Steve thanks Henry for subbing the week before, and also thanks
the members of the California Supreme Court for making it possible for him to
be here this week. This is a facetious
reference to their ruling last week upholding a rule which disqualified him
from running for Congress because he had not been registered as a Democrat long
enough.
Studio usher [Dick Wininger] is a student at City College in New
York, and in preparing for a test: “I studied for 45 hours non-stop…I fell
asleep during the exam and they couldn’t wake me up”
Mrs. Dan Ryan, County Commissioner from Chicago and Mrs. Lydon
Wild, a member of the Chicago Board of Education: “We have to find blind dates
for 2000 cadets”
The Army-Air
Force football game will take place in Chicago on November 6, and two thousand
cadets will descend on the town, apparently requiring companionship. Chicago women aged 17-23 were asked to apply
for this assignment, and more than five thousand of them responded. It fell to these two women to sort everything
out. Ruby Ryan succeeded her husband as
County Commissioner following his 1961 death.
He is the Dan Ryan for whom a well-known Chicago expressway is named.
Special guest Durward Kirby arranges
entertainment, provided by the panel, for Betsy Palmer’s birthday. Betsy sings “Honey Bun” (1949) from South Pacific, and as her performance is
played back, the other three pantomime to her recording. Through some split screen wizardry we see
Bill’s face atop Bess’ torso and arms, which are atop Henry’s legs. The studio audience loves it. In addition to his continuing work as co-host
of Candid Camera, Kirby is in
rehearsals for a new comedy heading for Broadway called Me and Thee (1965). The show
would officially open on December 7, and would close the same day.
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