To Tell The Truth: 1973-74 Episode Guide

1973-74 Episode Guide
(To Tell the Truth version two, season five)

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Host: Garry Moore
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Alan Alda, Kitty Carlisle
1571	Jerry Comeaux Stunt coordinator for "Live and Let Die"	Nicole Ronsard Author of "Cellulite"
1572	Emily Howell First woman pilot on a major airline	David Lester Expert on suicide
1573	Joan Moore Rice Gymnast on the 1972 Olympics team	Noel Spencer Barnes Turtle conservationist
1574	Julie Avallone Woman who was reunited with her brother 20 years after being adopted	Sister Joan Marisie Nun and accomplished auto mechanic
1575	Micki King Diver on the 1972 Olympic team	Paula Weideger Author of "Travel With Your Pet"
Panel: Alan Alda, Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Kitty Carlisle
1581	Richard Garvin Author of "Crystal Skull"	Charlotte Salisbury Traveler to China with the New York Times and author of "China Diary"
1582	Joan Riordan National coordinator of the Federal Information Centers	Kim Fenn The youngest licensed plumber in the U.S.
1583	Elizabeth Hammond Owner of an elephant who sleeps in her living room	John Malachowsky Boy who wrote to the price commission and cost a large company a third-of-a-million dollars
1584	Wilma Woods Schneider First female correction officer at San Quentin Prison	Kay Inaba Author of "Help"
1585	Jason Haugh Golf pro who devotes all available time to scuba diving	John Godwin Author of "The Mating Trade"
Panel: Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Shirley Lord, Alan Alda
1591	John Wetterer Adopted father of two Vietnamese boys	Ralph P. Jones Male Avon representative
1592	Mario Bisordi Medical trainer to Paul Winchell	Wayne Larey Animal feeder for Ringling Brothers' Circus
1593	Sam Green Owner of a motorcycle that has a TV set, stereo, tape player and radio	Jeanne Rose Author of "Herbs and Things"
1594	Michel Corrado Executive chef of the Golden Door Health Spa	Joanne Duffy Diver and marine biologist with Jacques Cousteau's expeditions
1595	Scotty McCray Aerobatics performer in gliders and sailplanes	Mark Lipman Author of "Stealing", which tells how employees are stealing from employers
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Allen Ludden, Kitty Carlisle
1601	Robert Moog Inventor of the Moog synthesizer	Ad Von Ommen The only runner to duplicate a feat first performed in the year 490 B.C.
1602	Laura Livingston One of the first female military police	Lynn Rogers Participant in an exhaustive study of the black bear
1603	Mike Markowski Sky surfer who flies in a kite	Philip M. Stern Author of "The Rape of the Taxpayer"
1604	Henri La Mothe Man who jumps from a 40-foot tower and lands in a shallow pool of water	Joan Lee Faust Author of "The New York Times Book of House Plants"
1605	Mike Landress Ex-counterfeiter and author of "I Made it Myself"	Martin E. Conboy A man who trains sea lions to find and recover underwater objects
Panel: Gene Rayburn, Kitty Carlisle, Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass
1611	Edward L. Morgan Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and U.S. representative to Interpol specializing in art thefts	Steven Caney Author of "The Toy Book" and proponent of homemade toys
1612	Joey Cornblit One of three professional American jai-alai players	Kate Blackwell Co-author of "You and Your Pension"
1613	Jack Walsh Strongman who can lift a 700-pound motorcycle with his finger	John Greenway Man who spent years living in western Australia studying Aborigines
1614	Pio Nock High wire circus clown who fell 20 feet into a cage of wild lions	Peter Byrne Man who has lead a project whose goal is to find Big Foot in the Pacific NW
1615	Edward L. Peterson Man who put 5,000 coats of paint on one board every day for nearly 14 years	James Edward Taylor A man who was issued the same drivers license and social security card as another man with the same name
Panel: Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Kitty Carlisle, Nipsey Russell
1621	Earl Hamner Creator of "The Waltons" TV series	Mohammed Ameen Khan Prince of the land of Hunza, the inspiration for Shangri-La
1622	Bob Hall Skydiver whose main and reserve parachutes opened at the same time	Jamie Shalleck Author of "Masks"
