What's My Line? - Zsa Zsa Gabor (Mar 29, 1953) [REPLACEMENT FOR GLITCHED VERSION] 

This show always puts a smile on my face. Very medicinal in these trying times.

2019 here. This show is addicting as hell!

The paratrooper James Allen Buck's obituary can be found online, and yes, as you might've guessed, he lived a exemplary life. He ran a highly successful law practice and served in several civic and professional capacities.

I love Dorothy Kilgallen, she truly amazes me with how she's able to narrow down details to who someone is.

Dorothy’s dreamy expression when James answered “Yes” to her query about whether he ever wore a uniform cracked me up (c6:08-6:10).

I always like when the celebrity mystery guests acknowledge the audience.

The paratrooper fella had quite a lot of spunk, haha! It's nice to see regular contestants showing a bit of personality and confidence during their appearances, instead of constantly relying on John Daly. Steve's questioning about the snake was absolutely hilarious! He always asks the most amusing questions in the most clueless manner... I mean, he's technically correct, but riding along a completely different track!

She lived a full life. 99 years old ain't bad.... R.I.P. dear lady.

Zsa Zsa acknowledge the audience, how nice of her.

Notice that ZSa Zsa gave a quick nod to the audience after shaking the panelist's hands that's class.

Mr Buck thank you for your service 💖💯

I love this show, it’s timeless classy and fun. The early ones were before I was born but I did see the later shows love watching again

Arlene is such a delight. She strikes me as the type of person who would bring the homeless food, or help somebody out of the gutter. What a wonderfully funny, kindly, angelic woman.

The beautiful and talented Zsa Zsa was 36 years old in this show.

Mr. Buck brought lots of personality. Fun guest!

I am binging through these episodes as I work on another computer screen. I am remiss in "giving a thumbs up" to each episode, which I am immensely enjoying. I feel as if I am transported 50+ years into the past. Even my wife of 46 years has noted my foray into my nostalgic years.

The first contestant was hilarious, and it was obvious that Daly enjoyed having him there. ;)

Mr. Buck seems like a good sport! :-) he's quite the character!

Thank you .....You Tube for this popular t.v. program in the 1950's...even amusing today ☺️🎉🎤

Good to see Zsa Zsawhen she was younger. I've only seen her 20-30 years later, quite a difference. But her voice is definitely familiar.

I waited on her in a restaurant in the 1960's. Truthfully, she was gorgeous and most classy.

What an astonishing smile she has. Those dimples...It's a lesson to us all. Zza Zza comes on at 17:44. I can't even imagine the impression one got in person. This is one really pretty gal.

Agree. It’s my favorite show to watch on RU-vid.

The 50s had the the most classy and beautiful female celebrities

Remarkable that the guy appeared on WML and then shipped to Korea to fight the next day.

Terrific! So glamorous, and she seemed to have such a good time!

So hard to realize that back then they played for $50. and now it's $100,000. Just amazing!

Happy to see a Africa America who is just a regular person back in the early 50's. Usually I've only seen an Entertainer or a well known Sports Figure.

From Budapest Hungary I am fan of this superb game

I watch this on the train ,gday from Melbourne,Australia. 70 years old this show,unbelievable.

