Juanette Butts Arleen did not stand. Usually the women stay seated to say farewell, the men standing. Dana Wynter was an exception in this as well as in her beauty.
John Waller -- I hadn't heard of her either, until I saw her as a mystery guest in a 1955 appearance on WML. She seemed to love entertaining people and she had fun doing it, too. In fact, not so many mystery guests were as fun as she was.
I love this show and especially John Daly as the host What a wonderful person he is so respectful to everyone and such a warm hearted man It’s been such a pleasure to find these shows and thanks so much for who ever puts them on I think the respect for each other shows loud and clear a far cry from today Many thanks
Gracie Fields appeared on the uk version of What's My Line, at the end of the programme Eamonn Andrews bought her back on stage to take a bow and then said to her "This Is Your Life"
There's something incredible about her beauty. I can't put my finger on why she seems more beautiful than almost anyone I've ever seen. I've been mentally comparing her to Audrey Hepburn, but she's even more beautiful, at least here... and in part because of her intelligence. I'd never heard of her before WML. Is she on more than two episodes?
When Gracie came in, I thought this is just another old famous lady. To my surprise, she was so entertaining and, like Arlene, I wish she stayed longer.
Me too, the thing about her she was a "total package," Other people were funnier, or could sing better and so on, but she did them all in one package like few others could.
This is a new one on me. Fields was renowned in the UK for her voice and great spirit, but I had no idea she had made any impression on Americans. I need to google this.
If you look back at newspaper reports from 1960 you would see that Don Rose was forced to leave as rowing coach due to his bad relationship with his team.
Wow, some of these comments directed at Ms. Fields about her singing voice deserved an apology afterwards as she was known for her comedy AND strong singing voice. Arlene at 17:31: "I have a feeling you must be a comedienne . . . . a comedian but not a singer"; Bennett Cerf at 18:28: "Despite all evidence to the contrary, have you ever appeared in a musical show?" She seemed a bit embarrassed by Arlene's remark. Granted, Ms. Fields was clowning around here, but it's obvious she's got a great voice, so I don't understand those remarks.
Remember too that they were blindfolded and she wasn't trying to sing as well as she would when performing and Bennett would ask that to see if it was true because he didn't know who it was at the time.
+Major Payne Are you kidding? That was she? I will have to search this movie. She is breath taking. I remember the movie but I was about 10 years of age.
Gracie: ‘Sings’ her answer after being asked if she’s a comedienne. Arlene: “A comedienne but not a singer”. The shade. But only Arlene could deliver without a hint of malice.
"You mean to say that this gentleman gets a salary for transporting passengers who don't pay?" 😂 I also had never heard of Gracie Fields before this episode. She was VERY funny!
No kidding! She was on an episode of "The Rockford Files", which also guest starred Lauren Bacall! If you haven't seen in you should seek it out. The series is streaming on a couple of channels.
Gracie Fields, a dazzling talent, massively popular with a gorgeous voice and great comic skills, who at one stage during the 1930s was the highest paid film star in the world.
19:26 Is John not saying that Gracie Fields is in the movie Around the World in 80 Days? He may be mistaken, given how many contemporary performers were in it. but I can't find anything today that shows her participation in that movie.
Sorry Dorothy missed this one. But her replacement, Dana Wynter was the most amazingly beautiful and captivatingly cultivated female human to ever suspend the breath-taken senses of male-kind!
Questions like "Could I do what you do?" are ambiguous. Does it mean: as Wynter is, right now? No. Does it mean: could Wynter do it in the future, given sufficient training and interest? Possibly. Does it mean: for a woman similar to Wynter but with the required training and interest? Yes.
This is easily explained. Dana Andrews was a cross-dresser and that was unusual in the 1950s. Then with enough heavy makeup he emerged as Dana Wynter. Later in the 1970s he did voice-acting for animation and played Wynter Warlock...
If Ed Wynn and Jean Stapleton had a baby, it would have been the first contestant. It's always interesting to see people on the show who would have been teenagers in the 19th century. 10:10 The second contestant looked like a real weasel, eh? I had a great Aunt who spoke the way Gracie Fields did when she disguised her voice. She spent half her life in the looney bin. 19:05 Arlene had her head turned so she could see through the space beside her nose. She always did that just before she guessed the mystery guest. What a faker! 22:57 The answer is YES, in Asian countries.
