What's My Line? - John Wayne; Joey Bishop [panel] (Nov 13, 1960)
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- NOTE: A small part of the John Wayne segment is missing, apparently due to a bad film splice.
MYSTERY GUEST: John Wayne
PANEL: Arlene Francis, Joey Bishop, Dorothy Kilgallen, Bennett Cerf
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I WAS A FRONT DESK RECEPTIONIST AT RANDOM HOUSE PUBLISHING FOR A WHILE IN THE LATE 1960S. THERE WAS A PERIOD OF TIME THAT I WAS WORKING ON THE EXECUTIVE FLOOR, AND BENNETT CERF WAS MY BOSS. HE WAS THE NICEST MAN YOU COULD EVER WANT TO KNOW. I LOVED WORKING FOR HIM.RIP Mr, Cerf. 🙏
I agree about Dorothy's hair- very flattering.
And I am glad to know that Bennett was such a kind hearted boss.
A great show from a time when no matter how famous you were, you were still polite and humble.
John Wayne was a very humble man, but the public made him an icon.
Politeness is polite.
@@lindamcfadden5522 Humble in your eyes, but he actually was an outspoken bigot.
... and clothed.
@@topgrain if so, then you must have that in common.
John Wayne was so cool there. No way he could ever disguise his voice, even in German. Awesome the way he bowed towards the audience while he was leaving. Class! 👍
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You're so right he was the best
Defines the word!
Wayne had a great mentor.
Sadly we don't make them like that anymore. He had that wonderful combination of reliability, if he said it, you know he meant it, morality and fairness, masculinity and talent and was quintessentially all American. Qualities difficult to find embodied in the same quantities in one person these days. We will never see another like him.
Surprised they didn't have him do a silent answer. As soon as he opened his mouth, they knew. One of the most recognizable speaking voices of that decade.
Maybe should have used the one rap/two rap-on-the-desk way of answering.
I don't know, something about John Wayne answering ja wohl tickles me, I'm glad they did it.
of all time
Instantly heard his voice..whoops..Great show🤟
Really of any decade since the 1960’s
I love the clothes, the poise, and the class all these people had.
1960 -Elvis days
And how uniformly civil and civilized they were. How genial, how pleasant and considerate they were to each other. How beautifully, but naturally they spoke, and how much they seemed to enjoy each other's company, sharing so many smiles and pleasantries of all kinds...It was an uplifting experience being able to enjoy their company for a brief but happy time each week.
The world would be a better place if we all had manners and treated each other like the panel and host always did on this show.
If the applause didn't give it away, the first time John Wayne spoke his voice sure did
That shows he has loyall fans and he is one of the greatest
@@belindajones700 That and these are NYC fans!
I think his voice had more to do with it. He didn't try to disguise it.
Yeah, that took ten seconds.
@@mdnealy4097 i thought the Javol hid it well
love how john wayne acknowledged the audience
Love John Wayne!!
Reminds me of my dear father
What a lovely show. It looks like cocktail hour. Elegant and sedate, shaking hands with men standing and women sitting. So different to today's panel shows
1960
And no one is wearing pajamas…
The man, the myth, the legend...John Wayne!!!
I love John Daly. He was a fantastic show host and so articulate. There is no one like him today
"Thank you to the audience." What a man.......
this sure is a welcome change to all the crappy tv nowadays. A show that is entertaining and a pleasure to watch that does not fill your mind with evil
and nobody asked the Governor Elect if he was a Rep. or a Dem.
And they weren't acting- they were being themselves.
Wayne was a white supremacist.
I can't wipe this silly grin of my face when John Wayne came on..Love him, reminds me of my Uncle Bill who I worshipped as a kid.
When I was little I went to Mr Wayne's house for Christmas. I didn't know he was famous I just knew he was big. He was so kind I wasn't scared. A lot of famous people were there but I didn't know that either. I was told stories about what I said as a precocious child for years afterward.
And how tragic...this was right after the election of John F. Kennedy. How far we have fallen. Maybe by the end of the summer we can breathe again and try to do better.
That was a fun program. It was great to see John Wayne just being himself in person in real life.
He didn’t disguise his voice all too well, like others do. That’s one unforgettable voice
Back in my time when we showed respect, whether we agreed with them or not.
