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00:00Ladies and gentlemen, Gary Moore!
00:21Thanks very much. Thank you, Bill Wendell. Hi, friends.
00:25Welcome to our show.
00:26I haven't seen the latest breakdown on exactly who watches this thing that we do, but a word of warning anyway.
00:35If there are any chickens watching out there, and I mean real barnyard chickens, I would advise you to go lay an egg or something,
00:42because you're not going to be too happy with this first spot.
00:45Our first guest, we have a lady who is a champion chicken plucker.
00:49So they're champions at everything. She's a champion chicken plucker.
00:54And we will meet our feminine fancier of featherless fowls after we've said hello to our panel here on To Tell the Truth.
01:00I'm so sorry you said chicken plucker.
01:26Our first guest is a champion chicken plucker and dress designer.
01:34I think I've got a bottle.
01:35Kitty, stand up. Let's see that there.
01:39I want to tell you, that's some crazy bunch of chickens that they plucked for you there.
01:45That's marvelous, Kitty. I can hardly wait for the molding season.
01:48And now, without further ado, let us meet our chicken plucker.
02:02Number one, what is your name, please?
02:05My name is Sophia Hutchins.
02:07Number two.
02:08My name is Sophia Hutchins.
02:10Number three.
02:11My name is Sophia Hutchins.
02:13Okay, and two of them are lying, of course.
02:17What, paying?
02:18Don't any of them look like chicken pluckers?
02:19No, but who knows what a chicken plucker looks like?
02:22Let's find out about now her affidavit.
02:24Here is her plucky story.
02:26It goes like this.
02:28I, Sophia Hutchins, am a chicken plucking champion.
02:32Competing in the second annual Chicken Olympics,
02:35my teammates and I deftly de-feathered 12 bushy birds,
02:39winning the contest by half a chicken's length.
02:42The audience was live, with the exception, that is, of the chickens.
02:46They were, of course, deceased.
02:49As the number one plucker,
02:50I ruffled the feathers of our foes
02:52by rapidly stripping three birds,
02:55then boldly assisting on a couple more.
02:57A legal foul play, you might say.
03:00The festivities began with the lighting of a torch
03:03that spewed feathers into the crowd.
03:06When the final feather had wafted to the floor,
03:09the eight-foot chicken-faced time clock,
03:12with its movable wings for hands,
03:14told the incredible story.
03:16We had broken our own world record
03:18by one minute and six seconds.
03:20Signed, Sophia Hutchins.
03:23You've got to admit, Sophia is a pretty classy name.
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06:21Well, friends, it's culture time once again.
06:23Across from us, we have...
06:25...three nimble-fingered ladies...
06:27...all claiming to be Sophia Hutchins...
06:29...the number one chicken plucker in the USA.
06:32And let's start with our fine-feathered friend...
06:34...Mr. Alan Alda.
06:36Thank you, number one in the...
06:38...National Chicken Plucking Olympics.
06:44Do you find that your prowess in plucking chickens...
06:46...has aided the great chicken plucking industry...
06:49...in our country?
06:50Not really.
06:54I thought as much.
06:56Number two...
06:57...where is this annual chicken plucking festival held?
07:01Well, last year, this was held in Wickford, Rhode Island.
07:04I see.
07:05Number three...
07:06What is a Wyandotte?
07:08I wouldn't know.
07:09Ah, that makes three of us.
07:12Number two...
07:14...who sponsors this festival, this Olympics?
07:17Well, this is the Rhode Island Rooster Company that did this one.
07:20Can you tell me what a Wyandotte is?
07:22I believe it's a type of foul, but...
07:25Mm-hmm.
07:26...not definitely.
07:26Okay.
07:27I just plucked.
07:28I didn't...
07:29Would somebody ring a bell?
07:37Oh, no.
07:38Oh, no.
07:39Number one...
07:41How do you train to become a chicken plucker?
07:46Just practice.
07:51Sit around.
07:52I can't play this afternoon.
07:53I have to go home and practice.
07:55Let's go to Kitty.
07:55Number two, are you a professional chicken plucker?
07:58No, not at all.
07:59And number three, are you?
08:01No, I'm not.
