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00:05In 1939, Bill Cullen began his broadcasting career as an unpaid announcer for a radio station in Pittsburgh.
00:13Within two months, he was a salaried announcer for the station.
00:16In 1944, Bill left Pittsburgh for New York and was hired by CBS as a staff announcer.
00:22He worked there until 1946, when he got the emcee job on a new radio quiz, Winner Take All.
00:28Let's go back in time for a visit with Bill Cullen, joining Jane Fonda as a celebrity guest on Password in 1963.
00:36This is the talented star of stage and screen, young and beautiful Jane Fonda.
00:42Thank you. This is my partner, Norman Sothen, from Oahu, Nebraska.
00:47This is the popular television star of The Price is Right and I've Got a Secret, Bill Cullen.
00:53Hello, this is my partner, Barbara Whitmore, from Croton-on-Hudson, New York, and we're all here to Pass Playword.
01:00Yes, it's Playword, brought to you this evening by Lights Racing Clean-Tasting Pepsi-Cola.
01:14Now it's Pepsi for those who think young.
01:20And now here's your host on Password, Alan Lutton.
01:32Well, a good Sunday evening to you. It's nice to have you with us to play Password.
01:36Play Password.
01:37I got it now, Alan.
01:38You got it now. I tell you, from The Price is Right to Password, it's quite a show.
01:42Good to have you. Jane, you look lovely. Nice to have you back.
01:45Thank you. It's nice to be back.
01:46I understand tomorrow night's a big night for you.
01:48Yes, it's the opening of the Actor's Studio, first production of Strange and Delude, the Hudson Theater.
01:53With quite a cast of stars.
01:55Yeah, ask me who's in it. I love it.
01:56Quickly, run them down.
01:57Jerry Page, Ben Gazara, Pat Hingle, Jeffrey Horn, Franchotone, Betty Field, and me.
02:04And Jane Fonda.
02:05Yes.
02:06Very good. A wonderfully good Eugene O'Neill play.
02:07Nice cast.
02:08All right, good luck to you in your first production.
02:10Norm Southen from Wahoo. We say that a lot because we like you. How long have you been in the Navy, sir?
02:15About 10 years. I've got the best job in the world. I fly for the Navy, Alan.
02:19Very good, and I'm glad to hear a man say that. Nice to have you.
02:23Talking about jobs, how long have you had that job over in Price is Right?
02:26I understand that Jack Clark, you're the best emcee in the business.
02:29He has to say that because when I go away, he does it.
02:32No, actually...
02:33When I go away, he used to do it.
02:35Actually, I've got the best job in the world. Price is Right has been on the air seven years, and I fly on my own.
02:41You sure do, don't you?
02:43You got a new time on Friday?
02:45New time, Friday night.
02:46Very good.
02:47Barbara Whitmore is your partner, Bill. Do you have a family, Barbara?
02:50Yes, I do. I have two children, a boy 16 and a girl 14.
02:53Good, I hope they're watching, and I hope you enjoy playing...
02:55I'm sure they are. Oh, I will.
02:56Okay, you know how it's a game of word communication where you try to get your partner to say the password using one-word clues.
03:01Both teams work on the same password at the same time.
03:03For instance, Jane Fonda had the first password.
03:06Same password to Bill Cullen. As they look at it, we'd like you to see it at home, of course.
03:10The password is drawer.
03:12Okay, Jane, see if you can get Norm Southen here, this happy man, to say the word.
03:16Bureau...
03:19Investigation.
03:21Bureau investigation.
03:24Nine points, Bill. Watch his mind go in another direction, I'll bet you.
03:32Underpants.
03:35Drawers.
03:39Oh, boy, I tell you.
03:45Did that come as a surprise to anyone?
03:49She goes for bureau as investigation and so forth.
03:53My old friend, Bill.
03:55But you got nine points anyway. You can't knock that.
03:58All right, that gives you nine points for the 24, toward a 25-point game.
04:02See, I'm nervous with Bill Cullen.