What class, what elegance. Tough to replicate today.
Joey Bishop was a better comedian than I remembered 60 years ago.
I grew up watching this icon of the wild west film genre ! He still stands out as the best of the good guys who nailed the bad guys. The hero ! we all loved.
robert harding - He really did play in some excellent movies and his presence took them to highest levels. I try to see The Alamo whenever it is on Turner Classic Movies.
Yes his characters were always good guys and not the villain. He would never play a bad guy, cause it wasn't his style
@@garycarpenter2980 born indiankiller kind of guy.
@@marcleblanc3602 And nothing you can do about it.
His performance in The Searchers was legendary. He was not even nominated for an academy award for it but certainly should have won for his role as Ethan Edwards The Searchers is considered the best Western movie of all time. John Wayne/John Ford movies were some of the BEST movies of all time. The Searchers She Wore A Yellow Ribbon Fort Apache Rio Grande. The Quiet Man. Those two men made legendary films
That's the biggest explosion of applause I've ever heard for a Mystery Guest!
Shame the kinescope that contained the Martin & Lewis Mystery Guest appereance was damaged or you'd have heard a biggest applause!
Actually Jack Lemmon seems to have gotten a bigger Applause or at least equal to they're both great men in my opinion my sister had an opportunity to meet John Wayne when she delivered FTD Florist and while he went to get his wallet he was kind enough to ask her to have a seat in his living room and if she would like some iced tea very nice
You obviously haven't watched this show very often!
Me too. I loved John Wayne....
@@janinefarris2748 Wow..
Even with Daily's raised chair which typically dwarfs the guests, Wayne towers. What a huge man!
He was 6' 4"
Wayne is a real person, no BS..I have seen North to Alaska many times. It's a lot if fun and noone better than Wayne to pull it off. I agree Quiet Man one of his best.
I love how polite and wholesome everyone was back then. 🙂
Yes, it was a different world where public schools began the day with prayer and posted the Ten Commandments of God in every classroom.
Definitely different today, remove prayer and pledge of allegiance. Now they program our kids into liberalism and socialism.
@@raidertony1356 HOOAH!
NOTICE the era differences, the women are basically whistled at, and asked to determine if they are married, and seldom are men whistled at, nor asked similar type of question
Raider Tony I’m a centrist myself. I would say I’m fiscally conservative and somewhat liberal socially. I’m of the mindset that we can disagree politically, but still be kind and polite to one another, and always remember, we’re united in that we’re Americans.
John Wayne...I miss you so much. Your were an American icon. Love, love, love...💜💙💛
My favorite John Wayne movie is "The Quiet Man". Enchanting.
Ginny, Mine as well along with Rio Bravo
Have you seen the film 'Trumbo'?.
The Searchers.
The Cowboys and Big Jake.
too many favorites to pick one.
Heard he never refused an autograph, always took time to talk to fans. Nice to the people that paid his salary he said .
Arlene Francis was ultra glamorous and sophisticated. She was in her early 50s then and was the epitome of class. All told, I am addicted to What's my Line for so many reasons.
Nobody had a voice like John Wayne
What a superbly intelligent presenter John Daly was
Classy too!
Agreed!
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The whole country was classy back then, today it is a garbage heap.
Eddie Power -
Yes, he was a master craftsman.
That was so cool the way Wayne bowed to the audience as he was leaving
John Wayne was such a humble and kind person. He never let his tremendous fame go to his head.
that's a joke isn't it? Check out what J W. did with the Blacklist or how he tried to attack the native American lady who refused oscar for Brando.
JW was a nasty nasty man!
She wasn't even native American. She was a fake.
Kirk Douglas called Wayne a fake.
@@anthonyfoutch3152been debunked many times by people who were there,and she wasn’t in any way Native American.
IN MY VIEW
I cannot imagine anyone in the world who does not love John Wayne. His goodness shines like a beacon.❤
Please. There are plenty of people who do not agree or care for Wayne for his well known hard right, nationalistic views, his racial views and lack of acceptance for equality, among other issues. Iconic actor, yes. Perfect person or perfect American? No one need be idolized as such.
@@sw5114 Thanks, that needed to be said.
John Wayne; handsome, dignified, humble. An American icon.
yep they wouldn't let me join in the military cause of his health
onlythewise1 what?
