I've Got a Secret - Arlene Francis analyzes handwriting! (Oct 5, 1964)
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- One of five appearances by Arlene Francis on "I've Got a Secret", all of which will be posted to this channel over the next several Sundays. Many thanks to Ron Gomes for providing copies of these shows!
SEGMENT 1: Susie and Susie Jr., terriers; trainer Paul Sydell, NYC: "I'm one of the stars of the Folies Bergère/I'm her understudy."
SEGMENT 2: Jim Goss, Chicago: "I won Steve Allen for a day" through a contest held on Steve's late-night show.
SEGMENT 3: Guest Arlene Francis: Handwriting samples from the panel were sent to an analyst, and now the panel guess which of them is described by each analysis.
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Daymn.....why are there noone in this world today like Arlene Francis??? So unique! I wish I had lived then....and possibly could have met her 💗
Wish I could have known Arlene Francis. She seemed like a great lady
Arlene was a class act.
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I can see Steve Allen saying after revealing the "I won Steve Allen for a day" secret, "My wife has no objection, by the way. She says she can use a vacation!"
The handwriting analysis expert was amazing.
Arlene looks lovely in leopard! :)
Arlene looks lovely in Anything.
I loved the contestant where he won Steve Allen for a day. 🤣🤣🤣
I’d give back first prize and take second, whatever it was. Everyone else on the show was wonderful.
I need help! My brother was on What's my Line in the early 70's. I am trying to locate a copy of that show but have been unsuccessful. He is almost blind now so I'm hoping someone may have an idea how to find it before he totally looses his site. He was a DJ at a small radio station near Benson NC and his line was he played music for chickens. Local farmers swore that their chickens laid more
eggs when BJ
..Bob Jenkins played the chicken music segment. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I really wish I could help, Ed, but the syndicated series from 1968-75 hasn't been seen much since it originally aired. GSN ran it for a while in the 1990s, but they never even got through rerunning half the series. Your best bet would be to contact the company that owns these shows, Fremantle. Sometimes they have helped people in situations like this. But it's going to be tough if you can't tell them which specific episode your brother was in-- there were 1,300 episodes!
I sincerely wish you the best of luck finding the show, and my deepest sympathies for your brother's loss of sight. Sorry I can't help more!
Thank you so much.
Ed, if you can tell me (1) who the panelists were and more importantly (2) who the Mystery Guest was on that program, that's the only way I could do a spot check and see if its among the some 120 odd episodes I have (also if Wally Bruner was hosting or Larry Blyden since that would lock down whether it was before or after 1972).
Apparently, the Fingerhut's are still putting out their catalog. lol I like Henry, he's a funny version of Simon Cowell, who I don't like at all.
The audience must love it when the unexpected happens like when the buzzer sounded and the dog got mad at Steve and poor Steve's trying to calm the dog down. I guess they were thinking, "Finally, we get to see Steve lose his cool! How is he going to react to this?" It's just like they were with Johnny Carson. The audience doesn't hate him, it's just the way they are. They don't want to see him really get hurt. If it came to a part where he really couldn't survive, they'd be like, "Oh, my God! He's really lost it! I'm so sorry! I thought you'd be able to save yourself! I guess I was wrong! I'm so very, very sorry!"
This is the first of scores of such shows that I didn’t enjoy, in fact didn’t watch all of it. Maybe if the dog could write.... but Steve was always great
That poor dog :(
You poor human :(
If you think dogs don't enjoy performing, you don't know dogs.
@@dougwickstrom9870 oh, they do. But this one did not look particularly hapy at all.
Arlene could have stayed longer because Beekman Place was a flop,
That’s animal abuse, the things they forced Suzie to do. Poor dog.
If you think dogs don't enjoy performing, you don't know dogs.
I don't like the way he is throwing the dog around!💔
If you think dogs don't enjoy performing, you don't know dogs.
that dog was disgusting.
If you think dogs don't enjoy performing, you don't know dogs.
That dog is so impressive wtf