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What's My Line? - Jolie Gabor; Tony Perkins; Lloyd Nolan [panel] (Dec 29, 1957)
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2014
- MYSTERY GUEST: Jolie Gabor [mother of the Gabor sisters, Zsa Zsa & Eva]; Tony Perkins [film actor, best known for his role as Norman Bates in "Psycho" (1960), yet to come]
PANEL: Dorothy Kilgallen, Lloyd Nolan, Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf
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i remember watching Psycho for the first time and being distracted from how unsettling the character is by how cute tony perkins was
I remember waching that movie as a kid , terrified the living daylights out of me !
He was my first TV crush
That was the point of casting him. In the book, the description of the character is nothing like Tony Perkins.
Jolie Gabor died at the age of 100 in 1997. That was two years after Eva's death and two months before Magda's. Zsa Zsa died in 2015 at the age of 99.
Tony couldn't be more charming! He was absolutely adorable, so handsome, what an amazing talent!!!! Unique!
Oh love seeing Lloyd Nolan. My great Uncle.
Tony Perkins was handsome and such a talented actor. He left us way too soon.
I am always amazed how young and quiet Anthony Perkins was before he played Norman Bates in Psycho. Really great actor.
Even more amazing, he was still young and quiet after Psycho.
Even MORE amazing, he was young and quiet DURING Psycho too.
He was cast as Norman Bates so you wouldn't guess he was the murderer until the final reveal.
He was perfect for that role in “psycho”
WHAT?? "Psycho" was only three years later. He didn't age that much in three years.
Jolie Gabor - someone asked Zsa Zsa which of the Gabors was the oldest and she answered, "She'd never admit it, but mama is."
Dorothy K. was an extremely intelligent woman. The way she's able to drill down from question one and get the line of work is amazing!
James R Agreed. The best driller in the history of the show.
At 22:03 she figured out that the 'apply to both sexes' question got a laugh and immediately figured out - animals. Narrowed in from there like Sherlock Holmes.
Arlene was just as skilled. Dorothy was a reporter it was simply put her line of work. She was 50/50 on average
Arlene wasn't far behind her; in fact, ahead of her quite often.
Jolie Gabor lived to be, I think, 100! She famously hired opera diva Maria Callas' estranged mother to work in her Madison Avenue costume jewelry boutique, and got TONS of publicity. She also had an outlet on Palm Canyon in Palm Springs. As a child I remember seeing Jolie, Zsa Zsa, Eva and non-pro sis Magda, at different times, usually at Melvyn's restaurant. They were colorful, memorable and larger than life. They don't make em like that, any more!
Tony Perkins was adorably dashing! 💕💕👏
tony perkins has a certain quality about him, like he's mysterious yet innocent looking at the same time.
Thank you! Love Tony. One of my favorite actors and singers, so when he said "not really" to whether he could sing or not, I must say that he most certainly can!
Just came here to say that I'm also a huge Doug Jr. fan!!
Apparently, he hated the sound of his own voice and wasn’t at all confident or willing to pursue a singing career further, as when he first heard his voice on a record singing soft jazz, he said that his voice sounded terrible (to him at least) and later in life he viewed it as a second rate art. I don’t think he viewed himself as a crooner, at all.
Kinda breaks my heart that he didn’t like the sound of his own voice and thought of himself as a terrible singer and was reluctant to share his talents with the world.
I read that Ella Fitzgerald also was not that confident in her abilities.
@@beccawiley6684 sorry, but jesus christ i thought you said 'just came here to say he also had a huge dong'
Gosh, Tony Perkins was so handsome.
I can't look at Tony Perkins without thinking of Norman Bates.
I know, I'm melting!
@Gretchen King. He sure was!
Tony Perkins died at the relatively young age of 60. What a shame. He was the same age as my dad but I always liked him and his talent.
Greg H Regrettably, HIV has a way of shortening lives.
His poor wife died less then 10 years later in the 9/11 attacks. Very sad story.
@@danielfronc4304 Anthony's father, Osgood Perkins, who was a wonderful actor best known for his performances in plays on Broadway, died young too. Osgood Perkins died at age 45.
I can definitely see the resemblance to Eva. Someone asked one of the sisters who was the oldest, and she said, "Well, she'll never admit it, but it's Mama."
Tony Perkins was so beautiful.... good post!
I absolutely agree with you on that. One of the most beautiful actors ever!
We can all on that, I guess.
Extremely handsome!
Now we see where the Gabor girls get their looks from Mama Jolie.
However, it should be said that even though Mama owned a jewelry store, the Gabor sisters got their jewels from their husbands. As Zsa Zsa said, "I never hated a man enough to give him diamonds back."
