Just three short years later, around 1963, I trusted the Lord Jesus Christ as my Lord and savior because of the preaching of this dear man. 1John 5:12 "He that hath the Son hath life; and he that hath not the Son of God hath not life." (KJV)
I am 80 years old, and I am enjoying watching these shows more the second time around than the first time when I was in college! One small joy of being OLD.
You do not see this sort of respect, and reverence today, as you see each one of these people interact with one another. I wish these values would return. God help us all.
I was born 10/12/60... I have no doubt my mom and dad watched this show.... my mom passed in 1968 in her sleep... I get a sense of comfort watching this.
That says a little for Rev. Graham in how he conducts himself and his genuineness. Devoted 60 years to preaching the Gospel of Jesus. His ministry was a well oiled machine that involved thousands of workers . Every phase was handled in an upright way.
But when they do that, it's because some broad questions cannot be answered with yes or no. John also has to think often. Some guests are unfamiliar with the speech of the panellists. Questions about a dish coukdnt be more straightforward. But yes, I agree. Shecwas most decisive and clear. A great competent lady
My dad was a staunch Catholic and always really admired Billy Graham. We went to see him while he was in New Zealand. My dad was badly wounded, losing an eye, in the German New Zealand war of 1941.
Bishop Fulton Sheen and Billy Graham found themselves together on a 3 hour train trip and had deep discussions about handling fame, staying authentic and much more and were always friends. Both of them were guests on WML.
@@RonGerstein There is no such thing as Nazi Germany, Germany did not invade New Zealand. New Zealand declared war on Germany. That was the reason for the German New Zealand war of 1941.
@@donnawoodford6641 oh why awfull ? if you mean because he cheated his wives ... when you marry such a man, you must get ready for it, don't you think ?
On a side note about my Vietnam experiences is also meeting Joey Bishop, one of my dad's favorites. On a typical hot and miserable day, from our tent city, a few hundred feet from my work area, I saw directly before me, Mr. Joey Bishop, hand in hand with two gorgeous young women walking through our camp. Meeting him was a thrill, most of my buddies were more interested in the stunning ladies, than having a chance for a conversation. Let me add, Mr. Bishop didn't go to the Officer's Club to eat, and be a general’s pet. Instead, he went to the working man, the blue-color soldier, ate in our Mess Hall, we had no warm food to offer and he didn’t complain. A great guy! These are stories rarely told.
The green eggs & ham reference is fun. That, apparently, was my favorite book when I was very young. I’d have my grandpa read it to me every day when I stayed with them. He’d try to skip pages but I’d “catch” him every time. I guess I had it memorized even at six years old. Lol
robotnik77 because of your smily face i am not sure if your serious or not. Most countries accept 65 as a definition of elderly. Thankfully I am a bit shy. Wonder why they keep giving me senior discounts : I
I wish people would go back to addressing others, as Mr. & Ms. Also it’s wonderful to see men stand up for women and like donwert said, to have all the panelists stand up for an elderly woman 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I'm pretty much an atheist at this point in my life, but I must say, it was refreshing to see how civil and courteous everyone was in allowing Billy Graham the time to go into a bit of detail about the somewhat recent Crusade he had led in Germany. If this show were to have been aired in modern times, it probably would have tried to keep away from themes of god and religion in the hopes of "not offending anyone". Love this show; and to the person that runs this channel, thank you for your hard work in tracking episodes down, and also for moderating this channel. ❤👍
I love how Joey Bishop cracks up John Daly. I can't remember seeing him laugh so hard and so consistently at the remarks of any other panelist, including Fred Allen. Also, I realize by watching these Joey Bishop shows how little I knew about his act, the whole deadpan thing. There's a sense of innocence about him, so that it's almost like a precocious child's response to adult matters.
Fun fact: both mystery guests were preachers at one time. In his youth, Anthony Quinn was an apprentice Pentecostal preacher. He borrowed the gesture of Zorba the Greek's dramatically outstretched hand from a well-known Pentecostal preacher in the 1920's and 1930's.
It was nice that the panel all stood up for that woman who was 70 years old and at the time, thought to be quite elderly. Amazing what kind of energy she must’ve had.
Goodness he was a good looking man. Ruth was always so beautiful as well. Billy certainly let his light shine. Such a pillar of the faith. Now he is celebrating in his heavenly home.❤️
So refreshing to see and hear John Daly speak of God when talking with Billy Graham. RIP Mr. Graham, we lost you only a day or two ago. I'm sure you heard "Well done, my good and faithful servant."
How strange to hear a conversation on any show speak of GOD. Mr. Daily was so respectful and carried the conversation with such pride and dignity. Classic.
Edwin Rivera Perhaps because he at least a lil respect and reverence for God deep within himself. Perhaps, admittedly, that's more than I can say of myself. I'm no religious man. But neither does that serve as a ticket to knock people's faiths...because I don't think so. Oddly enough, I consider that a sin for for folks that do.
There was a day Religion, actually the Bible, was respected as a rule for living weather you were religious or not. It was known as "The Good Book" This started changing in the 60's, In my opinion. I am just an amateur Church Historian.
jerry king The 60s, the second half esp. Is when all hell broke loose with the Counter-Culture movement. The Hippies seemed to have been nice people by and large what with their "Peace and Love" slogans (I mean, nothing wrong at all with peace and love), but they struck me as being a bit in the lost side. I mean really. Although I wasn't around back then to see and experience it all in midst of it or on the sidelines, I felt this from watching numerous movies, TV shows documentaries, reading books and mag articles, listening to music etc. in part and whole touching on or centering around "Flower Child" values and norms. In point of fact, I's my true feeling a lot of them kids got really messed up in upshot from kicking aside to oblivion traditional Western values.
SwarthySkinnedOne terrific way of suming it up by your observation from a distance. I was just a bit young, but enjoyed the music that was a result of it. So when I look back I see it with different eyes than you do. Nostalgic eyes sometimes don’t interpret well. Thanks for sharing.
Three years later, I was at a BILLY GRAHAM, tent revival and Mr BILLY GRAHAM, inducted me into JESUS CHRIST, and my savior for my whole life 🙏❤ I was baptised a week after that, my birthday is 1955 , this Soldier for JESUS saved me and I can't be thankful 🙏enough 🙏 he shown 🙏with the light of Jesus and the Father in Heaven and experience 🙏I will always Treasure 🙏❤💙
I know. It's nice being more relaxed and authentic. I'll still take the good old days when things were more gentle, even if they were a little fake at times!
John M Honesty???? Everybody is politically correct and 2 afraid 2 step out from the crowd. Honestly barley exist! An attempt 2 be overly sensitive has made people fake and weak.
Everyone should watch how Mr Daly makes sure everyone is shown respect. Those who are asking or answering questions. He makes sure that no one is disrespected in anyway. He shows respect & kindness to EVERYONE !!! " Do unto others as you would have them do unto you " !
When my age was in single digits, back in the 60's, all I knew about Bennet Cerf was he was associated with Dr. Seuss. That made him a big man in my estimation!