I read your comments in many episodes, and your words make me sick. ALL YOU DO IS CRITICIZE OR BELITTLE THE PARTICIPANTS IN WML. THE NEXT TIME YOU FEEL LIKE INSULTS, STUFF IT IN YOUR MOUTH.
Our Gracie recorded for HMV which stands for His Master's Voice and her records recorded in the United Kingdom were released by the Victor Talking Machine Company of Camden, New Jersey, known as RCA Victor from 1929 on. Surprised you didn't know that, you bloody toff!
At his size, I wonder if he was a coxswain when he competed rather than an oarsman. Anyway, his career at Columbia ended in disgrace. He was fired in the middle of the 1960 season, something unusual for college sports, especially a non-revenue producing one. Not only did his crews post a 1-14 record during his tenure at what had been one of the more prestigious sports for the Columbia Lions, but there had been a great deal of contention between him and members of the team. In fact, some of the best rowers wouldn't even come out for the team while he was coach. From the Columbia University student newspaper, the Columbia Daily Spectator, May 4, 1960: spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19600504-01.2.15&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN-May+1%2C+1960-----
I'd guess that it was because his size would be ideal for a jockey. No doubt before becoming a coach, he had had experience as a coxswain: the little guy who rides on the front of a crew scull and coordinates the work of the rowers by synchronizing their strokes.
I can't find anything on Mrs. Brewer (other than the same census results Mark got 6 months ago), which is rather annoying since you'd think her stage name'd get some results, but noooo. The All Important Stand-Up Watch: Everyone did for Mrs. Brewer. Only Dana did for Miss Fields. Tsk, Arlene. (Then again, she was only 60 at that point. And hadn't been knighted yet, as she was later.)
+juliansinger Searching for Mrs. Brewer under her theatrical name of Grandma Darling, I found one item in a show business newspaper, "The Billboard", dated 9/1/45. Darling might have been either her maiden name or the last name of a previous husband. Someone named Anne Darling helped her celebrate her 65th birthday in Buffalo. The item said that she began her entertainment career 50 years earlier in England with a "kiddie revue". There was an Anne Darling who had a career as an actress who was born in what is now Troy, NY in 1915. Isabel Brewer would have been around age 35 at that time.
The Brave Introvert As with so many bright people, it shocks us to learn this about them. But Arleen lived to a v advanced age, so it isn’t quite as shocking.
Why sad? They lived privileged lives....Arlene died last in 02... In San Francisco at an Alzheimer's facility... sad ending for a clever woman but everybody should be so well taken care of... Gable died in 86... Surf died in 71.... Dorothy was murdered in 65... Don't remember John's date. I love the show. I was a little boy when It was on the air.... It's filled with sexism and racism.... But that's what the world was like and in most ways still struggling with..
Thanks Timothy..thought John died earlier.. gonna see if there's a bio.book on him. I liked him but his Tilton School references got tiring..a bit snobby.. but again..In the day
I could only find two more appearances after 1967 of John. One for the Whats My Line at 25 Special in 1975 John looks about the same. and he appeared on a C-SPAN hearing panel in 1986, and he really aged.
They should all be ashamed they didnt guess the rowboat guy. They guessed he was in sports and that he had something to do with a boat....I think Dorothy would have gotten that right. They should have gotten the the dog catcher too.
Strange, for all the good manners on this show, I've noticed John never covers his mouth when he coughs. I'm watching in order, so like 200 shows, it's not the first time, he never does!
I had never heard of this mystery guest before. As far as I am concerned she would have drove my to the nut house in just few minutes. I was not impressed.
Doug w. Dana Wynter was in the movie" The Invasion of the Body Snatchers" with Kevin McCarthy,back in the mid to late 1950's.It was one of the best science fiction movies in films,a cult classic,I would think.It was about aliens replicating your body,as soon as you fell asleep,and the " body forms were pods,that the bodies " developed in.and became" alive" and Was that person's double.I can not remember,the name of the planet,these aliens were from? A very scary,frightening movie when it came out.I think,TCM,has had it on its station.
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It's mindblowing how beautiful Dana Wynter was.
She's incredible, isn't she? I've never seen anyone with that kind of beauty.
I first remember seeing her in "Sink the Bismark". Remarkably beautiful.
In the 70s Gracie lived on the isle of Capri where my mum and dad met her and got her autograph which I've still got.