1623	Brandy Girl who pops out of birthday cakes in her birthday suit	Louis G. MacKenzie Inventor of the MacKenzie audience reaction machine, the device which is heard laughing and uproariously applauding
1624	Mei Ling Lee Girl who is the hostess, cashier, and interpreter at her parents' Chinese restaurant	Robert Arnold Author of "What to Do About Bites and Stings of Venomous Animals"
1625	Rose Tellier Mother of a Vietnam prisoner of war who was originally informed that her son was dead	Gustave Simons Author of "Coping With Crisis"
Panel: Gene Rayburn, Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Kitty Carlisle
1631	Bill Daniels Rehabilitator of convicts through sports	Wendy Campbell-Purdie Director of Sahara Desert tree-planting project
1632	L. Fletcher Prouty Former liaison between the Pentagon & CIA; author: "The Secret Team"	Mayo Kaan Model for the original Superman
1633	Bill Zobel Horse trader since the age of nine	Stephen Farber Former member of the motion picture rating board
1634	Rick Sylvester Ski jump enthusiast	Ernst Rosenberger Judge who voluntarily went to jail for three days
1635	Ronald Fields Author of "W.C. Fields By Himself"	Joe Pellegrino Member of the New York City junior auxiliary police
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Nipsey Russell, Anne Meara
1641	Roland Lombard World champion sled dog racer	Colin Simpson Author of "The Lusitania"
1642	Adolf Unterberger Professional yodeler	Norman Schur Avid anglophile and author: "British Self-Taught, With Comments in American"
1643	Douglas Ahlstedt Winner of a Metropolitan Opera competition	Lou Singer Unabashed Brooklyn booster who guides tours there
1644	Dolores Rooney Housewife who has served horsemeat to her family for three years	Charlie Hillard World's aerobatics champion
1645	Samm Sinclair Baker Co-author of "Doctor, Make Me Beautiful"	David Sullivan Handcuff escape artist
Panel: Gene Rayburn, Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Sherrye Henry
1651	Melvin Roler Collector of antique bicycles	Jim Windle Professor of industrial supervision
1652	David Avery World champion calf roper of the Little Britches Rodeo	John Noble Man who spent almost 10 years in Russian prisons, dungeons and labor camps
1653	Marty Bell President of a company that makes animated industral films	Pat Lewis Modern-day house sitter who is willing to sit anything at all
1654	Jim Rogers Will Rogers' son	Father Norman Werling Roman Catholic priest and certified master graphoanalyst
1655	David Chow Technical advisor to the "Kung Fu" TV series	Cornelia Wilbur Psychoanalyst who treated an extraordinary case of multiple personalities
Panel: Bill Cullen , Peggy Cass, Gene Rayburn, Kitty Carlisle
1661	Dougal Robertson Man who spent 37 days stranded in the Pacific with his family	Terry Shine Judo expert who prevented a bank robbery
1662	Florence Fisher Woman who spent 20 years looking for her biological mother	Abbey Lee Green Young magician
1663	Tom Sullivan Blind man who rescued his daughter from a pool	Diane Root Accidental stowaway from New York to Southampton
1664	Mary Ann Harber Prisoner in Communist China for 44 months	Duke Monteverde Former big-time thief
1665	Anne-Marie Stein Art forger's wife and author of "Three Picassos Before Breakfast"	John Ott Expert on light's effect on people and author of "Health and Light"
Panel: Kitty Carlisle, Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Orson Bean
1671	Lawrence Herkimer Founder of the National Cheerleaders Association	Milton Delano Scrimshaw artist
1672	Christopher DeLucchi Scuba diver who salvaged the Andrea Doria	June Stone First female maitre'd at Sardis
1673	Zachary Lopez Saved his brother using a first aid technique he saw on "Marcus Welby, MD"	Ted Dembroski Professor who has made a study of the social subculture of the carnival
1674	Tony Giorgio Advisor to the movies in the art of pickpocketing	Marcia Seligson Author who has made an in-depth study of the wedding business
1675	Roy Sullivan Park ranger and only living person to be struck by lightning five times	Sheila Bumford Author of "One Woman's Arctic"
Panel: Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Kitty Carlisle, Nipsey Russell
1681	Quincy Collins P.O.W. in Vietnam for over seven years	Teri McComas Hollywood stuntgirl and animal trainer
