What a pleasure to watch people well dressed, polite, courteous.

Yves Montand was handsome and he showed class by acknowledging the audience.

You cannot help but to smile when Arlene is there. ❤❤❤

Nice to see Mr Montand acknowledge the audience.

I know it's partly nostalgia, but I think these videos are as entertaining as ever.

The cameramen always made sure to capture the expressions of the panelists when they learned the contestant’s line.

I love these people.  Manners from a bygone era.

Arlene just had the nicest smile, and the most endearing personality. She just seemed like the most lovely person anyone would ever want to meet.

Funny . Oct.29. here and I just discovered this show

Sixteen years after this aired I saw Barry Nelson in The Act on Broadway. Liza Minnelli was the star. He looked so young here!

About 25 years after this episode, Yves Montand starred in a pair of movies that are among my all-time favorites: Jean de Florette and Manon of the Spring. Based on novels by Marcel Pagnol, these French films were superbly done and won a number of international awards. The cast also included Gérard Depardieu, Daniel Auteuil, and Emmanuelle Béart.

During one of the many times during this episode where Arlene was smiling and laughing, I wondered what would she and Bennett and Dorothy and John would think if they knew that they were still delighting audiences with their performance on these shows some 50-65+ years later (depending upon which year the episode originated).

Interesting that Arlene commented on Mrs. Eaton's heart necklace on her way out of the studio; must have noticed because of her own, very special necklace that was similar.  Sweet!

Arlene is really a sharp questioner.  Two more questions about the skywriter, and I think she would have gotten the answer.  She got the mask question.

Barry Nelson was the guy who interviewed "Jack" for the hotel job in "The Shining"

Mrs. Eaton is niche famous, since she and her husband co-booked wrestling and boxing for the LA Olympic Auditorium from the 40s on, and it was an active hub for several different wrestling promotions, and a boxing hotbed. (It was also the backdrop for some movies like The Manchurian Candidate.) She fell in love with boxing when first working at the Olympic (actually, she was inspecting it for financial irregularities), and way preferred it over other things she promoted. After her first husband (Martin LaBell, which I mention because it’s weirdly hard to find in) died, she married Cal, who at the time was a boxing commission inspector. When they partnered up, he did more of the wrestling and she did more of the boxing; once he died in ’65, she did both. (And also roller derby and concerts and whatever the hell.) The Olympic was The Place for wrestling and boxing in the area, so she was really quite central to the whole thing. (She also promoted some matches at, frex, Dodger Stadium.) She and Martin had a couple kids, one of whom, Gene LeBell, is famous in his own right for various movie and TV stuff, and judo & wrestling. (Judo Gene LeBell is how a lot of people’ve heard of him.) Eaton had some dramatic health issues in the late 70s, and retired in 1980. She died in 1987.

Obit: http://articles.latimes.com/1987-11-09/sports/sp-14600_1_southern-california-boxing

Eaton outside the Olympic: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CGnSCMNU8AAsbR5.jpg:large

Eaton with a few of the fighters they promoted -- from left, Carlos Polomino,  Eaton, Denny "Lil Red" Lopez and Albert "Superfly" Sandoval: http://i28.tinypic.com/2aais0p.jpg

I just Arlene she is so gracious.   She got more beautiful with age.

Wow Daly has EIGHT minutes left to fill with the last contestant. He must've been desperate for the clock hand to soeed up this time!

Pretty necklace(s) Arlene was wearing

I'm very surprised that John didn't flip over the cards for that first guest!