307     October 15, 1958
Bill, Jayne, Henry, Betsy

Another episode featuring relatives of celebrities.

Three young Mr X’s: “We are the children of the ‘What’s My Line’ panel” 
Peter Gabel, Jonathan Cerf and Kerry Kollmar are, respectively, the sons of Arlene Francis (with Martin Gabel), Bennett Cerf (with Phyllis Fraser) and Dorothy Kilgallen (with Dick Kollmar).  All three would grow to have distinguished careers in their own rights.   

Mr David X: “My father is Dana Andrews” 
David Andrews performs the Cole Porter classic What Is This Thing called Love on the organ.  Garry says he has already recorded two albums.  Tragically, David would die of a brain hemorrhage in 1964 at age 30.   

Madame X: “My father is William Bendix” 
Mr X: “My father is Harold Lloyd” 
Lorraine Bendix and Duke Lloyd perform a routine together with Lloyd first singing solo, and Bendix interrupting him to do comedy.  Duke’s name is actually Harold Lloyd, Jr, but he downplayed the family connection in his professional music career.   

Michael, David, Al, Joseph, Jack, Bill: “We are Sam Levenson’s brothers” 
None are performers like Sam.  Respectively, they are art critic, businessman, secretary, physician, dentist and dental laboratory operator.  Nevertheless, they six perform together on various string instruments, conducted and accompanied by their famous brother.  Dora, the one sister in the family also appears.