1682	J. B. West Former White House chief usher who retired after 28 years	Lynne Cox Record-breaking English Channel swimmer
1683	Jean Cook Great Britain's Pubkeeper of the Year	Nancy Simpson Woman who lived like people did in 1750 for six weeks
1684	Larry Lewis 106 year-old man	Carol Pelosi Queen of the crossbow
1685	Elizabeth Martineau Dawson Foot-reading fortune teller	William H. Gauger Claimant that a housewife's work is worth $9,400 per year
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Roger Grimsby, Kitty Carlisle
1691	Frank Wills Security guard who discovered the breakin at the Watergate Hotel	Connie Pegano Winner of a sumo wrestling contest
1692	Stuart Struever Anthropology professor in charge of the Koster cornfield site excavation	Myron Tumbleson Researcher who studies the effects of liquor on pigs
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, John Gavin, Kitty Carlisle
1693	Virginia Reese Women's fast-draw gun champion	Russell Eversole First recipient of a masters' degree earned while riding the Penn-Central train
1694	Maria Gelencser Mother who recovered her kidnapped kids from behind the Iron Curtain	Woody Hartman Expert on manatees in the wild
1695	Jerry Cammarata Record holder for most hours spent singing in a bathtub	Anthony Schiano Author of "Solo: Self-Portrait of an Undercover Cop"
Panel: Gene Rayburn, Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Kitty Carlisle
1701	Sylva Darel Latvian Jew who was exiled to Siberia; author of "A Sparrow In The Snow"	William Steed College professor who teaches frogs to jump
1702	Ian Ball Author of "Pitcairn -- Children of Mutiny", and vindicator of Captain Bligh	Brenda Duckworth Young recreational boxer who won the title of Missy Junior Gloves
1703	Bertha Farmer 84-year-old college freshman	Joe Mitstifer Proprietor of Animal Gourmet, a restaurant for pets
1704	Grace Halsell Woman who lived among the Navajo Indians and author: "Bessie Yellowhair"	Mike Herrera Boy Scout who has earned 118 merit badges, the maximum number possible
1705	Chris DeFord Survivor of a shark attack	Mal Dixon 42-year-old college freshman who plays on the varsity football team
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Nipsey Russell, Kitty Carlisle
1711	Evelyn Currie Christie Woman who performs with a half-tiger half-lion called a tiglon	Kenneth Moss Creator of a non-profit air travel club called Freelandia
1712	Beth Rudolph Judge in a juvenile bicycle court	Bedford Shelmire, Jr. Author of "The Art of Looking Younger"
1713	Wendy Winsted President of the Skunk Club of America	John Hershey President of the Milton Hershey School
1714	James S. Jennings Former check forger and author of "The Nation's Master Forger"	Freckles Brown Fearless rider of rodeo bulls
1715	Frank Brennan Tennis coach to Billie Jean King	Leonard Davis Balalaika player
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Joe Garagiola, Kitty Carlisle
1721	Nancy Williams Teenager who spent a day intentionally locked in a zoo cage	Sergeant Lysle Newberry Officer who rescued seven people involved in a boat accident
1722	Robert Freede President of Scholarship Search, Inc.	Karen Boutillier Youngest member of an all-woman delegation to China
1723	Joyce Hinson Young girl rescued by a St. Bernard	Bernie P. Author of "Compulsive Gambler"
1724	Richard Buggy Undercover policeman	George Gerbner Researcher of the effects of heavy TV viewing
1725	Stuart Nixon Director of the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena	Eugene Hermanet Sauerkraut company President
Panel: Gene Rayburn, Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Kitty Carlisle
1731	Robert E. Lee President of the Essex Film Club	Joni Barnett First woman to become a higher education P.E. Director
1732	Bob Bitts Blind man who regained his sight after 14 years	Phil Kalmerton Man who found a wife by way of a note in a bottle
1733	Phillip Paley Nine-year-old peewee pro-amateur karate champion	Mel Fisher President of Treasure Salvors who found a Spanish galleon wrecked in 1622
1734	Jack Mercer Voice of Popeye in the cartoons	Helena Lopata Author of "Widowhood in an American City"
1735	Hal Burton Author of "The Morro Castle: Tragedy at Sea"	Colin Standing Cabbie of the Year in London, England