I attended Billy Graham's crusade in San Jose, California, about 1980. One of the things that impressed me most was that he encouraged people to get involved in their local churches (as I already was), rather than trying to gain followers of and donors to his own ministry, the way most television preachers seem to do. Those who criticize him for getting chummy with politicians *may* have a point, but I think it's unfair to lump him in with the majority of televangelists on money issues.
+Neil Midkiff The important thing is that it didn't matter which party the President of the United States belonged to. Graham ministered to all of them during his time and when he was too infirm to travel, they sought him. No one is perfect and he made some missteps along the way, but generally was quick to realize them and apologize for them. As far as dealing with the general public, he was looking to make followers of the Lord, not of himself. That's not the MO of a charlatan or huckster.
Neil, I am not a fan of the TV preachers you refer to. But, there is most likely a difference. Most of the TV preachers i see today are pastors of a church. Therefore, followers are welcome. Graham was an evangelist. You pass converts on to local churches so they can grow. Different ministries.
Neil Midkiff - I think that it is difficult to speak of or think of religious personages getting involved in politics. The founders of our country tried to put in place policies to protect us from intrusion into politics by religious leaders. Billy Graham should have known better but at least he refrained from using his renown to advance himself monetarily. How different are things these days. Our country was settled in its earliest history by people trying to escape from religious tyranny. I don't speak pejoratively about religion. It may well be a basic human drive to learn the answers to the deepest and most terrifying questions we have. But the answers some of us have come up with should not be imposed as policy on us as a society. Let each person find his or her own way.
@@shirleyrombough8173 You have a different understanding about the Founders than what I get from my reading. The First Amendment limits the federal government, not religious personages: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." We can't have a national church; elsewhere, the constitution says that there can be no religious test as a qualification for public office. Those are good limits on government. But the concept that everyone in government must act as if they were atheist, or that every professed believer must stay silent about politics, is not supported by history; it goes against the "free exercise" clause.
Purple Capricorn -- One interesting fact about Theordore Seuss Geisel, better known by his nom de plume, Dr. Seuss, is how he pronounced his name. He always said "Doctor Soyss" to rhyme "choice". Unfortunately, when I try to pronounce it the way he pronounced it himself ("eu" in a German-derived words is pronounced like "oi" in English), people look at me as though I'm nuts.
Green Eggs and Ham was my son's favorite book when he was little! I even dyed some scrambled eggs green and served them with ham for breakfast one day. He loved it! Later I found out there were actually chicken eggs that had pale green shells.
Its so interesting how histoic events and items wrapped themselves around this show. " Green eggs and Ham" a new book and Billy. Graham ran a non profit church.
@@krystonjones You're probably thinking that any evangelist must be in the business for personal profit, and sadly many are. Graham was one of the few I really could respect, because on his crusades he worked with local churches and encouraged his hearers to get involved with churches in their community. He didn't try to build up a following for himself of donors, as so many televangelists do.
He was not the first preacher to appear consistently on television, but he understood how to use TV better than any of the preachers of his time. He appeared one night on "What's My Line?" -- and generated a couple of great spontaneous lines from young comic Joey Bishop. It is interesting to see the response he got from the New York sophisticates of late night CBS TV. The very Catholic Dorothy Kilgallen did not stand up for him as she did years before for the first great TV preacher Father Fulton J Sheen. [Kilgallen asked all mystery guests that first question of hers in late 1960 in an effort to get Casey Stengl if he ever appeared. oh bru uther] This is quite typical of his crusade style -- he was not afraid to go into lions dens.. Some of the longest and biggest of his crusades were in New York City and to big success IN MEMORIAM -- William Franklin Graham, Junior "REVEREND BILLY GRAHAM"
@@pricegrisham2998 NOT if you believe what catholic church preaches, I was catholic 40 years. Let me say even Satan knows who Jesus is and quoted scripture to Jesus. YOU CANNOT pray for the souls of the faithful departed, no infant baptism, lighting candles does nothing, there is no pergatory, I could go on and give you scripture for each one. IT IS BETWEEN YOU AND JESUS, JESUS plus nothing. if a catholic gets saved they will eventually leave the CC.
@@johndonahue3162 The Bible is clear time and again that God has the ability to save human life and prevent suffering. As we speak there are children in the world being raped, starving to death, dying of excruciatingly painful disease, etc, but God looks on and does not help. You know this is happening. The Bible is clear that God is able to help. This only means that He chooses not to, for whatever reason. And that says everything about Him(if he existed) The Bible is clear that God knows the future. This means that God knew before He created Satan that Satan would rebel, cause carnal nature, misery and sin on the Earth, and that the majority of human history would be that of suffering, including eternal punishment in Hell of the vast majority of humans, and necessitate the death of God's son Jesus as atonement for sin. God knew all of this before-hand, yet he went ahead and created Satan and humans anyway knowing before-hand what would happen. Your great, great, great, great uneducated grandparents believed the Christ-myth and their children through the decades have felt compelled to believe it also because it is your heritage and way of life, just as if you had been born into Buddhism, Shintoism, Anamism, Islam or any other cultural heritage and belief system, all of them created by humans, like your Christ-myth. You have a good brain. Time to think for yourself. "When you were a child you thought like a child. Now that you are a man you must put away childish ways." Apostle Paul and Sosthenes.
@@johndonahue3162 You worship a god who says he is able to help suffering people but he chooses to do nothing as millions of small children slowly starve to death in extreme pain and agony even though he could give them all the food in the world with a snap of his finger. Are you so desperate to have the approval of your family that you're willing to grovel at the feet of such a sadistic and cruel god?
"If somebody would please revive my mother and father..." Joey Bishop said that because he was JEWISH. Billy Graham is now 95 years old. What a story about his crusade in Germany.
Especially since his crusade was before the Berlin wall was built keeping the East Berliners inside the communist district. Thankfully, I lived long enough to also see that wall torn down in November, 1989.
I didn't know he was Jewish but even Jewish people come to messianic understanding as they study the Tanakh. ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=forbidden+chapter+isaiah+53
Also for the record, Bennet Cerf bet Dr Suess that he couldn't write a book using 50 words or less, and the product became 'Green Eggs and Ham', which uses exactly 50 different words, and 49 of them are mono-syllabic. Only "anywhere" has more than one syllable. That's keeping it simple!
The thing I find interesting, in Rev. Graham's story, is that this was in a period of comparative laxness; the Berlin Wall was built in 1961, thus ensuring no contact between the Germanies, and one had to smuggle Bibles into the then-Soviet Union, up through the early 90s. So he was there at a fortuitous time.
Not ALL TV Pastors were bad!. Billy Graham was probably the best! but there are others as well My favorite evangelist/prophet (whatever she is) is Kat Kerr!! I LOVE Kat Kerr!
To my mind, Anthony Quinn was one of the top ten greatest American dramatic actors. He was an incredibly talented and versatile individual, who dominated the screen by his presence.
