#1
S3E27
Joe Louis
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Dick Haymes
#3
S3E10
Melvyn Douglas
#4
Boris Karloff
S2E19
#5
Bette Davis
S4E5
#6
Jackie Gleason (Dressed as Ralph Kramden) & Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
S7E4
#7
Bette Davis (2)
S11E49
#8
Danny Kaye, Yves Saint-Laurent & Bette Davis
S17E8
#9
Clayton Moore (as The Lone Ranger)
S3E6
#10
Bette Davis (4)
S15E28
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Panelists question a surfboards salesman, a lady who applies hands-on driving tests and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a film and television actress who began her career as a dancer.
#797
Joan Crawford
S14E6
#796
Joan Crawford (2)
S16E14
#795
Wilt Chamberlain & Joan Crawford
S12E18
#794
Phyllis Cerf (Wife of Panelist Bennett Cerf) & Joan Crawford
S9E15
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