Panel: Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Kitty Carlisle, Nipsey Russell
1741	Norman Charles Protestant Minister whose parish is the streets of New York	Laura Stamm Lady who teaches power skating to the N.Y. Golden Blades
1742	Wick Peth Rodeo clown who diverts enraged Brahman bulls from turning their riders	Robert Gambriel Man from Soap Lake, Washington, where visitors bathe in mineral waters
1743	Peggy Lucas Animal trainer for film and television	Jon McClure Author of "Meat Eaters Are Threatened"
1744	Daniel Linehan Explorer who set up a ham radio station during a visit to the South Pole	Robert Testin Man whose company has demonstrated that recycled materials can now be used effectively in normal construction
1745	Peter Maxwell Stuart The 20th Laird of Traquair whose home is the oldest lived-in house in Scotland	Marion Hart 82-year-old lady pilot who has flown across the Atlantic Ocean on seven separate round trips
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Gene Wood, Kitty Carlisle
1751	Karl Ehrhardt Sign man of Shea Stadium	Vernon Johnson Founder of the Johnson Institute for the Treatment of Alcoholism
1752	Letitia Baldridge Onetime secretary to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis	William C. Eller Physician who has invented a lifesaving device to prevent choking
1753	Clovis Ruffin Youngest fashion designer to win the Coty Award	Ralph Charell Author of "How I Turn Ordinary Complaints Into Thousands of Dollars"
1754	Amanda Cobb Young winning rider of show ponies	Jean Pasqualini A man who spent seven years in prison and labor camps in China
1755	John Halligan Priest and founder of Ecuador's Working Boys' Center	Christopher Bird Expert on plant communication and author of "The Secret Life of Plants"
Substitute Host: Bill Cullen
Panel: Peggy Cass, Orson Bean, Kitty Carlisle, Nipsey Russell
1761	Desola Brown Mother of two hemophiliac sons	Sunny Wicka Author of "Garage sale shopper: a complete illustrated guide for buyers and sellers"
Panel: Nipsey Russell, Kitty Carlisle, Orson Bean, Peggy Cass
1762	Malcolm Forbes First person to cross the country in a hot air balloon	Debbie Young First mate and navigator on a 93-foot sailing vessel
1763	Janet Gleave Winner of a ballroom competition in pro dancing	Francis Davis Hurricane authority who says they can be beneficial
1764	Judy Lilly Champion super drag racer	George Gilder Author of "Sexual Suicide"
1765	Charles Hickson Claimant that he was taken aboard a U.F.O.	Janet Siskind Anthropologist in Peru and author of "To Hunt In The Morning"
Panel: Gene Rayburn, Peggy Cass, Larry Blyden, Kitty Carlisle
1771	Morgan Worthy Expert on eye color	Sister Lucy Pullen Nun who helped form a craft cooperative
1772	Jerry Marx Chimney sweep	John Trautman Director of a leprosy treatment center
1773	Linda Meunier Woman who vacationed as a Windsor Castle maid	Tom McGinn Professional dog trainer
1774	Cliff Allen Teacher of a high school course about marriage	Roberto Vacca Author of "The Coming Dark Age"
1775	Lee Bayrd Champion in the game of Monopoly	Beryl Rowland Author of "Animals With Human Faces"
Host: Garry Moore
Panel: Kitty Carlisle, Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Allen Ludden
1781	Steven Reid Inventor of a football helmet wired to estimate the effect of impact on the head	Deborah Setmayer Owner of the first female limousine service in New York City and winner on "$10,000 Pyramid"
1782	Sleepy Marlin Seven-time world champion fiddler	Leonard Pearson Author of "The Psychologist's Eat-Anything Diet"
1783	Laura Maioglio Owner of a restaurant that features white truffle that sells for $250 a pound	Donna Redding Ice hockey goalie in a league where no competitors knew she was a girl
1784	George Hitchen A pearly king of London	Gay Courter Author of "The Beansprout Book"
1785	Nikki Tollett 11-year-old girl who is the anchor of a segment on a Washington, D.C. TV station's news show	Jerry Rumburg Park ranger in charge of Alcatraz, now a tourist site
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Nipsey Russell, Kitty Carlisle
1791	Alex Tanous Psychic	Hans Gmoser Helicopter skier
1792	Carmen Hicks Boy who was bitten by a poisonous snake	Ken Whelan Television director and author of "How the Golden Age of Television Turned My Hair to Silver"
