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00:02He's our current champion. He's about to play against his 35th opponent. If he beats this player, he will win
00:09a seventh new car, which will bring his total winnings to over $184,000. Will he succeed in winning this
00:17next game? We'll find out in a moment as...
00:20From Hollywood, it's everybody's game of strategy, knowledge, and fun. It's Tick, Pack, Go! And now, here's our host, Quig
00:30Martin Vail!
00:32Thank you very much, Charlie O'Donnell. Hello again, everybody. Thank you. Welcome back. Welcome back to our show. Exciting times
00:41for us, and for you, too.
00:42If you've been watching Kit Salisbury lately, as Charlie told you, his winnings are way up there.
00:47And if he defeats the next opponent on this show today, he will have won a seventh new automobile. Here
00:53he is again. Charlie?
00:54Our current champion is a store manager, and his interests include genealogy and playing tennis. Meet Kit Salisbury!
01:01Hi!
01:02And his opponent, she's a teacher who is married to an ex-professional baseball pitcher. Her interests include community theater
01:08and singing. Meet Royanne Rickards!
01:10Welcome. Say hello to big Kit over there.
01:16Royanne Rickards. Where do you teach, Royanne?
01:18I teach third grade at Rancho Mirage Elementary School, and that's just a little bit outside Palm Springs.
01:23What a pretty name.
01:23Thank you. I know all my classes watching, so can I say hi? Hi, kids.
01:27Hi, kids. Hi, kids. Hi, kids.
01:29Your husband, I know because I'm a baseball fan, used to play pro baseball.
01:33That's right. He was a pitcher. He's Pete Rickards. He was a pitcher with the Dodgers and the Orioles, and
01:37he's still active in college and high school baseball.
01:39Well, obviously, he has not lost his stuff because he made the right pitch to her.
01:47He's a right-hander, right? Left-handed? Oh, good. I used the right arm there. Royanne, welcome.
01:52Hello, Kit.
01:52Hi, Wayne.
01:54Are you aware? You know Kit. Have you met Kit before? Kit Salisbury? Of course you have. He's won $171
02:00,300. That's why I know him well. He's been around here a while. Kit Salisbury.
02:06And I know the people in West Palm Beach are extremely proud of you, and we've talked about how you've
02:12become a rather instant celebrity in those parts, representing, is it WPTV?
02:16Yes, sir.
02:17Yeah, and they've got to be proud of you, too.
02:19I think so. I sure appreciate their sponsorship, too.
02:22And you ready to go at it again?
02:24Oh, yes.
02:24Remembering. A little pressure on him again.
02:27Remembering, if you defeat this nice lady, Royanne, why, you will have won a seventh automobile.
02:32One for every day in the week. Shouldn't everybody have a car for every day in the week?
02:36Different colors. Good luck to you all.
02:38Here we go, Kit and Royanne.
02:42Salisbury versus Ricker. Different colored car for every day in the week. That's what he's trying for.
02:46Let's take a look at the board.
02:47You're dealing with the subjects that look like suitable titles, double or nothing, action films, poetry, faces, seesaw, Wild West,
02:54opponent's choice, and names the same.
02:57Kit, as our champion, of course, you select first.
02:59Okay, I'll take double or nothing in the top center, please.
03:02Okay, you get a chance to earn two boxes on this turn, Kit, but first you'll have to answer this
03:06question.
03:06The subject of this double or nothing question is the United Nations.
03:10In 1945, the United Nations Charter was signed in this city in the western United States.
03:15Name the city.
03:16San Francisco.
03:17You got it. San Francisco is correct.
03:21However, Kit, to earn the box, you've got to select another box, answer that question correctly, and you get both
03:26boxes.
03:26Miss it, and you get neither one. Which box would you like?
03:29I'll try suitable titles in the top left.
03:32Top left corner, suitable titles.
03:33This scientist might have sung the suitably titled song, All Shook Up, as he worked in his lab to develop
03:40the scale used to measure the strength of earthquakes.
03:43Name him.
03:43Richter.
03:44You have two boxes, right.
03:46Charles Richter, the Richter scale.
03:51We know him well in California.
03:53Two X's up there, $400 in the pot.
03:56Roy-Ann, your first pick is going to be where?
