What's My Line? - Episodes- Followmy.tv

Game 1: Miss Jun Morrison (her first name is pronounced as ""June"") - ""Rockette (Dancer at Radio City Music Hall)"" (salaried; from New York) Game 2: Ant... read more

Game 1: Lee Meriwether (as Mystery Guest #1) ""Miss America 1955"" Game 2: Paul Haas - ""Fits Men's Corsets"" (for both cosmetic and medical purposes; sala... read more

Game 1: Robert Young (as Mystery Guest #1) Game 2: A person who runs a school for bartenders Game 3: Gina Lollobrigida (as Mystery Guest #2) Game 4: A ... read more

Game 1: Mrs. Lilian J. Rowen - ""Manages Turkish Bath For Women"" (salaried; from New York, NY) Game 2: Dale Evans & Roy Rogers (as Mystery Guest Duo) They... read more

Game 1: Edward Montague (Edward Francis Montague) - ""Baseball Scout (For N.Y. Giants)"" (salaried; he discovered and signed baseball great Willie Mays when ... read more

Game 1: Mr. O. E. Tibbs (Edwin Tibbs) - ""Test Pilot For Jet Bombers"" (salaried; he is the chief test pilot for Martin Company bombers; he donated his game ... read more

Game 1: Miss Ruth Ezekiel - ""Dentist"" (salaried; she works for the Guggenheim Foundation; she wore Indian sari clothing; from Bombay, India) Game 2: Mrs.... read more

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Game 1: Miss Gudny Thorgeirsdottir - ""Race Horse Jockey"" (salaried; from Iceland) Game 2: Wm. L. Jenkins (William L. Jenkins) - ""Guards the Gold At Fort... read more

Game 1: Mrs. Iris Blitch - ""Congresswoman (Just Elected)"" (salaried; representing Georgia in the U. S. House of Representatives; Democrat; from Homerville,... read more

Game 1: Hal Gold - ""Fireman"" (He put out a fire at Dorothy Kilgallen's house which occurred on 12/15/1953; Bennett Cerf guessed his line at $35) Game 2: ... read more

Game 1: Edward Morse - ""Casting Director For Paramount Pictures"" (salaried; from Los Angeles, CA) Game 2: William J. Vana - ""Makes Mustard Plasters"" (s... read more

Game 1: Len Dobbins (Leonard Dobbins) - ""Football Referee, Worked Yesterday's Army Navy Game"" (salaried; he is also a zipper salesman for the Anchor Slide ... read more

Game 1: Charles W. Howard - ""Runs Santa Claus School"" (self-employed; he is the Dean of the Charles W. Howard School for Santa Clauses; he is also a farmer... read more

Game 1: C. C. Nash (aka Clarence Charles Nash) - ""Voice of Donald Duck (Walt Disney Studios)"" (salaried; he spoke a few words in Donald Duck's voice; from ... read more

Game 1: Miss Lili Lisande Wieland - ""Christmas Shopper For Men Only (5th Avenue Department Store)"" (salaried; she works at Saks Fifth Avenue; she is also s... read more

Game 1: Carlo Gugenheim - ""Dress Designer"" (self-employed; from Rome, Italy) Game 2: Sergeant Robert Giff - ""Deep Sea Diver"" (salaried; from Detroit, M... read more

Game 1: Miss Pearl Snell - ""Plasterer, Union Member, Local 131, Dayton, Ohio"" (salaried; she is the only female plasterer union member on the North America... read more

Game 1: Mrs. Juliet Stephan - ""Models Girdles"" (salaried; from Fort Lauderdale, FL) Game 2: Victor Jackson - ""Piano Tuner - Tunes Liberace's Piano"" (sa... read more

Game 1: Sam Nadler - ""Sells 'Eyeglasses' For Chickens"" (salaried; he works for the National Farm Equipment Company located at 142 Green Street, Brooklyn, N... read more

Game 1: Mrs. Nicole Germain - ""What's My Line? Panelist on Canadian TV"" (salaried; very personable; the English translation of the French title of Canada's... read more

Game 1: Mrs. Perla Fenton Bárcenas (Barcenas) - ""Captain of Glass Bottom Boat"" (self-employed; from Acapulco, Mexico) Game 2: David Bennett - ""Alarm Cl... read more

Game 1: Miss Patricia Finch - ""Chorus Girl (in Musical Hit 'Fanny')"" (salaried; she sings and dances; from New York, NY; see notes below) Game 2: Mrs. Ru... read more

Game 1: Mrs. Flo Peterson (Florence Peterson) - ""Pogo Stick Tester"" (salaried; from Maple Shade, NJ) Game 2: Lou Fuller (Louis Fuller) - ""Director of Sm... read more

Game 1: Arthur Berk - ""Maternity Dress Salesman"" (for Top Notch Products; salaried; from Brooklyn, NY) Game 2: Dr. F. Henry Burkhardt (Frederick Henry Bu... read more

