got a Secret" episode.
HOST: Steve Allen
PANEL: Betsy Palmer, Arthur Godfrey, Bess Myerson, Phyllis Diller
ROUND 1: Mrs. Petrowsky and her five daughters, the oldest daughter both the designer and sewer of the dresses they all wear.
ROUND 2: Reverend Eric Armstrong, former boxing champion
ROUND 3: John Daly, quoting historical events from old newspaper's headlines.
Thanks, to SuperWinterborn for helping me with this description!
Many thanks to Steve M. Russo for providing this episode in much higher quality than the version I had previously. Folks interested in high quality, well packaged, well-edited DVDs of WML (and other game shows) can contact him directly for more information at RetroTVFestival@comcast.net.
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I love how passionate John Daly looks reading and sharing historical events from a news source, what an adorable man.
What an enjoyable show! It was a treat to see John Charles Daly as a part of it, and it reminds me of what a wonderful host Steve Allen was! Thank you for sharing this with us!
rip Pyllis Diller 1917-2012 funniest woman ever.
I agree Eric. In 1983, I took my parents to see Phyllis Diller at the Chateaux de Ville in Framingham, MA. I laughed so hard I was in pain. We met her backstage when I bought her book and she signed it. My mother said, “You are so beautiful.” Phyllis looked at me and said, “Listen to her. Ha, ha, ha!”
"You know you're old when your blood type is discontinued."
A very intelligent lady as well. Her interviews give great insight to how she was behind her comic persona.
Henry Armstrong, wow, what an interesting achievement! Godfrey was a damn good panelist. Nice to see Mr. John Charles Daly and Phyllis Diller.
This was such fun to see! Thanks for posting.
Thank you Gary! I was actually reading something about the Maine and Roosevelt yesterday. And thought "sounds like something John would use in this section"
Phyllis knew their secret-the mother and all the sisters were bald. She is hilarious.
Phyllis Diller's laugh is so unique.
*DESCRIPTION:* Title: *John Daly* appears as *Special Guest.* (Date and year: Blank). Moderator: *Steve Allen.* Panel: *Betsy Palmer*, *Arthur Godfrey*, *Bess Myerson* and *Phyllis Diller* (temporarily stepping in for *Henry Morgan*) First guest(s): *Mrs. Petrowsky* and her *five daughters*, of whom the oldest daughter has both designed and sewn the dresses they all wear. Second guest: Reverend *Eric Armstrong*, former champion (1945) in both Feather- Light-, and Welterweight. (Henry Morgan arrives) Special guest: *John Daly*, quoting historical events from old newspapers headlines (and at the same time correcting spelling errors there(!) for the panel to guess about.
I bought this book after this episode
I tried Googling Adele Petroski, and came up zilch. I guess she didn't go on to be one of the world's great dressmakers. Quelle domage!
corner moose Try Edal Petroski. I found her father's obituary.
At the time of her father's death in 2006, Edal was living in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. Her husband, John Evans, was deceased. There was no other information about Edal in her father's obituary. Her father, who was a highly decorated veteran of World War II and a carpenter by trade, was survived by his wife, four sons, five daughters, four foster sons, and 13 grandchildren.
Loved this show, i had never heard of it before, i began watching episodes of " What's my line?" as this show became a side suggestion. ..... Adele was so talented, bless her! .... The only thing i did not like though, was Phyllis Diller raining on Adele's parade, by saying, as she and her family members were about to leave the set, she thought the answer was going to be, Adele and her mother were bald, as this silly statement could've very easily caused Adele to be mocked at school by her jealous peers' thus, tarnishing her beautiful experience. I hope not though! I'm sure Ms Diller meant no harm, but i still thought it was a daft statement to make! .... Thank you from The UK, for sharing these great vintage programmes for us to enjoy! xxxxx
Phyllis Diller's laugh just kills me. Best laugh ever.
Very generous!
This. . . isn't even supposed to be a public video. I haven't even watched this one myself yet (hence the lack of any description, and the useless title. . . ) It has 442 views by now, so I guess I'll leave it up. . . Anyone want to write a description for me? I can't focus on watching this now, with everything that's going on with the false copyright claims on the WML videos.
What's My Line? It's done. Feel free to correct it. ;)
It would've been difficult for Arthur Godfrey to save face after the "swansong" controversy, but that moment notwithstanding he proved to be very knowledgeable and shrewd with his observations.
Cases in point - 11:14, 18:14 and 21:10.
Do you think he was fed the answers??
@@girlgeniusnyc272 Considering the third round was more played for fun, who knows?
It was unusual to make the clothes. My grandmother made everything from coats to drapes to her daughters wedding dresses on the Singer Treadle.
It was not unusual sorry
Aaron Burr woah
Edit: i mean Aaron Burr sir
I've never seen this show; only a couple of episodes, depending on who was on it. I'm watching What's My Line now for the first them; I'm on 1966. It was nice seeing John Daily, but I didn't much like his segmant
Hello What's My Line! Is there any way I can view your episodes? They are not available to me anymore - says "Private". I have been a subscriber to your TH-cam channel for a long time. I have also been interested in the IGAS episodes, and now that you are putting some up, I would really love to see them. Thanks!
Kathy C. (Nicholson, GA)
Kathy Collins I'm sorry to say that the videos that are private now are due to totally baseless copyright claims made by Fremantle International. I'm doing everything I can to resolve this, but everything about how TH-cam works is stacked against me. In the meantime, 90% of the videos are still public-- over 700 WML episodes and all the extras I've posted-- so I hope you'll continue to enjoy what's still available.
HENRY ARMSTRONG - not ERIC ♥
Phyllis Diller looks so scrawny next to the statuesque Bess!
Still unexpectedly good looking though!