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I found a Walt Disney clip when he starred on the 1950's show "What's My Line"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56ymPoPBNT8

VERY COOL!!!!!!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS!! ;+>

I watched it! Thanks so much for posting! It was interesting how Walt kept using a different language to answer the questions and trying to change his voice. Obviously he had a very recognizable voice even back then.

I've seen that before very cool

That was fun I can see where that would be great entertainment back in the 50's ~ I like how they chatted after they established his identity. Does anyone know if that is what they always did, or is that just because they guessed early?
Interesting to see Jerry Lee Lewis at such a young age too ~ and championing the Muscular Dystrophy Cause all those years ago!

Amy wrote:That was fun I can see where that would be great entertainment back in the 50's ~ I like how they chatted after they established his identity. Does anyone know if that is what they always did, or is that just because they guessed early?
Interesting to see Jerry Lee Lewis at such a young age too ~ and championing the Muscular Dystrophy Cause all those years ago!

From all the videos I've watched from that show on youtube, they would always joke around and chat like that. It seems like such a great show.

MetalRage wrote:

Amy wrote:That was fun I can see where that would be great entertainment back in the 50's ~ I like how they chatted after they established his identity. Does anyone know if that is what they always did, or is that just because they guessed early?
Interesting to see Jerry Lee Lewis at such a young age too ~ and championing the Muscular Dystrophy Cause all those years ago!

From all the videos I've watched from that show on youtube, they would always joke around and chat like that. It seems like such a great show.

I'm old enough to remember when that was on TV and it was a fun show.

That was great! Love Jerry Lewis too. I'm not familiar with the other guy, but he seems to really admire Walt

Good clip and it's definitely worth some time on YouTube watching other celebrities show up (Groucho Marx, Gene Kelly, Danny Kaye, a very young Woody Allen); fun to see these and other famous people from various fields in a fairly loose environment.