04:04Winner gets $100, you know. Here you go.
04:08Norm, Barbara, have the word. As they look at it, we'd like you to look at it.
04:12The password is jilted.
04:14Okay, Norm, start with you, 10 points.
04:18Lurch.
04:21Jolt.
04:23Lurch, jolt. Interesting, Norm. No, nine points, Barbara.
04:28Church.
04:33Wedding.
04:35Wedding. Follows. No, eight points, Norm.
04:38No.
04:43Yes.
04:46Well, that follows, too. Seven points, Barbara.
04:48Left.
04:51Shh.
04:54Jilted.
04:56You're wonderful, Bill. Thank you.
05:01You knew you'd get through to him.
05:03I thought I would.
05:05Barbara is through to me.
05:07Uh-huh. Left in the lurch. Jilted. Very interesting.
05:10By the way, when you hear this sound,
05:12it means that your clue has not been accepted by our authority,
05:15who is Dr. Reason A. Goodwin, an editor of the World Book Encyclopedia Dictionary.
05:18And I hope you don't hear the sound.
05:20All right, I'll point out, Jane and Norm, that they have 16 points.
05:23Thank you very much. All right.
05:25As they look at it, I'd like you to see it.
05:27The password is bold.
05:29Start with you, Jane. We'll give you 10.
05:33Aggressive.
05:36Fierce. Fierce. No. Nine points. We'll give you the game, Bill.
05:41Daring.
05:43Attack.
05:45Sit back, Barbara. Sit back.
05:47I'm sorry. I lost my place.
05:49Oh, boy. Eight points.
05:51Norm.
05:53Brave.
05:55Brave.
05:57Proud. Proud.
05:59Seven points, Bill.
06:01Nighthood.
06:06Day.
06:08Nighthood, day.
06:10No. Six points for Jane.
06:18Five seconds.
06:23Courageous.
06:25Courteous.
06:28Five points, Bill.
06:31Knights.
06:33Brave.
06:35Brave. No. Four points, Jane.
06:39What was that?
06:46Five seconds.
06:48Maneuver.
06:50Maneuver. Bold. Bold.
06:52Bold.
06:58Ah, now we're talking.
07:00Bold.
07:02Bold maneuver.
07:04What gave it to you, Norm? Bold maneuver?
07:06No, I think I said thinking back to her aggressiveness.
07:09Very good. All right, here we go.
07:11Norm, you try it this time.
07:13Same word for Barbara, and as they look at it, of course, we want you to see it.
07:16The password is bin.
07:18You had the game in the first one, Barbara. Ten points.
07:20Coal.
07:23Hmm?
07:25Coal.
07:27Coal? Coal. Oh, coal.
07:29Coal...
07:32Coal stove.
07:34Coal stove.
07:36All right, you're still in the game. Norm, nine points.
07:38Container.
07:43Five seconds, Jane. Cup.
07:45What? Cup.
07:47Container. Cup. Eight points, Barbara.
07:49Hard.
07:52Hard.
07:54Bucket. Bucket.
07:56Hard. Bucket.
07:58Seven points, Norm. Stoker.
08:04Shovel.
08:06Shovel. Five points.
08:08Six points. Six points, Barbara.
08:10Scuttle.
08:14Scuttle.
08:17We used to have one by the stove.
08:19Oh, hamper.
08:21No, Barbara.
08:23One word clues at just...
08:25All right, here we go, Norm.
08:27Five points. Corn.
08:29Corn. Bin. Bin.
08:39Bill, would you have gotten it from has-been?
08:41Yes, I think being me, I would have.
08:43Oh, that has no application.
08:45Nine to 16. All right.
08:47Getting closer. Password to Jane and to Bill,
08:49and as they look at it.
08:51The password is confidential.
08:53You'd have it on the first one, Bill.
08:56Ten points.
09:02Secret.
09:05Lover.
09:14No, it's not lover.
09:16I like the approach, though.
09:18Yes. All right, Norm.
