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Great Quiz Shows of the 50's - DVD

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Take a nostalgic trip back to television's Golden Age with one of the all-time classic game shows. Host John Daly is joined by his witty (and occasionally stumped) panelists, including journalist Dorothy Kilgallen, actress Arlene Francis, editor Bennett Cerf, urbane funnyman Steve Allen (who coined the phrase "Is it bigger than a breadbox?"), and comedian Fred Allen. You'll be in stitches as these pros try to guess the occupations of th

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    Take a nostalgic trip back to television's Golden Age with one of the all-time classic game shows. Host John Daly is joined by his witty (and occasionally stumped) panelists, including journalist Dorothy Kilgallen, actress Arlene Francis, editor Bennett Cerf, urbane funnyman Steve Allen (who coined the phrase "Is it bigger than a breadbox?"), and comedian Fred Allen. You'll be in stitches as these pros try to guess the occupations of th
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    Great Quiz Shows of the 50's - DVD
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