Gracie fields was amazing
Dana Wynter is a stunning lady. And Arlene too, especially at 12:39. Miaow :)
Dana Wynter and Arlene both stood up to shake Ms. Brewer's hand. Nice show of respect for the 76 year old.
Juanette Butts Arleen did not stand. Usually the women stay seated to say farewell, the men standing. Dana Wynter was an exception in this as well as in her beauty.
Etiquette says that, within one sex, the younger stands to say hello and goodbye to the older.
@@mckavitt13 Arlene Did stand.
@@SueProv Didn’t take that in. Quite the opposite. Will watch again. Thanks for info, Sue.
What a delightful lady Gracie was.
wiguy3 I have never heard of her, but she was a riot :)
John Waller -- I hadn't heard of her either, until I saw her as a mystery guest in a 1955 appearance on WML. She seemed to love entertaining people and she had fun doing it, too. In fact, not so many mystery guests were as fun as she was.
I love this show and especially John Daly as the host What a wonderful person he is so respectful to everyone and such a warm hearted man It’s been such a pleasure to find these shows and thanks so much for who ever puts them on I think the respect for each other shows loud and clear a far cry from today Many thanks
Gracie was a huge star before
@@JLionelWaller I discovered Gracie Fields back in the 1970s, and was upset when she died. I love her work and visited Capri where she lived.
Just love this show and the people in it. We never had a TV until 1960s.
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Gracie Fields appeared on the uk version of What's My Line, at the end of the programme Eamonn Andrews bought her back on stage to take a bow and then said to her "This Is Your Life"
Dana Wynter is achingly gorgeous.
That is very true, she is perfect. Better looking than many film stars. I would have liked another hair do on her however...
Yes she is
There's something incredible about her beauty. I can't put my finger on why she seems more beautiful than almost anyone I've ever seen. I've been mentally comparing her to Audrey Hepburn, but she's even more beautiful, at least here... and in part because of her intelligence.
I'd never heard of her before WML. Is she on more than two episodes?
Dana Wynter, such an impossibly beautiful lady, absolutely stunning - you don't get the same class, elegance and style in today's 'stars' !
And SO MANY try to emulate this - but the breeding of years past was something I witnessed as a child of the 60s
Truer words were never spoken.
When Gracie came in, I thought this is just another old famous lady. To my surprise, she was so entertaining and, like Arlene, I wish she stayed longer.
She was a good dancer. Edit..Sorry, got her mixed up with Gracie Allen.
Gracie Fields was a huge star in Great Britain. She was a superb singer/comedienne.
Dana’s beauty was and still is top tier!
Our Gracie a true “STAR”.
I am always disappointed when Dorothy isn't on the panel. But it is fun to see Gracie Fields on this episode!
Dana Wynter is refinement's best representative.
... along with Arlene!
Did you notice, at 20:16 , that she stood up to shake Gracie Fields' hand? I *knew* she would! (She was not yet Dame Gracie, but she would be.)
Dana Wynter... wow!
She reminds me a bit of a young Joan Collins.
I agree...but I won't even born yet at this point but wow!
@@Wizardofgosz Joan Collins was two years younger than Dana Wynter.
She actually looks and sounds angelic.
Wonderful how John Daly enjoys. this so much.
I watched this one because Dana Wynter was on the panel, so beautiful!
I would love to see her act!
I watch these shows in the car on the way to work and back (I listen, lol) but I forget to hit the LIKE BUTTON! So everyone HIT LIKE!!!
See Gracie Fields This Is Your Life and The British Greats on you tube thanks love this.
I couldn't be happier that John Daly is back.
yeah I was starting to wonder if anyone was gonna notice the ret urn of our "Hero" John Charles Daly or not. Although Fadiman was pretty good.
@@steveburrus5526 No he wasn't!
That substitute was god-awful. It should have been Arlene. Sexism in action.
I love Gracie Fields!
Me too, the thing about her she was a "total package," Other people were funnier, or could sing better and so on, but she did them all in one package like few others could.
Loving the giggling. It's contagious lol
No Dorothy? Not even a "hurry back from...."
I've heard of Gracie Fields but this is the first time I've ever seen her. Really funny.
This is a new one on me. Fields was renowned in the UK for her voice and great spirit, but I had no idea she had made any impression on Americans. I need to google this.
It’s a hoot when Arlene gets in one of her “Now look here” tizzies. And finally, Bennett stood up to John’s Circumlocutions!
