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This Date in History: April 3, 1973

Among the contestants on this taping date: Elizabeth Hammond, owner of an elephant that sleeps in her living room, and John Malachowsky, a boy who wrote to the price commission and cost a large company a third-of-a-million dollars.

The classic guessing game in which a panel questions three contestants in order to discern the only expert, "To Tell the Truth" remains an enduring Goodson-Todman panel show.
Dedicated to the history of the "To Tell the Truth" game show in all its forms,
"To Tell the Truth" on the Web is a cooperative project designed to offer
research and help former contestants locate their series appearances.

Read the New York Times article profiling TTTT on the Web