What's My Line? - 1953 This GLAMOUR GIRL is a SHOW STOPPER! | BUZZR

[@nancyhowell4505]

That $50 the coach won is equivalent to $571.37 in buying power today! 👏👍👍😀

[@LazyIRanch]

Okay, I vote that ALL deodorant commercials should be portrayed in interpretive dance! 15:44 This commercial is better than any today.

[@nancyhowell4505]

@LazylRanch So right! They tend to make deoderant commercials "too real." Gross! 😝

[@billkalivas9750]

Thanks for this great show!

[@emilioreign6391]

instaBlaster...

[@joycejean-baptiste4355]

Interesting, devastating means destructive or damaging, Ms Arlene Frances referred to Ms Lauren Bacall and she agreed. And I wonder what Mrs. Daly was thinking when he had his short conferences with her, Lol!

[@JanetM-ro6xc]

It is worthwhile to read Lauren Bacall's autobiographies. Very informative! Also a new glimpse at Dorothy 's meanness. Shocking! Miss Bacall had an impressive group of friends. 🏵

[@daler.steffy1047]

Addressing the comment below regarding the value of $50 in today's buying power, it reminds me of my first full-time job, which was in the summer between my first and second year of college. I worked at a nearby factory that made big vats and screws for food processing companies, and my eight hour job was to push a broom all day around the factory floor, cleaning up all the debris from the welding that took place. I made $1.50 an hour, which was $12 a day, or $60 a week. But I was living in a "granny unit" behind a small farmhouse out in the country and splitting the rent with a friend; my half was $37.50 per month, and my weekly food bill was about $12.50. I also did not have a car, just a bicycle. It's amazing what you can do with a small paycheck!

[@traceya9615]

John Daly was so funny in this when Lauren Bacall was on.😊

[@stevenk9466]

It was a different era. Did you notice how the men were standing to greet Ms. Bacall while the women remained seated? I am not saying that I am in favor of, or opposed to, these niceties. I just noticed that things are very different now.

[@dev-lx8lp]

it was a time when style and class meant something. now we have bs, cg INSTEAD OF ACTING, and sex instead of substance

[@jrm8899]

The women celebrity guests seem to have more fun trying to trick the panel!

[@KayBarsotti]

I always thought Lauren Bacall had something special for that era. Some of it her style as in mannerisms🆒

[@fossrampant5826]

Worth it just for the interpretive dance

[@Josecuevasification]

the thumbnail say "i´ve got a secret"

[@dev-lx8lp]

she was and is a damn sexy woman and she conveys it with confidence and great style.

[@SusanSlack-j8f]

Loved her/boggie

[@notvalidcharacters]

Can't help wondering if that's Ken Nordine doing the voiceover for the deodorant commercial.

[@adriyenn]

It was a "sissy" thing to wear deodorant back then? Can't imagine what men smelled like in those days.

[@keithklassen5320]

They smelled like human beings. Funny thing, that. Just as women did before they also had been convinced through advertising to disguise their humanity.

[@LazyIRanch]

@@keithklassen5320 Pheromones! I met the love of my life when I was 19, I was crazy about him. I loved the way he smelled when he was sweaty, but it was unique to him. He was very clean, showered or bathed every day, but I loved his natural scent at the end of the day. I wanted to tear his clothes off and I often did. I've never had that "chemistry" with another man, unfortunately. He died when I was 28, my heart never healed.

[@pfflyer3381]

The first guest looked a bit like Irene Dunne.

[@budmet3703]

yes very good

[@paulabasso6153]

Could you imagine any female doing that deodorant commercial dance today!

[@dev-lx8lp]

Most devastating women in pictures an now we all know why!