If you look back at newspaper reports from 1960 you would see that Don Rose was forced to leave as rowing coach due to his bad relationship with his team.
But below it says he coached until 2005.
Gracie Fields did a wonderful job during WWII entertaining in the UK and keeping up the spirits of people enduring terrible hardships.
Wow, some of these comments directed at Ms. Fields about her singing voice deserved an apology afterwards as she was known for her comedy AND strong singing voice. Arlene at 17:31: "I have a feeling you must be a comedienne . . . . a comedian but not a singer"; Bennett Cerf at 18:28: "Despite all evidence to the contrary, have you ever appeared in a musical show?" She seemed a bit embarrassed by Arlene's remark. Granted, Ms. Fields was clowning around here, but it's obvious she's got a great voice, so I don't understand those remarks.
@MrVidaeverdade Gracie possessed a strong, easy voice. It's just that her Lancastrian accent got in the way, if you like.
Remember too that they were blindfolded and she wasn't trying to sing as well as she would when performing and Bennett would ask that to see if it was true because he didn't know who it was at the time.
I'd never heard of Dana Wynter before this but as stated in previous comments - WOW!
Zac M. Dana Wynters played the female lead in the original classic "Invasion of the Body Snatchers".
+Major Payne Are you kidding? That was she? I will have to search this movie. She is breath taking. I remember the movie but I was about 10 years of age.
She played opposite Kevin McCarthy in that great movie. Ms.Wynter also starred alongside Kenneth More in "Sink the Bismark".
"Wow", indeed.
She reminds me a bit of a young Joan Collins.
I've been very keen on Dana Wynter since I first saw her in Sink the Bismarck. Her birth name was Dagmar Winter.
Gracie's giggling is contagious!
She was wonderful! 😂🥰👏👏
I would say annoyingly over the top, but it was lovely to see hear.
Dana Wynter was the most beautiful actrice and woman of all times
Gracie: ‘Sings’ her answer after being asked if she’s a comedienne.
Arlene: “A comedienne but not a singer”.
The shade. But only Arlene could deliver without a hint of malice.
And it appeared Miss Fields did not appreciate the comment.
"You mean to say that this gentleman gets a salary for transporting passengers who don't pay?" 😂
I also had never heard of Gracie Fields before this episode. She was VERY funny!
Dana Wynter, so gorgeous!
Honestly Ho-Ho-Kus is such a cool and fun name to say.
I thought it was just me until I scanned the comments. Dana Wynter is so transcendentally beautiful she makes your teeth hurt - and timelessly so.
Did you happen to see original BODY SNATCHERS- 1956? Her utter perfection just blew me away!♥
@@enriquesanchez2001 …there was a similar quality with Barbara Rush back then too. But Dana’s even more so.
@@christopherleodaniels7203 Ah yes Barbara!
@@enriquesanchez2001 …yes. Multiple times. Stunning lady.
No kidding! She was on an episode of "The Rockford Files", which also guest starred Lauren Bacall! If you haven't seen in you should seek it out. The series is streaming on a couple of channels.
I am already in love with Mrs Brewer as I am with miss Gracie Field
Grandma Darling
Martin Gable, Tony Randall, Robert Q. Lewis, and of course Steve Allen were my favorite guest panelists.
Gracie Fields, a dazzling talent, massively popular with a gorgeous voice and great comic skills, who at one stage during the 1930s was the highest paid film star in the world.
Such nice manners and such nice conversations, i sometime make my son watch these episodes in hope some little part will get imbibed
Dana is absolutely stunning!!
If Wynter could become winter, no one would seek summer anymore.
Timothy Hughes - Funny!
Sounds like something Bennett would come up with.
19:26 Is John not saying that Gracie Fields is in the movie Around the World in 80 Days? He may be mistaken, given how many contemporary performers were in it. but I can't find anything today that shows her participation in that movie.
She recorded a song in Britian in the late 50's called "Around the World", so maybe he got confused.
I subsequently found that she WAS in the movie, along with that large list of "cameo" players.
Imagine being born about 1882 and living into the age of radio, color television, jet planes, and artificial satellites!
There were not many color televisions in 1958.
@@RonGerstein , there also weren't many artificial satellites-but such things existed then anyway.
What did Bennett go to Toronto for? I couldn't understand what they were saying so I might have missed it.
