What's My Line? - Alfred Greunther; Fred MacMurray & June Haver; Tab Hunter [panel] (Feb 10, 1957)
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- Опубликовано: 4 янв 2014
- MYSTERY GUEST: Gen. Alfred Greunther; Fred MacMurray [film and TV actor] & June Haver [his wife, a film/TV actress herself]
PANEL: Dorothy Kilgallen, Tab Hunter, Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf
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The comments here are very toxic toward Mr Hunter. Not very fair to him when the same comments aren't made about other guest panelist on their first visit to the panel side of things. He was simply nervous. On the episode that he was the Mystery Guest he even made a comment on how nervous he was being on the show. Stop being so harsh people and stop thinking just because he is a "good looking" person he is stupid. That generalization about good looking people (male & female) is just wrong.
Dorothy has been looking absolutely stunning over that past dozen episodes or so. She looks so elegant and refined. She always reminds me of a very delicate deer, a doe, she's so fragile and petite and dainty. Anyway, just pointing out she looks quite lovely.
Tab Hunter was completely out of his element on this program!
I remember, just barely, these shows from when I was growing up. These days when you think of improvisation, you think of comedians, sometimes actors. With his answers, John Daly has to be one of the best improvisational artists around. To be able to come up with such convoluted answers, on the spot, with rarely, if ever, get confused. I love his answers, they can be a whole education in their own right.....
I love the way John Daly sneaks the chalk from them and puts it back. LOL
Gruenther was full of wonderful CHARACTER. Hghly competent in a very serious business, but a Merry Old Soul nonetheless. CHARMING!
Show really holds up. Very talented people in their own right. Daly makes the show, though.
General Greunther was very entertaining and witty. Not stiff like officers tend to be.
Fred reminds me of Jimmy Stewart. They bare no resemblance physically, I'm speaking of their personalities and character.
Thank you so much for these videos. I'm addicted to What's My Line.
Such a pleasure to watch this show. John Daly truly enjoys each guest.
Mrs. Kilgallen is adorable to me
What a great guest Gen. Greunther is here! And the Red Cross was surprisingly tough to guess.
Love this show...such fond childhood memories 😊❤
I liked Fred's speaking voice
Tab Hunter was quite handsome and well-mannered. Wonderful to see him on this show! I also appreciated seeing General Guenther, and love his dedication to the Red Cross and it's mission. Fred and his wife were so hilarious!!!
I watch every night! Thanks!
What an honor to see this General. What a great sense of humor he had, too!
(March 3, 1899 - May 30, 1983) was a senior United States Army officer, Red Cross president, and bridge player. At age fifty-three, he became the youngest four-star general in the U.S. Army's history.
The General had me fooled with that Great accent, very authentic ..