192     June 20, 1956
Jayne, Bill, Faye, Henry

This fourth anniversary show is presented without a studio audience.  The cast and crew appear on stage for a family portrait, all wearing large cards around their necks which identify their positions, everyone from “panelist” to “stage manager” to “stand-in”.  Among those singled out by name as they are seen on camera are production assistant Adraia Koe, wardrobe manager Blanche Hunter, producer Mark Goodson (partner Bill Todman was out with chicken pox), stage manager Joe Papp and announcer John Cannon.  Others are clearly visible on camera, including producer Allan Sherman. Hunter is a long-time CBS staffer who at one point handled makeup for all the CBS shows in New York.  She is also one of the few African Americans on staff.   

They all take their seats in the theatre as Garry presents clips from past shows at a rapid pace. Garry gets some of the dates below wrong on the air. They have all been corrected here for accuracy.   

June 19, 1952 (E1) “I am Garry Moore’s wife” 

February 16, 1955 (E123) Mrs. Bilson from Columbus, Ohio: “I used to diaper Bill Cullen” 

December 1, 1954 (E112) clip of a Scotland Yard detective talking about having shadowed Jayne 

May 5, 1954 (E82) clip of Faye winning a cake baking contest judged by Earl Wilson
   
September 30, 1953 (E51) clip of Zippy the Chimp, and Henry with a hole in his shoe 

December 7, 1955 (E164) with Olympic champion weightlifter Paul Anderson lifting the entire panel 

March 5, 1953 (E31) “I figure out Einstein’s income tax” 

Also from March 5, 1953 (E31) “I discovered Aureomycin” 

March 9, 1955 (E126] “I broke the transcontinental flying record today” 

September 9, 1953 (E48) clip of a contestant whose secret is she only understands Italian 

June 8, 1955 (E139) clip of a man who throws knives at his mother-in-law 

February 10, 1954 (E71) “My wife and I had our 25th child last week” 

Then eleven months later (E117) “I just had my 26th child” 

December 23, 1953 (E63) clip of a man who collected an enormous ball of string 

March 23, 1955 (E128) “In ONE DAY on our farm… 3 cows had calves…The mare had a colt…The sow had 11 pigs…The cat had 4 kittens…and I was born” 

November 17, 1954 (E110) longer clip of “Fat” Jack E Leonard eating an ice cream sundae while the panel is subjected to odd weight reducing equipment. 

April 11, 1956 (E182) with more than 100 sailors from the USS Leyte celebrating their ship’s 10th anniversary   

Everyone moves next door for a party, and we see them all walking down 47th street, still wearing the cards identifying their positions.