Game 1: Miss Dorothy Schoech - ""Designs Bridges"" (salaried; she works for the Missouri State Highway Commission; she donated her winnings to the Cerebral P... read more

Game 1: Louis Ross (Luis Ross) - ""Bullfighter"" (self-employed; he works in Mexico and Spain; it was not stated if he was a full Matador; from Cincinnati, O... read more

Game 1: Miss Patricia Murphy - ""Professional Toe Dancer"" (self-employed; smiling, sweet personality; she dances at the Latin Quarter with her two sisters i... read more

Game 1: Miss Virginia Hall - ""Hotel House Detective"" (salaried; she is an in-house private detective for The Great Northern Hotel; from New York, NY) Gam... read more

Game 1: Charles Hume - ""Skunk Breeder"" (self-employed; from Des Plaines, IL) Game 2: Max Fleischman - ""Sells Toothpicks"" (salaried; he works for JD Pro... read more

Game 1: Miss Edle Iversen - ""Men's Barber"" (self-employed; she works at the historic Hotel Touraine, 62 Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts; charming No... read more

Game 1: Mrs. Amelia Adler (the panel is blindfolded and John calls her Mrs. X) - ""Lady Clown (Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus)"" (salaried; she appear... read more

Game 1: Mrs. V. Sedlmayr (Victoria Sedlmayr, her friends call her Vic, her professional name is Victoria Zacchini) - ""Human Cannon Ball"" (self-employed; sh... read more

Game 1: Miss Norma C. Dodd - ""Hog Buyer"" (salaried; from Washington Court House, OH) Game 2: Henry S. Toogood - ""Butler"" (salaried; from Old Lyme, CT) ... read more

Game 1: Jacob Foss (Joseph Jacob Foss) - ""Governor of South Dakota"" (salaried; John met Joe Foss in Las Vegas at the atomic testing site; he wore his Congr... read more

Game 1: Danny Cohen - ""Sells Hot Dogs at Ebbets Field (Home of Brooklyn Dodgers)"" (salaried; he said he admires his boss Hal Stevens or Stephens; Bennett m... read more

Game 1: Mr. Masakazu Kobayashi - ""Manufactures Ladies' Stockings"" (self-employed; he is one of 20,000 foreign Rotarians visiting America and will attend an... read more

Game 1: Col. William Draper - ""Presidential Pilot (Flies President Eisenhower's Plane 'The Columbine')"" (salaried; he said that Dwight D. Eisenhower is a g... read more

Game 1: Ed Fritz - ""U. S. Customs Inspector (Checked Dorothy Kilgallen's Luggage 2 Days Ago)"" (salaried; he checked Dorothy's suitcases upon her return fro... read more

Game 1: Mrs. Elizabeth Rowens - ""Attendant in Public Bath (City of Baltimore)"" (salaried; she works for the city's free public bath; from Baltimore, Maryla... read more

Game 1: Mrs. Ella Carver (Ella ""Grandma"" Carver) - ""High Diver - Dives 90 Ft. Into Flaming Pool"" (self-employed; sweet personality; hard of hearing; elde... read more

Game 1: Jack Adam - ""Runs Alligator Farm"" (self-employed; on next week's episode, it is clarified that he raises rather small footlong alligators to be use... read more

Game 1: Mr. Mearl Trantham - ""Parole Officer at San Quentin"" (salaried; his office is inside the prison; from San Francisco, CA) Game 2: Miss Dorothy Mil... read more

Game 1: Curt King - ""Professional Flagpole Sitter"" (self-employed; John announces that he is the first person to use the new ""write-in board""; from Elkha... read more

Game 1: Dudley Woodman - ""Mayor of Stratford-on-Avon, England"" (salaried; he is in America because The Theatre Guild is opening a Shakespearean center in ... read more

Game 1: G. W. (Walt) Fisher - ""Justice of the Peace (Married the Clark Gables This Week)"" (salaried; he married Clark Gable and his new wife, Kathleen (Kay... read more

Game 1: Miss Lee Chona LaClaire - ""Professional Wrestler"" (salaried; she had an accent, and didn't appear to understand English very well, but we were neve... read more

Game 1: The Cuban consul in NYC Game 2: A female process server Game 3: Ty Cobb (as Mystery Guest) Baseball Legend

Game 1: Miss Jane Iden - ""Sets Pins in Bowling Alley"" (salaried; from Hollywood, CA) Game 2: Jimmie Mitchell - ""Trains Elephants"" (salaried; from Pomon... read more

Game 1: Lt. Al Fowler (Alfred Fowler) - ""Hurricane Hunter (U.S. Navy Flier)"" (salaried; he flies a Lockheed Neptune patrol surveillance airplane; he recent... read more

Game 1: Rod Morris - ""Teaches Gambling (Runs School For Croupiers)"" (self-employed; from Las Vegas, NV) Game 2: Bill Parker (William H. Parker) - ""Chief... read more