She was of two minds on the identity of a girl's best friend. On the one hand, she said "Diamonds are a girl's best friend and dogs are a man's best friend. Now you know which sex has more sense." On the other hand, she said "I have learned that not diamonds but divorce lawyers are a girl's best friend."
To be fair to Zsa Zsa, she had other interests besides jewels. For example she was quite interested in housekeeping. She once claimed, "I am a marvelous housekeeper. Every time I leave a man, I keep his house."
Same plastic surgeon :)
Jolie means pretty in French.
In the year following the failed Hungarian revolution, WML had Hungarians Ernie Kovacs, and three members of the Gabor family: Zsa Zsa, Eva and now Jolie. Magda rarely appeared on television and was never on WML.
I wonder why Magda rarely appeared on TV because I haven't found clips of what she even sounded like.
"The entertainment director at San Quentin Prison." That takes the cake for the most interesting "line" in the history of the show.
I read his obituary, he had a pretty interesting life. I wonder if he had anything to do with bringing Johnny Cash to SQ in the early '60s.
For me, the one that takes the prize for most interesting "line" is the nudist colony director, Yolande Reed. But, this one is very good.
Perkins' widow died on American Airlines Flight 11, the first plane to crash into the Twin Towers on 9/11. She was 53.
I didn't know that..wow
@@gailsirois7175 she was the sister of Marisa Berenson who was in Cabaret with Liza Minnelli.
He had children with her I think. Sad for the kids
He had already gone, there were two boys left after her. Sad for them. Not sure how old they were.
god, he was gorgeous and charming and a very good actor. Being young at the time, i saw him first in Psycho (1960) where he sure was devilish :)
that smile could throw you for a loop :} 🌼🌷🌈
Lloyd nolan is my great uncle. I see the family resemblance and humor
He was great playing the detectives! Great voice too.
Tony was such an amiable soul which was not often shown in the pictures he made. However, I would suggest "The Matchmaker" (Starred Ms. Shirley Booth who gave a brilliant performance). In that film Tony displays so much youthful charm, much as on this WML episode. A terrible fate AIDS brought to so many.
Interesting that Anthony Perkins is a left hander yet played the right handed Jimmy Piersall in "Fear Strikes Out". He threw the baseball right handed (although not that well) in this movie. It's an oddity, but some people do write left handed yet throw right handed. Brooks Robinson is one of the most notable examples. However, Perkins was a total left hander and worked hard to learn to throw a baseball with his right hand for this movie.
Babe Ruth threw lefty, yet wrote righty
I myself is lefty, do all the strong works left handed, throw ball with left hand but I write with right hand. So I think it's quite natural practice among others too, even actors.
However actors have to change theirs appareances, hair colours and styles and even their habits for the sake of the characters they are playing. So I think that's quite natural too.
Tony Perkins. What to say. Wow. His very early luscious period. "Look Homeward Angel" must have been something to behold. This is his first appearance. He appeared a number of times on WML. He was on the panel that memorable night when the female justice of the peace from Arkansas showed up as a contestant, and on another memorable night when Dorothy Kilgallen showed up as the mystery guest.
Tony was drop-dead gorgeous!
Yes, he was. I wonder if he know that.
Jolie was so cute when answering. Clearly she was having fun
As soon as the question about diamonds being useful was asked, I knew that John would call for a conference.
Long gone are the days when horror film actors got their start on Broadway theatre.
How wonderful that San Quentin had a Director of Entertainment! Maintaining a more positive environment was good for all concerned. Remember the famous Johhy Cash Concert at San Quentin?
Anthony what do you mean “not really” to singing!? His voice is flawless! I love his songs 🎶❤️
Several RUclips entries with him singing in French. Quite accomplished in both the language and in his singing.
Omg Tony, I loooove you
Anthony Perkins died on September 12, 1992. His widow Berry Berenson was on the plane that crashed into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, one day before the ninth anniversary of Perkins' death.
what is a Plan? you mean a Plane
Daniel 2017 Snippy
Patty Pretzel Unless they've changed the English language others might say correct, like calling a man a widow. Puhleeze!
Daniel Fronc
Berry was a woman.
Daniel Fronc
But was Berry was his widow. He died before she did. Regaedless of him dying first she would still be his widow.
For years, sponsors alternated between Stopette/Helene Curtis and Remington Rand. This program introduced a new sponsor with Florida Citrus.
I like that as well. And in the next week, Mutual of Omaha suddenly appeared. I only remembered them from Wild Kingdom a decade later.
I like Tony Perkins performance in the movie, with Diana Ross, "Lady Sings The Blues", the bio pic on the late/great Billie Holliday. He played a photographer.
Wrong film. He appeared as a photographer in “Mahagony” starring Miss Ross.
Yay, another playlist boxed off! Loving these shows so much, thank you for all your hard work in uploading them!
Since nobody else said it I will. They had a real psycho on this show.