09:20Nine points. Jane, nine points.
09:24Intimate.
09:28Rendezvous.
09:31When I first saw the word,
09:33I had no idea it was gonna go in this direction.
09:35All right. Eight points, Bill.
09:37Eight points, Bill.
09:43Trust.
09:45Honor.
09:47No, seven points, Jane.
09:49Magazine.
09:54Fortune.
09:58No, that's not what she meant.
10:00Okay.
10:02Six points, Bill.
10:04Cheesecake.
10:07Confidential.
10:09Yeah!
10:16Confidential.
10:18Norm, there's quite a difference between that magazine
10:20and the one you named.
10:22Little bit. Nine to 22, the score stands.
10:24Password goes this time to Norm and to Barbara,
10:26and as they look at it, we'd like you to see it at home,
10:28of course.
10:30The password is low.
10:32Start with you, Norm. Ten points will give you 19.
10:34High. Low.
10:36High.
10:4219 to 22.
10:4419 to 22. Password to Bill Cullen,
10:46Jane Fonda, and our friend.
10:48The password is curb.
10:50Start with you, Bill. Ten points.
10:54Sidewalk.
10:56Cement. Nope.
10:58Nine points. Jane, we'll give you the game.
11:02Dog.
11:06Leash.
11:08Leash. No. Eight points, Bill.
11:10Step. Curb.
11:12Yes!
11:20All right.
11:22By reason of the dog and the step, you've got curb,
11:24and you've got to hunt. $250 there,
11:26and a chance to play the lightning round.
11:28Now, the lightning, the difference here is that you must move along
11:30as quickly as you can. Five passwords there.
11:32Bill Cullen's gonna give you clues to those five passwords
11:34each one you guess worth $50.
11:36The only trick is you must do it all in one minute.
11:38Here's the first word. Go, Bill.
11:40Nab. Grab.
11:42Uh...capture.
11:44Thief.
11:46Uh...apprehend.
11:48Criminal.
11:50Uh...go to the next one. I think we're good.
11:52Uh...
11:54Paving.
11:56Concrete.
11:58Expensiver.
12:00Cement. Bathroom.
12:02Tile. $50.
12:04Uh...oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.
12:06Candy.
12:08Stripe. Soft.
12:10Passy. Softer.
12:12Fudge. Toast.
12:14Mel...Melba, I was gonna say.
12:16Uh...candy.
12:18Tac...paramilk.
12:20Toast. Better go to the next word, Bill.
12:22Marmalade. Okay, we'll go to the next word.
12:24Uh...employee.
12:26Worker. Domestic.
12:28Servant. Good.
12:30Catch.
12:32Rabbit. Ball.
12:34Knit. Hurl.
12:36Toss. Toss.
12:38Throw. Throw.
12:40Um...I'm sorry.
12:42All right, let's see what you did.
12:46We wanted you to catch.
12:48Apprehend.
12:50Catch a thief. Catch is the word.
12:52Marshmallow is that soft...
12:54Finally, he wanted you to pitch a ball.
12:56Toss the ball. What do you have there, Barbara?
12:58A hundred for the game.
13:00A hundred for the lightning round, giving Barbara Whitmore $350.
13:04Thank you very much.
13:06Good morning, Scottie. It's been a pleasure having you, sir.
13:08You will receive a lucrative card watching you.
13:10Both have our great thanks for playing Password with us so well.
13:12Thank you. Good luck to you both.
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13:18Then Bill called, so I decided to go curly.
13:20I used Wash & Curl, the curling shampoo.
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13:36In just minutes, see the years smoothed away.
13:38Not a miracle, not trick photography,
13:40it's sudden change.
13:42You'll look years younger in minutes.
13:44That's the case again!
13:46If you can do it,
13:48all life has changed.
13:50Make the name,
13:52just tune in.
13:54The game shall never end.
13:56Get me in the game.
13:58Get me in the game.
14:00Get me in the game.
14:02Get me in the game.
