This intro was animated by NYC animator Jack Schnerk. Schnerk worked on many commercials and shorts including the Schoolhouse Rock shorts as well as features like Raggedy Ann and Andy. He also worked at Disney(on Bambi) and UPA on both commercials, and segments for the McBoingBoing show.
hard to say! i did some research- original 50s theme is melody in moccasins by wilfred burns. however, the early 60s theme.... it's only listed as "Sounds". Steve Gelfand's book "Television Theme Recordings" says a recording of this is on the LP - "Swingin' the Jingles" Riverside RLP-7515/RLP-97515.
@@maeves Thank you! I found it on the Internet Archive and it has the theme and thanks. Also there was a cover of the by Melba Liston (czcams.com/video/CcyXrUF_mq0/video.html), but thanks for showing me the original.
![What's My Line? - Walt Disney; Jerry Lewis [panel] (Nov 11, 1956)](/img/n.gif)
Of all the theme songs for What's My Line?, this remains my favorite!😊👍
Michael Christopherson Same here!
The openings in the 50's and 60s are better than today
This intro was animated by NYC animator Jack Schnerk. Schnerk worked on many commercials and shorts including the Schoolhouse Rock shorts as well as features like Raggedy Ann and Andy. He also worked at Disney(on Bambi) and UPA on both commercials, and segments for the McBoingBoing show.
Thanx a lot for the info... I was always wondering
@@tabakeas This is the September 62 intro. was used for 3 years
Wow thank you so much!
This rocks.
Look like the work of Jay Ward, Alex Anderson, Bill Scott, ( rocky and bullwinkle ),.
Who did the song? I want to see if I can find the clean original
hard to say! i did some research- original 50s theme is melody in moccasins by wilfred burns. however, the early 60s theme.... it's only listed as "Sounds". Steve Gelfand's book "Television Theme Recordings" says a recording of this is on the LP - "Swingin' the Jingles" Riverside RLP-7515/RLP-97515.
couldn't find composer info anywhere. sorry bout that!
@@maeves Thank you! I found it on the Internet Archive and it has the theme and thanks. Also there was a cover of the by Melba Liston (czcams.com/video/CcyXrUF_mq0/video.html), but thanks for showing me the original.
That a cartoon