Harry Moses: “My
grandmother is Grandma Moses”
Anna Mary
Robinson Moses was known by her family as “Grandma Moses” long before she
started a late-in-life career as an artist.
She and her rustic and primitive paintings were wildly popular in the
1940s and 1950s, despite (or perhaps due to) the fact that she didn’t really
begin taking painting seriously until 1938 at the age of 78. At the time of this Secret, Moses is 95 and
still producing art. She would live to
be 101 years old.
Evelyn Hayes of Allentown, Pa: “I ate fried worms for lunch today”
Mrs.
Hayes is employed by an Allentown department store to taste and sell exotic
foods such as the aforementioned fried worms, chocolate covered ants, and larks
stuffed with cream of truffled goose liver.
After the game, the panel is offered their choice of hamburgers, one of
which has been prepared with fried worms.
Special Guest
Jean-Pierre Aumont adds a gesture to every ‘yes’ answer.
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