You Bet Your Life #55-18 Mr. Anthony, advice expert; Billy Pearson, jockey ('Room', Jan 26, 1956)
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2013
- John J. Anthony was famous for his TV show where he gave advice to people who appeared anonymously (hence his reference at one point to the commonly used warning on his show, "No names, please!") Billy Pearson is the real highlight of the show, though. He's a very personable jockey who has a side wager going with a couple of his jockey friends on how well he'll do in the quiz (he's trying to make up for a bad run in Vegas).
There was no time for the third couple, so there were only two pairs of contestants in this show.
COUPLE #1: Billy Pearson, a jockey who has a side wager going on how well he'll do in the quiz / Susan Miller
COUPLE #2: John J. Anthony, advice expert / Ros Gelfgren
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Episode identification and basic description based on "Tell 'em Groucho Sent You", © 1997 by Mark Petty. Used by permission. 
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The banter between Groucho and Billy Pearson is fabulous !
A great way to forget about the world’s problems at this time. Thanks Groucho!
You said it!👍👍
True - only I get new problems, when not understanding (not hearing the words distinctly) f.ex. a joke that has the audience laughing.
You said it pal!
Argh! Somebody else said it too!
"I knew a couple who just broke up because they were incompatible. He had no income and she wasn't pat-able."
Billy Pearson was a riot!
Billy Pearson - the funnest contestant so far.
Feel better in the company of this folks. . No tattoos, well dressed, well behaved.
Amen. Yes, that is perfect.
Judging externals says more about you than strangers.
luv the way people then could joke about height or anything personal & no one had to pretend to be "offended"
that's because people today have thin skin.
Biased media extreme
thats cos groucho is funny n attractive lol
Groucho could comment on anyone's appearance, characteristics, mannerisms, or situation, and end with a complimentary comment, if he so chose, that felt as though no subject was ever off-topic for him. A truly remarkable entertainer of the public and the guests.
The expert on marriages guy is a Groucho lookalike to the point I got the impression that I was watching the unforgettable scene with the mirror in “A Night at the Opera”.
LMAO!
Hilarious how Groucho describes the jockey as a little boy. Groucho Marx never fails to amuse with his inimitable style and wit. Thank you very much for the upload.
Or his definition of incompatible: "He has no income and she's not pat-able."
haha... classic Groucho. Man was the master of wit.
Where you from Billy, Little Rock?
@@MattRichardsonXThanks. I'd missed that one . . . They go by so quickly, keeps one on his toes.
my favorite show with billy pearson
l hope when l go to heaven Groucho is there so he can
tell me some jokes. love
him !
It’s just wonderful to sit back, relax, and watch the funniest show on RUclips! The small jockey was a superb guest, and the tall lady hilarious!
That is John J. Anthony who had a huge radio audience in his heyday with his 'Court of Human Emotions'. Woody Allen made fun of him hilariously in the movie Radio Days.
Billy was awesome!
And “I doubt that!” Was hilarious.
The jockey Billy Pearson led a true larger than life existence. Just a little slice of a read is fascinating.
Yes and happy smiling and ability to have good conversations
Love that the second woman was so quick to speak her mind! She was ahead of her time
I have seen many of these have several on DVD I hadn't seen this one and it was a hoot What a great episode, very enjoyable and a great pick me up thanks for uploading
I remember watching this show when it was released in the 50's sitting in my Grandmothers living room watching on her floor model Sears Black and White TVwith the large ash tray on top !! The houses those days were filled with ash trays,I'm sure Groucho has one in front of him, on his little table.
I call BS. Post pix
I thought so
@@joeambrose3260 u r a friggen wierdo...why comment a dumbass response...so many lefty moes on youtube.
@@movadodude41 Please don't hate. I hate haters
@@movadodude41 wuts a lefty mosey lol
That I must say, Groucho has some hilarious contestants on his show. ;)
SuperWinterborn Credit for that goes to the production staff. Groucho didn't even meet the contestants before the show, in order to preserve a feeling of spontaneity (despite the fact that he always had scripted jokes to fall back on).
