Dan Grinstead from Seattle, Washington is going to perform with
Norman Paris and the Orchestra using: “18 soda pop bottles and a vacuum
cleaner”
Grinstead has
built a musical instrument on the premise of blowing across the top of a pop
bottle. The vacuum blows across all 18
bottles, and his keyboard determines which bottles receive the air and make
their carefully pitched tones, resulting in a calliope-like sound. He and the band perform “The Daring Young Man
on the Flying Trapeze” (1867).
Larry and Phyllis [Aig] from St Petersburg, Florida: “We were
married by long-distance telephone”
A few years
earlier, Larry was serving overseas and couldn’t get leave, so the couple
arranged this unusual way to tie the knot.
The eight-minute long-distance phone call cost 48 dollars. Larry was a contestant on the unauthorized
Japanese version of the show with this same secret.
Special guest Peter Lawford challenges
the panel with more riddles from the book How
Come? (Doubleday 1953) just a few weeks after Cliff Robertson did the same
thing for his Secret (
E524
). Lawford has produced the new movie Johnny Cool (1963). He does not appear in the film, but his Rat
Pack buddies Sammy Davis Jr and Joey Bishop each have parts.
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