PASSWORD 1963-04-15 Eydie Gorme & Alan King

Featuring the lovely singing star and recording artist, Eydie Gorme, and the popular comedian and star of television, Alan King!
Contestants
Jim Andrews, New York City
Carol Miles, Livingston, MN
Kelly Holmes, Chicago IL
Donald Huffman, Pella, IA
John Lundt, New York City
Martha Harris, Frankfurt IN
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[@bonscott602]

I'm so into this game lately that I'm believing it's a current show.

[@lornaschultz3503]

Cc

[@joelfogelsanger5773]

I loved Alan King on Password. Such a delight and a good player too.

[@randysills4418]

Eydie Gormet had a great voice! She appeared in an operetta skit on The Carol Burnett Show with Tim Conway and was singing some very high soprano notes which I never would have thought she had. Carol Burnett portrayed a six year old who was upset about her new baby brother and her acting was superb! ❤

[@susanswirsky7770]

I'm so hooked on this show! I have the game ..the original.we played for hours!

[@JasmineSurrealVideos]

When Alan won, the joy was tremendous, genuine, he was so excited, really nice to see someone so happy in that moment. I think the last male contestant fancied Eydie😉

[@alanhumphrey4198]

The aerialist with the circus was cute...

[@litlgrey]

So this monolithic giant, Don Huffman, was indeed a Professor and eventually a Professor Emeritus in Iowa. He passed away in 2014 having survived his wife - whose peculiar nickname was "Fish" - by four years. Huffman once write that his Uncle "Mick" was so gigantic, he was excused from service during the Korean Conflict/War. Thanks, Google.

[@danielalderman1069]

There are points where the lady playing with Ms. Gorme is a dead ringer for Suzanne Pleshette.

[@gusloader123]

Password was "Appliance", but nobody gave as a clue word: "Washer" or "Refrigerator". In 1963, almost every house had one of each. Maybe the celebrities on this episode stayed in weekly Hotels.

[@indaybyahera5847]

hilarious Alan king on this episode. hehheheh

[@marycook1644]

I’m so impressed by Kelly being an aerialist in the circus 🎪 !

[@danieldawg100]

This episode was on tax day,otherwise known as self mugging day.

[@jadenmuniz8817]

Idents: Formation (12 seconds; partial) Formation (6 seconds; partial)

[@elliebellie7816]

They had a lot of female college students on this show considering the times.

[@danieldawg100]

Think about it,it'll come to you about tax day being "self mugging day".

[@ellengutknecht3149]

Steve must have made a comment about Eydie and charge cards in a prior show. They both were working. I don't see the big deal.

[@donaldleroy6502]

I've only seen a few short snippets of Alan King's material, funny guy. Why hadn't they used the clue oven or dishwasher for appliance

[@donaldleroy6502]

@@marycook1644 could be, I was born in 63 so I can only guess myself, well now as of this moment it is 2022, 😊 New Year to you

[@Mafon2]

​@@marycook1644 I still classify them so

[@gingerbaker4390]

America was very Conservative in those times. Almost British.

[@gusloader123]

The correct words are classy and couth and well-mannered. Now, sadly, America is foul, disgusting and immoral, thanks primarily to the foul scriptwriters of movies and TV programs, and the importation of the "Beatles" the next year.

[@kathyfowler7511]

Are you allowed to point?