08:01Well, then how did you learn how to do this?
08:03I learned it as a child.
08:05You plucked chickens as a child?
08:07Yes, ma'am.
08:07Well, number one, you practice, but what do you practice on?
08:10You obviously can't practice on plastic birds.
08:14No, we went to a poultry supply house.
08:17I...
08:17Oh, go ahead.
08:18And bought live chickens and brought them home.
08:20I see.
08:20And number two, does everybody train that way?
08:22Is there such a thing as a professional chicken plucker?
08:26Well, I guess now there is.
08:28And number three, what do they get per hour, professional chicken pluckers?
08:31Just a lot of laughs.
08:33No, I mean, don't they get any money?
08:34They aren't really considered professional yet.
08:36It's coming up to that.
08:37Oh, number one, where do these people ply their trade when they do it professionally?
08:43In factories?
08:44They can use it in industry, yes.
08:46I see.
08:46And are they unionized?
08:48Yes, they are.
08:48Well, how much do they get?
08:50I did it in my past.
08:52Now I got $3.75 an hour.
08:53$3.75.
08:55And number two, what do you do when you're not plucking chickens?
08:59I'm just a mother.
09:01Isn't that interesting?
09:03And we're going to go down to Jean.
09:05Yes, sir.
09:06Thank you, Gary.
09:06Number three, it's been a long time since I've plucked a chicken.
09:11When I was a kid, we used to do that.
09:12What do you do to loosen the feathers before you start plucking?
09:15You have to dip them in hot water.
09:17Number two, how long per chicken?
09:21How much time does it take you to pluck one chicken?
09:23About 45 seconds.
09:25And number one, was your contest also held in Rhode Island?
09:29No, it was not.
09:30Where?
09:30Oroville, Ohio.
09:32Why there?
09:35It's an arbitrage.
09:36Is it an arbitrage?
09:36Who said it should go to Oroville?
09:38Why not Chicago or something?
09:40It was sponsored by a community.
09:42Oh, I see.
09:42Number two, did you pluck Rhode Island red since you were in Rhode Island?
09:45No, white ones.
09:47They were white.
09:47Rhode Island whites.
09:48No, they were white leggings.
09:49Oh, white leggings, yeah.
09:51Number three, don't they have machines that do this now?
09:54Yes, they do.
09:55In the bigger industry areas, they do.
09:57But are you saying that there's still a sizable segment of the industry that does it by hand?
10:02Yes.
10:03Yeah.
10:04Number two, where is your home?
10:06Miami, Florida.
10:08And you had to travel to Rhode Island to do this?
10:10Right.
10:10Yeah.
10:11How many?
10:12And finally, we go to Peggy Cass.
10:14Number three, where did you pluck your chickens?
10:16In Spring Hill, Florida.
10:18Oh, see, nobody.
10:19Now, number one, do you find that you get rid of your aggressions as you pluck that chicken?
10:24Oh, absolutely.
10:25Yeah, I would think so.
10:26Now, number two, how many on your team?
10:28There are eight.
10:29Number three, is there any difference between plugging a scratched chicken as opposed to a battery chicken?
10:34I mean, are the feathers in more secure?
10:36Do you know what a scratched chicken is?
10:37No, I don't.
10:38You're not really a chicken expert, just a feather expert, I guess.
10:42Number one, how did you get interested in chickens?
10:46Yeah, by a practical joke of my students.
10:49Now, number two, when you put your, when your chicken is being, is finished being plucked, is that ready for the oven?
10:55I don't know, would I, if I bought, took it home, have to go over it with the tweezers and the matches and the whole thing?
10:59Definitely.
11:00Definitely would.
11:01You'd have to pick up the little pin feathers.
11:03Oh.
11:03Well, then number three, I don't consider that that's a finished product.
11:06I mean, that's not what I'd call a clean chicken.
11:08I've cursed many a chicken in my kitchen with those rotten pin feathers.
11:12Why don't you do, I mean, did you have pin feathers left?
11:15Yes, ma'am.
11:16That was a short answer, wasn't it?
11:19Number, number one.