03:58It's going to be poetry for the block.
04:00Didn't really need to ask, did I?
04:01Roy-Ann, you need this to block him.
04:03Question.
04:04Though the life and works of this American poet were controversial in his day, the collection of poems entitled Leaves
04:11of Grass is now considered one of the world's major literary works.
04:15For a block, name that poet.
04:17Whitman.
04:18Yes, Walt Whitman, for a block.
04:20Very good, as we put an O there, $600 in the pot.
04:23We'll be back to Tic-Tac-Doe and Kit and Roy-Ann in just a moment.
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05:55Good luck, Jim.
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06:11tutor.
06:13Any time a player defeats five opponents in a row on Tic-Tac-Toe, why, they win something special.
06:17Charlie, tell them about it.
06:18It's a brand new car!
06:21The Eagle Wagon comes equipped with luxury fixtures like air-conditioning AMFM stereo, tinted glass, and roof rack.
06:26Plus the confidence of Select Drive, the all-surface four-wheel drive system furnished by American Motors.
06:30And now back to you, Wayne.
06:31I remind Kidd, critical game at stake for him for his seventh automobile.
06:34Let's shuffle the categories.
06:36Six boxes on the board.
06:37$600 in the plot.
06:38Mr. Salisbury, if you will, please.
06:41All right.
06:42I'll take suitable titles, please.
06:46Suitable titles.
06:46Bottom left corner of the board.
06:48This is the question.
06:49This stranded sailor might have sung the song alone again, naturally, for 24 years,
06:54before he found a friend that he named Friday.
06:57Name that literary sailor.
07:00Crusoe.
07:00Yes, Robinson Crusoe.
07:03Suitable titles.
07:04We put it next there.
07:07All right, Royanne.
07:08Well, I'll go with suitable titles for the block.
07:10For a vertical block of Kidd.
07:12Royanne, this swimmer and actor may have answered with a suitably titled song,
07:16Swing in School, when he was asked where he spent his time between the 1928 Olympics
07:21and his 1932 debut as Tarzan the Ape Man.
07:26For a block, name him.
07:28Weissmuller?
07:29Yes.
07:29Johnny Weissmuller.
07:31Olympic gold medal winner for swimming.
07:34Good for a block.
07:35Four boxes remaining as we shuffle.
07:38Kidd trying to win that seventh car.
07:40Kidd, select.
07:41Okay.
07:42I'll take suitable titles, please.
07:46All right.
07:46Again, suitable titles.
07:47Obviously suitable for both of you.
07:49This young actress, who was the star of such films as Pretty Baby and Blue Lagoon,
07:53might have responded with a suitably titled song, Too Young to Go Steady,
07:57when she was asked why her mother always accompanied her as a chaperone.
08:02Name that actress.
08:03Shields.
08:04Yes.
08:05Brooke Shields.
08:06Shields, the answer is we place an X there.
08:09And then there were three.
08:10Three boxes left.
08:11In the pot, $1,200.
08:13Suitable titles.
08:14Faces.
08:15Names the same.
08:16Royanne.
08:17Well, let's go with suitable titles.
08:18For a diagonal block, suitable titles in the center were $300.
08:24An Eastern ruler named Yehan might have sung the suitably title song dedicated to the one I love
08:31as he watched 20,000 workmen build this beautiful white marble palace as a memorial to his favorite wife.
08:39First, name the beautiful building, and then name the country in which it is located, Royanne.
08:44Give you a few seconds to think about that.
08:55An Eastern ruler named Shah Jahan might have sung the suitably title song dedicated to the one I love.
09:0120,000 workmen built this beautiful white marble palace as a memorial to his wife.
09:07Name this beautiful building.
09:08The Taj Mahal.
09:10Right.
09:11For a block, name the country in which it's located.
09:13India.
09:14Right.
09:14You have a diagonal block.
09:17So we place an O there.
09:19Two boxes are left on the board.
09:21$1,500 in the pot.
09:23We shuffle.
09:23And the subjects are names the same and action films.
09:26Kit, back to you.
09:27I gotta go with action films to win.
09:30Kit Salisbury from West Palm Beach, Florida.
09:32If you answer this question correctly on the subject of action films, you will have your 35th victory on Tic
09:40-Tac-Toe.
