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00:02This is the beautiful singer and fabulous international star, Lena Horne.
00:06Thank you. This is my partner, Ed Bluffus, from North Highlands, California.
00:11This is the brilliant author and director of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Abe Burrows.
00:16Hello. This is my partner, Marsha Brynn, from Skokie, Illinois. And we're all here to play Password.
00:25Yes, it's Password. Brought to you this evening by Tony, creator of fine beauty products, for the woman who prefers
00:32the natural look of beauty care at home.
00:38Now, here's your host on Password, Alan Ludden.
00:45Hi, doll.
00:49Well, good evening. Nice to have you with us.
00:52It's good to have you back, Abe Burrows. Good to be back, Alan Ludden.
00:55And it's good to have you back, Lena Horne. Thank you very much, Alan.
00:58I love She Loves Me. That's a pretty song. Her new record. Have you heard She Loves Me?
01:03Thank you very much. And I stand, you have a new album?
01:05Yes, I have an album for Charter Records called Lena Sings Requests.
01:10My request is Honeysuckle Rose. Is it on it? Oh, thank you very much. It is on it, yes.
01:14It's good to have you here in New York. Thank you. I'm going to stay here for a little while,
01:18and then I'm going south to visit some Negro kids I'm interested in.
01:21Fine. I'm glad you're here. Thank you.
01:23Ed Blaufus is your first partner, Lena. Let's see. He's a lieutenant from North Highlands, California. How long have you
01:30been in the Air Force, Ed?
01:31I've been in the service for three years. I'm presently stationed at McClellan Air Force Base in California. I'm with
01:38the 964th Airborne Early Warning Squadron there.
01:41And they're all rooting for you? You can. How many companies are there how to succeed in business without really
01:46trying?
01:46Well, there are three now. Tonight, the San Francisco company opens. The national company in San Francisco opens tonight.
01:54And New York? New York is still going strong.
01:57And if they wanted to see it, my friends want to come to New York to see it, they better
01:59ride ahead?
02:00They should still ride ahead. It's tremendous yet in New York.
02:03And you just got back from the other one? And we opened it in London. Opened it in London on
02:07March 28th, and it's a big hit there. So I can afford to lose tonight.
02:10And it deserves to be a hit. Marcia Brynn is your first partner, Abe. Married. Do you have any children,
02:17Marcia?
02:17Yes, I do. I have a little girl, three, and a little boy, six months.
02:21Good. Well, you know how we play password. It's a game of word communication where you try to make your
02:26partner say the password using one word clues.
02:28Both teams work on the same password at the same time the team that gets it. First, the one that
02:32scores.
02:33And we'll begin as I give the first password to lovely Lena Horne, to handsome Abe Burrows.
02:39Lovely Abe Burrows. Lovely Abe Burrows. And as they look at it, we'd like you to see it at home,
02:43of course.
02:43The password is negative.
02:46Start with you, Lena. Ten points. See if you can get Ed to say it.
02:50Positive. Definite. Positive. Definite.
02:53No. Listen for the clue.
02:55Negative. Negative!
02:56Positive. Good job.
02:58Too fast, Ed.
03:01Very good.
03:03All right. That gives you, Marcia, nine points toward a 25-point game. The winner receives $250 and a chance
03:09to win even more in the lightning round.
03:10You're gonna wait for the clues, Ed?
03:13Just take a beat. Take a beat.
03:15All right. Here we go. Password to Ed, Marcia. And as they look at it, we want you to see
03:20it, of course.
03:20The password is pastry.
03:22Start with you, Ed. Ten points.
03:27Donuts.
03:30Crawlers.
03:31Crawlers. No. Nine points, Marcia.
03:33Danish.
03:36Pastry.
03:37Pastry is the word.
03:45They've got 18 over here.
03:46It's all very fattening.
03:47Yes.
03:48By the way, when you hear this sound, it means that your clue has not been accepted by our authority,
03:53who is Dr. Reason A. Goodwin, an editor of the World Book Encyclopedia Dictionary.
03:57All right. This time, the password will go back to Lena Horne, A. Burroughs. And as they look at it,
04:03we want you to see it.
04:04The password is building.
04:07All right, Lena. Ten points. See if you can get Ed to say it.
04:18Lever.
04:20Lever.