11:22There goes the bell, Peg, and we're going to have to make up our minds based on whatever we've learned as to whether it is number one or number two or number three.
11:33The rules say we pay $50 for each wrong vote, we pay $500 if all of the votes are wrong, and Alan has the privilege of commencing.
11:41Well, I thought all these charming women could conceivably be chicken pluckers.
11:46Although, number one, said she made $3.75 an hour doing it.
11:50That seems awfully high to me.
11:52For that?
11:53For chicken plucking, yes.
11:55I mean, I used to make $3.75 an hour for driving a cab, and I thought it was harder than plucking chickens.
12:00Anyway, number two seemed pleased not to know what a Y and dot was, and that somehow struck me as truthful.
12:04All righty, we've got a two-shot.
12:06I don't know why driving a cab is any more skillful from what I see than plucking chickens.
12:11Actually, I used to kill chickens with the cab.
12:17I take it back.
12:18Taxi drivers in New York have been very kind to me.
12:21That was a bad joke, yes.
12:23But I voted for number two.
12:24Even though she didn't seem to be a professional chicken plucker, I don't know.
12:29She's got a kind of funny smile about the whole thing.
12:31All right.
12:32She's got a pair of twos showing.
12:33And let me say, before we go any further, that I think there was some discrepancy in understanding.
12:38People said, are you a professional chicken plucker?
12:40And I think that one of the ideas, do you pluck chickens for a living, or are you a chicken plucker in a sporting sense, professionally?
12:51Yeah, professional sporting senses.
12:53Yeah, do you understand what I'm talking about, friends?
12:55You don't, huh?
12:55Yeah.
12:56Okay, fine.
12:57Go read a book.
12:57Let's go down to Dean Rickert.
12:59Well, Gary, I wanted to vote for number two, but as Alan said, she didn't know what a Wyandotte was, and Kitty said she didn't know too much either.
13:07So I guess I didn't vote for her because she didn't seem to know too much, although she's got the look about her of a chicken plucker or whatever that is.
13:14Gee, thanks.
13:16Number three, seem to know, and this I know because I pluck chickens, you have to loosen the feathers with hot water.
13:22You dunk them in the hot water, and then you start plucking them.
13:24A pair of twos and a three, and Peggy Calf's coming up.
13:27Let's see why a chicken plucker would get $3.75. It's murder on your manicure.
13:30I think everybody should get at least $3.75.
13:32Okay, now, number three said, call me ma'am, and that is the sign of a chicken plucker.
13:41But I didn't vote for her.
13:42I voted for number one because she said it was a practical joke, and she started to say, my students, so I think the kids must have ribbed her into this.
13:47That's why I voted for her.
13:49Hey, a lot of good reasons to a lot of good answers.
13:52There's one, two, and three all across the board.
13:54Well, the real Sophia Hutchins, please stand up.
13:59It's three.
14:00Yeah, you got it.
14:07Good job, guys.
14:12Good job, indeed.
14:13Number one, what is your real name, please, and what do you do?
14:15My real name is Elaine Martin, and I'm a professional artist and a cartoonist.
14:18Ah, nice to have you here.
14:24Number two, please tell us about yourself.
14:26My name is Wilhelmina Denhart from Miami, Florida.
14:29I'm the proud mother of Billy, Carl, and Betsy, a Green Beret fireman and junior college student.
14:35Good.
14:36Sophia, just for the record, where, indeed, was the contest held, and who sponsored it, assuming it's somebody else?
14:46It was held in Spring Hill, Florida, and it was sponsored by the Deltona Corporation out of Miami.
14:50Ah.
14:51They're building a planned community there.
14:53And you can pluck a chicken without having to know what kind it is, huh?
14:56Certainly.
14:57It has feathers on it.
14:58If it's got feathers on it, you can pluck it.
15:00Fair enough.
15:01Well, thank you very much.
15:02Thank you all for being with us on To Tell the Truth.
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17:39Number one, what is your name, please?
17:51My name is Victor Sen-Yung.
17:53Number two.
17:54My name is Victor Sen-Yung.
17:56Number three.
17:57My name is Victor Sen-Yung.
17:59And listen, if you will, to the aeronautical adventure of Victor Sen-Yung.
