1950s TV Clip from Milton Berle's show with Dorothy Kilgallen and Jack O'Brian

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A 1950s TV clip from "The Buick Berle Show" with Milton Berle, and special guest Dorothy Kilgallen, best known today for appearing on the hit series "What's My Line". LOL. Hilarity ensues.

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  • Thanks for posting this. I love Dorothy Kilgallen.

  • How cool, thanks for posting!

    ["Dorothy, would you please stop what's-my-lining me!"

    "what's-my-lining": That so should be a new verb! ;D]

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  • Obviously she hadn't started saying it yet, or Dorothy would have certainly have said "If I were walking down 5th Avenue with you, would people notice?"

  • That's funny! :P

  • Is it bigger than a bread box?

    yes Dorothy...you bet it is...

  • This originally aired on September 21, 1954 [the first show of the '54-'55 season]. Dorothy Kilgallen and Jack O'Brian were entertainmenment columnists for the NEW YORK JOURNAL-AMERICAN (and syndicated nationally by Hearst/King Features)- she wrote the daily "Voice Of Broadway" column, while Jack primarily reviewed TV and radio shows [he took over Dorothy's column after her unexpected death in November 1965].

  • That other guy did OK in show biz, too.

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