472     February 12, 1962
Bill, Betsy, Henry, Bess

Stan Berman from Brooklyn: “I’ve gone to more than 2,000 celebrity parties, weddings & premieres…I was not invited to any of them”
Berman, a cab driver by profession, became somewhat notorious as a gate crasher at major events.  Among his triumphs was attending the 1961 inauguration of President Kennedy in the Kennedy family box.   A few weeks after this appearance, he would crash the Academy Awards presentation in Hollywood, and the Tony Awards in New York.   

Henry Makow from Ottawa, Canada: “I write a column for 35 newspapers…I give advice to parents”                 
The eleven-year-old columnist writes “Ask Henry” for newspapers in the US and Canada.  A collection of his advice would be published in book form later in 1962.  In the 1980s, an adult Makow would be responsible for the board game A Question of Scruples.   

Special guest Michel de la Vega is back, this time with a new trick. He hypnotizes Garry into a state of rigidity and positions him between two chair backs.  Later, he stands on the prone Garry.   Show staffers [Charlie McCauley] and Roger Peterson assist.