I love this show! thanks for the post. My only 2 regrets are that Mr. Daly chose not to be a part of this version & that Soupy Sales was a regular. I never cared for that 'slapstick' kind of 'humor' such as Lucy Ball, Adam Sandler, Soupy, etc...
It is really sad that Soupy Sales is gone. He will be remembered on "The Soupy Sales Show" for his pie-throwing antics. I remember him when he hosed "Junior Almost Anything Goes" (a stunt show with three teams of Junior High School students captained by celebrities); the 1980-81 version of "To Tell The Truth; and the voice of Donkey Kong from "Saturday Supercade".
I love this show! thanks for the post. My only 2 regrets are that Mr. Daly chose not to be a part of this version & that Soupy Sales was a regular. I never cared for that 'slapstick' kind of 'humor' such as Lucy Ball, Adam Sandler, Soupy, etc...
butchboy13 1 month ago
1969
9atalanta 1 month ago
Taped at the Ed Sullivan Theater on Broadway in New York City, New York
catholicpriest1 5 months ago
This was filmed in the fall of 1969. That was Selita's first year as the Golden Girl. We were in the same class, at Purdue, and in the band.
srosenauer 9 months ago
No, this was from 1969-72...the years Selita was GG at Purdue (she was my baton teacher).
jenmorrjax 1 year ago
@jenmorrjax Jon means it was recorded off GSN during the marathon
PREGO1966 9 months ago
From what it seems, this must be from the "Breakfast With The Stars" marathon series from no earlier than August 5, 2002, is that correct?
JonSea31 1 year ago
Has to be the shortest mini this side of Indiana. I am surprised the panel could focus enough to solve the game.
8:00 -- wow. Besides her talent at baton twirling, that has to be one of the more stunning outfits ever strutted on WML.
RE: Bruner's Indiana plugs: Wally began his TV newscaster career in Indiana before his stint as a Washington DC news anchor.
soulierinvestments 1 year ago
The most beautiful Golden Girl of them all........
jenmorrjax 1 year ago
I do love watching What's My Line! Thank you for posting!
YellowDogTV 2 years ago
It is really sad that Soupy Sales is gone. He will be remembered on "The Soupy Sales Show" for his pie-throwing antics. I remember him when he hosed "Junior Almost Anything Goes" (a stunt show with three teams of Junior High School students captained by celebrities); the 1980-81 version of "To Tell The Truth; and the voice of Donkey Kong from "Saturday Supercade".
IN MEMORIAM: Soupy Sales (Jan. 8, 1926 - Oct. 22, 2009)
agdavid67 2 years ago
Mark Russell without a bowtie!
tvtimetravel 2 years ago