What's My Line?

- Season 18

(1966)

Panelists question a batgirl for a baseball team, a sponge diver and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actor, comedian and talk show host.

Panelists question a garbage cans decorator, an 8-year-old billiard trick shots' expert and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actor, director, producer and screenwriter.

Panelists question a 90-year-old golf caddy and blindfolded, try to identify the week's two celebrity "mystery guests", a Metropolitan Opera soprano, and the other, an English actor, writer, and filmmaker.

Panelists question a powder puffs maker, a female high-rise window washer and blindfolded, try to identify the week's several celebrity "mystery guests", the main cast of a Broadway play.

Panelists question a female chimpanzee trainer and blindfolded, try to identify the week's two celebrity "mystery guests", an actor, singer, dancer, comedian and philanthropist, and the other, a politician.

Panelists question a female French lawyer, a buffalos breeder, a false eyelashes manufacturer and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a film and television actor.

Panelists question a Halloween masks maker, a female auto rally driver and blindfolded, try to identify the week's two celebrity "mystery guests", a society columnist, and a TV personality and entertainment reporter.

Panelists question a salt salesman, a female symphony conductor, the Empire State Building Observatory's manager and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an English actor, known for his South London accent.

Panelists question a long-distance-flight female pilot, a worms breeder, a racehorses' handler and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an Italian actress.

Panelists question a female men's barber, a 12-year-old opera singer and blindfolded, try to identify the week's two celebrity "mystery guests", one of the world's most popular singers and his wife, an actress and former fashion model.

Panelists question a frogs hunter and blindfolded, try to identify a Tower of London Yeomen Warder (Beefeater), and the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a British-American actress who played numerous theatre, film and TV roles.

Panelists question a female forecaster for football scores, a light bulbs salesman and blindfolded, try to identify the week's several celebrity "mystery guests", a TV game show's panelists team, and an actor and musician.

Panelists question a tourist guide to the Pyramids, a billiard balls maker, a camels handler and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actor nicknamed the "King of Cool".

Panelists question, a submarine officer, a kilts maker, a bells salesman and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an Academy Award winning actress.

Panelists question, a female police detective, a dogs' treats maker, a kites salesman and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an Italian actress.

Panelists question, a private airplane's female pilot, a thimbles maker and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actress, political activist, and former fashion model.

Panelists question, a female steeplejack, a burglar alarms' saleslady, an indoors skiing instructor and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a singer and actress.

Panelists question, a saddles maker and blindfolded, try to identify the week's several celebrity "mystery guests", a professional football coach, and a trumpeter and his popular instrumental group.

Panelists question identical twins barbells' saleswomen, identical twins oceanography teachers, identical twins interior decorators and blindfolded, try to identify the week's two celebrity "mystery guests", a performing brothers duo.

Panelists question an actress of beach party movies and radio disc jockey, a flagpoles' manufacturer and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actor, comedian and singer.

Panelists question a shoe shine lady, a fire engines' builder and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an Italian-French actor and singer.

Panelists question an American bullfighter, an earplugs' manufacturer and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actor, comedian, gospel singer and TV producer.

Panelists question a nine-year-old flying trapeze artist, a hay saleslady and blindfolded, try to identify the week's two celebrity "mystery guests", a comedy duo.

Panelists question a female wine steward, a Great Dane dog breeder, and blindfolded, try to identify the week's two celebrity "mystery guests", a novelist, and a famous musical and dramatic actress.

Panelists question the editors of the 'Harvard Lampoon', a magician's assistant and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actor and singer,

Panelists question a British hairstylist and businessman, a fortune cookies' salesman, a female helicopter pilot and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a Swiss actress and former model.

Panelists question the president of a shopping cart manufacturer and blindfolded, try to identify the week's three celebrity "mystery guests", an actor, comedian, writer, and producer, and a comic actor and his co-star, a comic actress.

Panelists question a dice manufacturer, a registered nurse and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a comedian, actor and radio/television personality.

Panelists question a criminal lawyer, a baby carriages' salesperson, a sunglasses' designer and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actress and former fashion model.

Panelists question a female fishing instructor, a pencils' sharpener at a factory and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a comedian, actor, writer, stage, film, radio, and TV star.

Panelists question a female Broadway orchestra conductor, a hammocks' manufacturer and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actress and icon of the 1960s.

Panelists question a gin manufacturer, the Empire State Building's windows' washer, a school bus driver and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actress and singer.

Panelists question a screwdrivers saleslady, a hot dogs from pushcart lady vendor and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a comedy writer, singer and actor who became famous as a song parodist.

Panelists question a female blackjack dealer, a kangaroos' caregiver, a rental limousines' lady chauffeur and blindfolded, try to identify the week's three celebrity "mystery guests", a female singing trio.

Panelists question a female weightlifting instructor, a fragrances tester and quality controller, and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a musician, accordionist, bandleader, and TV impresario.

Panelists question a tents' manufacturer, a motorcycles saleslady and blindfolded, try to identify the week's two celebrity "mystery guests", an English supermodel and actress, and a singer and actor.

Panelists question an Orca female trainer, a traffic helicopter reporter, a professional soccer goalkeeper and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a Greek actress, singer, activist and politician.

Panelists question a female men's barber, a stock market lecturer in Grand Central Terminal and blindfolded, try to identify the week's two celebrity "mystery guests", a criminal lawyer, and an actress, pin-up girl, dancer and singer.

Panelists question a professional surfer, a pigs' breeder, a fireworks manufacturer and blindfolded, try to identify the week's two celebrity "mystery guests", a lyrics, libretti, and screenplays writing duo.

Panelists question a judo and karate female instructor, a veterinary dentist, a professional ping pong player and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a Senator from Illinois.

Panelists question two identical twins octopus fishermen, an ice cream truck female driver, and blindfolded, try to identify the week's four celebrity "mystery guests", the hosts of Goodson-Todman Game Shows.

Panelists question a doors salesperson, a female TV director, and blindfolded, try to identify the week's two celebrity "mystery guests", "Miss Universe 1967", and the other, an actress known for her distinctive, husky voice.

Panelists question a zoo's giraffes female caretaker, a saunas manufacturer, a lost golf balls retriever and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actress, comedian, game show panelist, and announcer.

Panelists question a human target in a knife throwing act, a sandpaper salesman and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a comedian and actor known for his "insult humor".

Panelists question a lightning bugs catcher (for research), a paint saleslady and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", a film director, writer, actor, and comedian.

Panelists question a female private detective, a custom horse blankets maker and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actress.

Panelists question two young ladies who count worms, a United Nations interpreter and blindfolded, try to identify the week's celebrity "mystery guest", an actor and humanitarian, best known for his starring roles on TV's Westerns series.

Today is the Last Show - Moderator John Daly is the Mystery Guest.