I have heard the name Gracie Fields, but never seen her preform.
I don't think you'd want to see her postform either 😂🤦😂
Came here to find out how Dana Wynter's first name is pronounced. Martin Gabel pronounces it "Donna".
Sorry Dorothy missed this one. But her replacement, Dana Wynter was the most amazingly beautiful and captivatingly cultivated female human to ever suspend the breath-taken senses of male-kind!
@Chris Bowen Lovely Dana Wynter. Greg Bautzer broke his long bachelorhood to marry her. Attractive parents made an attractive child!
Dorothy only died in 1965. So Dana did not replace Dorothy.
Totally agree absolutely 😊
Love how the segments are split up by guest.
Questions like "Could I do what you do?" are ambiguous. Does it mean: as Wynter is, right now? No. Does it mean: could Wynter do it in the future, given sufficient training and interest? Possibly. Does it mean: for a woman similar to Wynter but with the required training and interest? Yes.
Anybody else get confused about pronouncing Dana Wynter and Dana Andrews?
This is easily explained. Dana Andrews was a cross-dresser and that was unusual in the 1950s. Then with enough heavy makeup he emerged as Dana Wynter. Later in the 1970s he did voice-acting for animation and played Wynter Warlock...
I'd be hard pressed to think of anyone as remotely stunning as Dana Winter.. it's insane
You're right, Lars. Her beauty is rather extreme and haunting.
Mrs. Brewer looks like Edith Bunker's mom!😂😂😂
Gracie Fields one of the best voice disguises ever.
Martin Gabel was witty here.
The first challenger looks like she could have been related to Edith Bunker, and I mean that as a compliment 😊
I want to time travel and marry Dana Wynter.
@ianh 1984 You'll have to fight Greg Bautzer for her!
If Ed Wynn and Jean Stapleton had a baby, it would have been the first contestant. It's always interesting to see people on the show who would have been teenagers in the 19th century.
10:10 The second contestant looked like a real weasel, eh? I had a great Aunt who spoke the way Gracie Fields did when she disguised her voice. She spent half her life in the looney bin. 19:05 Arlene had her head turned so she could see through the space beside her nose. She always did that just before she guessed the mystery guest. What a faker! 22:57 The answer is YES, in Asian countries.
I read your comments in many episodes, and your words make me sick. ALL YOU DO IS CRITICIZE OR BELITTLE THE PARTICIPANTS IN WML.
THE NEXT TIME YOU FEEL LIKE INSULTS, STUFF IT IN YOUR MOUTH.
Arlene Francis is a FOX.
Ms. Fields was a scream!
76 year old's dress these days as if they are 40 and look good.
Dan Celli - Things are really different these days. Now 76 year olds look both glamorous and young. Jane Fonda comes to mind
16:15 Who?
Some celebrities fade into obscurity. It's bound to happen.
Our Gracie recorded for HMV which stands for His Master's Voice and her records recorded in the United Kingdom were released by the Victor Talking Machine Company of Camden, New Jersey, known as RCA Victor from 1929 on. Surprised you didn't know that, you bloody toff!
She was so funny🤣
Second game. Rose rows.
At his size, I wonder if he was a coxswain when he competed rather than an oarsman.
Anyway, his career at Columbia ended in disgrace. He was fired in the middle of the 1960 season, something unusual for college sports, especially a non-revenue producing one. Not only did his crews post a 1-14 record during his tenure at what had been one of the more prestigious sports for the Columbia Lions, but there had been a great deal of contention between him and members of the team. In fact, some of the best rowers wouldn't even come out for the team while he was coach.
From the Columbia University student newspaper, the Columbia Daily Spectator, May 4, 1960:
spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19600504-01.2.15&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN-May+1%2C+1960-----
Wonder what prompted Arlene to ask, (first question!) If the guest was in sports? Hmmm
I'd guess that it was because his size would be ideal for a jockey. No doubt before becoming a coach, he had had experience as a coxswain: the little guy who rides on the front of a crew scull and coordinates the work of the rowers by synchronizing their strokes.
I can't find anything on Mrs. Brewer (other than the same census results Mark got 6 months ago), which is rather annoying since you'd think her stage name'd get some results, but noooo.
The All Important Stand-Up Watch: Everyone did for Mrs. Brewer. Only Dana did for Miss Fields. Tsk, Arlene. (Then again, she was only 60 at that point. And hadn't been knighted yet, as she was later.)