1793	Robert U. Akeret Psychologist who maintains that all photographs of people have a psychological story to tell; author: "Photoanalysis"	William Pulgram Interior designer who designs think tanks for office workers
1794	Elizabeth Tashijan Proprietor of the world's only nut museum	Joel Fogel Finder of a previously undiscovered Ethiopian tribe
1795	Xavier Guerrand-Hermes French leather-craft royal family member	Marla Perkel Lady cop who rides Central Park on horseback
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Orson Bean, Kitty Carlisle
1801	Cindy Peters Little Miss Majorette	E.J. Kahn Author of a book on mail fraud called "Fraud"
1802	Karl Pribram Brain surgeon who studies primates	Kathleen Queiser First woman to pass NASA's astronaut test
1803	Pamela Powell White House liaison for the Bicentennial celebration of the American Revolution	David Wingate Ornithologist and author of "Checklist and Guide to the Birds of Bermuda"
1804	Thomas Boslooper Minister who says females are programmed from childhood to be put down, coauthor of "The Femininity Game"	Maria Pepe Teenage girl who won her fight to be allowed in little league
1805	Marcia Vaile American scuba diver held hostage in Cuba	William I. Kaufman Champagne expert and author of "Champagne"
Panel: Gene Rayburn, Kitty Carlisle, Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass
1811	Sarah Kawahara Skater in the Ice Capades	Erik Hansen Participant in a re-enactment of the Boston Tea Party
1812	Carol Garlock Teenager who has an atomic pacemaker in her chest	Erich Farber Solar researcher and authority on contructing solar energy houses
1813	Christopher Elias Author of "The Dollar Barons"	Jane Ray Owner of an all-purpose service agency for busy New Yorkers
1814	Wayne Goldman Inventor of a totally electric car	Sharlene Hirsch Woman who places high school students in decision making jobs
1815	Sheila Bussey Champion all-around cowgirl for the Girls Rodeo Association	Frank Davidson Man who helped developed an MIT course on failure
Panel: Bill Cullen, Sherrye Henry, Nipsey Russell, Kitty Carlisle
1821	Stewart Petersen Young actor who stars in "Where the Red Fern Grows"	A.D. Livingston Card cheating expert and author of "Dealing With Cheats"
1822	Jack June An authority on the Boontling language, begun in the 1880s	Mary Conroy P.E. teacher who specializes in self-defense for women
1823	Juan "Hot Tamale" Sanchez Winner of a hot pepper eating contest	Tom Ward Man who crossed the Pacific Ocean on a wooden raft
1824	Grimes Poznikov Human jukebox	Felicia Parise A responsive patient in dream telepathy
1825	Virginia Hendricks 74-year-old woman who just married her college sweetheart	Hoover Jackson Owner of a quarter-acre farm in Harlem
Panel: Nipsey Russell, Anne Meara, Bill Cullen, Kitty Carlisle
1831	George Morales Man who was incorrectly identified by a robbery victim	Walter Hinckley New York City's Deputy Commissioner of Health in charge of diseased animals
1832	David McCualsky American who accidentally participated in Yom Kippur Israeli Arab War	Cyrus Gordon Enemy code breaker during World War II and author of "Riddles in History"
1833	Charlie Plumb Man who spent nearly six years as a P.O.W. and wrote a book "I'm No Hero"	Tom Sullivan Designer of the 17,500-acre Dallas-Fort Worth regional airport
1834	Harriet Beale Dresser for some of the most glamorous stars of Hollywood and Broadway	Alphonso Woodall World's greatest human kite
1835	Byron MacGregor Voice on "The Americans" spoken-word record	Emmett Dedmon Author of "China Journal"
Panel: Kitty Carlisle, Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Orson Bean
1841	Father Bill O'Malley Technical advisor for the movie "The Exorcist"	Doug Woodhall Captain of a snowmobile drill team
1842	Campbell Norsgaard Nature photographer who produced a book entitled "Insect Communities"	L.E. Lawrence Founder and President of the Pipe Smokers Hall of Fame
1843	Mary Ann Graf First woman to hold the job of head winemaker at a major California winery	Alfred Wilson Principal of a school whose pupils do their studying from the daily paper
1844	Howard Fischer Founder and Executive Director of the New York Jazz Museum	Fred Sturner Author of "What Did You Do When You Were A Kid?"