09:41Cash-wise, it'll mean $1,700 to you.
09:44A correct answer would give you your seventh new car, and that would take your total winnings to $185,500.
09:55And this is the question on action films.
10:00This well-known producer is responsible for several of the most popular action films of all time.
10:07Those films include the Star Wars trilogy and Raiders of the Lost Ark.
10:13Or Tic-Tac-Toe.
10:15And a total, including a seventh car, of $185,500.
10:20Name him.
10:22Lucas.
10:22You got it!
10:38So, Kit Salisbury indeed does have a car for every day in the week.
10:42Kit, I don't know whether you can spread those out for different colors or not, as we were joking at
10:46the top of the show.
10:46But one thing's for sure, the seven cars are now yours as our second biggest money winner of all time
10:53on Tic-Tac-Toe, with the opportunity to continue to add to that as our continuing champion in just a
10:59moment.
10:59With that horizontal Tic-Tac-Toe and the car, I repeat, your total is up to $185,500.
11:08Congratulations, Kit.
11:12Well, Roy-Ann Rickerts, I know this doesn't mean very much coming for me, but it's happened to a lot
11:17of contestants since Kit came on the show.
11:19He's defeated a lot of them.
11:2035 wins he has now.
11:22That's not much consolation.
11:24However, if this is, we do have a couple of nice prizes for you.
11:27Please give my best to your husband, as I am a baseball fan, Pete Rickerts.
11:31Roy-Ann, thank you for being with us.
11:32And the best of luck to you.
11:34Okay, Kit, come on over.
11:40Welcome back.
11:43Here we are back again to try to beat the dragon.
11:45You've had success on numerous occasions, not so successful on other occasions.
11:49Behind the numbers, as you know, various denominations of money.
11:52We have the Tic, we have the Tac, and of course, as always, the dragon ready to stand in your
11:56way from winning.
11:57Reach $1,000 or more or get Tic and Tac.
11:59Charlie O'Donnell, what's in the prize package?
12:01Well, Kit, if you're wondering what we have in store for you, these radiant gifts will shed some light on
12:05the subject.
12:06First, Kit, illuminate your den with a rainbow glow from this brilliant color television.
12:10Hitachi's 13-inch TV, 100% solid state.
12:13Low-power consumption, special signal tracker system, memory fine-tuning, earphones, solid state, 70-position UHF tuner from Hitachi.
12:20Then your parties will radiate class when you switch on this classic torchier lamp.
12:24From Bauer, the table torchier concept for nightstand, sofa back, or console.
12:29Brass columns intermixed with clear acrylic, etched opal glass shade from Bauer Lamp Company.
12:34Next, the light will shimmer off this gift for you, these dazzling diamond pendants.
12:38From Cremence Jewelry, this beautiful 14-carat white golden pendant featuring five full-cut diamonds, a pendant wear it with
12:44pride.
12:45From Cremence Jewelry.
12:46And finally, Kit, you'll stroll on the beach, bathed in the radiance of a golden Pacific sunset, on the sands
12:52of heavenly Hawaii!
12:55Land of Shoe King, coconut's, exotic flowers, and breathtaking sunsets.
12:59You'll enjoy tropical sun, golden beaches, and fabulous entertainment when you answer this call to the islands.
13:04We'll fly you via Western Airlines wide-body jet from Los Angeles to Honolulu.
13:08You can count on Western for warm hospitality and friendly service in flight.
13:11Furnished by Western Airlines.
13:13While there, you'll stay at the Maui Surf Resort Hotel in the sands of Kaanapali Beach in Maui,
13:17offering golf and tennis, quality guest accommodations, dancing and island entertainment, the Maui Surf in Hawaii.
13:22This radiant package is worth in cash and prizes over $3,700!
13:27Here we go again, Kit, versus the dragon.
13:29Thank you, Charlie.
13:30Let's cover them up, move them around, see if you can win that $3,700 prize package.
13:35The tops of which is a trip to Hawaii.
13:36Go.
13:37What do you think, Susan?
13:38Number one.
13:39Number one.
13:40Susan says one is the beginning point.
13:42It is on our board.
13:43It is for her.
13:44And behind number one, we have $100.
13:47All right, that's as good a start as any, I guess.
