To Tell the Truth - Winner of Dave Clark Five contest (Nov 1, 1965)

[@moonglow1311]

The Dave Clark 5, Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs, Petula Clark and Jay and the Americans, ahhh what memories ‼️✌️😎🇺🇸

[@freddyfurrah3789]

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

Lady #2 in Game #1 Man #3 in Game #2 Lady #1 in Game #3

[@billbryant7194]

Prince Ira Singh decoy number 1 is probably one of their most famous fakes being half of Merchant Ivory film production duo.

[@tomservo56954]

While the real Prince Ira Singh bears a striking resemblance to John Waters...

[@Rodin99]

Ismail Merchant...pretty cool. I went to see Shakespeare Wallah at that time. wining a trip to London in '65 would have been the best even without the Dave Clark Five. I liked Mike Smith. Some great songs.

[@bjbell52]

Mike Smith was the greatest lead singer in rock history.

[@kumppi]

Bud really should have said "...and gods bless you." to the second contestants.

[@cherylbean521]

Great show

[@jaynerosajohansen4864]

I had a pair of those white boots !!!!!

[@MrBohuslav]

Correct name is Kathy Sheron.

[@patriciamooney928]

I like this panel. Even though Orson Beane rubs me the wrong way.

[@kentetalman9008]

I love Orson. Wish I could have met him.

[@robertdesantis6205]

Wikipedia says he was struck by 2 cars and died as a result at age 91. 😢​@@kentetalman9008

[@altfactor]

During the 1965-66 TV season, "To Tell The Truth" occasionally featured rock performers in an attempt to blunt NBC's "Hullabaloo", which was on in the same timeslot.

[@VahanNisanian]

The Dave Clark Five was one of many British bands following on the heels of the Beatles during the 1960's British Invasion.

[@tomservo56954]

This contest was a tie in with their film HAVING A WILD WEEKEND...

[@VahanNisanian]

Which was originally called "Catch Us If You Can" in the UK.

[@TheYellowTulips]

Thanks, Captain Obvious.

[@pattymiller9040]

I loved that group.....great songs!!

[@desertbreeze69]

Another episode with my favorite panel👍excluding Mr Bean

[@Walterwhiterocks]

I, too, was a senior in high school in 1965. I would have sure liked to have known #1 ~ what a sweety.

[@juvenilehall1979]

50 Year 1967 Reunion in San Jose, California September 29-30, 2017 ....... Roger Christensen

[@ALKAHESTBOY]

Love her doing the math to figure out what $750 is divided by three, then her euphoria. That comes out to 316 45rpm records.

[@guriausa]

Esther Coopersmith just passed away in March 2024.

[@robertdesantis6205]

I love the way she pushed in those chairs before exiting the panel. Typical hostess!

[@uselessjoe]

Panel knew Jack Squat about the DC5

[@KingOFuh]

Duh. "Useless" is fitting

[@tomservo56954]

"I liked the Dave Clark 5...I figured I could marry one of them because they were more accessible than the Beatles"--Wendy Wasserstein, from her play UNCOMMON WOMEN AND OTHERS

[@93Jubilee]

What a dream ocme true for he!

[@SuperBeachbum74]

Dave Clark 5 = forgettable music. Nothing worth listening to anymore.

[@christopherjones8517]

Why would you want to go hunting in India period!

[@rhondagiesbrecht4901]

It was a different era.

[@David-yw2lv]

The DC 5 was of the best groups of the British Invasion.How many younger viewers are asking where Bombay is?

[@Danmark30]

This is why I LOVE this show! Ismael Merchant was the producer of Howards End and Room with a View. Merchant Ivory productions. Here he was just starting out!

[@sbalman]

I know!! It was so exciting for me when he said his name!!! Merchant and Ivory! What an exceptional pair of film makers!

[@bjbell52]

Tony Hatch wrote Downtown for Petula Clark.

[@KingOFuh]

Hatch was a fuh king genius producer and songwriter.

[@guriausa]

What an unexpected treat to see Ismail Merchant.

[@UberLummox]

Her "mod dress" is exactly like the pattern on The Partage Family bus!!!!!

[@evelynshore9489]

UberLummox I thought it looked familiar.

[@UberLummox]

@@evelynshore9489 :-D Right?! Could've, or probably was even the same designer. Or copied the dress design directly.

[@tomservo56954]

Based on the paintings by Piet Mondrian....

[@UberLummox]

@@tomservo56954 Really. Wow! Very cool you knew that. Thanks!!!

[@garycederman5058]

The panel obviously did not know much about the DC5. Otherwise, they would (should) have asked question like, "who played lead guitar" instead of questions about location in London.

[@sbalman]

They were so much older and DC5 was pretty new on the scene. I happened to be 13 in 1965 but they weren't well known to older people like some musicians today.

[@pattymiller9040]

But back then, they were the generation that complained about the younger generation and their crazy music!!

[@pattymiller9040]

@@sbalman I was 14 that year! And, agree, Dave Clark 5 was just starting out in '65! Loved them!

[@bjbell52]

@@pattymiller9040 They started out in 1963. They won an award for being the most viewed live group in London.

[@KingOFuh]

They didn't know much about the DC5? Duh.

[@rhondagiesbrecht4901]

Game # 2 - oh how the times have changed

[@sweetsueohio2]

I loved this how. I wish they would put it back on.

[@sbalman]

But, it might be so different in today's world. For me, part of it's charm is the panel....and Bud!

[@rhondagiesbrecht4901]

I don’t know if it would work nowadays with everyone being so visible in media.

[@dejpsyd0421]

AWFUL TO KILL TIGERS 🐅 THAT MAKES ME MAD 😡

[@rhondagiesbrecht4901]

It was a different era. I’m sure things that are acceptable nowadays people will look back on 50 or 75 years from now and be aghast at, too.

[@shirtless6934]

This was 1965 and McCarthy died in 1957. Kitty was not up to date.

[@nowvoyagerNE]

and this, folks, is why India is still stuck in a third world condition.

[@UberLummox]

You sure know how to not make a point.

[@elliebellie7816]

Kathy Sharon was wearing a wig. I'd bet money on it.

[@dapdne4916]

I AM JEALOUS. CONGRATS THOUGH.👌😀

[@buffbill-t2i]

Esther still alive at 93