I like Dorothy Kilgallen's question regarding if he has ever been trained in Dentistry. This is something of which has my goat. God is VERY angry that there is not a proper Dentist to be found in this world.
Mother Theresa? Who denied her patients pain medication so that they could "suffer with Jesus"? All she did was maintain warehouses for the dying and write letters trying to get crooks like Charles Keating off for their criminal activities, because Keating had given her some of the stolen loot. Of course, when Mother Theresa needed medical care, she got into a jet and traveled to the Mayo Clinic.
As another poster has stated much more eloquently than I, it is a shame both actors, performers & public folks are no longer as polite and dignified as they once were. It is a REAL shame, and makes me long for the more "innocent" days. An utter shame !!
I wonder how this show would work in 2022. I fear they could ruin it in trying to update it with today's lack of civility. I really don't want to see that happen.
Once again, Arlene stood to shake hands with Billy Graham, since he was a clergyman, but Dorothy did not -- Dorothy would only stand to shake hands with Roman Catholic nuns or clergy, never a Protestant. Both women stood for the chili con carne lady, though, no doubt out of respect for her age -- and both Dorothy and Arlene seem to stand for contestants who are senior citizens.
Now if someone will please revive my mother and father.”😂 He had such droll, deadpan sense of humor. 😂 Joey Bishop’s real name was Joseph Abraham Gottlieb! ☺️♥️
I note that Anthony Quinn's co-star in "Becket" was, as John Daly pointed out, Sir Laurence Olivier, who played the Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas à Becket, opposite Quinn's King Henry II. I was intrigued to find out that the play was written in French by Jean Anouilh and premiered in 1959 as "Becket ou l'honneur de Dieu" in Paris on Oct. 8, 1959. It premiered in English translation a year later on Broadway on Oct. 5, 1960, just four days before this episode of WML aired. The Broadway production won four Tony awards and during its extended production, at one point during its run, Quinn and Olivier switched roles so that Quinn played the assassinated Archbishop and Olivier played the King. I wish I'd seen the play back then -- and I wish I'd seen it twice to see the roles played both ways, had I been old enough in 1960 to appreciate it. As many know, there was a film adaptation of "Becket" in 1964 starring Richard Burton as the Archbishop and Peter O'Toole as the King. I've never seen it, but now I think I need to.
You have the story slightly wrong: Quinn and Olivier starred on B'way in BECKETT for six months. It then closed and went on tour with Olivier playing Quinn's role opposite Arthur Kennedy, who took over Olivier's original role. Following a short tour, BECKETT returned to Broadway for a month in the Spring of '61 so critics and audiences could see Olivier in the other role opposite Kennedy. (Hope this isn't TOO confusing!)
Apparently, celebrities only went to New York if they were there for another reason such as a new movie being premiered or work being done. That Dorothy Kilgallen has the inside scoop on all that is going on on Broadway so she has an inside track.
the men stand when shaking hands with the guest...the women sit unless its an elderly person i which case the women stand too! ah the etiquette of the days of old....
@@victorvelazquez6547 its ODD tho!...why?... why that SPECIFIC etiquette? is it because the men are the dominant and take charge whilst the women sit subservient? or does it have to do with "chivalry"? the men take the effort to "rise" whilst allowing the women to remain "indifferent"?... is there something PRIMEVAL here? its an ancient custom... its odd Victor V...its odd...
60 years ago he was resoundingly cheered. Today, he would never be invited to such a program. And, if he were, he would be constantly boo'd. And, if he were to glorify God, there would unexpectedly be a 'technical malfunction'. Yes, I am referring to you CNN and Sports Center. How sad how far so many have turned their hearts away from the Almighty God. If you are serious about knowing the truth, seek the truth.
I had to laugh at John Daly's response to Dorothy's question about a serving of a small pork sausage [that she would have a hard time keeping her friends if she didn't serve more than a small pork sausage--or words to that effect].
For the record, Edgar Buchannan was another celebrity that not only studied dentistry, but actually had a practice in Oregon and Altadena CA before giving it up to become a full time actor in the 1940s.
The 10/2/60 episode is rumored to exist in a private collection. Panel was Dorothy Kilgallen, Steve Allen, Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf, and the mystery guests were Kirk Douglas and Mickey Rooney.
Actually, Douglas wasn't on as a mystery guest on that show, he was there because of a sideline occupation of his, "Sells electric blankets for horses." The program may have been destroyed in 1975 when Gil Fates was putting together the anniversary special because he wanted to use the clip of Douglas from that show but as he wrote, "Douglas remembered the spot, AND HATED IT!". Given how other shows were mishandled when putting that special together (the Dean Martin-Jerry Lewis one from 1954) I suspect that's what happened there.
On a side note about my Vietnam experiences is also meeting Joey Bishop, one of my dad’s favorites. On a typical hot and miserable day, from our tent city, a few hundred feet from I saw Mr. Bishop, hand in hand with two gorgeous young women walking through our camp. Meeting him was a thrill, most of my buddies were more interested in the stunning ladies, than having a chance for a conversation. Mr. Bishop didn’t go to the Officer’s Club to eat, but went to the working man soldier’s ate in the Mess Dining area. A great guy!
A correction: A true story about Billy Graham in DaNang, Vietnam in the late 1960's. A good friend of mine wanted us to see him (a once in a lifetime opportunity) and drove our Army jeep to where Graham was speaking. When we arrived, there was a parking problem. One of us had to stay behind to secure the jeep. I'd volunteered without any discussion or hesitation to stay, he didn't argue, instead, leaped out of our jeep, and ran towards the Reverend's Soldier's Crusade. Ironically, a few minutes later I heard a calm voice right next to me say, "Are you going inside?" It was 'the one and only' Billy Graham." I quickly responded, "No Sir, my duty is to watch-over this jeep!" Before leaving me, he smiled, blest me and our jeep. After his service and sermon to our troops, my buddy returned distraught and disappointed because of the crowd he couldn't personally meet one of his idolized heroes. I replied, to his astonishment, "Well, if you remained here in your jeep, you would've had a conversation with the Reverend Billy Graham!" My buddy needed shock therapy. Let me add, - It was a privilege to meet him, nothing destructive happened to our jeep, and half-a-century later I am still in my odyssey with God upon our beautiful earth. Reverend Graham is an alright and I admired his sincerity, kindness and dedication.
Here's another instance of the lady panelists standing up to shake hands with a contestant (18:33) -- perhaps in deference to her age? These days, 70 doesn't seem so old, but it was nice that they were so respectful to her.
It's called manners. A person with good manners would have stood up even if the other person was a child....even if a person is older than you by a year one should learn to respect and treat the other with the utmost, regardless of their job or persuasion.
Arlene also stood to shake hands with Billy Graham. It wasn't often that the ladies stood for a male guest. And you're right about 70 not seeming so old these days. For some reason back then people seemed to looked much older. She certainly doesn't look like most 70 year old ladies today.
rcanepulse Elders are not respected in america. No.Go to a hospital and see the dismissive way they are treated. It sickens me. This is a culture that worships youth only ,however I don't treat people with respect if they are douchebags,whether they are 9 or 90. I've known one or two really nasty people who happened to be in their 80's, but I guarantee you they were as nasty in their youth as in their old age. Still ,I agree with you on most of what you said.
