Cutts (who also appeared on the panel three weeks ago) is an attractive young British actress who worked steadily
if not spectacularly in films and television throughout the 1950s.
Mr. X: “I just picked the pockets of the
audience”
Vic Perry was a British performer
known as “The World’s Greatest Pickpocket.”
He also worked as a mentalist and slight-of-hand artist. Primarily, he was a showman. The imposingly built and fashionably dressed
Perry performs part of his act with three of his studio audience victims, who were
almost certainly plants working for Perry outside the knowledge of the Secret staff. Executive producer Gil Fates recounts his
somewhat exaggerated memory of this incident in his book What’s My Line?
Mr. Y: “I won 2 gold medals at the Olympic
Games in Australia”
Tom Courtney is dressed in his
military uniform. PFC Courtney won gold
in the 800m and in the 4 x 400m relay. His 800m showdown with Derek Johnson of
Great Britain (Courtney won by .13 seconds) left both men so exhausted that the
medal ceremony had to be delayed.
Australia being in the southern hemisphere, the Summer Games had only
recently taken place.
Special Guest Vincent Price
Price has poster-sized blow-ups of Christmas
cards that were sent by famous people, and the panel is asked to guess who sent
them.
With little to go on in each case, the panel flounders through a dull
segment. Garry mentions that Price is
gaining a reputation for his knowledge of art, a reference to his appearances
at the time on the quiz show The $64,000
Challenge.
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