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Art Carney, in his Ed Norton regalia, was the mystery challenger on What's My Line on May 16, 1954. (At the time 'The Honeymooners' was a sketch that usually occupied the final 30 minutes of The Jackie Gleason Show.)
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Added: 20th March 2009
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Posted By: Lava1964 |
 
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At the risk of being self-serving, this post marks a bit of a milestone for me: It's the 300th clip I've added to the 'What's My Line Fans' group on this website. (If they average five minutes apiece--that's 25 hours of priceless programming!)
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Two other things baout this clip: Bennett Cerf makes reference to Jackie Gleason being injured. When this WML episode aired, Gleason had recently broken his leg in a comic pratfall at the end of a skit on his show. Carney had to come out and say goodnight to everyone while Jackie writhed in agony offstage.
If you know the one movie Art Carney had been in prior to 1954, report immediately to the nearest trivia contest! It was Pot O' Gold (1941) starring Jimmy Stewart. Carney made a brief appearance as a radio announcer.
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great programming!
Thank you so much for adding this to our site!
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Why thank you, Mia!
It's my pleasure.
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Posted by: Naomi on 2009-03-22
Our family got such enjoyment from watching Art Carney on The Honeymooners, my dad especially, thanks Lava!
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When I watch some of these clips, I say to myself, 'How can the panel not recognize so-and-so's voice? I'd know it anywhere.' (Art Carney's voice falls into that category.) Then I realize these people were often not yet huge stars. Listen to Bennett Cerf wrongly call Art Carney 'Al.'
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