04:22Lever.
04:23Lever.
04:25Lever.
04:25Lever.
04:26Pry.
04:28Lever, pry. No. Nine points would give you the game, Abe.
04:31Edifice.
04:36Building.
04:37Building.
04:37Nice.
04:38Beautiful.
04:44You know, though, Lena, you thought of the most beautiful building in New York in my judgment, and that's what
04:51I... Lever Brothers Building.
04:52Didn't help, though, did it?
04:53Nevertheless, what you've got there, Marcia, is $250. You just won a game in three words.
04:58That's amazing.
04:58Very good. You have $250 a chance to pick up that much more in the lightning round. You ready to
05:02go?
05:03No.
05:03Five passwords there. Oh, come on. Five passwords there.
05:06Abe Burroughs is gonna give you one word clues for each one, and each one that you get's worth $50.
05:10The only trick is that you must do it all in one minute.
05:13Here's the first word. Go, Abe.
05:17Skull.
05:18Head.
05:1950.
05:21Pinchers.
05:22Scissors.
05:24Clamps.
05:25Pliers.
05:26100.
05:2712.
05:28Dozen.
05:29150.
05:31Beer.
05:32Bottle.
05:33Glass.
05:35Stein.
05:35200.
05:37Writer.
05:38Reader.
05:39Writer.
05:40Author.
05:40That's it, and look what they did here.
05:46Look what they did.
05:51In 25 seconds you did it, Marcia Bryn.
05:54Marcia Bryn.
05:55She is, you're good too.
05:56You have $500, Marcia Bryn.
05:59And Ed.
06:03Ed, in the last game you have a handsome Lucian Picard watch with a 17 jewel movement.
06:08And good luck to you both and thank you for playing Password with us.
06:14All right, Lena.
06:17So we did the first one.
06:18You ready to go for another one?
06:19Oh, yes.
06:20I hope so.
06:20Okay, let's go for another and see what happens as we meet two brand new Password players.
06:26Lena Horne, meet your new partner from Forest Hills, New York, Marilyn Kretz.
06:35Abe Burroughs, meet your new partner from Albuquerque, New Mexico, Dan Smith.
06:43Your second partner, Lena Horne, is Marilyn Kretz.
06:46Marilyn, are you a working girl?
06:48Yes, I am, Alan.
06:49I'm a secretary in New York City.
06:50And a pretty one.
06:52Let's see, Dan Smith from Albuquerque, New Mexico.
06:54Uh, what do you do for a living, Dan?
06:56I'm an insurance examiner for the state of New Mexico.
06:59And I'm currently examining an insurance company in Springfield, Massachusetts.
07:02Good, I hope it passes.
07:04All right.
07:05Okay.
07:06You know how we play the game?
07:07Yes.
07:07You all ready to go, Marilyn?
07:09Yes, I am.
07:09You ready to go, Lena?
07:10Yes.
07:11Here she is.
07:11Lena Horne has the word.
07:13Abe Burroughs has the same word.
07:14And as they look at it, we want you to see.
07:17The Password is Ranger.
07:19Nope, not yet.
07:20I'm gonna start over here.
07:22Start with you, Abe.
07:23Ten points.
07:23See what the men do.
07:25Well, shall I use the same...
07:26Is there any rules on it?
07:28Because Lena...
07:28No, no.
07:29You just use your own...
07:30I'll say forest.
07:31Trees.
07:32Forest, trees.
07:33Nine points, Lena.
07:38Caretaker.
07:44Forest.
07:46Five seconds, Marilyn.
07:49Lumberman.
07:50Lumberman.
07:51Caretaker Lumberman.
07:53Eight points, Abe.
07:55Loan.
08:00Loan.
08:03Five seconds.
08:04Woods.
08:05Woods.
08:05Oh, I got a clue.
08:06I'm diving in.
08:08And seven points, Lena.
08:12Hi-yo.
08:15Ranger.
08:20I thought you were going to say Tonto.
08:23I thought you were going to say Tonto.
08:24It was Tonto unit.
08:25You did it, Marilyn.
08:26Lone Ranger.
08:27Tonto was going to be mine next.
08:28Yeah.
08:29I was rooting for Tonto, but hi-yo did it, so.
08:31I was going to say so much.
08:32No.
