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  • I'm not used to seeing him young like that! His voice is exactly the same! Lol =)

  • Back when TV was good.

  • 8:05 ROFL

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  • My Grands loved this guy.

  • I'm a dane too, and Victor Borge is very cool...

  • @lorrainwands Victor owned an extremely successful farm that raised Rock Cornish Hens for commercial sale. Very delicious

  • what on earth product are they refering to? I wasn't aware that borge sold a product! I am very confused.

  • I never knew that Victor raised Rock hens as a side business-that's cool. Thanks for this clip! :)

  • What a wonderfully silly man! The world needs more people like him.

  • Victor Borge......he was the sweetest and the smartest and the funniest man I recall as a kid. Magical. Rocked my world and possibilities of creativity bloomed by his inspiration :-)

  • Borge raised Rock Cornish Hens as a side business, and he made a lot of money doing so.

  • Borge was magnificent! I love his sense of humour!

  • 7:21

  • Huh? Victor Borge is a poultry farmer?!

  • Victor Borga...a childs best friend when you had to watch Adult TV.

  • "Yes. It is not."

    Classic Borge joke! It should have given him away immediately.

  • A Marvellous Artist!

  • I saw him perform at the Golden Theater on Broadway around 1954. He, of course, was terrific. The last piece that he played was unusual in that before he performed it, he announced that that was his encore, and that the curtain would slowly descend as he played. As he finished, the curtain reached the stage floor. He neither came out to play another piece nor take a bow. As great performer, he left us deliriously wanting more.

  • Arlene is so smart!!!!

  • You know, the more I watch these "special guest" parts of WML, I think they were staged. Like this one. All of a sudden, Arlene Francis comes up with the answer, when no one was even close (not even herself). I have never seen one of these where the panel was stumped. Close, but never the cigar. I do enjoy watching them, for they are really funny. But I just think something stinks of fish (not chicken) with them.

  • there have been a few stumpings that I've seen. keep in mind that the panelists' occupations required of them to be relatively up to date on celebrities' activities. some of them may have been staged, but after that one game show 21 was discovered to stage episodes, a law came out against such planning-ahead.

  • *nods* yes, you are right about all of this.  Thanks! :)

  • Bennet Cerf said that he and Arlene would sit backstage before the show and talk about who was in town or who had a movie or play opening soon and was therefore likely to be the mystery guest.

  • Victor Borge was such a great musician and comedian. Didn't know about this other occupation of his though. lol

  • "What's My Line" has captured these great talents, that take you back in time.

  • What a treat. He was an amazing entertainer!

  • He looks like George E. Jessel!

  • I could tell his voice right away!!! How could none of them have caught it! Victor is also so "well behaved".

  • I guess this was an early round and they didn't expect a celebrity.

  • haha! well behaved my eye. Much as I adore Borge's wit and talent, I'm often surprised at the innuendos he throws out there (if you pay enough attention lol) But truly, he could be quite a gentleman, if a little funny about it.

  • Why would Bennett assume it was Roy Campanella?

  • Thanks for posting, what a great Entertainer Victor Borge was, love the guy!:-)

  • I have never put anything in my you tube favorites (cuz I am still  am hazy on the mechanics lol) Me thinks this is going in. ARELENE AND BORGE ARE FANTASTIC!

  • What a delightful and unique character Victor was. May he live forever in syndication!

  • Omigod...Arlene kicks a--!! What a player!!

  • What a great sense of humer he had, sort of the Weird Al of classical music.

  • Thank heavens Borge had his night job to fall back on: his poultry farming business went south in the early 1960s. Borge usually did not lay eggs.

  • The Clown Prince of Denmark - We love him :D

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