Peter Marshall and Soupy Sales graduated from Huntington High School (West Virginia). Soupy was in the class ahead of Peter's. My mom and dad were in the same high school class with Peter Marshall.
That's interesting, considering Soupy was only about 2 months older than Peter. Would've thought that they had graduated together. Either way... R.I.P. Peter Marshall
Lois Nettleton was married to Jean Shepherd, Jr from 1960-1967. Mr Shepherd was an author and humorist. One of his claims to fame was writing a collection of short stories. One of these stories became the basis for the 1983 movie, A Christmas Story. Jean also narrated the movie and shared writing credit with Leigh Brown and Bob Clark.
I am, still, enjoying these(thank-you, Mr. Mosher), having begun watching the program in its' original run(I was nine), when Wally Bruner hosted. Hooray, for CZcams and, its posters!
The original run was 1950 - 1967 with Mr. John Charles Daly as host/moderator, broadcast live on Sunday night at 10:30 PM on the CBS television network.
![What's My Line? - The Cincinnati Reds; Bob & Linda Hope; Paul Winchell [panel] (Jun 24, 1956)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5Nibm66yXIU/mqdefault.jpg)
I've watched these as a little girl and still love them.
Peter Marshall and Soupy Sales graduated from Huntington High School (West Virginia). Soupy was in the class ahead of Peter's. My mom and dad were in the same high school class with Peter Marshall.
Soupy Sales' birth name was Milton Supman.
@@RonGerstein yes, my parents told me Soupy's real name many years ago.
That's interesting, considering Soupy was only about 2 months older than Peter. Would've thought that they had graduated together.
Either way...
R.I.P. Peter Marshall
Lois Nettleton was married to Jean Shepherd, Jr from 1960-1967. Mr Shepherd was an author and humorist. One of his claims to fame was writing a collection of short stories. One of these stories became the basis for the 1983 movie, A Christmas Story. Jean also narrated the movie and shared writing credit with Leigh Brown and Bob Clark.
RIP Betty White (1922 - 2021)
Lois nettelrton was beautiful!!
This was an very interesting Show; with diverse Guests. ....the BEST BEING Peter Marshall. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟☄☄☄☄☄🕯🇬🇧
Any more what’s my line or I’ve got a secret please
Lois looks sharp in her suit and tie.
R.I.P. Peter Marshall
Awesome 1974 What's My Line episode!!
Gene Shalit is still alive (7/3/24) at 98 years old.
I am, still, enjoying these(thank-you, Mr. Mosher), having begun watching the program in its' original run(I was nine), when Wally Bruner hosted. Hooray, for CZcams and, its posters!
The original run was 1950 - 1967 with Mr. John Charles Daly as host/moderator, broadcast live on Sunday night at 10:30 PM on the CBS television network.
Peter Marshall died 8/15/24, at age 98.
The late great Lou's Nettleton
That is some suit Blyden had on and why was he always rushing out like he had to pee?
Because he had to pee
Why did he act like he was the guest
DId they borrow the pancake flipping stunt from Beat The Clock?
Lois looks young in those braided tails!
Gene Shalit and Peter Marshall still alive as of 12/1/2023.
The oldest game show host, Peter Marshall, takes over where the late Bob Barker left off.
We lost Peter Marshall today.
@@PaulTesta When is "today"?
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August 15, 2024.
Louis
Lois. And she was on the Twilight Zone AND the Golden Girls.
@@dakotanorth1640AND "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas"