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

Game 1: Rear Admiral William R. Smedberg, III - ""Commanding Officer, U.S. Naval Academy (Annapolis)"" (he signed in as X; salaried; Smedberg became the supe... read more

Game 1: James C. Petrillo (as Mystery Guest #1, and the panel was blindfolded) - ""James Caesar Petrillo, President of American Federation of Musicians"" (sa... read more

Game 1: Jacques-Yves Cousteau (he signed in as ""X"" but the panel was not blindfolded) - ""World's Foremost Underwater Explorer"" (self-employed; John told ... read more

Game 1: June Taylor & the June Taylor Dancers (as Mystery Guest Group and the panel was blindfolded) - ""June Taylor Dancers of Jackie Gleason Show"" (there ... read more

Game 1: George Stevens (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel was blindfolded) - ""Movie Producer-Director, Shane, A Place in the Sun, Giant"" (self-employed; hi... read more

Game 1: Sal Maglie (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel was blindfolded) - ""Pitcher, Brooklyn Dodgers"" (salaried; on May 15, 1956, Sal was purchased by the B... read more

Game 1: Mr. C. C. Robertson (Charlie Robertson) - ""Nut Broker (Buys and Sells Pecans)"" (self-employed; he is a former major league baseball pitcher who pit... read more

Game 1: Alan Jay Lerner & Frederick Loewe (as Mystery Guest Duo and the panel was blindfolded) - ""Lerner & Loewe"" ""Wrote Words & Music For 'My Fair Lady'"... read more

Game 1: Jean Chapman - ""Ferry Boat Pilot"" (she won the full $50) Game 2: Milton Meier - ""Raises Worms"" (he won the full $50) Game 3: Charleton Heston (... read more

Game 1: Jack O'Brian - ""Television Critic"" (salaried; his column is syndicated through King Features and he is associated with the New York Journal-America... read more

Game 1: Victor W. Nixon - ""Professional Mind Reader"" (self-employed; his professional name is The Great Nixon; he is the father of Vic Perry, the ""plugola... read more

Game 1: James L. Kilgallen - (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel was blindfolded) ""Dorothy's Father"" ""Newspaperman (International News Service)"" (Jim Kilg... read more

Game 1: W. H. Brett (William H. Brett) - ""Director of the United States Mint"" (salaried; from Cleveland, Ohio) Game 2: Kathleen & Fred Esgen - ""Pub Keepe... read more

Game 1: Frank Gifford (he signed in as F. Newton Gifford and the panel was not blindfolded) - ""Halfback on N. Y. Giants Football Team"" (salaried; he was in... read more

Game 1: Dimitri Tiomkin (as Mystery Guest #1, he signs in as ""Mr. X"" and the panel is not blindfolded) - ""Oscar Winning Composer - Wrote Music For 'High N... read more

Game 1: Floyd Patterson (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel is blindfolded) - ""World Heavyweight Boxing Champion"" (self-employed; he won the Middleweight go... read more

Game 1: Salvatore Amato - ""Gondolier"" (salaried; from Portogruaro, Italy, which is ""just outside of Venice, Italy"") Game 2: Albert L. White, Jr. - ""Vac... read more

Game 1: The Harlem Globetrotters (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel was blindfolded) - ""Harlem Globetrotters Basketball Team"" (salaried; 12 members of the ... read more

Game 1: Black Beaver (the Cheyenne name of 2nd Lt. Lawrence Hart) - ""Marine Jet Fighter Pilot"" (salaried; he is a full-blooded Cheyenne Native American Ind... read more

Game 1: Muriel Fleit, Mary Barber & Myrtle Berne (as Mystery Guests and the panel is blindfolded) - ""Secretaries to Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf & Dorothy K... read more

Game 1: Bob Richards (he signed in as ""X"" and the panel was not blindfolded) - His overlay screens read ""Bob Richards, Olympic Pole Vault Champion 1952 & ... read more

Game 1: Salvador Dali (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel is blindfolded) - ""Artist"" (self-employed; he cleverly signs in by using a large paintbrush to pai... read more

Game 1: Miss Mary Lou Milligan - ""Head of Women's Army Corps, Col. Mary Milligan"" (salaried; before she joined the WACS during WWII, she was a school princ... read more

Game 1: General Alfred M. Gruenther (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel is blindfolded, Alfred Maximilian Gruenther) - ""Former Supreme Allied Commander in Eu... read more

Game 1: Michael Todd (as Mystery Guest #1) - ""Producer, 'Around the World in Eighty Days'"" (self-employed; current husband of Elizabeth Taylor who is menti... read more

Game 1: Sandy Gamory (vocals), Gustav Sidell (sp?) (guitar) and Monsel Esaroon (sp?) (tall bongo drum) - ""Calypso Trio"" (the panel is blindfolded; self-emp... read more