1845	Bill Mason Director of a motion picture on untamed wolves called "Cry of the Wild"	Maya Pines Author of "Brain Changers"
Panel: Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Kitty Carlisle, Joe Garagiola
1851	Michael Lord, Jr. Young evangelist preacher and member of The Famous Singing Lords	Vicki Randolph Uranium and vanadium miner
1852	Robert E. Hirsch Nation's first paramedic to learn his trade while serving time in prison	Les Holst First person to ski from the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro
1853	Grace Surguy Executive Director of "Operation Peace of Mind", a unique service for both runaway youngsters and their parents	Kenneth Lassen Grandson of the man who sold the first hamburger
1854	Diana Lady magician who made her husband disappear on their wedding day	Ira Avery Gothic mystery writer who uses penname Mavis Hathaway
1855	George L. Kirkham Man who teaches a college course in criminology and who enrolled in the police academy	Fred Ferretti Author of "The Great American Marble Book"
Panel: Nipsey Russell, Kitty Carlisle, Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass
1861	Gene Woods Country-western composer of "Will the Real Broken Heart Stand Up?"	Ron Camaford A boy who helped a woman in distress and lost his newsstand cashbox
1862	Adrian Clark Author of "Psycho-Kinesis: Moving Matter With The Mind"	Carol Polis First female professional boxing judge in the world
1863	John Barron Author of "KGB: the secret work of Soviet secret agents"	John McMath The owner of the largest organic farm laboratory in America
1864	Warren Churchill Man who had the lowest body temperature in medical history	Barbara Wasserman A lady plant doctor who make house calls to cure ailing plants
1865	Sula Benet Lady anthropologist who has studied the people of Abkhasia	Jose Rodriguez Test parachutist for the U.S. Army
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Gene Rayburn, Kitty Carlisle
1871	David Lewis Female lead in Harvard's Hasty Pudding theatrical production	Gerald Surfus Man whose 26-foot fishing boat fell apart
1872	Dorothy DeBolt Woman who adopts handicapped, foreign and orphaned kids	John Fitzhugh Millar Owner of a renovated Revolutionary War frigate HMS Rose
>1873	Father Adam Otterbein President of the Holy Shroud Guild	Bryna Laub Publisher of a soap opera newsletter
1874	Joseph Blumrich Author of "Spaceships of Ezekiel"	Dave Fisher Author of "How to Make and Break Bad Habits"
1875	Charles Lewis Author: "The Juggling Book"	Arthur S. Freese Author of "Pain"
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Alan Alda, Barbara Howar
1881	William Wise Breeder of bantam chickens	Stephen Maran Manager of NASA's Operation Kohoutek comet program
1882	Sam Roseman Property owner for Broadway plays	Cheryl Beem Partially blind girl who found her way out of the woods after 27 hours
1883	Pat Conroy Former schoolteacher and author of "Conrack"	Alan Hecht Geologist who believes another Ice Age is inevitable
1884	Charles Fenn Author of "Ho Chi Min"	Bob Mann Hot dog skier
1885	Agnes Noweski Lottery winner	Dr. Philip S. Brachman Epidemiology Director at the National Center for Disease Control
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Allen Ludden, Betty White
1891	Matthew Margolis Dog trainer and author of "Underdog"	Anthony Wolff Author of a book about modern-day real estate swindles: "Unreal Estate"
1892	Julian Warner Divorce lawyer who publishes a "Marriage and Divorce" periodical	Joyce Edelbrock Student of the sea otter
1893	Joe DiCerto A man known as Mr. Science who produces science records for youngsters	Peter Blatman Brown University's spiderman, who climbs building walls
Panel: Allen Ludden, Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Betty White
1894	Don DeNoon Mary Decker's racing coach	Martin Gray Author of "For Those I Loved", survivor of terrible tragedy
1895	Dorothy Allensworth Project director of College Career	Jeremy Browne, Lord Altamont 12th Earl of Altamont who owns Westport House in Ireland
Substitute Host: Bill Cullen
Panel: Peggy Cass, Gene Rayburn, Kitty Carlisle, Nipsey Russell