SaveThe TPC Proper manners dictate that the hostess (In this case, hostesses) retain the right to stand as a sign of eminent respect. And yes, I realize Miss Francis and Miss Kilgallen weren't technically the hostesses, but in a more 'civilized' time, having been to Finishing School and being possessed of a sense of etiquette, both ladies took it upon themselves to act as such.
Believe it or not, there was once a place called America where people had respect for elders. Then the "never trust anyone over 30" campaign was injected into the social climate and young people were trained to believe that their 💩 didn't stink and older folks gave diminishing returns on their usefulness. Fifty years later, that America is on the brink of communism, and the leader of the free world will be gone. Guess where that leaves "the free world".
+Adolfo Leon Jerry Lewis is also still alive, as well as Sophia Loren, Jayne Fonda, etc Just an observation; Dorothy stood up to shake hands with Bishop Sheen, but she remained seated for Rev. Graham.
How interesting that Bennett mentioned Youngstown, Ohio to JCD in his closing remarks. That's my hometown and I was a little over a month old when this episode was broadcast - although I'm sure I wasn't present when he spoke in Youngstown. :-)
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Just three short years later, around 1963, I trusted the Lord Jesus Christ as my Lord and savior because of the preaching of this dear man.
1John 5:12 "He that hath the Son hath life; and he that hath not the Son of God hath not life." (KJV)
stfu about your invisible friends.
Crabby, do try NOT being a fool. It’s more fun and pays better.
One year prior to this program I trusted the Lord Jesus as my Savior.
AMEN ❤ Praise God!
I don’t have Jesus as my God, and yet here I am…filled with life!
I was saved at a Billy Graham crusade in Cleveland 1972. I will always thank the Lord for His grace
Yes me too.
Halelu’Yah! 🙌🏼
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Halelu’Yah to The Lamb ofGod!
I was lost at a Billy crusade. Thank god.
Praised be God ❤
I am 80 years old, and I am enjoying watching these shows more the second time around than the first time when I was in college! One small joy of being OLD.
One of God's greatest mouthpieces that has ever blessed our world for many years, the Rev. Doctor Billy Graham RIP.
It's 2020 and I still like watching What's My Line?
Me too.
Because you’re a lady who values decency, charm, good manners and sophistication. May those things return.
I am watching it in 2022
@@lopa2828 So am I.
2023 and I love it. Many “belly laughs” with each show.
You do not see this sort of respect, and reverence today, as you see each one of these people interact with one another. I wish these values would return. God help us all.
I was born 10/12/60... I have no doubt my mom and dad watched this show.... my mom passed in 1968 in her sleep... I get a sense of comfort watching this.
i'm secular and still am in awe of the Rev Graham
GOOD, TALK TO JESUS TODAY. He is waiting.
May I ask why you're in awe but still secular?
I very highly recommend his autobiography. He's a master storyteller. Such a great read.
That says a little for Rev. Graham in how he conducts himself and his genuineness. Devoted 60 years to preaching the Gospel of Jesus. His ministry was a well oiled machine that involved thousands of workers . Every phase was handled in an upright way.
Finally, a guest that knows darn well what her business is and didn't constantly look to John for a hint of a yes or no answer. Bravo!
But when they do that, it's because some broad questions cannot be answered with yes or no. John also has to think often. Some guests are unfamiliar with the speech of the panellists. Questions about a dish coukdnt be more straightforward. But yes, I agree. Shecwas most decisive and clear. A great competent lady
They don't wanna lose. So they look to John to help them not give too much away. I wouldn't generalize the guests, as they're all different.
Just Amazing the Work you've done in Jesus Name Dear Reverend Billy
My invisible friends told me the dish ran away with the spoon.
Yes he was one of God's true hearts.
My dad was a staunch Catholic and always really admired Billy Graham. We went to see him while he was in New Zealand. My dad was badly wounded, losing an eye, in the German New Zealand war of 1941.
Bishop Fulton Sheen and Billy Graham found themselves together on a 3 hour train trip and had deep discussions about handling fame, staying authentic and much more and were always friends. Both of them were guests on WML.
I thought Japan invaded New Zealand in 1941, not Nazi Germany
@@RonGerstein There is no such thing as Nazi Germany, Germany did not invade New Zealand. New Zealand declared war on Germany. That was the reason for the German New Zealand war of 1941.
@@peace-now FROM JANUARY 1933 TO MAY 1945, GERMANY WAS CALLED "NAZI GERMANY"
@@peace-now FROM JANUARY 1933 TO MAY 1945 GERMANY WAS REALLY "NAZI GERMANY"
I feel so blessed that I lived during Billy Graham''s life time.
Anthony Quinn... one of the most underrated actors of all time, despite the early awards. Great to see him here.
My idol. The first of his movies I ever saw was A Dream Of Kings and I was a dedicated fan ever since.
Loved Inger Stevens and Irene Pappas in A Dream of Kings (1969) with Quinn. Fascinating film.
Awful husband.
The Turks they pay me in gold. Yet I am poor. Because I am a River to my people!
@@donnawoodford6641 oh why awfull ? if you mean because he cheated his wives ... when you marry such a man, you must get ready for it, don't you think ?
Billy Graham was one of the few preachers that I have respect for ❤️
When Billy Graham preached the Gospel there was no doubt he believed every word he said. He was the real McCoy..
Being rather handsome with movie star qualities people will be drawn to him rather than the bible!
@@angloaust1575 as long as they now believe,
On a side note about my Vietnam experiences is also meeting Joey Bishop, one of my dad's favorites. On a typical hot and miserable day, from our tent city, a few hundred feet from my work area, I saw directly before me, Mr. Joey Bishop, hand in hand with two gorgeous young women walking through our camp.
Meeting him was a thrill, most of my buddies were more interested in the stunning ladies, than having a chance for a conversation. Let me add, Mr. Bishop didn't go to the Officer's Club to eat, and be a general’s pet. Instead, he went to the working man, the blue-color soldier, ate in our Mess Hall, we had no warm food to offer and he didn’t complain. A great guy! These are stories rarely told.
The green eggs & ham reference is fun. That, apparently, was my favorite book when I was very young. I’d have my grandpa read it to me every day when I stayed with them. He’d try to skip pages but I’d “catch” him every time. I guess I had it memorized even at six years old. Lol
I always appreciate how, when the challenger is elderly--like the chili saleswoman--all the panelists stand to shake hands...a nice show of respect!
She wasn't elderly. She was only 70. How dare you? :-)
robotnik77 because of your smily face i am not sure if your serious or not. Most countries accept 65 as a definition of elderly. Thankfully I am a bit shy. Wonder why they keep giving me senior discounts : I
Arlene also stood for the Rev Billy Graham
I was just thinking the same .
How times have changed.