18:03It's exciting.
18:04I, Victor Sen-Yung, got on an airplane for a quick half-hour flight.
18:09And six hours later, almost lost my life.
18:13You see, that airplane had hijackers on board who demanded a ransom of $800,000.
18:19When our plane landed to arrange for the ransom money, a new supposed pilot came on board.
18:25But that pilot was one of a group of four FBI agents.
18:29When the firing began, I warned the man sitting beside me to duck down and protect his little boy.
18:35Then I ducked myself.
18:36But not in time for me to avoid being hit in the back by a bullet.
18:41However, if we had not shifted in time, one of the bullets would almost certainly have killed the child.
18:47This was my first experience with real-life guns and bullets.
18:50But in my day-to-day job, there is lots of shooting action.
18:54I am an actor.
18:54I play the role of Hop Singh, the Chinese cook, on that most popular of TV westerns, Bonanza.
19:01Signed, Victor Sen-Yung.
19:11And we'll start the questioning with the high-flying Kitty Carlisle.
19:15Mr. Sen-Yung, number two, where were you going?
19:18Las Vegas to San Francisco.
19:20And number three, what were you going for?
19:23Going on a visit, a friend.
19:25I bet you wish you hadn't been on that plane.
19:28Number one, who were the hijackers?
19:33Hijackers.
19:34What were they?
19:35Were they what?
19:36Were they Americans?
19:37Were they foreigners?
19:39Were they young?
19:39Were they old?
19:40What were they?
19:41Young Yugoslavians.
19:42And number two, did you see them on board?
19:44Oh, yes.
19:45Did you feel they were dangerous when you saw them?
19:47Well, they had guns.
19:48When, oh, number three, when did they come on board?
19:52Well, they came on board from the very beginning, Sacramento.
19:55No, no.
19:56Oh, well, number two, when did they show the guns and when did you know you were being hijacked?
20:01Number two.
20:02Number two.
20:03When the FBI came on.
20:05And what happened then?
20:06Well, the FBI came on with a suitcase of money and started toward the back.
20:11But you hadn't seen the guns from the hijackers yet?
20:13Yes.
20:14Oh, you had?
20:14They already had them out in the back.
20:16I see.
20:18Number one, how long did this whole thing take from the moment the FBI came on?
20:23Six and a half hours.
20:25Six and a half.
20:26Six and a half hours.
20:28You said we'd go down to Gene.
20:29Boy, that's a scary experience.
20:30Number three.
20:31Where did this bullet hit you?
20:33In the back, right near the spine.
20:35Oh!
20:36And were you hospitalized?
20:38Yes, for about two weeks.
20:39And did they operate, number three?
20:40Yes, they did.
20:41Number two.
20:42Are you perfectly mobile now?
20:44I mean, no after effects of the bullet injury?
20:48No, none at all.
20:50Good.
20:50Number one.
20:51Where do you film Bonanza?
20:54Burbank.
20:55And what's the name of the company who does it?
20:59NBC Productions.
21:00Number two.
21:01You know who the makeup man is on Bonanza?
21:06Tom Thompson.
21:07Number three.
21:08When did this hijacking take place?
21:11It took place on June 16th, a year ago.
21:15Yeah.
21:15And do you say also, as number one says, that it was a group of Yugoslavs who did it?
21:20Yes.
21:21They're blaming them for everything.
21:22They started World War I and all that.
21:24Because he's Yugoslav.
21:25That's true.
21:26Way off, will you, folks?
21:27There's nothing wrong with the Yugoslavs.
21:28Number two.
21:29Do you say it was Yugoslavs also?
21:30Oh, sure.
21:34I don't believe this.
21:40Well, I don't know.
21:41I read the New York Times every day.
21:42Number three.
21:43I don't remember that.
21:43I don't remember that.
21:44I don't believe this whole spot.
21:48Number three.
21:49What did the plane do for the six and a half hours?
21:52I mean, how soon after you were up in the air did you realize there were hijackers on board?
21:56About 20 minutes.
21:58Well, then for six hours and ten minutes, you just circled around, what, Sacramento?
22:02Did you go over the bay or what?