08:32Yeah, that's, I bet you almost did say so.
08:34It's smart to say so.
08:36Oh.
08:36All right.
08:36The ladies have seven.
08:38Password to Marilyn and to Dan.
08:40And as they look at it, we'd like you to see it.
08:43The password is Vaudeville.
08:45Okay, Dan.
08:46Ten points.
08:51Show.
08:52Show.
08:56Five seconds.
08:58How to succeed is too many words.
09:02Spectacle.
09:03Spectacle.
09:04Well, that's a word you should be familiar with.
09:06Nine points, Marilyn.
09:09Burlesque.
09:14Business.
09:16Business.
09:16No.
09:19Well, there's no doubt that it is.
09:21Let's see.
09:21Eight points, Dan.
09:23Circus.
09:24Circus.
09:28Performance.
09:29Performance?
09:30No.
09:31Seven points, Marilyn.
09:35Twenties.
09:39Roaring.
09:40Roaring!
09:41No.
09:42Six points, Dan.
09:46Performance.
09:51Five seconds, Abe.
09:53Entertainment.
09:54Entertainment.
09:55Entertainment.
09:55Were you ever just dying to give a clue?
09:57I am dying to give a clue.
09:59Well, I won't.
09:59This probably wouldn't work.
10:00Five points, Marilyn.
10:02Road...
10:03Company.
10:04Road Company.
10:04Road Company.
10:05No, it follows.
10:06Good show business terms.
10:07Just don't fit.
10:08Four points, Dan.
10:13Show.
10:14No.
10:18Five seconds, Abe.
10:22Arena.
10:23Arena.
10:24Three points, Marilyn.
10:32Five seconds.
10:34Comedian.
10:40Actor.
10:41Actor.
10:41Two points, Dan.
10:44Clowns.
10:49Five seconds.
10:50Applause.
10:51Applause.
10:51One point, Marilyn.
10:53Traveling.
10:55Circus.
10:57No.
10:57It's...
10:58May I try one clue?
10:59Let me see, Lena.
11:00Are you ready?
11:01Palace.
11:02Theater.
11:04Vaudeville.
11:04That's it.
11:06Oh.
11:06It didn't do any good.
11:08Vaudeville.
11:09Or dead.
11:09Frank wanted to give the clue dead.
11:11Or Sullivan.
11:12I was thinking of Sullivan.
11:14We'll be back, but right now, let's see what makes a lovely lady blow her top.
11:20The ladies have seven.
11:21The gentlemen are just to begin.
11:23The password goes to Abe Burrows, Lena Horne, and our friends.
11:28The password is top.
11:30All right, Lena, you'd have 17 if she does it in the first one.
11:33Bottom.
11:35Top.
11:36Yes.
11:36Very good.
11:38Very good.
11:40I love it.
11:44Okay, you feel pretty good, huh?
11:46Yeah.
11:46The F17, all right.
11:47See what happens when you give the clues, Marilyn and Dan.
11:50As they look at it, we want you to see it.
11:52The password is serenade.
11:54Start with you, Dan.
11:55Give you ten.
11:56Spanish.
11:59Omelette.
12:04No.
12:05Nine points, Marilyn.
12:07Sing.
12:17What is it called?
12:22Five seconds.
12:23You've got to sing, I'm with you.
12:25Chant.
12:26Chant.
12:26No.
12:27Eight points.
12:29Sing.
12:30Dance.
12:31Dance.
12:32Seven points, Marilyn.
12:34Balcony.
12:36Balcony.
12:39Oh, arena.
12:41Arena, no.
12:42Six points, Dan.
12:43Guitar.
12:44Serenade.
12:44Serenade.
12:50I thought you were going to think the omelet was singing.
12:53This guy's been seeing too many movies.
12:55They serenade in other countries, too, you know.
12:58Name one.
13:00Italy serenade?
13:01Yes.
13:02All right, good.
13:03Seventeen to six, password to Lena and to A and to U.
13:05No excuses, I'm just...
13:06The password is record.
13:08You have the game in the first one, Lena.
13:10Ten would give you 27.
13:14Album.
13:16Record.
13:16Yes!
13:17Very good.
13:24Did you do Stormy Weather on it?
13:26On the new one?
13:26Yes.
