Frank O'Leary (1st segment) was actually one of three co-writer of the book "The Dictionary of Underworld Slang" -- but went to writer several other books. To put some more details on his story: He was arrested for robbing actress Marjorie Ardell on Easter Sunday 1931; he stole $13,000 in jewellery from her -- and back in 1931 that was a big heist. He was sentenced to 30 years but was paroled after 22... hence he was able to appear on To Tell the Truth.
He really did but I think that’s why I was convinced it was him. I think it’s way scarier to be yourself rather than play act as two and three did. But they were all charming! Do children this delightful exist anywhere anymore?
March 11, 1946 - October 29, 2015, Edgar Jacob 'Tiger' Petrini, Jr. was called Tiger the moment he was born in Annapolis to Edgar Jacob, Sr., and Carmella Marie Schall Petrini. He attended school in Annapolis and studied Electrical Engineering after his time at the USCG. His father was the founder of Petrini Shipyard in Eastport. He was raised with many of the finest yachtsmen as mentors. He became interested in outboard motorboat racing at a young age. His fearless ability to control the boats led him through many competitions and Championships. He became a local celebrity when he appeared on live TV as a contestant on "I've Got a Secret" in 1957. He dedicated his winnings to "Eastport Elementary School and Principal Mrs. Russell". After motorboat racing, he followed his passion for sailboat racing; competing in Thistle regattas around the area. His father was a member of the Annapolis Yacht Club and Severn Sailing Association providing many opportunities to sail with others. He was very active in IOR Racing sailing aboard the sloop Running Tide. Tiger was a competitive member of the Cal 25 class at AYC. To be sure, he was a great sportsman. He loved car racing and was an expert machinist. He built several drag racers and a beautiful Formula B car "Yellow Jacket". Tiger was involved in major competitions around the states. He was a member of "Don the Snake" Prudhomme's racing team. In later life, he worked as a horse trainer at Pimlico and Laurel Downs. He was very proud of his accomplishments but somewhat humble when asked about them. All the while he was racing and training, he developed the family gift of musicianship. An avid bass guitarist, Tiger led a local band known as "The Vikings" and played in other bands too, on both coasts. His love of music sustained him all throughout his life. Tiger was fortunate and grateful to have many friends. He was comforted by their love and support which sustained him during his life and illness. Tiger was preceded in death by his parents and brothers Tom and John. He is survived by his sister Clara Petrini, niece, Mignon, and nephew Eddie Petrini and Adrian Huntington. Calling hours will be held at Taylors' Funeral Home on Friday, November 6 from 2-4 and 6-8pm. The funeral will be Saturday, November 7, at 9 am at St. Mary's Church. Published by The Capital Gazette on Nov. 4, 2015.
It's hilarious they mention the Dalai Lama in segment #3 because there was a real-life incident in Tibet where an American tourist was arrested for wearing a Sgt. Bilko t-shirt. The Chinese authorities mistook Sgt. Bilko (Phil Silvers) for the current Dalai Lama!
I thought I recognized the name of one of the imposters in the 3rd segment. That is Clay Felker who in 1962 married Pamela Tiffin. And the week she made her disastrous appearance as a panelist on What's My Line? she had mentioned that her husband had recently sat in on a discussion panel with Bennett Cerf. This is that husband.
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what a wonderful program.makes u think. not like todays garbage.
Celebrity Guests:
1. Polly Bergen
2. Phil Silvers
3. Kitty Carlisle
4. Hy Gardner
Host:
Bud Collyer
I'm here just for Polly.
Ooops…luving this is what I mean…..🤗🤗🤗
Anyone know what night of the week this originally aired?
Frank O'Leary (1st segment) was actually one of three co-writer of the book "The Dictionary of Underworld Slang" -- but went to writer several other books. To put some more details on his story: He was arrested for robbing actress Marjorie Ardell on Easter Sunday 1931; he stole $13,000 in jewellery from her -- and back in 1931 that was a big heist. He was sentenced to 30 years but was paroled after 22... hence he was able to appear on To Tell the Truth.
Fascinating!! Almost a shame he was caught LOL
Looks like someone has spent some time on Wikipedia.
In those days, criminals served much more of their jail time. No longer.
Fran, any relation to Kevin?
That was so sweet of the young man (Tiger) to donate his winnings from the show.
Those little boys...#1 looked Terrified! lol
He really did but I think that’s why I was convinced it was him. I think it’s way scarier to be yourself rather than play act as two and three did. But they were all charming! Do children this delightful exist anywhere anymore?
Man #3 in Game #1
Boy #1 in Game #2
Man #2 in Game #3
Lowell Thomas, Jr. died October 1, 2016, at the age of 92.