Game 1: Miss June Finlayson - ""Police Reporter (For Australian Newspaper)"" (salaried; she works for the Sydney Sun; from Australia, she is also the current... read more

Game 1: James C. Hagerty (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel is blindfolded) - ""White House Press Secretary"" (salaried; from Washington, D.C.) Game 2: Mrs.... read more

Game 1: Dr. Norman Vincent Peale (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel is blindfolded) - ""Minister"" (salaried; his new book is titled ""Stay Alive All Your Li... read more

Game 1: Mrs. Irene Gora - ""Tests Zippers"" (salaried; she works for Coats & Clark Corp.; from Hollis, Queens, NY) Game 2: Tom Eagleton - ""District Attorne... read more

Game 1: Mrs. Evonne Gaines - ""Runs Beauty School For Dogs"" (self-employed; she owns the ""Chez Beau"" dog grooming salon; she has no relation to the ""Gain... read more

Game 1: Ted Atkinson - ""Jockey"" (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel is blindfolded; he is dressed in his jockey uniform; salaried) Game 2: Miss Ardella Par... read more

Game 1: Prince Michael Romanoff (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel is blindfolded) - ""Owner of Famous Hollywood Restaurant"" (self-employed; his overlay scr... read more

Game 1: Miss Louise Mattot (pseudonym) - ""Private Detective"" (salaried; she works for Burns International Detective Agency; John explained that due to the ... read more

Game 1: Jim Piersall (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel was blindfolded) - ""Center Fielder, Boston Red Sox"" (salaried) Game 2: Miss Esther Clair - ""Sells... read more

Game 1: J. E. Ragen (Joseph E. Ragen) - ""Warden of Joliet Prison, Joliet, Illinois"" (salaried; a 1957 book written by Gladys A. Erickson titled ""Warden Ra... read more

Game 1: The Ziegfeld Girls (1957 Ziegfeld Follies Girls) - ""Showgirls in Current Ziegfeld Follies"" (salaried; The Ziegfeld Girls members who appeared in fu... read more

Game 1: ""The Thunderbirds"" United States Air Force Jet Team Game 2: A lady weightlifter Game 3: Ann Sothern (as Mystery Guest) Game 4: A minister

Game 1: Miss Mirella Rocco - ""African Big Game Hunter"" (self-employed; Caucasian ""White Hunter""; she said she was a technical consultant on the 1956 film... read more

Game 1: Miss F. E. Willis aka Francis Willis - ""United States Ambassador To Norway"" (salaried; she is a Vassar graduate and has been employed by the govern... read more

Game 1: Captain J. W. Kittinger, Jr. - ""Balloon Test Pilot, Just Set Record, 96,000 Ft."" (salaried; he is an officer in the U.S. Air Force and on June 2, 1... read more

Game 1: Ortensio Manes - ""Police Commissioner of Rome, Italy"" (salaried; he only speaks Italian and is accompanied by an interpreter from the United Nation... read more

Game 1: John LeClair Rice aka John Rice aka Johnny Rice - ""Major League Baseball Umpire"" (salaried; he is in his third year as a major league umpire; from ... read more

Game 1: Miss Betty Ford (she signed in as Miss X to avoid name recognition) - ""Bullfighter"" (self-employed; from McKeesport, Pennsylvania; no relation to T... read more

Game 1: Cass Gaylord, Joe Schwartz & Lee Tannen - ""TV Cameramen for What's My Line?"" (as Mystery Guest Trio and the panel is blindfolded; salaried; Lee Tan... read more

Game 1: Lew Hoad aka Lewis Hoad - ""World Champion Tennis Player"" (salaried; he played Forest Hills today; he turned professional last week and has won the ... read more

Game 1: William J. Donovan - ""Sells Ladies' Pistols (in Various Colors)"" (He won $50) Game 2: Ruby Lyons - ""Washes Playing Cards"" (salaried; she works a... read more

Game 1: Eva V. Lamouret - ""Chiropractor"" (from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; Dorothy Kilgallen guessed at $25) Game 2: Richard O. Arthur - ""Operates Lie Detec... read more

Game 1: Bill Barber ""Makes and Sells Ant Houses (With Ants Included)"" (self-employed; he calls them Antariums and they come in two sizes and sell for $3.00... read more

Game 1: Edie Adams (as Mystery Guest #1 and the panel is blindfolded) - ""Broadway Actress Edith Adams, Mrs. Ernie Kovacs"" (salaried; she wears short black ... read more

Game 1: A. E. Lowthian (Albert Edward Lowthian) - ""Footman (To the Lord Mayor of London)"" (salaried; he appears in full costume and the panel is blindfolde... read more