1901	Rachel Carr Yoga expert and author of "Be a Frog, a Bird, or a Tree"	Bob Mulvey Fisherman rescued by a Russian ship
1902	Willard C. Hess Designer and builder of custom cars for royalty and presidents	Dale Armstrong Author: "Hang in There" who recovered from myasthenia gravis
1903	Frank Andrews Clairvoyant, psychic, palmist, tarot card reader, and teacher	Sandra Carson First girl to be named Bellhop of the Year
1904	Edie and Joe Steinmetz Proprietor of "Doves of Happiness"...which rents doves	Kenny Roberts Youngest winner of a national motorcycle championship
1905	Andrew DuBrin Author of "The Singles Game"	Geoffrey Moorhouse Man who crossed the Sahara Desert mostly on foot
Panel: Nipsey Russell, Kitty Carlisle, Gene Rayburn, Peggy Cass
1911	Patrick Dowling Author: "A Wiggles Guide to Better Streaking"	David Burpee Son of the founder of the Burpee Seed Company
1912	Ken Harvey Man who saved himself using techniques he saw on "Emergency"	Malachy Grant Man who's constructing the world's tallest building
1913	Hayden Carl Jones Man who spent 19 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit	Michelle Evans Author of "Recipes For Beautiful Soups"
1914	Harry Browne Author of "You Can Profit From a Monetary Crisis"	Margaret Halvorsen Winner of the Iowa State Fair hog-calling contest
1915	Mary MacLaren Silen film actress	Leslie Gordon Owner whose house sits on the New York/New Jersey border
Host: Garry Moore
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Alan Alda, Kitty Carlisle
1921	James Bede Creator of an exceptionally small working airplane	Paula Zitzelberger Champion parachutist
1922	Jolene Ammons Player-coach of the world champion girls basketball team	Mary Ann Crenshaw Author of "The Natural Way to Super Beauty"
1923	Prince Abdullahi Ayuk Kima Son of an Arab Chieftain	Dick Donopria Building superintendent of Madison Square Garden
1924	Nancy Weber Author of "Life Swap"	Bob Gill World champion motorcycle jumper
1925	Bob Spencer Mayor of a town that stinks	Trygg Engen Experimental psychologist
Panel: Nipsey Russell, Kitty Carlisle, Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass
1931	Doug Henning Magician and actor in "The Magic Show"	Jim Lavenson Manager of the Plaza Hotel in New York City
1932	Bill Ransberger Professional rattlesnake handler	Jim Hold Author of "Escape From Childhood: the Needs and Rights of Children"
1933	Michael Lahloe Developer of an unusual technique to teach language	Corwith Cramer Executive director of the Sailing Education Association
1934	Stefan Lorant Pictorial historian and author: "Sieg Heil"	Lucille Christopherson Woman who discovered that her bedroom is on top of a gold mine
1935	Ann Strobel World champion professional flycaster	Morton Wax Location finder for commercial producers
Panel: Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Alan Alda, Kitty Carlisle
1941	Tito Gaona Trapeze artist	Christene Gonzales Locomotive engineer
1942	Peter Wood The King of Herm, an island caretaker in the English Channel	John Searles Man who raises and sells crickets
1943	Frank Tallman Aviator, stunt pilot, and airplane collector	Joseph Golden Tornado chaser for the National Weather Service
1944	Jeffrey Farley World's youngest fire dancer	Howard Jennings Treasure hunter who has dug up pirate loot and discovered priceless Inca gold
1945	Dusko Popov Author of "Spy/Counterspy" and prototype for James Bond	Paul Kimelman Formerly fat man who lost 357 pounds in seven months
Panel: Kitty Carlisle, Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Henry Morgan
1951	Miguel Pinero Former burglar and street hustler turned actor in "The Family" repertoire	Kathleen Hornstad Women's National AAU champion (luge racer)
1952	Ross Kanaga Alligator tamer and owner of a Jamaican crocodile ranch	M.S. Kohli Organizer of Himalayan treks
1953	Bud Wendell Manager of the Grand Ole Opry	Ray May Denver Broncos' winner of the Whizzer White Award
1954	Walter Gibson Creator of "The Shadow"	Bill Shire Winner of the Levi's denim art contest
1955	Paul Russell Principal dancer with the Dance Theater of Harlem	Jessica Harrison Paleontologist who found a 40 lb. thigh bone

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