What's My Line - Lucille Ball (1/3)

[1summero]

I use to watch Whats my line every Sunday night when I was little. It was my favorite game show. Thank you so much for uploading. Brings back a lot of memories

[gabsylv]

I don't get the connection between the censor's job and animals.

[1madDogz]

Wow Dorothy looks so young here.

[IcePrincess619]

one of my favorite things to do is watch 1950 shows and movies.

[hwy61media]

@IcePrincess619 You can't go wrong there :) Thank you for commenting :) -Michael

[henrygrove100]

This opening stuff scares the shit out of me.

[IcePrincess619]

@henrygrove100 why?? if I may ask?

[henrygrove100]

@IcePrincess619 It scares me because the opening music reminds me of a lot of deaths that happened during that time period...JFK, my grandad, Dorothy Kilgallen...etc..

[gabsylv]

@henrygrove100  ?????

[lovepink70]

Thank you for posting these! They make my day

[hwy61media]

@lovepink70 You're welcome :)

[Bix12]

Arlene Francis--va-va-va-VOOM!

[vyry108]

What year was this?

[hwy61media]

I'm not sure but judging from the fact that Steve Allen appears with Lucille Ball, I think this episode aired on February 21, 1954.

[hwy61media]

LOL!

[fromthesidelines]

For over 17 years, this was the BEST way to unwind while watching TV on a late Sunday evening [10:30-11pm(et)]. This episode originally aired on February 21, 1954, when Steve Allen was appearing locally {on WNBT, the NBC's New York affiliate} with a late night variety show [for primary sponsor Ruppert's "Knickerbocker Beer"] that eventually became "THE TONIGHT SHOW" on NBC the following September. The sponsor's opening commercial didn't appear until after the second contestant's game was over.

[hwy61media]

I can appreciate that: "the BEST way to unwind."

[AnaBelMagicalKingdom]

I love What's My Line, specially this episode!! Thanks so much for uploading, it just made my day.

[hwy61media]

You're welcome Ana. I think WML was a great show!