13:27On the request one?
13:28I'm going to think...
13:28Oh, you've done it!
13:29The ladies had won.
13:31You've got $250, Marilyn Kretz.
13:33How do you feel?
13:34Fantastic.
13:35You ready to go for the lightning round?
13:37Lena, you ready?
13:37Yes, we're right.
13:38The trick here, as you know, is to do it in one minute.
13:40Okay.
13:41Here's the first word.
13:42Go.
13:43Chanel.
13:45Perfume.
13:46Fifty.
13:47Dinner.
13:48Supper.
13:49A hundred.
13:51Change.
13:53Cents.
13:54Change.
13:55Dollars.
13:56Assortment.
13:58Money.
13:59Money.
13:59Right, a hundred and fifty.
14:01Voyage.
14:03Trip.
14:03That's two hundred.
14:04Silk.
14:05Satin.
14:06Material.
14:07Cotton.
14:08Material.
14:09Lace.
14:10Hole.
14:11Material.
14:11Wool.
14:16Silk.
14:18Shantung.
14:20The hole.
14:22Worm.
14:24Apparel.
14:25Silk.
14:26Apparel.
14:27Apparel.
14:27Clothes.
14:28All right, I'll take it.
14:29That's near enough.
14:30Cloth.
14:30We were going for.
14:31Oh, thank you.
14:35In a way, you can figure clothes is a plural of cloth, can't you?
14:39And we accept plurals.
14:40I'm glad you said that.
14:40And besides they're ladies.
14:41Yes.
14:42Anyway they're ladies and they're pretty.
14:54That's right.
14:56You sir will have a handsome Lucian Picard watch for the 17 jewel movement and you both
15:01have our great thanks for playing a fine game of password.
15:03Thank you very much.
15:03And good luck to you both.
15:04Thank you very much.
15:07Goodbye to you both.
15:10All right.
15:11Let's move right along as we meet two brand new password players.
15:16Lena Horne, meet your new partner from East Orange, New Jersey, James Fuse.
15:25Dave Burrows, meet your new partner from Omaha, Nebraska, Tina Wetterow.
15:29Hello.
15:29Hello.
15:31Tina and Jim.
15:33Jim, what do you do for a living, sir?
15:35I'm in sanitary engineering services with a major equipment producer in Belleville, New Jersey.
15:39Well, that sounds very impressive.
15:42I don't know what exactly you do, but I'm glad I'm impressed.
15:45Tina Wetterow.
15:46That's right.
15:47Are you married?
15:48Yes, I am.
15:49And I have a little eight month old baby.
15:51Oh, good.
15:52Good.
15:52You ready to play password?
15:53You know how we do it.
15:54Lena's won one game.
15:55Abe Burrows has won one game.
15:56So they're out for blood.
15:57Here we go.
15:58Lena and Abe and our friends.
16:01The password is instant.
16:03Start with you, Lena.
16:05Ten points.
16:06Now.
16:07Present.
16:07Now present.
16:08Nine points, Abe.
16:12Immediate.
16:15Final.
16:16Final.
16:18Eight points, Lena.
16:23Moment.
16:24Instantaneous.
16:25Roughly a form of the word.
16:27We're seeking one chance to give me the precise word.
16:29Instant.
16:29That's it.
16:35I thought you'd go for coffee, instant coffee.
16:38I would've gone next.
16:39But immediate is a synonym.
16:40Yes.
16:41Very good.
16:42It's a synonym?
16:43Yes, sir.
16:44Well, if you say so, I believe you, because you're a very smart man.
16:47Tina and Jim have the word.
16:48As they look at it, we'd like you to see it.
16:50The password is experiment.
16:53Start with you, Tina.
16:54Ten points.
16:56E...
16:59Um...
17:02Observatory.
17:12What are you looking at me for?
17:15Uh...
17:15Did you get it from her slip?
17:17No.
17:17All right.
17:19I didn't get anything from her slip.
17:20I didn't think anybody did.
17:21That's why we didn't throw it out.
17:23All right.
17:23Telescope.
17:24Observatory Telescope.
17:26Observatory Telescope.
17:27No.
17:27Nine points, Jim.
17:28Test.
17:29Test.
17:39Um...
17:40Experiment.
17:41You did it.
17:44Very good.
