[Garry Dodge], [Garry Carswell], [Garry
Schulke], [Garry Dyer], [Garry Merrick] and [Garry Hanson], all from Houston,
Texas: “Each of us has a twin brother named Larry”
Wacky childbirth. Our Garry says that the show staff found 29
additional Garry-Larry twin pairs in Houston.
Special guest Cliff Robertson reads
various riddles and brief mystery stories which the panel is challenged to
solve. They come from a collection
curated by Agnes Rogers and released in book form as How
Come? (Doubleday 1953). Robertson is
about to be seen in the film PT 109 (1963) as a young John F Kennedy, and is working on the romantic comedy Sunday in New York (1963).
In the final segment, we revisit the
artworks that Henry and Bill made on April 8 (
E520
) that were to be turned
into dresses for Betsy and Bess. The
fabric has been made, and the colorful designer and performance artist Alphonse
Berge, known as “The Great Drapo,” fashions the fabric onto the women’s bodies
while we watch. Berge’s career dates to
the 1930s, including a performance at the 1939 World’s Fair. He has a small number of film roles in
addition to his design work.
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