13:51Okay, number four.
13:52Number four.
13:53From one to four.
13:54Right under one.
13:55What do we have, Jack?
13:58So you do tick or $900?
14:00Well, we both agree on seven.
14:02They agree for a change.
14:03On number seven, vertically, if it's tick, you have a win.
14:06We're $3,700.
14:07Nope.
14:08If you have $500 more, though, you need $400 or tick.
14:11Trip to Hawaii, jewelry, lamp, television, stick.
14:13Gosh, we agree again.
14:14Number eight.
14:15Number eight.
14:16Boy, they are getting in total agreement on this show.
14:18Tick, do you win a trip to Hawaii?
14:25Sometimes it's a problem.
14:26Sometimes it's not such a big problem, is it?
14:28No.
14:29Have you ever been to Hawaii?
14:31I never have.
14:31I can't wait.
14:32Yeah, nice place.
14:33Just came back recently.
14:34A little trip over there ourselves.
14:36Let's take a look at the rest of the board.
14:37Two, three, five, six, nine is behind number two.
14:40Stayed away from two because Susan has the ability to call out the right numbers most of the time.
14:46You're having cash and prizes now, including the new $3,700 worth of prizes.
14:51You're only, what, $800 short of $190.
14:54You have $189,200 in cash and prizes.
15:01He's going to win well in that, and he'll be back, and so will I, to take on a new
15:04challenger in just a moment.
15:06Don't go away.
15:11The Reef Buick mark of excellence can be seen almost anywhere, from the elegance of Fort Lauderdale's nightlife at Sunrise
15:19Theater, to the ordinary day-to-day things we must do.
15:22Reef's excellence can be equally at home in any hotel.
15:26Okay, Charlie, thank you.
15:27Kit just said something to me.
15:28I don't quite understand it, but he said, now that I've won the trip to Hawaii, I'm not going to
15:31be nervous anymore.
15:33Kit, if you're nervous, then we're all nervous.
15:35Let's meet a new opponent for you and see what happens as we continue.
15:38Can he continue his winning ways?
15:40Charlie, who do we have?
15:41Wink is a tax investment advisor, and his interests include writing and palm reading.
15:45Meet Michael Dubrow.
15:50Hello, Michael.
15:51Hello, Wink.
15:53Michael Dubrow, is that correct?
15:54Dubrow.
15:55Dubrow, okay.
15:55Tell us about your work, Michael.
15:56What do you do?
15:57I'm a tax investment advisor.
15:59I place individuals into investment programs that help them to save some money on their taxes.
16:04And you also read palms.
16:05I do read palms.
16:06It's a lot of fun, and I can tell a great deal about people.
16:09Look at my palm and tell me all about myself.
16:13It's coming to me.
16:14Oh, yes, I see it.
16:15You had a hot dog for lunch today.
16:19That's right, as a matter of fact.
16:21It was a very good hot dog.
16:23It was an expensive hot dog.
16:24It was a dodger dog, is what it was.
16:27I guess palm reading does come in...
16:33Dare I?
16:34Dare I?
16:35I guess palm reading does come in handy.
16:41Let's play a game of Tic-Tac-Dole.
16:42You got anybody in the audience first, Mike?
16:44It's so embarrassing.
16:44I do, indeed.
16:45My mother is here today.
16:47Where's Mom?
16:48Roz.
16:48Hi, Roz.
16:49How are you, love?
16:51Good.
16:52And her little sister, my Aunt Fritzie.
16:54Hi, Aunt Fritzie.
16:54Oh, the little sister and then Aunt Fritzie.
16:56Oh, I thought that was your aunt there.
16:57No, Aunt Fritzie is my mother's little sister.
16:59I see.
17:00And my niece, Megan.
17:01Hi, Megan.
17:02Nice to have all of you here.
17:03Okay, let's play the game.
17:04Good luck to you, Michael.
17:05Kit, here we go.
17:06So, we're dealing with things like big and little, the jump in category, chemistry, finish
17:12the list, foreign words, trivia challenge, mythology, we have the top ten category up
17:15there, and where are you, Kit?
17:19I'll take foreign words in the center.
17:22All right.
17:24Two-party worth $300.
17:25I'll read this question to you, and you'll have some extra time.
