Arlene Francis - memories of syn/orig What's my line? 

Get in line pal! LOL

Hey, that line is getting longer

Same here!! 😅

Very nicely said ✨

They are together again now ❤

Edward Oneil, I also read that Arlene's diamond heart necklace was later replaced. But sad to have lost the special original that way!

@@aileen694 it's just so tragic and sad that the original is away. Diamonds are Crystal's and they absorb and hold memories of their owners life ect.

Yes, it was sad it got stolen..

I have forgotten who it was, but a jeweler made her a replacement and there is a really sweet photo of her breaking into tears as he put it on.

You're absolutely right.

Yes, that was a good one!

They showed a bit of his memorial on YT. We saw Jonathan Cerf's tribute to him.

Yes the whole video is there ❤🥹

Thank you for your time and kind words 😊

You're not alone in this dream, I bet 😉 All the best to you too! ✨

Thankyou ⭐

Thank you!

What law school was that?

Thanks for your kind words 😉

I believe Kitty was with her when her necklace was grabbed by mugger, just exited a cab.

Thanks a lot! ✨🌼

Thanks!

He's gone

❤

Even though our opinions differ, thank you for your comment.

@@paula127v I'm afraid I have to agree with commenter Galilleocan! 🙄 That background music was really distracting and actually drowned out some bits of conversation. But -- thanks So Much for putting this together! Was still enjoyable. :)

@@aileen694 I'm now more aware of that, so I'm sorry, although I'm glad that it was still enjoyable for you :)

I love it as is...... You didn't have any reason whatsoever to post these ya know? I'll take free forever

Nope

Nelson, yeah, wonder what happened with her gowns?

@@aileen694 Probably returned to Bon Wit Teller (dept store), she was on the company board & I figure it was a marketing ploy.

@@patcurrie9888 bet you're right. I read that Arlene (and maybe Dottie too) was given free use of her wardrobe in exchange for the TV exposure. Always gorgeous, anyway.

Most well known people on TV back in they day wore dresses by a fashion store/designer sponsoring the program. They still do it today on some programs.

Pull up Blyden's Wikipedia page and you can read about the confusion regarding the cause and circumstances of his death. I never knew about this and had always believed that he was killed in a car crash while on vacation in Morocco.

I heard he was hijacked and killed in Morroco

They started a new version of it in the early 70s.

Dorothy Kilgallen wasn't all that bad. She was just a typical Manhattan elitist (as were others on the panel). It was Bennet Cerf who was the pompous one that looked down on everyone. He also founded the Famous Writers School (mail order school) that bilked people out of a lot of money. After a lot of pressure by Cerf to keep the story suppressed, Jessica Mitford finally got her article exposing it in the July 1970 issue of The Atlantic. The "Famous Writers School" went bankrupt in 1972. As one example of what Cerf was really like, Mitford asked him how many books his Random House publishing company had printed by Famous Writers School students. His answer was, "Oh, come on, you must be pulling my leg - no person of any sophistication, whose book we’d publish, would have to take a mail-order course to learn how to write." Now THAT was the horrifying person on the panel.

@@trainliker100 wow, I didn't know that.

No Dorothy Kilgallen was NOT "truly horrifying" at all. She was one of the top American journalists of the 20th Century and was most likely murdered to stop her investigation of the JFK assassination!

​@@dorothykilgallenwasmurdere1653ugh! You should really check it out Dorothy and Arlene were 2 of the best! ❤❤