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What's My Line? - Charles Atlas; Jane Powell; Jack E. Leonard [panel] (Jun 10, 1956)

What's My Line?

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MYSTERY GUEST: Charles Atlas; Jane Powell
PANEL: Dorothy Kilgallen, Jack E. Leonard, Arlene Francis, George Axelrod
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20 Comments

@lestermount3287 5 years ago

the experts made fun of Charles Atlas and his "dynamic tension" until they discovered "isometrics"

@mcbrion1951 8 months ago

I always love how gracious everyone is on this show; the panel, the guests, and especially the host, John Daly. It was the kind of show where every guest felt honored, no matter WHAT their line of work was. The man who made prison cells was treated as respectfully as Elizabeth Taylor by the panel and the host. And everyday society was usually every bit as polite.

@bugsey2704 5 years ago

It’s just so amazing to see and hear all these legends from the past ……… such a privilege …… they don’t make them like that anymore😪

@gabrielcoronado6395 7 years ago

I like to see the way people used to dress in those days. They respected themselves and others. I am not saying that we should back to wear ties and heels all the time, but nowadays a lot of people dresses as if they were to wash the car.

@photo161 5 years ago

Jane Powell is simply lovely. She truly lights up the room.

@The_A_Cast 6 years ago

Miss. Powell’s signature was absolutely beautiful!

@dannydoc1969 7 years ago

Every comic book I ever read had an ad for Charles Atlas...he's an original, and led the fitness movement.

@Kendell062 6 years ago

I loved how Jane Powell signed. her name.

@karengummer6657 5 years ago

I LOVE Jane Powell's signature. I wish George Axelrod had appeared more often. He was a sweetie

@accomplice55 5 years ago

Charles Atlas was a good-looking guy!

@captainnice9698 8 years ago

Jane Powell, the most lovely eyes in the business

@loissimmons6558 9 years ago

26 years old at the time, Jane Powell gave birth to her second child on 2/1/1956, about 4½ months before this aired. Say what you want about Charles Atlas. The top professional dancers also knew how to stay in shape.

@whendis.roberts9903 7 months ago (edited)

Whos here in 2026? I love these old shows!!!! Best thing out there!! And old Music too. I love Mitch Miller and The Gang!!!! 101 String Orchestra Album is Awesome too. Andy Williams...Barbara Streisand...Doris Day....and So many more.....I LOVE LOVE LOVE THAT MUSIC AND THE TV SHOWS OF THAT TIME!!! THANK YOU GOD!!

@Wizardofgosz 8 years ago

Wow. George Axelrod just crushed that one.

@commandoxy 10 years ago

Jane Powell is a Doll!

@davidholliday8341 7 years ago

As someone commented, Charles Atlas looked small compared to today's bodybuilders, but his program is still sold and he was active until his death at 72. Maintaining for the most part his physique.

@edgarlee2802 8 years ago

I only put this on to watch Charles Atlas and I ended up watching the whole thing! It's a pity they ran out of time for the last one. Also, it's nice watching a panel show where nobody is getting criticized or bullied for the benefit of the audience and viewing figures. Ah, the old days...