I am also glad that BUZZR had the original "Concentration", that ran 1973 to 1978 weeknights at 7:30 pm eastern. Hosted by Jack Narz with Johnny Olson as announcer.
Shows like this and Whats My Line had the studio audience on their honor that no one would yell out the information . Where as on The Price Is Right the audience would yell out whatever their opinions .
The theme played over the audience pan shot was "Puppet On A String," a hit in England for Sandie Shaw, but I don't think here. I believe the musicians on the show then were Milt Kaye (organ) and Moe Goldenberg (percussion, the father of Hollywood composer Billy Goldenberg and a virtuoso percussionist who taught at Juilliard and wrote textbooks on the subject.)
Sadly no. Only about 12 of the thousands of 1958-73 episodes, including this one, have survived. Videotape was at a premium back then, and the shows were erased and reused. I wanna see it too, believe me.
This would have to be earlier than 1969, since ZIP Codes were in effect by then. 9 would have been the zone number, which preceded ZIP Codes. ZIP stands for Zone Improvement Plan. Neither a zone number nor a ZIP code was given in the address for NBC at 30 Rock.
21:10 "Oh, my word! We have a brand new champion! Whoo!! Bob Clayton must have nuts to to see Pat solve the puzzle with 8 squares revealed. Sort of. It was 6.