Zsa Zsa Gabor and her sister were just gorgeous

James Buck Obituary: James Allen Buck 80, of Indianapolis, died July 7, 2010. He was the loving husband of Jeri for 47 years; dear father of Cheryl (husband Ken) Carpenter and Jeff (wife Greta); beloved grandfather of KaCee, Audrey and Margaret; and beloved owner of Barney, his golden retriever. He was born October 26, 1929 in Indianapolis to the late Rebah and Arthur Buck. Jim bravely served his country as a Captain and Paratrooper in the U.S. Army during the Korean War, earning a number of honors including the Bronze Star. He graduated from Butler University in 1951, where he was a Sigma Chi and earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence in 1959 from Indiana University. Jim ran a prominent family law practice in Indianapolis, successfully trying a number of precedent setting cases. Jim served as Chairman of Family Law for ICLEF, Commissioner for Marion County Probate Court, Counsel and Legal Deputy for Marion County Sheriff, County Councilman and many other positions. He was named Best Divorce Lawyer seven times in Indianapolis Monthly Magazine and "Best Lawyers in America" for 20 years. He was the Coin Columnist for the Indianapolis Star for 25 years. Jim was the expert handicapper in a trial to determine whether pari-mutuel betting on horse races was "sport" or "gambling". He earned his Eagle Scout at the age 13. Jim was very knowledgeable and interested in a wide area of subjects, learning Spanish and French that he used in his worldly travels. He loved sharing stories and jokes with the people he and Barney met during their many walks. Jim made a great impact on many people, was loved by his family and friends and will be greatly missed. Visitation will be from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Monday, July 12, at Flanner and Buchanan Funeral Center - Broad Ripple, where funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, July 13, cremation will follow. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association.

What does Dorothy look like when she’s completely taken by an attractive man? Check the reaction of her eyes at 6:05 I’d have to say that Mr. Buck is one of the more personable contestants I’ve seen so far; but Dorothy seems utterly gaga!

2020 is still loving this show.

It's interesting for Steve Allen because his future wife, Jayne Meadows, was deathly afraid of snakes. When she was on I've Got A Secret, one gentleman had many snakes in his pockets, but Garry Moore knew of Jayne's fear and sent her off stage. She was very appreciative after that guest left.

God I’ve been bingeing this for 3 days. Such beautiful people and so much class and prestige!

I enjoyed watching James Buck. He was a very nice young man.

I wonder why WML was on so late and on a Sunday? Despite its huge success, I think it might have been even more popular at an earlier time. It's a very entertaining show thanks to Daly and the panel, not to mention the clever concept.

I had to laugh! After being introduced as "One of America's Best Dressed Women," you see Dorothy Kilgallen wearing what looks like a giant dinner napkin! Those '50's! ;-)

I love Steve Allen. His wife is pretty special too.

absolutely GORGEOUS ZsaZsa.....what a beautiful woman....

The Army paratrooper is my favorite non-celebrity guest on WML.

I remember watching this show. Only now do I realize how regional our. NYC TV was. I miss the wholesomeness of the old TV

Sometimes I can’t help but wish I could ask these wonderful people what it was like to live through the 1918 pandemic, Prohibition, the Great Depression, the two world wars, and tell them about smart phones, Netflix, AirBnB and COVID...compare notes...One can certainly dream!

2020 here. this hsow is a great reprieve from the year that just drags on. A great lesson in the joy of civility. Watching this as a distraction from "The Election".

Zsa Zsa was such a bombshell. It's hard to say if she or Eva were the more beautiful. They were both gorgeous!

Stunning woman Zsa Zsa :-) . RIP :-(

RIP Zsa Zsa Gabor. You will be missed.

Oh for the days when we witnessed such glamour.

Steve Allen makes this whole show for me! ha ha

Wow, 62 y/o ago and Zsa Zsa still hanging in there

Ever notice that the last contestant always has the best Line of work?

I remember watching Zsa Zsa's Moulin Rouge in a high school art class. She was easily the best thing about the movie.

Some adorable thing were the ads! Love their creative live versions of it. Priceless guests!

One other connection between my family and Zsa Zsa Gabor. My mom and Zsa Zsa shared the same birthday. However, my mom was two years older and born in the U.S. The glamorous Miss Gabor was born in Budapest.

They would stump the panel more often if they didn't have on celebrities who were promoting a project or recently opened movie. Cerf and Francis sniff those folks out every time.

That diamond she's got on her hand is massive

Daly goes through all the stages of confusion at 13:16 trying to answer Steve's question before finally calling a conference. xD

Too bad they ran out of time for the last contestant! It would have been interesting to hear a few details about her profession.

