At long last, the new set is
revealed. However, there is a
misspelling of the show’s name onstage, which Garry points out on air.
[Susan Dowling]: “Henry Morgan used to put me
to bed when I was five years old”
Alice Joline: “My great-grandfather wrote The
Star Spangled Banner (Francis Scott Key)”
Alice Joline was a Philadelphia area artist
Special Guest George Jessel stands up and
gives a speech every time a panelist mentions his name.
As an actor, Jessel’s filmography is relatively small and mostly
forgotten. His fame derives instead from
his willingness – even eagerness – to give speeches and serve as master of
ceremonies at testimonial dinners, political rallies, fundraising banquets and
practically any other form of gathering.
All these personal appearances earned him the nickname “Toastmaster
General of the United States.”
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