This show starts with a bit of audio
from the untelevised conclusion of Marion Lorne’s game from the previous
week. Garry says it took about fifteen
additional minutes for the panel to succeed.
Edwin Busbee from Bayside, Virginia: “I made the best bean soup in
the United States Navy”
Commissaryman First Class Busbee’s “Bean
Soup a la Norfolk” (as in the Naval Air Station in Norfolk, Virginia) beat
hundreds of other entries in the Navy’s third annual competition. Admiral Hugh Hainsworth is on hand to present
a trophy to CFC Busbee for his accomplishment. Busbee shares his recipe with the panel.
Charles I. Blood from Kansas City, Missouri: “I’ve been working
for the same newspaper for 75 years”
Mr. Blood writes a daily column for
the Kansas City Star. He was the paper’s
city editor for thirty years. He started
as a delivery boy at the age of 14 in 1884.
The paper itself had been founded only four years earlier. Blood is 88 years old here. He died in June, 1963 at age 92, still on the
paper’s payroll.
Special Guest Jayne Meadows has Bess,
the newcomer of the panel, perform a few of the various stunts foisted on the
group over the seven years that Jayne was on the show. They include testing a weight-reducing
machine (
E110
), catching raw eggs on the bounce (
E333
) and milking a cow
(
E202
). Bess avoids having to perform the
final task when the cow relieves itself on stage.
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