To Tell the Truth - PANEL: Robert Q. Lewis, Betty White, Barry Nelson (Jul 22, 1963)

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PANEL: Robert Q. Lewis, Betty White, Barry Nelson, Kitty Carlisle
CONTESTANT #1: Bud Maheuron (Brainwashed Air Force hero)
CONTESTANT #2: Wally Green (Exotic dancer/choreographer)
CONTESTANT #3: Brigitta Troy (Author: "Let's Go: a Student's Guide to Europe")
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@shirtless6934 Год назад

Remember, Cadet Bonespurs does not like people who were captured. It would be interesting to see how Donnie would have stood up to the ordeal.

@kenowens9021 8 лет назад

Colonel Walker Melville "Bud" Mahurin died in 2010 and is buried at Arlington National Cemetery.

@MrBohuslav 2 года назад

Correct name is Walker Melville ("Bud") Mahurin (1918-2010). Contestant #3 is cartoonist and sculptor John Dirks (1917-2010).

@Trefoile Год назад

The Captain and the Kids

@ChrisHansonCanada Год назад

1:25 His darting eyes gave him away as the right one! 10:40 Being a gentleman was the norm in 1963.

@shirtless6934 Год назад

Was there a daily limit of one chair?

@donnawoodford6641 3 года назад

Years ago, I had an International Student Travel Card while in college. I think I paid $1.50, stayed in pensiones and saved money, traveled short distance by rail. I think you have to be a full time student. Not sure if the card is still around.

@joeambrose3260 4 года назад

Betty looks quite fetching

@debbyhodges1931 4 года назад

Great show. Sad that nearly all are dead now. Must be the Salem’s. Betty is 98 now which is wonderful!!!

@keithnaylor1981 9 месяцев назад

I wanted to know how he got back to the US from Korea after being released?

@DavidEJacob Год назад

Too bad Tom Posten wasn’t on the panel this time…he was in the war and knows a lot about it!

@kenyongray2615 2 года назад

Colonel Mahurin gave himself away while Bud was reading the affidavit. Notice his eyes going back and forth as if he were remembering what Bud was reading. Betty White looked great.

@jools01 Год назад

11:00 “this is an old graduate on my right”

@gabe-po9yi 5 лет назад

I looked up “Let’s Go” book and discovered that a travel series entitled “Let’s Go” was begun by an 18 year old Harvard freshman in 1960 and was first handed out - a 25-page mimeographed pamphlet - to students on flights to Europe. (It is still researched and written completely by Harvard students.). This makes me wonder if the author here and her husband essentially stole the idea. They used the words “Let’s Go” and specifically target it to students. It’s just too much of a coincidence.

@joeambrose3260 4 года назад

Perhaps this person is the student who started it ?

@gabe-po9yi 4 года назад

@@joeambrose3260 I guess the husband could be the ‘now’ (1963) 20 - 21 year old founder. It seems that “author AND founder” would’ve been noteworthy to include in the intro, though.

@FreihEitner Год назад

Seat belts save lives, and pick up a pack of smokes because those are safe. 😛

@ChrisHansonCanada Год назад

Man #2 in Game #1 Man #2 in Game #2 Lady #2 in Game #3

@peternagy-im4be Год назад

Sadly trolling and spoiling seems a common occurrence in today's joke society

@jimmygoodrich9590 Год назад

These shows,are 5o plus years old so no spoilers

@peternagy-im4be Год назад

@jimmygoodrich9590 except from these useless Internet trolls of course..

@kristabrewer9363 4 года назад

I had a strong feeling it was the guy before they even came down stairs because who would name their daughter Wally? I figured they had put the 2 ladies there to fool them

@HannibalFan52 2 года назад

Women often have masculine-sounding nicknames or professional names. I knew a ballerina with the first name of Wilhelmina, but everyone called her Willie. Likewise, men sometimes have feminine-sounding names. For instance, the composer for the 1960s British series 'The Avengers' (among many other film and TV productions) was Laurence Reginald Ward Johnson, but was listed as Laurie Johnson in the credits. Similarly, Leslie, Carol, and Evelyn were originally men's names.