+juliansinger
Searching for Mrs. Brewer under her theatrical name of Grandma Darling, I found one item in a show business newspaper, "The Billboard", dated 9/1/45. Darling might have been either her maiden name or the last name of a previous husband. Someone named Anne Darling helped her celebrate her 65th birthday in Buffalo. The item said that she began her entertainment career 50 years earlier in England with a "kiddie revue".
There was an Anne Darling who had a career as an actress who was born in what is now Troy, NY in 1915. Isabel Brewer would have been around age 35 at that time.
@@loissimmons6558 love all your research. Thanks
I fear the definition of the word comedienne has changed over the years. It used to mean obnoxious ;
however interesting.
Wonder if the first contestant is still alive. I would love to see her act.
She was apparently born in 1883, so she probably died in the late 60s or 70s.
The first contestant looks like Ed Wynn.
My fifth birthday!
I was 6 years old the next day.
Ironic that Arlene mentioned mental health a few time on the show and she ended up with Alzheimers.
The Brave Introvert - No. Please don't tell me that.
The Brave Introvert As with so many bright people, it shocks us to learn this about them. But Arleen lived to a v advanced age, so it isn’t quite as shocking.
It's no one's fault if they get Alzheimer's but when they are on their 90's it's not uncommon.
Sad those on the panel are all gone..
Why sad? They lived privileged lives....Arlene died last in 02... In San Francisco at an Alzheimer's facility... sad ending for a clever woman but everybody should be so well taken care of... Gable died in 86... Surf died in 71.... Dorothy was murdered in 65... Don't remember John's date. I love the show. I was a little boy when It was on the air.... It's filled with sexism and racism.... But that's what the world was like and in most ways still struggling with..
Olson bean still alive he was panel on here also tell the true
@@tedthomas1993 John in 1991.
Thanks Timothy..thought John died earlier.. gonna see if there's a bio.book on him. I liked him but his Tilton School references got tiring..a bit snobby.. but again..In the day
I could only find two more appearances after 1967 of John. One for the Whats My Line at 25 Special in 1975 John looks about the same. and he appeared on a C-SPAN hearing panel in 1986, and he really aged.
*_Does Nightclub Song and Dance Act_*
*_Head Rowing Coach, Columbia University Crew_*
*_Dog Catcher_*
I wonder if Isabel Brewer is related to me
I hope not. She wouldn't have deserved that torture.
They should all be ashamed they didnt guess the rowboat guy. They guessed he was in sports and that he had something to do with a boat....I think Dorothy would have gotten that right. They should have gotten the the dog catcher too.
Send a postcard complaint 😊
Mrs. Worthington's dress and hair are rather in the style of the late '20s.
👎 in all dog catchers! 🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶
Strange, for all the good manners on this show, I've noticed John never covers his mouth when he coughs. I'm watching in order, so like 200 shows, it's not the first time, he never does!
JAY TERRY Maybe because he has to shake hands.....then again he could use his other hand.
😂👏
Send a postcard complaint 😊
OK, Marie Worthington's outfit is monumentally bad.
who in the world allowed the Lovely Lady Dog Catcher wear that horrific dress! OMG !!
70 years ago it was acceptable to wear that type of dress 😊
John had the absolute worst cough!!! Total smokers cough there
Gracie was getting on John's nerves - and mine, too
Send a postcard complaint 😊
I had never heard of this mystery guest before. As far as I am concerned she would have drove my to the nut house in just
few minutes. I was not impressed.
dana wynter was very pretty but came off as snobbish and dont remember her being relevant back in this age of tv and film.
+oldfart4751 Actually, she was of German origins (b. Dagmar Winter)
oldfart4751 We were discussing Dana Wynter
Snobby? She got up to greet Gracie Fields, Arlene not so much.
Doug w. Dana Wynter was in the movie" The Invasion of the Body Snatchers" with Kevin McCarthy,back in the mid to late 1950's.It was one of the best science fiction movies in films,a cult classic,I would think.It was about aliens replicating your body,as soon as you fell asleep,and the " body forms were pods,that the bodies " developed in.and became" alive" and Was that person's double.I can not remember,the name of the planet,these aliens were from? A very scary,frightening movie when it came out.I think,TCM,has had it on its station.
Wynter seemed sophisticated not snobbish.
Arlene was so "darling" with her coy comments.