17:46Observatory Test Experiment.
17:48All right, Lena.
17:49You and Jim have 17.
17:50Now, here's a word for every woman who cares about her complexion.
17:54Watch.
17:56You know...
17:56Seventeen to nothing.
17:58The score stands.
17:59You ready, Abe?
18:00You ready?
18:01I think so.
18:01All right, Lena.
18:02As they look at it, I want you to see it.
18:04The password is jalopy.
18:07Start with you, Abe.
18:08Ten points would give you ten.
18:15Tonight.
18:17All right.
18:17All right.
18:22Lizzie.
18:23I'm trying to see if I can get him one shot.
18:26Automobile.
18:27Lizzie Automobile.
18:28That's a good clue.
18:29All right.
18:30You're one chance in this round, Lena, to get the game.
18:35I didn't mean to scare you, just to...
18:39Beat up.
18:41Not allowed.
18:42Beat up.
18:42Either hyphenated or two words.
18:43Eight points.
18:44Abe, you're still in the running.
18:46Old.
18:47Old.
18:47Tag.
18:49Oh, you're...
18:50Oh, ha, ha, ha, ha.
18:52She's talking about a woman.
18:53No.
18:54No.
18:55Seven points, Lena.
18:56Ancient.
18:57Ancient.
18:58Jalopy.
18:58Jalopy.
18:59What'd you get from Lizzie, Regina?
19:03Sliver.
19:04Sliver wouldn't have done it?
19:05You see, when he met Lizzie, he met...
19:07She said automobile, when I said Lizzie.
19:09Yes, but then I thought you were talking about a person later on.
19:11Oh, I see.
19:12Then you went to hag.
19:13Oh.
19:13I see.
19:14All right.
19:15All right.
19:16Twenty-four is the score.
19:17They only need one over here.
19:19So, Jim, Tina, careful as they look at it.
19:24The password is jazz.
19:27All right, Tina.
19:28They only need one point.
19:29First clue's yours worth ten points.
19:33Rhythm.
19:41Beat.
19:42Beat.
19:42All right.
19:43One point's all you need.
19:44You can have nine on this one, Jim.
19:46Dixieland.
19:50Jazz.
19:51Yes.
19:54Oh, Jim.
19:55If you hadn't said Dixieland...
19:58Boy, that was very good.
20:00But I know all over the country my friends were holding their breath to see if you were going to
20:04say Dixieland on that one, Jim.
20:05And you did, and she did, and you've got $250 and a chance to pick up that much more in
20:10the lightning round.
20:10You ready to go, Lena?
20:11Yes.
20:11The trick here is to do it, as you know, in one minute.
20:14Here's the first word.
20:16Go.
20:18Public.
20:19Audience.
20:19Books.
20:20Library.
20:21Fifty.
20:23Steer.
20:24Guide.
20:27Mast.
20:28Rudder.
20:30Mast.
20:31Mast.
20:32Cloth.
20:33Can...sail.
20:34All right, a hundred.
20:37Dance.
20:39Waltz.
20:39Classical.
20:41Ballet.
20:43Good.
20:43A hundred and fifty.
20:44Dull.
20:45Dreary.
20:46Dull.
20:48Dull.
20:49Obsequious.
20:51Pointed.
20:52Sharp.
20:53Good.
20:53Two hundred.
20:55Weeks.
20:56Strong.
20:57Weeks.
20:58Months.
20:59All right, that's it.
21:00For $250.
21:01Five dollars.
21:08You've done two lightning rounds tonight.
21:10Each one you've done way under the 60 seconds.
21:13This one was with 42.
21:14The last one was under 30, wasn't it?
21:16And so you have, Jim, $250 for the game, $250 for the lightning round, $500, Jim Fuse.
21:24The winner, Al.
21:25You have allusioned to card watch.
21:26And thank you both for playing a fine game of passwords.
21:29Good luck to you both.
21:30We're gonna move right along and get our fourth team in right now.
21:36Real quickly, let's meet two brand new password players.
21:39Lena Horne, meet your new partner from Akron, Ohio, Jack Cliff.
21:46Abe Burrows, meet your new partner from Port Washington, New York, Eleanor Sasso.
21:51Hello.
21:51Hello.
21:52Eleanor and Jack, I'm gonna move as quickly as I can.
