253     September 18, 1957
Bill, Jayne, Henry, Faye

Mildred Vern from Manhattan: “I’m going to marry one of the cameramen on this show” (The one taking my picture now) 
Wacky matrimony.  During the game, a camera normally trained on the panel gets reaction shots of Miss Vern’s fiancé Joe Schwartz.  Joe Papp is seen briefly when Henry guesses he’s the betrothed.  The producers give the couple a honeymoon in Hawaii.   

Linda Lewis from San Francisco: “I’m the youngest professional golfer in the world” (Age 6) 
Linda’s first public appearance as a golfer was at the age of 17 months, when she played a par-3 hole in 33 strokes.   Now six, she tells Garry she has shot 51 over a nine-hole course.  Linda and her father Chris performed traveling exhibitions as trick shot artists.  Linda demonstrates her prowess by hitting a golf ball from a tee Garry holds in his mouth.   

Special Guest Tony Randall and Garry compete for the title of “Lover Doll of 1957” 
Their competition involves various silly stunts testing their ability to seem suave.  This is a reference to Randall’s breakthrough role in Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? (1957).   Randall is also promoting his new film No Down Payment (1957).