Zsa Zsa is truly beautiful, and here she reminds me of Jessica Lange, she seems so lively and fun

Mr. Buck looks and acts like a Military man, but I don't understand why the panel didn't start with that line of question first.

at the 11:30 mark, when John is having the conference with the contestant, Steve Allen says and welcome to "Those Two", a reference to a 15 minute tv show which starred Pinky Lee and Vivian Blaine in the 1950s

God, she was incredibly beautiful.

Its sad knowing all these people are now dead😔😔

I was born the day this program aired.

14:17 "...Could I put this around my neck?" ( *I cackled* )

Loved that guy, James Buck.

the UK version of the same programme, in the 50s seems to have been wiped so very few available. This is a wonderful substitute.

22:26 I thought it was very kind and humbling of Zsa Zsa Gabor to curtsey/bow to the audience after she greeted the panelists. It showed that she was grateful to her fans as well as showing a sense of humbleness towards them. I am probably wrong in thinking this, but, is this the first time a celebrity guest acknowledged the audience as he/she exited the stage? 🤔 I’m 47 episodes in from the shows premiere and will most likely go back and view their exits- at some point just to satisfy my curiosity. Maybe hers just stood out to me for some reason. 🤷‍♀️🙃 Be well, stay kind and blessings to all ~

"I don't like the term draft" was a pretty big hint.

Wow Dorothy looks gorgeous

Nothing like this show to bring back memories...but also make one feel old as sin...When I went to see the circus at Madison Sq. Garden in NYC, probably about 9 years (1962?) after this episode of WML was filmed, it was still owned by the Ringling family, John Ringling North was still the ringmaster (...probably his last year as such), and Emmett Kelly, Sr was still its primary clown....now they're both gone, as is Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Circus itself.

I was born 4 days before this show. My twin brother, too!

I'm always stunned at how the famous guests are so quickly dismissed.

I can't believe Zsa Zsa is 99 years old and still alive! (7-2016)

There was only one movie in color playing in New York City in 1953.

My step dad was born on March 29th 1953..so the day this show was taped lol

Woah he was off to Korea. Edit: I'd be able to know Zsa Zsa just by hearing her. Her voice is distinct

It seems to me that Steve Allen has been fed certain lines to make the audience laugh.

Dorothy's dress looks like it has those guards the suit of armor had to protect your head from getting sliced off.

Someone asked Zsa Zsa which of the beautiful Gabors is the oldest and she answeed, "Its mama but she'd never admit it." There mother was a guest on WML once.

Zsa Zsa Gabor is sooo beautiful. So much more than TV or movies portray.

Zsa Zsa Gabor, Mother & two sisters were like the Kardashians. Everywhere U locked there was one Gabor or another.

Zaza slapping the traffic 👮‍♂️

one can't deny her beauty

Man she was beautiful.

Nice to see a clean version! Sorry to see all of the original comments wiped.

Saw her and immediately came to mind “New York is where I’d rather stay”, a phrase I identify with greatly.

That sounds like the longest intro by Arlene at the beginning of the show

Is anyone else intrigued by John’s bizarre hair combing style? I can’t keep from looking at it and wondering WHY the low, wide, part with all different directions of combing!

I aways. Notice again she wears her heart necklace Arlene I mean. Check it out out

Everyone loves Zsa Zsa ❤

Muy inteligente, muy bella. La biografía que escribió es interesante.

the original "material girl", people forget the gabor's fled hungary because of hitler, zsa zsa was a natural socialite, she was miss hungary in 1936.

Aw how sad - first contestant died while walking his sweet dog. Lived a long time though.

. . . but I really wanted to learn more about Miss Byrd, who ran the camp for prize fighters!

Zsa Zsa and her sisters were so beautiful and sexy......

"...are you ZsaZsa Gabor?" "yes"... Guys blindfolds are off , can't even see them - girls starting to reach behind to undo theirs... LOL

I sometimes find it hard to believe that the panel wasn't briefed. Steve Allen's questions were so pertinent, yet so obscure. It doesn't seem coincidental.

Miss Gábor was born February 6, 1917. She must be the oldest Mystery Guest still alive.