I wish people would go back to addressing others, as Mr. & Ms. Also it’s wonderful to see men stand up for women and like donwert said, to have all the panelists stand up for an elderly woman 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wonderful to see Billy Graham on this show.
I'm pretty much an atheist at this point in my life, but I must say, it was refreshing to see how civil and courteous everyone was in allowing Billy Graham the time to go into a bit of detail about the somewhat recent Crusade he had led in Germany. If this show were to have been aired in modern times, it probably would have tried to keep away from themes of god and religion in the hopes of "not offending anyone". Love this show; and to the person that runs this channel, thank you for your hard work in tracking episodes down, and also for moderating this channel. ❤👍
@White Lightning ah yes, the "all loving God" you all talk about. Right.
That’s too bad. People are the evil in this world and they have free will. I wouldn’t want to be a slave,would you?
Things were different back then.
I’m a Christian and share your opinion.
Could you have made this comment without mentioning your personal religious leaning?
R.I.P. Billy.
I love how Joey Bishop cracks up John Daly. I can't remember seeing him laugh so hard and so consistently at the remarks of any other panelist, including Fred Allen. Also, I realize by watching these Joey Bishop shows how little I knew about his act, the whole deadpan thing. There's a sense of innocence about him, so that it's almost like a precocious child's response to adult matters.
Fun fact: both mystery guests were preachers at one time. In his youth, Anthony Quinn was an apprentice Pentecostal preacher. He borrowed the gesture of Zorba the Greek's dramatically outstretched hand from a well-known Pentecostal preacher in the 1920's and 1930's.
To say Aimee Semple McPherson is well known is almost an understatement. She became a megastar and sold out stadiums before falling from grace.
He was raised Evangelical!
It was nice that the panel all stood up for that woman who was 70 years old and at the time, thought to be quite elderly. Amazing what kind of energy she must’ve had.
She looks more elderly than many 70 year olds nowadays.
These days 70 is not old. And many don't look that old.
@@pattimaeda6097 : No. It is not.
@@jacquelinebell6201Yeah thanks to Susan Sarandon and Diane Keaton!!
Goodness he was a good looking man. Ruth was always so beautiful as well. Billy certainly let his light shine. Such a pillar of the faith. Now he is celebrating in his heavenly home.❤️
So refreshing to see and hear John Daly speak of God when talking with Billy Graham. RIP Mr. Graham, we lost you only a day or two ago. I'm sure you heard "Well done, my good and faithful servant."
How strange to hear a conversation on any show speak of GOD. Mr. Daily was so respectful and carried the conversation with such pride and dignity. Classic.
How great. !!
Edwin Rivera
Perhaps because he at least a lil respect and reverence for God deep within himself. Perhaps, admittedly, that's more than I can say of myself.
I'm no religious man. But neither does that serve as a ticket to knock people's faiths...because I don't think so. Oddly enough, I consider that a sin for for folks that do.
There was a day Religion, actually the Bible, was respected as a rule for living weather you were religious or not. It was known as "The Good Book" This started changing in the 60's, In my opinion. I am just an amateur Church Historian.
jerry king
The 60s, the second half esp. Is when all hell broke loose with the Counter-Culture movement. The Hippies seemed to have been nice people by and large what with their "Peace and Love" slogans (I mean, nothing wrong at all with peace and love), but they struck me as being a bit in the lost side. I mean really. Although I wasn't around back then to see and experience it all in midst of it or on the sidelines, I felt this from watching numerous movies, TV shows documentaries, reading books and mag articles, listening to music etc. in part and whole touching on or centering around "Flower Child" values and norms. In point of fact, I's my true feeling a lot of them kids got really messed up in upshot from kicking aside to oblivion traditional Western values.
SwarthySkinnedOne terrific way of suming it up by your observation from a distance. I was just a bit young, but enjoyed the music that was a result of it. So when I look back I see it with different eyes than you do. Nostalgic eyes sometimes don’t interpret well. Thanks for sharing.
Three years later, I was at a BILLY GRAHAM, tent revival and Mr BILLY GRAHAM, inducted me into JESUS CHRIST, and my savior for my whole life 🙏❤ I was baptised a week after that, my birthday is 1955 , this Soldier for JESUS saved me and I can't be thankful 🙏enough 🙏 he shown 🙏with the light of Jesus and the Father in Heaven and experience 🙏I will always Treasure 🙏❤💙
I'm constantly amazed at the intelligence of Dorothy Kilgallen.
If she was so intelligent, how did she allow herself to be murdered?
Such innocent times - the 60’s were about to explode and as we are now on the brink of 2022 we look back and say “nostalgia ain’t what it used to be”
Love this show but always get a little sad that our society isn't as respectful and dignified as this anymore.
I know. It's nice being more relaxed and authentic. I'll still take the good old days when things were more gentle, even if they were a little fake at times!
I agree Patty, the good old days were better.
John M Honesty???? Everybody is politically correct and 2 afraid 2 step out from the crowd. Honestly barley exist! An attempt 2 be overly sensitive has made people fake and weak.
Your statement is amazing in that I've seen several other comments that say basically the same thing.
Absolutely.
Everyone should watch how Mr Daly makes sure everyone is shown respect. Those who are asking or answering questions. He makes sure that no one is disrespected in anyway. He shows respect & kindness to EVERYONE !!! " Do unto others as you would have them do unto you " !
"Shirtless" should take note!
Yes, that's one reason I like these videos so much. So much fun yet no disrespect to anyone.
When my age was in single digits, back in the 60's, all I knew about Bennet Cerf was he was associated with Dr. Seuss. That made him a big man in my estimation!
loved the regulars but wish Joey Bishop had been one-he is so funny on this show-but not disrespectful or sarcastic.
I attended Billy Graham's crusade in San Jose, California, about 1980. One of the things that impressed me most was that he encouraged people to get involved in their local churches (as I already was), rather than trying to gain followers of and donors to his own ministry, the way most television preachers seem to do. Those who criticize him for getting chummy with politicians *may* have a point, but I think it's unfair to lump him in with the majority of televangelists on money issues.
+Neil Midkiff
The important thing is that it didn't matter which party the President of the United States belonged to. Graham ministered to all of them during his time and when he was too infirm to travel, they sought him. No one is perfect and he made some missteps along the way, but generally was quick to realize them and apologize for them.
As far as dealing with the general public, he was looking to make followers of the Lord, not of himself. That's not the MO of a charlatan or huckster.
Neil, I am not a fan of the TV preachers you refer to. But, there is most likely a difference. Most of the TV preachers i see today are pastors of a church. Therefore, followers are welcome. Graham was an evangelist. You pass converts on to local churches so they can grow. Different ministries.
His ministry was completely transparent regarding money. His books were always open.