March 11, 1946 - October 29, 2015, Edgar Jacob 'Tiger' Petrini, Jr. was called Tiger the moment he was born in Annapolis to Edgar Jacob, Sr., and Carmella Marie Schall Petrini. He attended school in Annapolis and studied Electrical Engineering after his time at the USCG. His father was the founder of Petrini Shipyard in Eastport. He was raised with many of the finest yachtsmen as mentors. He became interested in outboard motorboat racing at a young age. His fearless ability to control the boats led him through many competitions and Championships. He became a local celebrity when he appeared on live TV as a contestant on "I've Got a Secret" in 1957. He dedicated his winnings to "Eastport Elementary School and Principal Mrs. Russell". After motorboat racing, he followed his passion for sailboat racing; competing in Thistle regattas around the area. His father was a member of the Annapolis Yacht Club and Severn Sailing Association providing many opportunities to sail with others. He was very active in IOR Racing sailing aboard the sloop Running Tide. Tiger was a competitive member of the Cal 25 class at AYC. To be sure, he was a great sportsman. He loved car racing and was an expert machinist. He built several drag racers and a beautiful Formula B car "Yellow Jacket". Tiger was involved in major competitions around the states. He was a member of "Don the Snake" Prudhomme's racing team. In later life, he worked as a horse trainer at Pimlico and Laurel Downs. He was very proud of his accomplishments but somewhat humble when asked about them. All the while he was racing and training, he developed the family gift of musicianship. An avid bass guitarist, Tiger led a local band known as "The Vikings" and played in other bands too, on both coasts. His love of music sustained him all throughout his life. Tiger was fortunate and grateful to have many friends. He was comforted by their love and support which sustained him during his life and illness. Tiger was preceded in death by his parents and brothers Tom and John. He is survived by his sister Clara Petrini, niece, Mignon, and nephew Eddie Petrini and Adrian Huntington. Calling hours will be held at Taylors' Funeral Home on Friday, November 6 from 2-4 and 6-8pm. The funeral will be Saturday, November 7, at 9 am at St. Mary's Church.
Published by The Capital Gazette on Nov. 4, 2015.
TMI
I find it interesting that whoever wrote the obit either got the year and show wrong or he was also on IGAS. I find the former scenario more likely.
Sargeant Bilko in the panel
Frankly, a little bit of Phil Silvers goes a long way.
Bad choice for a panelist, but I guess it was trial and error.
Phil Silvers was a jerk! So full of his self, that he couldn't play the game.
Phil Silvers! LOL!
AWESOME SHOW!!!
Dig Polly Bergon's glasses!
Polly is the best and smartest panelists of all , and beautiful !!!!
Really? I always wonder if she's drunk?@@kenbrown438
GD, but how beautiful was Polly Bergen?! 😘🥰😍
And dumber than a dead rat.
Awww….living this….seems like these episodes were the originals….thank you🤗🤗🤗
I knew immediately that #2 was Lowell Thomas Jr because he bears a striking resemblance to his father, even in profile.
Never knew the show that I watched was a remake! Watching this is so cool!
It's hilarious they mention the Dalai Lama in segment #3 because there was a real-life incident in Tibet where an American tourist was arrested for wearing a Sgt. Bilko t-shirt. The Chinese authorities mistook Sgt. Bilko (Phil Silvers) for the current Dalai Lama!
Phil Silver's a sharp and funny gent.
Does anyone know if Bud is wearing a hair piece !!!!????
I thought I recognized the name of one of the imposters in the 3rd segment. That is Clay Felker who in 1962 married Pamela Tiffin. And the week she made her disastrous appearance as a panelist on What's My Line? she had mentioned that her husband had recently sat in on a discussion panel with Bennett Cerf. This is that husband.
Father was a living llegend!!
Meant legend
Tiger a serious kid
Tiger Petrini (in the 2nd segment) died in recent times, October 29, 2015.
www.legacy.com/obituaries/capitalgazette/obituary.aspx?n=tiger-petrini&pid=176331600
@@44032 Thanks so much for providing this link.
Polly is perfect!
Except for her missing brain cells
LOL she was an airhead
@@vickihshallenberger3644 She's beautiful. I was being strickly superficial
OMG
Cathy,who was Jenny in those remaining Happy Days years and her 4 sisters still mourn their famous father who made his last appearance in her show.
cathy? Jenny? I'm lost... who had a show? Their father was ....... who?
@@stjudeprayer7 Cathy Silvers played Jenny on "Happy Days".
Bilko is great
Maybe, Silvers sucked here.
All four panelists have something in common.
They all appeared on TO TELL THE TRUTH!
I think Phil knew the real Lowell Thomas Jr and voted for a loser. He should have disqualified himself.
Bud Collyer the last game show host with class!
Bud Collyer took part in witchhunt, helping to blacklist people in Hollywood
@@robertsvorinich890 Good for him.
Except for that phony baloney laugh.
Phil Silvers added nothing to this show. He interrupted other panelists, was not funny, and was just a pain in general.
A lot of comedians can't think "out of the box"! If they don't have a script in front of them, they usually can't be funny. 😀
I'd never heard tell of Phil Silver til I saw him in a few episodes of the Beverly Hillbillies and I knew then that I didn't like him!
Silvers was a hoot. A riot. A very funny guy on the show.
On this show or his own? On this show he sucked and acted like a jerk.@@peternagy-im4be
@@larrygrebler5054 ok. Have a great day.
Those kids were pretty good liars 😁
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lowell_Thomas_Jr.