Larry Grebler: What do you mean? Is there a false psycho?
@@johnpickford4222 I hope you realize I was making a joke about the fact that Tony Perkins, started in the movie called "Psycho". If not, look it up it was quite the film in its day.
The Sophie Loren that John mentions in passing is Sophia Loren. "Desire Under the Elms" also featured Burl Ives, Pernell Roberts and Frank Overton. A great movie.
Dick Wilson As opposed to all the other Sophia Lorens.
The studio hated that movie. In Hollywood they called it 'Perspire Under the Arms'.
Dorothy missed her chance to ask "Have you ever dropped your address book out of a helicopter over the Greek Isles?"
I was waiting for that too!
A prison with a honor system. What could go wrong?
I loved Lloyd Nolan in Payton Place.
Mr Nolan, guest panelist took forever to ask questions!
Jolie is actually showing she's more fun and "cuter" (not pretty but cute like a child), than any of her daughters.
A. Perkins was a handsome fellow then
I love how Jolie is doing everything she can to hide her arms and waist when they are near to camera to try to look thin.
i love this show.....i as born too late....my parents were 13 when this was on tv.....
SOOO HANDSOME ANTHONY PERKINS! Kimberly!
Dang Perkins was quite the looker
Jolie was adorable and certainly out classed shallow Zsa Zsa !!
What a doll.
Having being officially a part of the City of New York for nearly 60 years I notice that contestants from Brooklyn (like the last one) still identify themselves as coming from "Brooklyn New York" rather than just "New York City" is that still a thing today?
Yes, it is still quite common, but probably most often with other New Yorkers. I'm sure if they were speaking to someone from Europe they'd be more likely to say, New York City.
My wife is from the Bronx, and to her New York City means Manhattan. When asked where she is from, she always says the Bronx, never New York or New York City.
simply put - Yes. :)
Only Manhattan people 🏃🏼♀️ really say New York City. Then there’s Brooklyn 🧑🏾🎤, Queens 🕺🏻, da Bronx ⚾️, and Staten Island 🏝.
@@TrainsFerriesFeet YES! Even when you now live in Florida.
@@mikejschin I grew up in Queens. When speaking about going into Manhattan, my friend would say she was "going to the city".
I've always had a mild crush on Lloyd Nolan. I think it's his voice.
I wonder if Mr. Swaggerty was the one who booked Johnny Cash?
I know Johnny Cash played Folsom prison but I don't know if he ever appeared at San Quentin.
It's great how they hand out compliments to each other on television instead of hatred and disses like today
Interesting that Jolie Gabor’s store only catered to women. Did jewelry stores back then not have men’s items? The no was interesting too, because the product can be worn by men, however I suppose the products in her store specifically were only for women
I’d argue that diamonds & precious gems do technically grow in the ground.
You said Jolie was the Gabor sister, but Magda was the other sister and Jolie was their mother. Just figured I'd clear that up
Ah, thank you for the info. I made a correction to the description.
Who's Magda Gabor? Has she ever played in anything?
@@kristabrewer9363: Another sister, yes, but very early and in Hungary. She was more famous for being Zsa Zsa and Eva's sister and for marrying a lot.
Tony was discreetly involved with actor Tab Hunter just before this period of time. Paramount insisted that Perkins break it off. The relationship was also quite strained due to a movie rights betrayal. Tab received critical applause for his portrayal of baseball great Jim Piersall in the 1955 TV version of "Fear Strikes Out" and wanted his studio, Warner Bros., to buy the film rights for him. Tony knew this but secretly had Paramount buy the rights for him instead. The 1957 film version starring Perkins was also critically acclaimed.
I skipped past the beginning and didn't see the sponsor, so I was wondering why the cards had pictures of Florida on them, that seemed odd...!
Lloyd Nolan didn't look very comfortable on the panel. Kinda like he really didn't want to be there.
He was probably very unused to this sort of TV. Being a panellist was very different to a straight acting job. Generally you're not in front of a live audience.
Twice John calls Mr. Swagerty Mr. Hagerty.
Still good laughs. This would be a great show still today, bring it back. I love seeing the hair, the dresses and how the men on the panel would be sued for sexual harassment. Wolf whistles at one of the guests. Wow, I am surprised they aren't smoking too.
I doubt it, you look at some of the shows today, and WML is pretty mild by comparison.
Cindy G Wow
Cindy G they did smoke in the early years 1950 when the show started . . .
On some of the other panel shots in 50s and 60s they smoked all the time. And handed out cigarettes as prizes. wml was very clean in comparison.
As good as Robert Preston was in the previous weeks episode, Lloyd Nolan is totally the opposite in this one.
Sorry, but my impression of Jolie is that she's even "blonder" than her famous daughters. She keeps nodding her head instead of saying "yes" as if the blindfolded panelists could see her, and seems surprised when there's no reaction.