21:54What do you do for a living, Jack?
21:55I'm a stockbroker trainee.
21:56Good.
21:57And what keeps you busy, Eleanor?
21:58I'm a student here in New York.
21:59Good.
21:59Let's play password.
22:00Password goes to Lena and to Abe and to you at home, of course.
22:03The password is schooled.
22:05Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
22:09You're a little eager, Elena.
22:10All right.
22:11Ten points, Abe.
22:12Ten points.
22:12Start with you.
22:14Any clue you want.
22:14I don't think she heard her.
22:16Berate.
22:18Pick.
22:19Pick.
22:19Berate.
22:20Pick.
22:20Nine points, Lena.
22:22Nag.
22:24Gripe.
22:25Gripe.
22:26No.
22:26Eight points, Abe.
22:30Reprimand.
22:30Skull.
22:31Yes.
22:32Skull.
22:33Three good clues.
22:36All right.
22:37This time, Jack, see if you can get Lena Horne to say that word.
22:39Eleanor, you try Abe.
22:40And as they look at it, we'd like you to see it.
22:42The password is angel.
22:44Start with you, Jack.
22:45Ten points.
22:46Heaven.
22:53Celestial.
22:54Celestial.
22:55No.
22:55Nine points, Eleanor.
22:56Cherub.
22:57Angel.
22:58Angel with the word.
23:00Seventeen.
23:03You were thinking of opposites there at first, weren't you?
23:05Yes, I know.
23:06Okay, Lena and Abe, as they look at it, we'd like you to see it.
23:10The password is chimney.
23:12All right, Lena, they have seventeen.
23:14They could do it on this, so careful.
23:16First clue's yours, ten points.
23:23Smoking.
23:26Prohibited?
23:29You read signs, don't you?
23:32Smoking prohibited.
23:33Nope.
23:33You can have the game on this, Dave.
23:35Fireplace.
23:37Chimney.
23:37Yes, Dave.
23:38Get it.
23:40We'll do it quickly.
23:41One minute.
23:43One minute.
23:44Here's the first word.
23:45Go.
23:46Uncle.
23:47Aunt.
23:4750.
23:48Here.
23:49See.
23:50Here.
23:51Now.
23:54Over here.
23:55Place.
23:56Ear.
23:57Ear.
23:58Ear.
23:59Here.
24:00Both.
24:03Next one.
24:05Flower.
24:06Rose.
24:08Shrub.
24:09Bush.
24:11Pot.
24:12Plant.
24:13That's it.
24:14Daily.
24:16Always.
24:18Book.
24:19Diary.
24:20That's it.
24:21150.
24:22Asleep.
24:25Snooze.
24:26Opposite.
24:27Awake.
24:28That's it.
24:30All right.
24:31Eleanor Sassler.
24:32I wanted you to listen.
24:34I wanted you to listen.
24:34I wanted you to listen.
24:35But I think you were right in moving ahead.
24:37Eleanor, you have $250 plus $200.
24:38Giving you $450, you'll have a Lucian Picard.
24:40Watch, Jack.
24:41And we'll be back in a minute to tell you about our next guest stars on Password.
24:44But right now, here's a very special message for you from the makers of Paper Mate Pens.
24:50Next week, our new contestants will be playing Password with our guest stars who will be the lovely actress and
24:55singer Florence Henderson and the versatile actor popular Tony Randall.
25:02Nina Horne, good luck with your album and all your adventures.
25:06God bless you.
25:07Abe Burris, what a pleasure.
25:08Come back to see us.
25:08Thank you, Alan. I enjoyed it.
25:10It's been a lovely evening.
25:11You both won two games, so I think you better come back and play off the tie.
25:14All right?
25:15We'll see you all next week at the same time or tomorrow on Daytime Password.
25:18Until then, this is Alan Ludden saying the Password tonight is leave.
25:20If you're traveling these fine summer days, leave sooner, drive slower, and get there.
25:27Okay?
25:27See you tomorrow, I hope.
25:28Good night.
25:33This has been a Mark Goodson, Bill Todman production.
25:40This is Bob Kennedy.
25:42The contestants on this pre-recorded program were selected and interviewed in advance.
25:45Prizes are furnished by manufacturers and suppliers named on this program.
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