14:04Get me in the game.
14:06Get me in the game.
14:08Get me in the game.
14:10We need to get me in the game.
14:12You're in!
14:14Well, I'd say that first game was very exciting.
14:16Let's continue, shall we?
14:18Meet two brand new Password players.
14:20Jane Fonda, meet your new password player.
14:22Jane Fonda, meet your new partner
14:24from Linden, New Jersey, David Herron.
14:32Bill Cullen, meet your new partner
14:34from Belmont, Massachusetts, Sylvia Alpert.
14:38Sylvia, David, nice to have you there.
14:40Talk to your partner first, Jane.
14:42What do you do for a living, sir?
14:44Well, Alvin, I'm a communications engineer.
14:46Very good, nice to have you here to play Password.
14:48Sylvia Alpert,
14:50from Belmont, Massachusetts, are you married?
14:52Yes, I am, and I have three lovely girls.
14:54Good, I hope they're watching.
14:56You know how we play Password.
14:58I would say both Jane and Bill are very good Password players,
15:00so you should have a good time. Here you go.
15:02Password goes to Jane, Bill,
15:04and to you, of course.
15:06Password is signal.
15:08I'll start with you, Bill. Ten points.
15:10Semaphore.
15:12Not very good.
15:14Very fast?
15:16Five seconds.
15:18Semaphore code, very good.
15:20No, nine points.
15:22Traffic.
15:24Light.
15:26No, eight points, Bill.
15:28Sign.
15:30Sign is not allowed.
15:32Don't discuss it.
15:34Seven points, Jane.
15:36I'll explain it later.
15:42Stop.
15:44Signal.
15:46Yes.
15:48Oh, wow.
15:50The reason, you see,
15:52signal, sign was not allowed because it is contained
15:54within the password itself, see?
15:56He doesn't spell.
15:58I've been spelling it wrong since grade school.
16:00Well, you learn more things in Password.
16:02All right, Sylvia, you try it this time.
16:04David, you have the same word.
16:06As they look at it, we'd like you to see it.
16:08The password is composition.
16:10I'll start with you, Sylvia. Ten points.
16:12Theme.
16:14Motif.
16:16Theme, motif, very fast.
16:18No, nine points, David.
16:20Essay.
16:26Thesis.
16:28Thesis.
16:30Eight points, Sylvia.
16:32School.
16:38Paper.
16:40Paper.
16:42Seven points, David.
16:44Write.
16:48Five seconds, Jane.
16:52Essay's been used.
16:56Term.
16:58Term? No, six points, Sylvia.
17:00Musician.
17:02Composition.
17:04Composition.
17:06Very fast.
17:08Boy, I think you named everything else for it, though.
17:10Your thesis on down to paper.
17:12Very good. Composition.
17:14Score stands six to seven.
17:16You play it very well, you people.
17:18Let's try it again this time. Jane, with you, and Bill,
17:20and you.
17:22The password is snuff.
17:24All right, Jane, start with you. Ten points.
17:26We'll give you 17.
17:34Five seconds.
17:36No gestures.
17:38Sniff.
17:40Sniffed.
17:42Wait, did you say sniff? Sniffed.
17:44In the past tense, sniffed. Sniffed, all right.
17:48Smell. Sniff, smell.
17:50No. Nine points, Bill.
17:52Sneeze.
17:56Cough. Cough.
17:58Eight points, Jane.
18:00Powder.
18:04Snuck.
18:06Yes!
18:10Jane, how did you know it was a powder?
18:12Have you ever seen it?
18:14I just saw School for Scandal.
18:16Oh, you saw School for Scandal. They certainly use it in that.
18:18All right, it makes you sneeze.
18:20Bill, that's very smart. Good clue.
18:22Fifteen to six.
18:24David? Sylvia?
18:28The password is chart.
18:30Start with you, Sylvia. Ten points. We'll give you 16.
18:36Trace.
18:40Trace.
18:42Track.
18:44Nine points, David.
18:46Map.
