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George Axelrod & Vivian Blaine

George Axelrod & Vivian Blaine 1955

imdb 8.0 14

Dorothy Kilgallen, Fred Allen, Arlene Francis and Bennett Cerf are this evening's panelists. Host and moderator, John Daly, greets the panel and asks them to don their masks for the first guest for fear that he will be recognized. The gentleman is playwright and screenwriter, George Axelrod, author of the successful comedy on Broadway at the moment, "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?," starring Martin Gabel, Miss Francis's husband. Bennett Cerf identifies Mr. Axelrod almost immediately and, in chatting with Mr. Axelrod, John Daly mentions that the gentleman is the author of another Broadway hit comedy, "The Seven Year Itch." Next up, Miss Jeanne McLemore of Dallas, Texas. A lovely young woman, Miss McLemore is a licensed wrestling promoter. The panel is stumped, and the girl wins the round by default. Tonight's mystery celebrity guest is Vivian Blaine, star of the recently released "Guys and Dolls." Although Bennett Cerf asks Miss Blaine if she appears in the motion picture, it is Miss Kilgallen who successfully identifies the woman. A warm personality, Miss Blaine offers to kiss all of the wonderful 'guys and dolls' on the panel, and John Daly gets in line for a smooch from the Broadway star. Lastly, Mr. Don Sipp, a girdle salesman from Pasadena, California is introduced and though Miss Kilgallen was just about to peg his occupation, Mr. Daly calls time. Mr. Sipp wins the round by default. The panel and Mr. Daly exchange their usual good nights and, as ever, Mr. Daly invites viewers to tune in next Sunday.

Genres: Family, Game-Show
Starts: Dorothy Kilgallen, Fred Allen, Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf, John Daly, George Axelrod, Jeanne McLemore, Vivian Blaine, Don Sipp
Director: Franklin Heller

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