PASSWORD 1967-04-14 Arlene Francis & Larry Blyden 

Arlene Francis was almost sixty years old here and looks wonderful!

Arlene is ageless. She was always a lovely woman and a class act with a sense of humor

Arlene Francis always carried herself with such class on these game shows of the 1950s and 1960s. A true joy to watch.

So cool to see Arlene in color after a decade and a half in black and white on WML.

I regret that I've passed the point where I too could be described as "vivacious." But it perfectly describes Arlene Francis. What a gem.

Funny seeing Arlene and Larry together here, years before they teamed up later on the syndicated version of WML. Larry looks so young.

Always liked arlene Francis sense what's my line classy lady

love Arlene, classy, sexy and fun

I remember seeing Larry Blyden on some episodes of Match Game. He was always a good game player...

Arlene is a dish.

Look at that audience. No one is wearing blue jeans !

back when the Game Show Network was fun and showed these classic game shows instead of all the new crap they show today.

Contestant Richard is a bit like actor John Gavin.

Ms Francis' teammate was my beloved brother. I hate that he was called "dick". I remember, i was 10 and mom let me stay home to watch my handsome brother on TV. I miss you Richard ❤

I'm in love with Arlene ❤️

It is refreshing to see people wearing colorful dresses after around 20 years of WML and other game shows where people only wearing black and white dresses sitting in a white and black room without any audience!

Lovely pink outfit

Some close friends of Larry Blyden believe he was murdered in Morocco. He was only 49 when he died. So sad.

✂️🖍 That was so funny when Arlene said Lobby as the clue for Hobby. Maybe she was clairvoyant !! 🧰

They gave terrible clues for “Crank”.

sousaphone~Saxophone

On the previous day's episode (and in general), I assumed that Allen asking the contestants if they will come back is a perfunctory question. Of course they will come back. And presumably the Thursday and Friday episodes were taped on the same day. So it wouldn't be a matter of having to come back. They wouldn't have left. So not expecting that anyone would know the answer after all these years, I can't help but wonder what really happened. I watched their segment again and didn't see any reason why they had a complaint about the game play or any indication that they might not be feeling well. They both nod that they are coming back when Allen asks them. Could something have happened on 4/14 that caused the producer to throw out the rest of their entire segment that day and start over? Did they find out something about one of the contestants that made them ineligible? The only other thing I can think of is that they played for a very long time on Thursday. Perhaps one of them came on knowing they had to leave at the end of their segment and didn't expect that the game would carry over until the next episode. But I would think that the "Password" staff would screen the contestants to make sure they had one change of clothes and could come back for the next episode should it carry over.

Arlene was a master at WML, but not so much here.

Always enjoy hearing mention of worship with family being a positive thing. Nowadays you'd get sued, cursed, denigrated, etc. You can be as crude, rude, blasphemous as you please, but don't dare mention anything religious! So much for freedom of speech. :-(

Somebody tell Arlene that a saxophone is not a brass instrument.