22:03No, we landed and we were on the ground for three and a half hours.
22:08And where did you land?
22:09San Francisco Airport.
22:10Now, number one, when the FBI guys came on board, how were they dressed?
22:19Civilian clothes.
22:21And number two, what was your feeling about the FBI?
22:24Do you think they should have brought guns on board and started shooting since you're the one who got shot?
22:28No.
22:28You think, number three, where did the Yugoslavs plan to hijack the plane to?
22:33Where do they want to go?
22:35To Siberia.
22:37Oh.
22:38Well.
22:38They're Yugoslavs.
22:39They want to go to Siberia.
22:41I don't know.
22:42Is that close?
22:43No.
22:43Yugoslavia.
22:44Thanks for it.
22:46Siberia to Yugoslavia ain't exactly Scourgeddale.
22:49It's a little further out than that.
22:51It's better than San Quentin.
22:52Gary, I have to disqualify myself because I saw the real Victor Sen Young interviewed on a CBS television show which covered the whole question of skyjacking.
23:06And I recognize him, so I will not vote.
23:10All right, Alan.
23:10That's very nice of you.
23:11And, of course, when he says that he has recognized him, it disqualifies him and immediately counts as a wrong vote.
23:16But the bell has rung, which means that we have to vote, those of us who are voting.
23:21And we vote, of course, for number one or number two or number three.
23:27And, Kitty, have you made up your mind?
23:28Oh, it's very difficult.
23:29Very difficult.
23:30I have no idea.
23:32I know I'm wrong.
23:32I'll tell you one thing.
23:33We've got the only panel in the world that doesn't watch Bonanza.
23:36All right.
23:37What are you going to go for, Kitty?
23:38I'm going to go for number one.
23:40You're going to go for number one.
23:41For what reason?
23:42Because I don't know.
23:43I think he was wrong about NBC, and I don't think that's the one that does it, but I'm going for him anyway.
23:48They do do it.
23:48Oh, they do do it.
23:49That's all right.
23:51She voted for him anyhow.
23:52Let's go down to Gene.
23:53He's a little fatter, and he looks more like a cook.
23:57Gene?
23:57Well, number one said that, what did he say that was incorrect?
24:03Oh, that the FBI men were in civilian clothes.
24:05If one of them came on as a pilot, he would have worn a regular pilot's uniform.
24:09And number three said, what did he say?
24:13Oh, Siberia.
24:14I don't believe Siberia at all.
24:15I just don't believe it.
24:16So I voted for number two.
24:17We're going down the line.
24:18I got a one and a two and Peggy.
24:20Well, I almost voted for number three because I'm crazy about his jacket.
24:22It's really pretty.
24:24But I voted for number two because he's real showbiz because he went for the laugh on when he said, oh, yes.
24:29He topped Gene's joke on a laugh.
24:30He's got to be an actor.
24:31A pair of twos and a one, and Alan Alda puts up a zero if he had one because of knowing the gentleman from a previous interview.
24:40And that's the way the voting went.
24:42Number one is number one.
24:42So, Will the Real, Victor, Sen Young, please stand up.
24:49I'm amazed.
24:51Mr. Sen Young, which one is Victor Sen Young?
24:55They just trading hats or is that really the Victor Sen Young?
24:58There.
24:58Victor, that mustache saved the day.
25:13I thought we were wrecked right from the beginning.
25:14Let's find out.
25:15That's right.
25:15I thought it was for him because of his mustache.
25:17Let's find out who number two is.
25:21Number two, what's your real name?
25:23What do you do?
25:23My name is Tommy Chew, and I'm part owner of the Dorianna restaurant on 56th Street and Lexington Avenue in New York City.
25:32I do hope you can find your way back there.
25:40Number three, sir, tell us about yourself.
25:44What's your real name?
25:45What do you do?
25:45My name is Edward Hong.
25:47I'm a product supervisor at Westinghouse Electric Corporation.
25:50Gentlemen, you gave us a marvelous time.
25:57Thank you, Victor.
25:58Say hello to the Bonanza gang for us.
25:59Thank you all, gentlemen, for being with us on The Tell the Truth.
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