Bigfoot Mangiacavallo I think she was scared of saying anything because her accent would give her away.
Adam Scarpetta You may be right. In any case, you have a more charitable explanation.
i think she, at times, wanted john to answer for her which is why there’s such long pause between answers.
@@CamhiRichard Seems nice
Leading man "not really"....to think that Psycho hadn't even been started shooting at this point.
He actually had started gaining fame before Psycho. Psycho brought him international fame but also led to typecasting.
Psych was 1960
Tony Perkins was so handsome
They all engaged in the Jailhouse Rock.
WooHoo!
In the end no answer as to which panelist particularly knew Jolie Gabor well enough to visit her at home and vice versa.... any info/insights? I assumed it was one of the women, and I was guessing Dorothy just because it seemed maybe a little harder to believe not knowing neighbors Arlene and Bennett more equally well, but in the end there was really no indication who it was, so now I'm curious!
I guess as a Hollywood reporter Dorothy would make sense. Since I hadn't caught on who she was I was watching and thinking, I wonder who it is who knows the fancy jewelry store owner so well?😅
I wondered the same thing, to be honest. I guess we'll never know. I would guess it could have been any of them, though I'm not certain where Mr. Nolan resided.
Jolie Gabor's elaborate dress made a swishing sound as she came onstage. That prompted the question 'Are you in costume?' which got a 'no'. In fact the shiny fabric and the long scarf or stole or maybe even a cape amount to a costume because nobody in daily life would wear such a thing. Normally we can't judge the fashion because the episodes are in black and white but in this case the word 'overdone' feels right.
You say "nobody in daily life" as if you never heard of evening wear. Yes, Mrs. Gabor was elaborately dressed, as if for an occasion when her escort would be wearing white tie and a tailcoat, and at the time there would have been any number of New York restaurants and night clubs where that level of formality was expected. Compared to our modern informality, it may seem like a costume, but to her, at the time, I can see why she didn't think of what she was wearing as a costume. She hadn't dressed that way with the idea of going to a "costume party" after all.
Loved Tony’s voice!!
Tony Perkins was darling. Agree Psycho really typecast him.
It's too bad they couldn't have done a quick fly-in for Tobin Rote of the Detroit Lions after they won what is at the moment their last NFL championship on the same date this episode aired......he probably could have done either side of the "Mystery Guest" at the beginning or towards the end......
Really clever of him to use "creaky voice."
I think this was right after the Tall Story. Perkins was still more gawky romantic. Psycho ruined him
YOUR SO FUCKED UP ITS NOT FUNNY.
‘Tall Story’ was 1960 but before Psycho. Tall Story was a great movie with Tony and Jane Fonda who was darling in it. This clip is from late 1957
According to wikipedia, Anthony Perkins was briefly considered for the title role in "Lawrence of Arabia" before the part was offered to Peter O'Toole. I think the producer made the right decision.
Prison dances unlikely without women? Think again.
Yes, what was Dorothy thinking?
Which is why John Daly moved quickly to get them off that track.
Didn't have line dancing.
I don't think the last contestant has a chance
It's so strange to not see Stopette and Helen Curtis and Remington Rand ad the sponsor. I liked their ads too vintage, and they didn't take up the entire front of the panel did like this. It's crazy and I don't like it at all. Why, why?
Lloyd Nolan was a great actor but not much of a panelist. He looked so uncomfortable on that panel.
The guest panelists are often out of their element not playing the game regularly
Jewelry is only for women? Hmmmm looking at my wedding ring....
Anthony Pperkins was so young but his voice was creepy.
16:28 some jailhouse rock perhaps
Beware of Norman Mizz Dorothy because he's mostly known for his singing in the shower. LOL ! 👹💘
It's odd to think that the U.S. prison system would actually have a salaried position for Entertainment Director, even back in the 1950s! Nowadays, I would imagine any entertainment is overseen by the warden's staff or appropriate prison board.
The warden is the " top of chain of commands" in the Ca prison system and "Entertainment Director is part of the warden's "free staff"
There were all kinds of jokes made about prisons and prisoners back then. That wouldn’t happen today.
Sometimes I find it irritating when someone has to mention famous parents of the mystery guests. I would like it better to just celebrate the guest who is there.
Patrick Heath Yes, a wise man once said that those who define themselves by their ancestors are like potatoes - the better part of them are underground.
They should have asked the guy from San Quentin "Are you a prisoner."
Lloyd Nolan was so bad it's painful watching him.
Lloyd Nolan was pretty bad here.
Guess they didn't have jewelry for men back then ?...Maybe they called it sometging else (?)...
Jolie Gabor was the perfect example of wearing too much jewelry. The male contestant looked like he had rotten teeth.