@@wildfireintexas i mean wouldn't let him join
All these Hero's that slam THE DUKE how long did you serve in the military? I did over twenty years and retired U.S. Cavalry. As a combat Trooper I'm proud of THE DUKE and salute him.
@@stanmaxkolbe 'All these Hero's' Why are they called Hero's idiot?. Maybe they know someone who died for their country. Didn't have the luxury of dying of booze & cigars.
Joey Bishop was such an underrated comedian!
Who?? Oh, one of Frankie's shoe-shine boys......
He's the last of those guys still alive...
@@katherineskrzynecki3347: He died in 2007.
The deadpan delivery is hilarious.
too miserable for me
I shall always love John Wayje. All the actors who work3d with him have and had nothing but admiration and great respect for him. He had a generous heart.
John Wayne was the Man!
"North To Alaska" was great entertainment!
Great to see this clip with an American icon like John Wayne.
Many icons have been on the show
Audie Murphy
John Wayne
Jimmy Stewart
Steve Mcqueen
Andy Grifith
Barber Eden
Robert Mitchum
Jene Autry
And many more
I do agree a great American legond
Wild West icon
And don't forget political noteworthies, like Eleanor Roosevelt, Estes Kefauver, Ronald Reagan (b4 he became President), and a couple of others...
John Wayne. One of the most awesome actors in American history. He was a proud American and he loved this nation. RIP Duke.
Hardly an actor.
Proud to be an american.... is that why he cowardly avoided ww2?
Stanley13 Not a bright bulb are you?
@@bondslave2jc Why do you say that my 3rd world friend?
@Stanley13 Even a Cuba can recognize two bricks short of a load syndrome
@@bondslave2jc Do you approve of zero talent actors who played themselves in every shit film and who refused to fight for his country in ww2?
Fair enough. Americans are not the sharpest tool in the box. Xxx
THIS SHOW Is ADDICTING,I ENJOY IT SOMUCH,I CAN-T STOPWATCHING IT.I WISH THE SOCIETY Was like that again. we backwarded...
I never realized what a great show this was. I miss those people too!!!
What a gracious guy. REAL movie star smile. Classy manner. Even a bow to the audience on leaving. That does it - gotta watch "The High and the Mighty" again!
I have been watching WML for days and have enjoyed every minute. I am happy to be watching something I can share with my family. Such a fun place to be! Thanks for the memories and the fun!
One of the best actors ever ..John Wayne was a idol to many
A govenor elect who manufactures fertilizer...how perfectly poetic.
Possibly the most honest politician in history...he specialized in bullshit and was up front about it. Lol
😅
Truth
Except fertilizer is actually useful
Agreed
What a gentleman to thank the audience for such a rousing welcome.
It was nice that John Wayne acknowledged the audience. It Sounded like he was donating his “earnings,” and I’m wondering if all the celebrities did that and if so, why that was never mentioned in any of the episodes.
LOVE TH-cam for bringing me GOOD memories THANKS to all those who upload wonderful old timers
I second the motion the old time was so very refreshing so I don't consider it Old-Timers so to speak if you will to me it's the classics are Transcendence and what's transcendence he will see the truth Prevail and how relatable it is even for today so it is like fresh to me and the new stuff today seems faddish and hopefully we'll get back to the what they call Old Times which is really refreshing like new to me because it's relatable the rhythm of speech does not carry with it a monotone a talking at you one liner type delivery
What a great little exchange with Dorothy - Joey - Bennett - John there at the end. I enjoy seeing how they enjoyed each other, especially realizing that Dorothy sometimes grated against their sensibilities of discretion and professional politesse.
I need a person like the host to be my lawyer what a talker!
O.k., there must be something wrong with me...that 57 years later, I am still laughing is really quite unique...well, the show really was funny over its long run. I miss those people!
GenLeeConce no their is nothing wrong with you l am nearly the same age and the shows still are just as good as they were when they aired the reason is called quality!
@@jefferystewig2910 Agreed.👌👌👌👌.
@@jefferystewig2910 Please, please use some grammar. It makes it very difficult to read your post, much less understand it, and we all want to converse pleasantly with each other.