17:28I want you to look at these words, Kit.
17:30Here are the Spanish words for two things you might find on your head.
17:35Study them for a few seconds.
17:49Kit, Spanish words for two things you might find on your head.
17:52How about this one?
17:52Hat.
17:53Sombrero.
17:54Hat, right.
17:55How about this one?
17:55Hair.
17:56You got it.
17:56Put an X in the center box.
17:58I only took Spanish for ten years, but I still didn't help.
18:01X in the center box.
18:03Two Spanish words.
18:04It means $300 to the pot.
18:05Okay, Michael, we'll stop fooling around now and get serious here.
18:09I will go with big and little in the upper right-hand corner.
18:12All right.
18:13First time on the subject of big and little, and here's your question.
18:15This big term was originally used to describe the main tent at a circus, but today it's used
18:19to describe the circus itself.
18:21Give me that big term.
18:23The big top.
18:24Yes, it would be the big top.
18:26Big and little.
18:28Barnum and Bailey's the big top.
18:29Let's shuffle.
18:30$500 pot.
18:32Kit.
18:33Okay, I'll take mythology in the right center.
18:36Subject to mythology, in Greek mythology, this race of giant one-eyed shepherds made weapons
18:41for the gods.
18:42Apollo destroyed them, however, after they made the lightning bolt which killed his son.
18:49Name these creatures.
18:50Cyclops?
18:51They were Cyclops.
18:52That is correct.
18:53The one-eyed monsters.
18:55Another X on the board.
18:56Two Xs to one O.
18:57But Michael will try to do something about those.
19:00Let's move the categories around.
19:01We shuffle.
19:02Michael, it is your turn as we carry on.
19:04Where would you like to move?
19:05Well, we'll have to go for the horizontal block with jump in.
19:09The jump in category.
19:10Michael, I'll read this jump in question to both of you.
19:13Whoever buzzes in first gets the chance to answer the question.
19:17Michael, if you answer correctly, you will have a successful block.
19:20Kit, if you jump in first and answer correctly, you will have won your 36th game of Tic-Tac-Doe,
19:26$900 in cash, which would take your total winnings to $190,100.
19:34Jump in question.
19:35Hands on buzzers.
19:37Michael, Kit, here we go.
19:38In 1976, this American author won the Nobel Prize for Literature.
19:45He was the first American to do so since John Steinbeck in 1960.
19:50Kit.
19:51Saul Bellow.
19:51You got it, and you have Tic-Tac-Toe.
19:59Uncanny.
19:59That's right.
20:01Saul Bellow.
20:02B-E-L-L-O-W.
20:03He won the Pulitzer Prize for his novel Humboldt's Gift, as I finished the question.
20:08His first name is Saul.
20:09Kit, you didn't even need that.
20:10Saul Bellow, the complete answer.
20:12So, Kit, a horizontal Tic-Tac-Doe, three X's, $900 added to your prior winnings.
20:17Your total's now up to $190,100 cash and prizes.
20:24And, of course, that includes seven automobiles.
20:28Well, Michael Dubrow, we want to thank you for being with us.
20:30No cigar.
20:31However, we do have a couple of parting gifts for you.
20:33And our thanks for being with us on the show.
20:34I had a lot of fun.
20:35Michael Dubrow, our tax investment advisor.
20:38We'll be back to see how Kit fares versus the dragon in just a moment.
20:45Play dolphin maniac.
20:47If you would like information on how to be a contestant on Tic-Tac-Tac,
20:50again, here's Wake Martin-Bale.
20:52Is she beautiful or is she beautiful, huh?
20:54I just talked to her, by the way.
20:56This is Betsy.
20:57This is Kit and Susan's daughter.
20:59I just talked to her, Kit, through my powers of mental telepathy.
21:02She is extremely proud of her father.
21:04She just told me that through this picture.
21:06That's a gorgeous young lady.
21:07Two years old?
21:08Yes.
21:08Two years young, I should say.
21:10Congratulations.
21:11We leave you today with Kit Owning.
21:15Owning?
21:15Owning?
21:15Boy.
21:15Uh-uh.
21:16He owns $190,100 of our money and prizes.
21:20Congratulations.
21:21We'll see you next time.
21:22Goodbye, everybody.
21:24So let go.
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