You Bet Your Life #58-33 Rex the Wonder Horse (Secret word 'Money', May 7, 1959) 

Although no tattoos, thank God.

@@jessewolf7649 Say that again! What a beauty!

Those were always his lines when he met an elderly contestant!!

Almost everyone on this show looks older than people do now. I have not been able to determine why.But Groucho actually looks younger than most. He was born in 1890.

Yeah I was thinking the same thing about the old man. He actually looks more like about 75 or so. But he was nice old guy. That young woman is so pretty. And she was so nice to her older partner. Love YBYL.

Lou said that he was 65 for several years.

He said 65 so he could still borrow money!

Figaro Hey! Thanks!

Figaro Hey! 78?? Wow you sure? She died young. She looks kindof like my fiancee from Germany, except my girl has longer blond hair. .

@@m42037 She died young from an insane amount of alcohol abuse.

So she was fibbing to say she would not marry until she was 30. On YBYL she was 33. Gorgeous, elegant, intelligent and kind to others. Very sorry to hear of her ridiculously early alcohol death.

@@artbyraboff 😢🥺

I was going to write something similar, CLASSY, GENUINE, BEAUTIFUL AND HUMBLE and totally SWEET.

Pretty sure I did.

Monty Montana is on Facebook In a was beautiful to say the least. The old man had to be in his 90s if he knew the James brothers and the Dalton brothers.

@@samueladams1775 I went to high school with his daughter Linda. His ranch was right around the corner from the school on Devonshire St in Granada Hills CA.

@@bill2953 Very interesting!

I'm her son. She was a nurse before becoming an actress. She never hit it big. A few bit parts, a remake, and then a couple of game shows. By 1978. her liver gave up and she died from decades of alcohol abuse. It was not a pleasant experience for her, or us, her children. @LostInMySpace: Curious how you were able to find out so much of her backstory. I knew my mother had been married to a Greek-American doctor at some point, but never knew his name or, that they had gotten married in Vegas.

@@artbyraboff Joakim; I did some research and found their records. It was not difficult to do . But yes, Ina Anders first was married to Philip M. Kalavros. I misspelled his name as Kailavros; there is no i in his name. In fact, his real full Greek spelled name is Philolaos M. Kalavros. Their home was 5148 Yarmouth Ave. in Encino, CA. Philip was buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills, CA. He was born June 2, 1914, and died October 24, 1997. I found their record in the December 16, 1955 index that they were married Dec. 17, 1955. It looks like he got his license in Iowa in 1933. Oddly, Philip Kalavros claims he was going to marry the actress Linda Darnell. There was an article in the Independent Press-Telegram newspaper dated May 9, 1965 article entitled "Doctor at Memorial Rite said Linda Darnell Planned to Wed. Apparently, Philip Kalavros gave the eulogy for Linda Darnell, the actress who died in an apartment fire in Chicago while visiting friends there. Third degree burns over 90% of her body. Article states, Dr. Philip M. Kalavros, a dermatologist of Sherman Oaks, disclosed the thwarted marriage plans as he delivered the eulogy at the Burbank Home and Family Life Historical Museum" He told the newspaperman that he and Linda Darnell had been engaged for about two years, and had planned to marry sometime after Easter. Easter fell eight days after Linda Darnell died. You can also view on RU-vid, the documentary entitled, Linda Darnell-Documentary. May both of these beautiful women, Ina Anders, and Linda Darnell rest in peace. Joakim, if you have any other questions, let me know. Tednite8@aol.com

@@lostinmyspace4910 Thanks for the update. Seems you have access to interesting databases...If I remember correctly, their marriage didn't last very long because Phillip wanted children and my mother didn't at the time. I think she became infatuated with the Hollywood scene at the time. I know she was friends or at least friendly with Robert Blake (Baretta) and Sammy Davis Jr who was married to fellow Swede Maybritt Wilkens. If you look up my father Ernest Raboff on IMDB you'll see he too had a bit part career in Hollywood. I heard as a child (not sure from whom) that my parents met on the set of the Sinatra film "Man with the Golden Arm". But I've also heard that she was introduced to him via a Swedish woman named Margit Falk that my father was married to after WWII.

@@artbyraboff Joakim; The database I accessed is a paid one, and is available to all. It's called Ancestry, and people use it for tracing family from around the world for genealogy research. There really are so many aspects to the database including birth, death, burial, schoolbooks, marriage, newspapers, immigration and travel. It's pretty comprehensive.. Hopefully, I've enlightened you, and if you have any other questions I can give it a go, and find out for you if you desire to know more.

@@lostinmyspace4910 If I may, Ancestry is a paid site (about $300/year; $25/month), but free in many American public libraries. That is, if/when we can get back inside them. Good luck, Joakim. Your mother sure was a beautiful & intelligent woman, as evidenced here in her prime.

She lived a few hundred meters from my house in Trollhättan, Sweden! Her parents were farmers. But the house is since long gone.

@@cissi9671 Thanks for the info. Ina Anders, is one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen! But then again there are a lot of beauties where she hails from.

@@cissi9671 I am Ina's son and lived in Trollhättan at my grandparents' house several times during the early and late 1970s. Their names were Agnes and Eskil Andersson. I even went to the local school, Lyrfågelskolan. Originally, my grandfather was a competative horse and buggy racer from Älvängen. They lived and raised their kids in Dalsland before moving to Trollhättan. Eventually, when most of their children had begun their own lives, they moved to Örtagårdsvägen in Trollhättan. The only surviving child is a daughter named Lillian. She has had mental issues for most of her life and no one has heard from her in many, many years. She was the most beautiful of the four girls (my mothers sisters) and worked as a model in the 1950s.

I worked as a stand-in for Bruce Willis on a season of Moonlighting in 1986 and got to spend some time with both him and Cybill Shepard. While he was salty and down to earth, Cybill was a moody diva and not pleasant at all on or off set.