Groucho Marx - You Bet Your Life Yes, and they had a lot of help, in having Groucho as a host too. Some kind of "Freestyle What's My LIne?" ;) !
SuperWinterborn One of the really unique things about YBYL is that it's the only game show I can think of where no one was supposed to really care about the game.
my fav contestant by far is that guy who acted like he was angry n looked psycopathic n creeped groucho out that was the funniest ep by far!!!
I do believe that the jockey had a wee bit of a gambling problem! 👀
I like Ros' personality and she was an attractive woman.
He passed on a Renoir... wow.
people from the 1950's in their 30's look a lot older than people in their 30's in 2017. He looks like he's 55 1:54
The old football players looked like mobsters in their forties.
Everybody looks older because, use you head and think about why ?
Hit the bricks, hater
thats wut i said too like some ppl look a LOT older than they say they are
Haha ... reason of divorces: incompatible.
He had no income and she wasn't patible !!
M6
Groucho was crazy as hell, I loved him, and this show. Because he didn't care what came out of his mouth even way back then. And as for Billy Pearson, I was just watching an episode of Perry Mason he was on it. And I was saying to myself that either that guy is a fly weight fighter from back in the days. Or a jockey because I had never heard of him before today.
This is hilarious
💥"Thanks for sharing one of my favorite 1950's tv programs. It's the perfect escape from the worst year of my life: 2020! The 1950's & 1960's were the time growing up in the U.S.A.😎 I LIKE IKE
You said it!
When I was watching Jay Leno on his Late Night shows I thought he was so funny and quick-witted. OMG Groucho Marx is on a whole other level.
Billy Pearson after this partecipation went also to the $64000 question quiz show and won more than $150000. But... who knows if he was really a champion or just being fed whit the answers like later on was revealed being the habit in those shows. I think that You bet your life was one of the few clean quiz show of the tv in those times...
Thanks for the history lesson, rigatoni
@@joeambrose3260 who are you calling rigatoni? And why?
@@enrigoletto Figure it out, but don't rack your brain, Einstein
@@joeambrose3260 che pover'uomo che sei...
@@joeambrose3260 my guess is that you're a pathetic, old-fashioned racist coming directly from the 50's. Am I right?
I've watched every episode on RUclips. There are still many more that are not here if this show ran for 10 years. Where are the other episodes?
I also keep seeing the same ones. It would be great to see some different ones, too!
@@henningandersen9027 I've had to resort to the radio broadcasts. Groucho apparently did two broadcasts simultaneously--one radio and one tv although some tv have appeared on the radio ones. You can catch them on a few channels here.
damm that guy could be grouchos dopple ganger lol
the 1st contestant guy....35 yrs old?! he looks about 45!
Having watched a good number of the episodes by now and having learned a lot of the behind the scenes of how the show was filmed and edited, I suddenly realized there were two pieces of information that didn't fit together at first. During this episode, George mentions that they don't have time for the usual three rounds. And yet, we know that they filmed more than they needed and edited it down to fit the time slot. So how could they run out of time? The most logical explanation is that what they were really saying is that if they continued, they were in danger of running out of film. At least that's my guess.
I'm almost certain that these little bits where Fenneman makes references to "running short on time" and such were all filmed later and spliced in when the editing was done (similar to the bits where the secret word is mentioned, or the amounts won by competing couples when the quiz was a competition). They went as far in editing as to use segments from different recording sessions to make up a show, which is the main reason Groucho always wore the same outfit.
Sometimes it had nothing to do with the timing at all-- if they had a dud segment on their hands, they might edit it down to the bone and shove it in as a seemingly rushed final segment. Just as with their continuing to claim they picked contestants directly from the audience just before the show, this was all a matter of showmanship, not entirely honest, but certainly harmless.
I'm impressed you notice these details-- you should really get a copy of YBYL director Robert Dwan's book, "As Long As They're Laughing". I think you'd really appreciate the level of detail he offered.