Neil Midkiff - I think that it is difficult to speak of or think of religious personages getting involved in politics. The founders of our country tried to put in place policies to protect us from intrusion into politics by religious leaders. Billy Graham should have known better but at least he refrained from using his renown to advance himself monetarily. How different are things these days. Our country was settled in its earliest history by people trying to escape from religious tyranny. I don't speak pejoratively about religion. It may well be a basic human drive to learn the answers to the deepest and most terrifying questions we have. But the answers some of us have come up with should not be imposed as policy on us as a society. Let each person find his or her own way.
@@shirleyrombough8173 You have a different understanding about the Founders than what I get from my reading. The First Amendment limits the federal government, not religious personages: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." We can't have a national church; elsewhere, the constitution says that there can be no religious test as a qualification for public office. Those are good limits on government. But the concept that everyone in government must act as if they were atheist, or that every professed believer must stay silent about politics, is not supported by history; it goes against the "free exercise" clause.
Thank you for sharing. I never heard the story about Billy Graham being in Berlin. Wow what a story!!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Angela B - the Rev has been all over the world!!
I was born too late...I adore John Daly~!
What a wonderful face had Anthony Quinn...every inch a star!
Well ill be doggone.....Cerf published Suess books. I read them I read them here and there........I read them everywhere.
Purple Capricorn -- One interesting fact about Theordore Seuss Geisel, better known by his nom de plume, Dr. Seuss, is how he pronounced his name. He always said "Doctor Soyss" to rhyme "choice". Unfortunately, when I try to pronounce it the way he pronounced it himself ("eu" in a German-derived words is pronounced like "oi" in English), people look at me as though I'm nuts.
In German, it's pronounced "Zoyss".
I remember checking out his joke book from the school library in the late 60's/early 70's. It's fun to see what he looked like.
Green Eggs and Ham was my son's favorite book when he was little! I even dyed some scrambled eggs green and served them with ham for breakfast one day. He loved it! Later I found out there were actually chicken eggs that had pale green shells.
I had “Bennet Cerf’s Book of Animal Riddles” when I was a kid in the 60s.
The best, so far, of Joey Bishop's excellent panel appearances. No wonder the producers kept asking him back with such alacrity.
Its so interesting how histoic events and items wrapped themselves around this show. " Green eggs and Ham" a new book and Billy. Graham ran a non profit church.
This must be the first appearance on tv that I've seen of Anthony Quinn, what a great man!
Dr. Billy Graham-RIP. A life of faithful service now rewarded.
Dr. Graham could have been a movie star, had the looks for it.
Billy Graham - non profit???? ha ha ha a lifetime of fleecing now ended
@@krystonjones You're probably thinking that any evangelist must be in the business for personal profit, and sadly many are. Graham was one of the few I really could respect, because on his crusades he worked with local churches and encouraged his hearers to get involved with churches in their community. He didn't try to build up a following for himself of donors, as so many televangelists do.
Next week Billy Graham would have been 100. RIP Billy Graham.
Government puppet
How sad that we will never know great performances on stage such as Quinn in Beckett. They are gone forever.
He was not the first preacher to appear consistently on television, but he understood how to use TV better than any of the preachers of his time. He appeared one night on "What's My Line?" -- and generated a couple of great spontaneous lines from young comic Joey Bishop. It is interesting to see the response he got from the New York sophisticates of late night CBS TV. The very Catholic Dorothy Kilgallen did not stand up for him as she did years before for the first great TV preacher Father Fulton J Sheen. [Kilgallen asked all mystery guests that first question of hers in late 1960 in an effort to get Casey Stengl if he ever appeared. oh bru uther] This is quite typical of his crusade style -- he was not afraid to go into lions dens.. Some of the longest and biggest of his crusades were in New York City and to big success
IN MEMORIAM --
William Franklin Graham, Junior
"REVEREND BILLY GRAHAM"
i left catholism like a slave out of Egypt when i got saved.
@@11redlions 🙏😀👍✝️
@@11redlions You can be Catholic and saved, as many will tell you. (Mother Theresa, for example. I'm Protestant, but admire her very much.)
@@pricegrisham2998 NOT if you believe what catholic church preaches, I was catholic 40 years. Let me say even Satan knows who Jesus is and quoted scripture to Jesus. YOU CANNOT pray for the souls of the faithful departed, no infant baptism, lighting candles does nothing, there is no pergatory, I could go on and give you scripture for each one. IT IS BETWEEN YOU AND JESUS, JESUS plus nothing. if a catholic gets saved they will eventually leave the CC.
AS I SAID JESUS said ''You must be Born Again'' .
amazing to hear about a then new Dr. Seuss book Green Eggs and Ham.
Joey Bishop appeared deeply touched by Billy Graham's appearance on the show.
Yes he did. I noticed that.
@Billy Batson How anyone can like such a total conman is beyond me.
@@ShadowReubenKee Well said, Wanderer. Very well said. Sadly that same televangelist con game is still alive and well today.
@@johndonahue3162 The Bible is clear time and again that God has the ability to save human life and prevent suffering. As we speak there are children in the world being raped, starving to death, dying of excruciatingly painful disease, etc, but God looks on and does not help. You know this is happening. The Bible is clear that God is able to help. This only means that He chooses not to, for whatever reason. And that says everything about Him(if he existed) The Bible is clear that God knows the future. This means that God knew before He created Satan that Satan would rebel, cause carnal nature, misery and sin on the Earth, and that the majority of human history would be that of suffering, including eternal punishment in Hell of the vast majority of humans, and necessitate the death of God's son Jesus as atonement for sin. God knew all of this before-hand, yet he went ahead and created Satan and humans anyway knowing before-hand what would happen. Your great, great, great, great uneducated grandparents believed the Christ-myth and their children through the decades have felt compelled to believe it also because it is your heritage and way of life, just as if you had been born into Buddhism, Shintoism, Anamism, Islam or any other cultural heritage and belief system, all of them created by humans, like your Christ-myth. You have a good brain. Time to think for yourself. "When you were a child you thought like a child. Now that you are a man you must put away childish ways." Apostle Paul and Sosthenes.
@@johndonahue3162 You worship a god who says he is able to help suffering people but he chooses to do nothing as millions of small children slowly starve to death in extreme pain and agony even though he could give them all the food in the world with a snap of his finger. Are you so desperate to have the approval of your family that you're willing to grovel at the feet of such a sadistic and cruel god?
Odd to hear Green Eggs and Ham referred to as a new book
"If somebody would please revive my mother and father..." Joey Bishop said that because he was JEWISH. Billy Graham is now 95 years old. What a story about his crusade in Germany.
I loved hearing about his crusade.
Especially since his crusade was before the Berlin wall was built keeping the East Berliners inside the communist district. Thankfully, I lived long enough to also see that wall torn down in November, 1989.
I didn't know he was Jewish but even Jewish people come to messianic understanding as they study the Tanakh. ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=forbidden+chapter+isaiah+53
He was in (West)Berlin , in 1960, so technically he was in WEST Germany.
I now live in Charlotte North Carolina just a few miles from the Billy Graham library and museum. Love it.✝️
Anthony Quinn! that man was more than just an actor: he was a great experience
Also for the record, Bennet Cerf bet Dr Suess that he couldn't write a book using 50 words or less, and the product became 'Green Eggs and Ham', which uses exactly 50 different words, and 49 of them are mono-syllabic. Only "anywhere" has more than one syllable. That's keeping it simple!