It's called 'quality television'. May TH-cam continue to always show what QT was like...and thanks to Gary (who administers @What'sMyLine? here on TH-cam) for collection, collation and republication of the series...
@@lilybean835 Go Suck an Egg
John Wayne, The Duke. The greatest star ever in movies. Chile and Uruguay love him, always have. God bless him.
John Wayne was the man is the man will always be the man
I prefer Bogart, it's easy to be "the man" when Nature makes you a 6'4 tall handsome guy, but Bogart had an above average physique, he was 5'8 and exuded more charisma than any other Hollywood actor and even when portraying a flawed character, he had a little something that made him irresistible... and he got Lauren Bacall.
But yeah, he was quite a man!
@gcjerryusc Andy Williams sang for her in that movie. Not doing so well on these comments.
He was thick as shit
...and pretended to be a patriot...while avoiding ww2
@@beniteztheconman In the Army we’d call you a knucklehead.
I much enjoyed the show in my youth and now in my senior years I get to enjoy them even more, thank you!
"If you're really pooped you could sit on it?" Oh, my - so hysterical!
Absolutely hilaeious and sophisticated. Love this show!
What fun! The fertilizer part was hilarious! And John Wayne too! I think this is my new old favorite show!
Writing from the UK. Until I started watching these all the regular panellists were completely unknown to me as was the show itself. It's been a delight to discover all of them. The warmth between them appears genuine and the wit and humour on display is a delight. It's strange to hear Mr Cerf refer to Mr Daly spending 11 hours broadcasting during "the recent election" - I think this would have been the Presidential one where Kennedy beat Nixon!
Fyi, Arlene Francis was paid more....$1000 a week, back when the median pay was $60 a week
You are correct...it was close, and the Mafia pulled it off, then just months later, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy held hearings on the Mafia that were cringeworthy....
@@laurahoward5426 the Kennedy war on Jimmy Hafa was a contributing factor to Dallas.
Mr. Wayne's voice is so recognizable even when he tried to disguise it.
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Unfortunately, he made no effort to disguise his voice. Of course they were able to guess him.
@@terryv my husband was in the First Cav.. Thank you for your service.
S Kasmiskie - That was many years - and many pounds! - ago. Thank you. Best regards... T
@@terryv FIRST TEAM! GARRYOWEN!
What’s My Line was a great family show -so friendly, funny, and polite! Now that I’m MANY years older than I was when my parents and us kids watched it, I get so much more out of it - I get so much more out of the humor. Thanks so much for presenting the show.😂
Most all country boys where I come from grew up trying to talk and play cowboys like big duke, great American hero in my eyes for sure😇
I just love Dorothy’s giggles and the audience’s too 🤣😂!!!
I just enjoy these old shows. They are a real snapshot in time. I was very little when this show was on, but I am old as dirt now! Interesting watching mores and fashions change over time and what was acceptable and what was not in different eras.
John Wayne was a man's man and a force to be reckoned with. A true patriot and a man who stood by his principles and never apologized for it! A man with true grit and guts! We need more people like him in this country!
Be One. Stand Up
I doubt many people of native American heritage would agree. Nor many feminists.
@@mattbennett8686 That’s Sad
@@dinahbrown902 He said he believed in white supremacy.
@@loosilu He was an extraordinary actor, I don’t know or don’t care about his personal beliefs. None of my business
With out a doubt one of the greatest people to ever walk the earth, the Great John Wayne. I love him with all my heart and all my love to the Wayne family.
John Wayne. There was a man among men. He was too valuable to be allowed entry into WW2. He contributed in other ways like making the best movies ever and contributing morale to war effort.
Amazing how formal ettiquite went out the door and here is a prime example of it and what a gracious actor and gentleman, most of the time anyway lol. Everyone has their limits!
I enjoy Joey Bishop on the program...
John Wayne arguably the biggest star of them all. Bigger than life for those that saw him in his day. Gary Cooper and Clark Gable in that high air as well. Clint Eastwood the greatest star of the modern era.
Fun episode! Joey was a great addition to the panel. Gotta give it to him for coming up with the perfect funny line without even realizing it! :-)
Nothing Joey Bishop ever said was ever unintentionally funny...