Now isn't that an interesting coincidence. I read about a year ago that Joe Friday and Bill Gannon wore the same outfits for an entire season of Dragnet while on official duty (the occasional scene outside of work would be the only exception). It had something to do with episodes not always being shot sequentially to help cut costs on locations shots. The concern was continuity if they wore different outfits from one episode to the next. Of course, George Fenneman was an announcer on both shows.
Thank you for that tidbit on the contestants selected just before the show. If I recall, they often claimed that it was the audience who selected them (e.g. we invited a group of female swimmers to the show and the audience selected ...). Not exactly honest, but no harm, no foul, I guess.
As for me noting detail, it came in handy when I edited newsletters in the past and certainly comes in handy when I prepare tax returns for my clients. I have to look for what might be missing as much as nuances regarding what the client gave me. One thing that helps accomplish that is having studied Eastern ways of thinking: usually more right hemisphere oriented and looking at the spaces between the fingers (for example) as much as looking at the fingers. While I identify as a Christian, not as an adherent of any Eastern religion, the discipline has been valuable and does not conflict with my faith at all. I find it interesting that the development of the major monotheistic religions of the world all sprang forth from the crucible of the Middle East, the trade crossroads between the East and West.
I will have to look for Robert Dwan's book. I thought I remember you writing that the book was difficult to find, but I also know that your comments span at least two years' time frame (based on You Tube's elapsed time notation), so perhaps new sources have been discovered?
Lois Simmons No, I never would have said that Dwan's book is difficult to find-- it's always been available on Amazon, and as of this typing, you can get a used copy now for a penny from resellers! :)
www.amazon.com/As-Long-Theyre-Laughing-Groucho/dp/188766436X/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1476963337&sr=8-3&keywords=robert+dwan
Groucho's book about YBYL, "The Secret Word Is Groucho," has been out of print for decades, but (a) you can still get used copies very easily, and (b) it's not as good a book as Dwan's (though it is well worth reading.) Most of what I know about the production side of the show comes from Dwan's book.
Thanks!
@@grouchomarx-youbetyourlife7476 i often wondered why groucho wore the same outfit n bow tie lol
So the contestant is 'owned by people in Las Vegas" in the mid 1950's? Didnt Martin Scorsese make a movie about this topic?
The jockey makes in today's money 1,000,000. Year.
Is in fear for his life from gambling.
Billy Pearson was married 6 times
a point of interest. the prior week's episode (a link to it is in the comments below), during segment 3 you have the largest amount of people ever on stage at one time. Groucho, Fenneman, Melinda Marx, the 2 contestants, and their 11 children. 16 people on stage and they barely all fit in frame =^^=
Susie looks older than 24?
Yeah, the jockey said “that’s not what she said earlier”
maybe 54..............
She said 34 but Groucho retorted “24” and she smiled
Diddn't Susan Miller want to try for the 1000 dollars, but to keep what she had won???? And why is the jockey's suggestion "not a plan, but a SWINDLE"???? And why did he have to perform separately from the other couple???
Solved they Jockey, but the domineering Sea Hag, forget it, her husband should sign up for 12 months of Sea Duty
those ugly troll's try to 'castrate' men.
???
3:15 "I was smokin' some kewbabs (?) in the classroom ..." What is the word?
Cubans?
@@t0mcat23 Might well be - good catch.
Think it was cubebs, a spice that can be smoked. (In "The Music Man," Professor Harold Hill mentions them as a vice in"Ya Got Trouble.")
Cubeb cigarettes were made from spice and sold / smoked as a relief for asthma, sinus pressure and allergies.
What does YBYL have to do with a quiz show? What life are they betting?
It's just a saying!
That woman acted like a democrat!
That jockey is annoyingly presumptuous. If you’re worried that much about losing a bet, you shouldn’t bet. 🙄
DeSoto was a horrible car.
I absolutely love the Democratic second woman! She knows what she wants and she speaks her mind. Imagine what she would think about today's politics! 😂
That woman was a big mouth know it all!!
Her husband was happy to be gone seven months out of the year!
The unbecoming dibble peripherally wrestle because linen alarmingly hang near a giddy channel. dashing, safe cycle
I couldn’t have put it any better! I’m sure I heard Harpo Marx say this in one of their films!