I knew GEaH had been written on a bet, but I didn't know it was Cerf he made the bet with.
God Bless Billy Graham - rest In peace
I grew up with those Dr Seuss books in the 60s! I was only about 8 days away from being born!
It's always so interesting to see when Dorothy and Arlene will stand for a contestant
They definitely pick and choose who to show respect to.
Dorothy didn't stand for Billy Graham but Arlene and the men did.
The thing I find interesting, in Rev. Graham's story, is that this was in a period of comparative laxness; the Berlin Wall was built in 1961, thus ensuring no contact between the Germanies, and one had to smuggle Bibles into the then-Soviet Union, up through the early 90s. So he was there at a fortuitous time.
Not ALL TV Pastors were bad!. Billy Graham was probably the best! but there are others as well
My favorite evangelist/prophet (whatever she is) is Kat Kerr!! I LOVE Kat Kerr!
Holy crap Random House published Dr. Seuss, the author of practically everyone's childhood? Atta boy Bennett!!!
To my mind, Anthony Quinn was one of the top ten greatest American dramatic actors. He was an incredibly talented and versatile individual, who dominated the screen by his presence.
He’s Mexican but ok
@@mohammedashian8094 ok, but he's an American actor 😅 He acts in America. In Hollywood. Which is in America.
@@megancrager4397 what does acting in America has to do with anything? It doesn’t change that he’s born In Mexico so by default he’s Mexican
Smart ass
What a respectfulness in this show, a classical icon figure, love this show, which we have more like this today.
Thank You Lord Jesus! Thank You! John 3:16
I like Dorothy Kilgallen's question regarding if he has ever been trained in Dentistry. This is something of which has my goat. God is VERY angry that there is not a proper Dentist to be found in this world.
Anthony Quinn just kept getting better and better looking as he grew older! And what a voice!
I'm sure Tony made many women swoon. He fathered 10 children, the last was born when Quinn was 81. Not a typo--- eighty-one.
Wonderful to see Billy Graham on this; one of the finest godly human beings next to Mother Theresa and M.Ghandi who ever lived. Tk you for posting.
Mother Theresa? Who denied her patients pain medication so that they could "suffer with Jesus"? All she did was maintain warehouses for the dying and write letters trying to get crooks like Charles Keating off for their criminal activities, because Keating had given her some of the stolen loot. Of course, when Mother Theresa needed medical care, she got into a jet and traveled to the Mayo Clinic.
Wasnt he a religious nutcase evangelical conman... the kind you only get in the united states of gullible peasants?
@@shirtless6934 Well remembered!
j'ai réussi à me débarrasser de toutes les pubs sur YT , trop contente !
As another poster has stated much more eloquently than I, it is a shame both actors, performers & public folks are no longer as polite and dignified as they once were. It is a REAL shame, and makes me long for the more "innocent" days. An utter shame !!
Anthony Quinn is my all-time favourite actor. My idol.
Love love love this show. Please please please please bring the game concept back. It’s so funny & its a great game to watch with the family.
I wonder how this show would work in 2022. I fear they could ruin it in trying to update it with today's lack of civility. I really don't want to see that happen.
Oh yeah, I could see the occupations in the current day: "condom tester", "dildo maker", "TikTok twerker."
Once seen Anthony Quinn coming out of a book store in Flushing Queens, NY..
Tony Quin was a very sexy looking guy and a hell of an actor.
So was one of his sons, Francesco Daniele Quinn, who died @ 48 in 2011. Suspected heart attack.
I love Mr. Quinn: the man had SOUL
Once again, Arlene stood to shake hands with Billy Graham, since he was a clergyman, but Dorothy did not -- Dorothy would only stand to shake hands with Roman Catholic nuns or clergy, never a Protestant. Both women stood for the chili con carne lady, though, no doubt out of respect for her age -- and both Dorothy and Arlene seem to stand for contestants who are senior citizens.
+ToddSF 94109 They also sometimes stand for older elected officials - these days I would turn my back on them.
@@poetcomic1 and right there, in your reply, is the difference between then and now. No tolerance for others and their ideas, ideals, etc.
ToddSF 94109 Sad. She passed at the age of 52. I hope she accepted Jesus as her Lord and Savior before her departure.
@@brookemaggard620 I don't think it's any of your f****** business. Mind your own f****** business.
@@brookemaggard620 The heretic hopes what now?
Now if someone will please revive my mother and father.”😂 He had such droll, deadpan sense of humor. 😂
Joey Bishop’s real name was Joseph Abraham Gottlieb! ☺️♥️
I note that Anthony Quinn's co-star in "Becket" was, as John Daly pointed out, Sir Laurence Olivier, who played the Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas à Becket, opposite Quinn's King Henry II. I was intrigued to find out that the play was written in French by Jean Anouilh and premiered in 1959 as "Becket ou l'honneur de Dieu" in Paris on Oct. 8, 1959. It premiered in English translation a year later on Broadway on Oct. 5, 1960, just four days before this episode of WML aired. The Broadway production won four Tony awards and during its extended production, at one point during its run, Quinn and Olivier switched roles so that Quinn played the assassinated Archbishop and Olivier played the King. I wish I'd seen the play back then -- and I wish I'd seen it twice to see the roles played both ways, had I been old enough in 1960 to appreciate it. As many know, there was a film adaptation of "Becket" in 1964 starring Richard Burton as the Archbishop and Peter O'Toole as the King. I've never seen it, but now I think I need to.
You have the story slightly wrong: Quinn and Olivier starred on B'way in BECKETT for six months. It then closed and went on tour with Olivier playing Quinn's role opposite Arthur Kennedy, who took over Olivier's original
role. Following a short tour, BECKETT returned to Broadway for a month in the Spring of '61 so critics and
audiences could see Olivier in the other role opposite Kennedy. (Hope this isn't TOO confusing!)
ToddSF 94109 - I did see it and learned so much history seeing it. Also the performances were really earth shattering.
A lovely time in our world
God Bless Pastor Graham...glad that he is still here.
Omg green eggs and ham was a new book!
Wow...I grew up reading Cat in the hat AND green eggs and ham. Pleasant memories indeed.
Arlene's introduction could be nominated as most funny intro of Bennett. Ham indeed.
Anthony Quinn-spoke four languages English, Spanish, Italian and French. 😊
Rev Billy's Son, Franklin looks just like him
what a trifle this program , can't stop watching this ! and Tony Quinn WOW !
Graham to (Jewish) Joey Bishop, "I think you'd make a very good Bishop." Joey Bishop says "Now if someone could just revive my mother and father."
Nice to see the respect shown by Arlene, standing to shake Billy Graham's hand, and both women standing to bid farewell to the older lady.
As soon as I heard his voice I would know it was Billy I miss him very much. The world misses him
He was garbage.