18:54Five seconds.
18:58Route.
19:00Eight points, Sylvia.
19:02Weather.
19:06Five seconds, Bill.
19:08Five seconds.
19:10Weather.
19:12Trace.
19:14Department. Bureau.
19:16One word. Seven points, David.
19:20Course.
19:26Five seconds, Jane.
19:32Journey.
19:34Journey.
19:36No, but that was fascinating, Jane.
19:40Sorry you came up with the wrong word.
19:42Six points, Sylvia.
19:44Stock.
19:46Stocks.
19:48All of a sudden?
19:52Map. Weather.
19:54Trace. Weather. Stocks.
19:56Journey.
19:58Five seconds.
20:00Stocks.
20:02Stocks.
20:04Certificate.
20:06Five points, David.
20:08Map.
20:16Graph.
20:18Four points, Sylvia.
20:20Graph.
20:22Chart.
20:24That's it.
20:26Congratulations!
20:28That was interesting.
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21:28$15 for Jane Fonda's team.
21:30$10 for Bill Cullen's team.
21:32Password goes to Bill and Jane.
21:34And as they look at it, we'd like you to see it.
21:36The password is slide.
21:38Jane, yours. Ten points would give you the game.
21:44Slip.
21:48Fall.
21:50You're still in the running, Bill. Nine points.
21:52What's suggested?
21:54I might listen to her.
21:56Trombone.
21:58Slide.
22:08Not supposed to have any kind of preface.
22:10Just the one word clues.
22:12It's hard to pull out another MC.
22:14Oh, no. I'm sorry,
22:16and it won't happen again.
22:18All right.
22:20Password goes to Sylvia and David.
22:22This time, as they look at it, we'd like you to look at it.
22:24The password is big.
22:26Start with you, David. Ten points would give you the game.
22:30Large.
22:32Small.
22:34Small. Nine points would give you the game, Sylvia.
22:38Little.
22:42Tiny.
22:44Nope. Eight points, David. You're still in the running.
22:46Immense.
22:48Big. Big.
22:5423 to 19.
22:56The score stands.
22:58As the word comes up, the silence shoots.
23:00There it is. Almost got my hand.
23:02All right.
23:04Bill and Jane have this word. It could do it.
23:06As they look at it, you look at it.
23:08The password is stripe.
23:10All right. Somebody's gonna win on this word, I'll bet you.
23:12Ten points if you can get it.
23:14Zebra.
23:18Stripe.
23:20Oh!
23:22It's a great clue.
23:24You're on the ten-pointer.
23:26By golly.
23:28Sylvia, you have $250 to test.
23:30Pick up $250 more in the lightning round.
23:32Bill, are you ready? Ready.
23:34Okay. The trick here, as you know, is to do it in one minute.
23:36Here's the first word. Go.
23:38Singers.
23:40Chorus.
23:42Singers.
23:44Chorus. Four.
23:46Quartet. Fifty.
23:48Gun. Shoot.
23:50Uh, large.
23:52Gun. Rifle. Good.
23:54Hundred. Spaghetti.
23:56Macaroni. Hundred and fifty.
23:58Water.
24:00Drink. Squirt.
24:02Sprinkle. Two hundred.
24:04Ladies.
24:06Man.
24:08Gin. No.
24:10Gentlemen. That's it.
24:12You got it.
24:16Look what you got. In 30 seconds.
24:18Sylvia Alford has $500.
24:20David Herron, you have a losing card.
24:22Watch and each of you has our thanks
24:24for playing Password so well with us.
24:26Goodbye to you both.
24:28Now...
24:30Wait a minute.
24:32Wait a minute. All right. Now, okay.
24:34Let's meet two brand-new Password players.
24:36Jane Fonda, meet your new partner
24:38from Portland, Connecticut, Richard Lark.
24:40How are you doing?
24:44Bill Cullen, meet your new partner
24:46from Lawton, Oklahoma, Sandra Weiss.
24:48All right.
