PASSWORD 1963-04-22 Dina Merrill & Paul Anka 

And since Paul was born in July 1941, he hadn't had his 22nd birthday when this was shown.

@@kokoken1 Only the best password player behind Peter Lawford. Two favorite players: Paul Anka / Betty White.

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He was attempting a Jedi mind trick, long before George Lucas created the Jedi Order for the Star Wars prequel and original trilogy.

He was a mannerly old fashioned young man who worked and worked all his life and loved what he did and generally stayed out of trouble. What more could you ask?

I wonder if she was a fan of his…

The Force was strong with him!

Absolutely. Very much worth seeking out the episodes he was on - and the fact he was in his early 20s during his appearances were amazing as well.

Very adorbs!

Class Act!

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cant change the written word once printed.and in our possession....google now controls what we can and cannot know. Remember the character in Orwell's novel 1984...he was in charge of erasing the truth.

She was actually a Hutton, as in E. F. Her brother-in-law suggested Merrill as her stage name. Don't forget that on her mother's side she's Post Cereals. That's the REAL big money. E. F. Hutton was just pocket change.

Dr. Livingstone I. Presume Actually her mother, Marjorie Merriweather Post, the richest woman in America, formed and ran General Foods which was a LOT more than just Post cereals - Birdseye, Maxwell House, Sanka, and on and on and on. Dina first married and had 3 children with the Colgate-Palmolive heir. She was enormously wealthy but so down to earth and incredibly classy.

If she had 10 times less, 500 million. She could put it in a savings account and at just 1% interest, she would have 5 million in interest income a year. No one needs that much money. 5 billion would get 50 million in interest a year.

Leon Powe The $5 billion figure is dubious. She inherited about $50 million from her mother in 1973 and probably $20 million from her father in 1962. Over the years her fortune probably grew to $500 million. Just as importantly, I’m sure she was a recipient of numerous trust funds and those alone should have kept her quite comfortable.

Roholi As noted earlier, the interest alone in a 1% saving account would be 5 million a year for 500 million.

It was a time in America when people could read.

I read our entire set of World Books, cover to cover. It took a few years. I still have them, but haven't opened them in several decades.

What makes it so funny is he’s sitting there in his armed forces uniform 😂

I read somewhere a long time ago that they received $500 per show.

My jaw dropped when he said that. WOW - what a dated statement. Nowadays, I think that would be considered insulting.

@@frostiethewestie52 Maybe it is and maybe it isn't. There are all kinds of ways to compliment people, to get someone to respond positively to a statement without it being deemed sexist or demeaning. Then, 1950s-1960s, it was expected for men to say 'cute' things like, 'so pretty' 'lovely to look at' 'you're a honey' without getting a heated response or a physical attack. Now, 2022, most everyone is angry and 'hurt' and defensive. Comes from the constant barrage of the media defining everything. Zo...I give no compliments and expect none. No positive build ups, no comparisons. Boring, isn't it?

I couldn’t believe he actually said “you don’t need to win because you’re both so pretty!”

It was 1963

What's wrong with saying "pretty blonds"?

hmmm? Have you ever been at a Zoo or a Pet Store? How do you think a bird is able to sit on a twig, branch, limb of a tree?

@@gusloader123 Claws are NOT nails! Bird's nails are on the tips of their toes. When a bird lands on a branch, the ankle bends and the Achilles' tendon is stretched. When the tendon stretches, it pulls on the toes and curls them around the branch. There is no muscular effort involved in holding onto the branch - it's automatic. Cats' claws, by contrast, come out of the front of their toes and act as tools that are used to catch and hold prey, tear meat from bones, defend their bearer, and climb.

@@pepeboy234 Birds have talons which are a type of claw.

I think she gave horrible clues. She kept saying "bird" for claws? She could have said bear, hand, lion, paw, etc., but BIRD? She gave many other bad clues. Paul Anka owned this game. He was very young then was well - maybe 22 or 23? Words are a songwriter's business, though.

Paul was 21.

Marlin was a pretty good player. 🦉