Anthony Quinn in “Lawrence of Arabia:” “I am a river to my people!” One of my favorite deliveries of a line ever!
"Thy mother mated with a scorpion!"
I agree. It's a great line and the entire performance was Oscar worthy.
I believe Billy Graham is in heaven with wings, one of the true men of God, our almighty heavenly Father.
Apparently, celebrities only went to New York if they were there for another reason such as a new movie being premiered or work being done. That Dorothy Kilgallen has the inside scoop on all that is going on on Broadway so she has an inside track.
Quinn was excellent as Zorba the Greek.
They were respectful to preachers in those days. Nice to see. Glad they invited him.
I saw Billy Graham I clicked!
the men stand when shaking hands with the guest...the women sit unless its an elderly person i which case the women stand too!
ah the etiquette of the days of old....
A by-gone(down the drain) era.
@@victorvelazquez6547
its ODD tho!...why?...
why that SPECIFIC etiquette?
is it because the men are the dominant
and take charge whilst the women sit subservient?
or does it have to do with "chivalry"?
the men take the effort to "rise"
whilst allowing the women to remain
"indifferent"?...
is there something PRIMEVAL here?
its an ancient custom...
its odd Victor V...its odd...
60 years ago he was resoundingly cheered. Today, he would never be invited to such a program. And, if he were, he would be constantly boo'd. And, if he were to glorify God, there would unexpectedly be a 'technical malfunction'. Yes, I am referring to you CNN and Sports Center. How sad how far so many have turned their hearts away from the Almighty God. If you are serious about knowing the truth, seek the truth.
That's not true. Many athletes give thanks to God in post game interviews.
you haven't heard of darwin?
I had to laugh at John Daly's response to Dorothy's question about a serving of a small pork sausage [that she would have a hard time keeping her friends if she didn't serve more than a small pork sausage--or words to that effect].
For the record, Edgar Buchannan was another celebrity that not only studied dentistry, but actually had a practice in Oregon and Altadena CA before giving it up to become a full time actor in the 1940s.
I grew up in the 60s and 70s, And Respect was a Rule, Unlike it is today.
It is interesting that Dr. Graham made no effort to disguise his voice.
That's what I was thinking.
The 10/2/60 episode is rumored to exist in a private collection.
Panel was Dorothy Kilgallen, Steve Allen, Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf, and the mystery guests were Kirk Douglas and Mickey Rooney.
Actually, Douglas wasn't on as a mystery guest on that show, he was there because of a sideline occupation of his, "Sells electric blankets for horses." The program may have been destroyed in 1975 when Gil Fates was putting together the anniversary special because he wanted to use the clip of Douglas from that show but as he wrote, "Douglas remembered the spot, AND HATED IT!". Given how other shows were mishandled when putting that special together (the Dean Martin-Jerry Lewis one from 1954) I suspect that's what happened there.
Thanks - because they were mentioning in the previous episode that Steve Allen would return, I was noticing and wondering why that one was missing.
On a side note about my Vietnam experiences is also meeting Joey Bishop, one of my dad’s favorites. On a typical hot and miserable day, from our tent city, a few hundred feet from I saw Mr. Bishop, hand in hand with two gorgeous young women walking through our camp. Meeting him was a thrill, most of my buddies were more interested in the stunning ladies, than having a chance for a conversation. Mr. Bishop didn’t go to the Officer’s Club to eat, but went to the working man soldier’s ate in the Mess Dining area. A great guy!
A correction:
A true story about Billy Graham in DaNang, Vietnam in the late 1960's. A good friend of mine wanted us to see him (a once in a lifetime opportunity) and drove our Army jeep to where Graham was speaking. When we arrived, there was a parking problem. One of us had to stay behind to secure the jeep. I'd volunteered without any discussion or hesitation to stay, he didn't argue, instead, leaped out of our jeep, and ran towards the Reverend's Soldier's Crusade. Ironically, a few minutes later I heard a calm voice right next to me say, "Are you going inside?" It was 'the one and only' Billy Graham." I quickly responded, "No Sir, my duty is to watch-over this jeep!" Before leaving me, he smiled, blest me and our jeep. After his service and sermon to our troops, my buddy returned distraught and disappointed because of the crowd he couldn't personally meet one of his idolized heroes. I replied, to his astonishment, "Well, if you remained here in your jeep, you would've had a conversation with the Reverend Billy Graham!" My buddy needed shock therapy.
Let me add, - It was a privilege to meet him, nothing destructive happened to our jeep, and half-a-century later I am still in my odyssey with God upon our beautiful earth. Reverend Graham is an alright and I admired his sincerity, kindness and dedication.
Here's another instance of the lady panelists standing up to shake hands with a contestant (18:33) -- perhaps in deference to her age? These days, 70 doesn't seem so old, but it was nice that they were so respectful to her.
It's called manners. A person with good manners would have stood up even if the other person was a child....even if a person is older than you by a year one should learn to respect and treat the other with the utmost, regardless of their job or persuasion.
Arlene also stood to shake hands with Billy Graham. It wasn't often that the ladies stood for a male guest. And you're right about 70 not seeming so old these days. For some reason back then people seemed to looked much older. She certainly doesn't look like most 70 year old ladies today.
rcanepulse Elders are not respected in america. No.Go to a hospital and see the dismissive way they are treated. It sickens me. This is a culture that worships youth only ,however I don't treat people with respect if they are douchebags,whether they are 9 or 90. I've known one or two really nasty people who happened to be in their 80's, but I guarantee you they were as nasty in their youth as in their old age. Still ,I agree with you on most of what you said.
SaveThe TPC Proper manners dictate that the hostess (In this case, hostesses) retain the right to stand as a sign of eminent respect.
And yes, I realize Miss Francis and Miss Kilgallen weren't technically the hostesses, but in a more 'civilized' time, having been to Finishing School and being possessed of a sense of etiquette, both ladies took it upon themselves to act as such.
Believe it or not, there was once a place called America where people had respect for elders. Then the "never trust anyone over 30" campaign was injected into the social climate and young people were trained to believe that their 💩 didn't stink and older folks gave diminishing returns on their usefulness. Fifty years later, that America is on the brink of communism, and the leader of the free world will be gone. Guess where that leaves "the free world".
Love Anthony Quinn.
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+Adolfo Leon Jerry Lewis is also still alive, as well as Sophia Loren, Jayne Fonda, etc
Just an observation; Dorothy stood up to shake hands with Bishop Sheen, but she remained seated for Rev. Graham.
+WATCHMAN 117 Probably had to do with Dorothy's Catholicism.
Anthony Quinn was conceited, machismo... and he had no ass whatsoever- lol
We met him in Las Vegas and he was very smug.
mr Billy Graham shows FAITH is fundamental to the human beings
How interesting that Bennett mentioned Youngstown, Ohio to JCD in his closing remarks. That's my hometown and I was a little over a month old when this episode was broadcast - although I'm sure I wasn't present when he spoke in Youngstown. :-)
I have a nephew who lives there. Other family live in Marysville Ohio.