24:50In the interest of time, I'm gonna say
24:52welcome to you, Dick and
24:54Sandra. We'll start right off by giving
24:56the Password to Jane Fonda,
24:58Bill Cullen, and as they look at it,
25:00I want you to say it. The Password is banana.
25:02Start with you, Jane.
25:04Ten points. See if you can get Dick Clark
25:06here to say it. Fruit.
25:08Fruit.
25:10Citrus. Citrus. Nine points, Bill.
25:12Chimpanzee. Banana.
25:14Banana is the word.
25:18You're not only a good MC, you're a good game player,
25:20boy.
25:22We don't talk about that.
25:24Dick Clark, Sandra Weiss.
25:26As they look at it, I'd like you to say it.
25:28The Password is clothes.
25:30Start with you, Dick, this time. Ten points.
25:32Wardrobe.
25:34Clothes. You did it.
25:36Ten points.
25:38All right.
25:40We're going so fast, the words aren't up yet.
25:42Ten to nine. Here comes the word. Password
25:44goes this time to Jane and to Bill. As they look
25:46at it, we'd like you to say it at home.
25:48The Password is pendulum.
25:50Start with you, Bill. Ten points. We'll give you 19.
25:52Clock.
25:54Time. Nine points,
25:56Jane. Swing.
26:00Minute.
26:02Minute. Eight points, Bill.
26:04Grandfathers.
26:06Pendulum. That's it.
26:10Very good.
26:12Have you seen a
26:14grandfather's clock lately, Dick?
26:16Here you go. New word for Sandra
26:18and Dick. As they look at it, we'd like you to say it.
26:20The Password is sober.
26:22Dick, yours. We'll give you 20.
26:24Non-drunken.
26:26Sober.
26:28That's it.
26:30All right.
26:34All right.
26:36The time is up, and I'm going to award
26:38to the team that is ahead for an incomplete
26:40game $250. The score
26:42stands 20 to 17, which gives Dick Clark
26:44$250.
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27:44I love to play games.
27:46The
27:48sensation of the Broadway hit No Strings,
27:50Miss Diane Carroll, and
27:52the popular star of The Defenders,
27:54E.G. Marshall.
27:56Congratulations on your prize.
27:58Sandra, nice to have had you with us. Thank you.
28:00You played a very fast game. You played very well.
28:02Jane, you were wonderful, as usual.
28:04Well, thank you very much. I'm getting
28:06a little expert here. Yes. One more
28:08time and I won't lose. Alright, you come back
28:10to play with us again at Password anytime.
28:12And good luck with Strange Interlude. Thank you very much.
28:14Wonderful company, wonderful show.
28:16Bill Cullen, Price is Right,
28:18I've Got a Secret. When are you going to get
28:20a show of your own?
28:22You see the way things are going?
28:24Sometime in an undrunken moment, I will reflect.
28:26Bill, good luck.
28:28Come back to see us anytime.
28:30We'll see you all next week at the same time or tomorrow
28:32on Daytime Password on most of these same CBS
28:34television stations. Until then, this is Alan Ludden saying
28:36the Password tonight is regular.
28:38We hope you'll make our weekday Password a regular
28:40afternoon habit. So long. See you tomorrow, I hope.
28:42Password has been brought to you this evening by
28:48Cody's. World famous for fine perfume and cosmetics.
28:52Creator of new pure brides in Cody 24.
28:56The prize awarded is the Lucien Picard watch
28:58with 17-jewel movement, extremely thin,
29:00waterproof, dustproof, and shockproof.
29:04This has been a Mark Goodson, Bill Todman production.
29:10This is Jack's Watch. The contestants on this
29:12pre-recorded program were selected and interviewed
29:14in advance. Prizes are furnished by manufacturers
29:16and suppliers named on this program.
29:22It's my first day here, you know.
29:24Your first day here in a long time.
29:26Not in the thing yet.
29:28You're getting the swing of it.
29:30You'd have to be an idiot dumbbell to miss it.