Ensign Alton Thompson: “I graduated from Annapolis today (top man
in the class)”
Lt. Charles Otstott: “I graduated from West Point today (top man
in the class)”
Mary Emma Neaves from Dallas, Texas: “I taught both of these men
in high school”
Highland Park
High School where Miss Neaves teaches has a strong reputation for turning out
top students. It is nicknamed “Little
SMU” for its proximity to and feeder status for Southern Methodist University
in Dallas. Lt. Otstott would eventually make General.
Mr. Lamb from England brings in a large folder which contains:
“Postage stamps…They’re worth more than half a million dollars”
The folder contains a sheet of Penny
Blacks, rare British stamps from 1940. Penny
Blacks were the first adhesive postage stamps used in a public system. The stamps also established the flat rate of
one penny for mailing a letter, regardless of distance. Garry plugs the British Exhibition, a program
going on at the New York Coliseum which shows Americans what England is
like. Denny Lamb is the organizer of the
Exhibition.
Special Guest Tony Perkins helps Garry
strike the set, for the last time in this studio. The Mansfield Theatre (CBS Studio 59) is
being reconverted to a legitimate stage, and the show will have new digs next
week. Perkins, Garry, the other
contestants and various crew members move next door to Delsomma Italian
Restaurant for a party for the stagehands they’ll be leaving behind. The
blindfolded panel is left alone on stage until the Secret is revealed. Perkins will soon be seen as Norman Bates in
the new Hitchcock movie Psycho (1960). It would become his most famous
role.
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