Adlib is ALWAYS the best, alot to be said for spontaneity
I dont think Joey 'planned' his ad libs, per se. He just knew he was going to sneak them in as often, and appropriate, as possible. But you could tell that each thing he said was quickly 'crafted' and perfected inside his head for maximum effect, before it ever became audible.
The great John Wayne; and amongst other things, a real gentlemen.
That's a very humble man to be this big in fame and be willing to publically admit shame in some of the work you've done. Usually we bolster it up and pad it. How refreshing to see this.
I love this show. U learn so much about the past it helps me appreciate this blessed lovely United States of America Thanku to who ever kept this for all of us💝💝💝😊😊😊
Amen, Sister!
In 1966, I was walking out of the officers club in Vietnam when I bumped into him literally. I fell and he asked. “ Are you OK lieutenant.”
Well, were you?
I have watched numerous WML on TH-cam and so far John Wayne is the Only person who has turned and bowed to the audience after shaking hands, as he walks out.
He never took his fans for granted. Great man.
I remember a few others, including Bette Davis, I believe
There are quite a few who have.
I have watched a lot of WML episodes. He got the largest applauses and was the only one that I remember ever bowing …. Class
We need more politicians like this governor-elect. He seemed so amiable and didn't take himself terribly seriously.
Mr Daly knew the guests better than they knew themselves as he pounced quickly to answer their questions.
John Wayne is legendary - what a classic.
He was a racist and white supremacist.
Watched these old shows when they weren't old, and neither was I!!
No offense to Jeff Bridges, but for me, John Wayne will always be the original Rooster Cogburn.
Of course!
Of course he'll be the original. No one can take over an "original" spot because there can't be two different original people simultaneously playing characters decades apart.
The author of the book had John Wayne in mind as a model for Rooster Cogburn as a sort of lampoon of the charactors the Duke played. As good of an actor as Jeff Bridges is, John Wayne was better in this part. He loved lampooning himself and he deserved that Oscar. For me he will always be Rooster Cogburn, just like Colin Firth will always be Mr. Darcy.
I agree
Thats like trying to change dirty harry
It would not be good Clint and Big John nowon can fill there shoes John Wayne is the orignal rooster cogburn allways will be
Oh, yes, there will I don't imagine ever be the likes of John Wayne or any of the personalities on this show ~ good morals shine through like a lighthouse which are also obsolete.
John Wayne the one and only.
This game show it so entertaining and amusing even back then there was so much innuendo that people laughed at!
Legendary John Wayne
'The Alamo' had been premiered in San Antonio three weeks before this episode of WML aired. The picture was doing well but was so costly that it did not break even until sold for a TV screening in 1971. Wayne part-financed it and assumed huge debts, taking out loans secured on his properties and personal assets. The stress of making it increased his consumption of cigarets from 60 to 100 a day, though his cancer may have already been contracted when he filmed 'The Conqueror' in a desert area prone to fallout from H-bomb tests.
John Wayne is loved by millions...my hero.
Funny when Joey Bishop says "John.." and they both quickly look up in response, haha.
One of the greatest entertainers of all time Period!!!!!
For stupid people maybe.
His real name was Marion Michael Morrison that's why he changed his name. Back then just about every star changed their name cause it wouldn't work and besides it wouldn't fit on the marquee
This Canadian loves John Wayne!!!
yup! This one too!! I grew up in northern Ontario and weirdly ( and wonderfully) Wayne is adored up there, don't know why, but I like it!
EVERYONE LOVED HIM- so natural. LEGEND.
Who doesn't, his movies were really great and entertaining
I watch these all the time because I love Bennett Cerf
18:44 OMG what a word from their sponsors! Quite unexpected!
I haven't seen this show since I was a little girl.
Loved seeing John Wayne.
John Wayne is the very definition of movie star...
Note, just note how this was NYC. John and the panel were the elite and social set leaders of the city. Look at the respect and admiration between Mr. Wayne and everyone. John’s words about America, the Alamo story and its importance were so respectful of our country. Boy has TV changed.
I must say I love the Duke!
WHO DOES N'T --- EVERYONE DID..
I have always been a big fan of Mr. John Wayne!
These people are so classy! Polite, gracious and refined. Nothing like today.
Arlene: "Is it something that, if you wanted to, you could sit on it?"
Governor-Elect Elbert Carvel and John Daly look at each other and burst into laughter...