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00:09This is Bobby O'Rourke, answered the $16,000 question.
00:12She's back to tell us whether she'll take her $16,000 or leave it and try for $32,000
00:17on her march to the $64,000 question.
00:21And last week, jet pilot on Sherlock Holmes, Captain Thomas O'Rourke,
00:25answered the $16,000 question.
00:27Tonight, he's back to tell us whether he'll take his $16,000 or leave it and try for $32,000
00:33on his march to the $64,000 question.
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00:50Yes, the $64,000 question.
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01:08And now, the star of our show, where knowledge is king,
01:12and the reward king-sized, Hal Martz!
01:25Good evening, everyone.
01:26It's a very exciting evening here that we anticipate.
01:28It's our first anniversary on the air.
01:30Glad that you could join us.
01:31Let's get the show started.
01:32Bill, who is Revlon's first guest?
01:34Well, Hal, our first guest is our first $64,000 winner,
01:38Captain Richard McCutcheon!
01:49Good evening, Hal.
01:50Welcome to the show, Dick.
01:52Thank you, Hal.
01:52Before we begin, I think it's only fair to tell you that
01:54regardless of what happens, you go away here without a quarter tonight, okay?
01:58Okay.
01:58You win nothing tonight.
01:59All righty.
02:00Dick, you've put on a little weight, haven't you?
02:04Yes, I have, Hal, and you have also, I think.
02:08Well, I'd like to believe that's not true, but if it is, I got married.
02:11What's your excuse?
02:12I've stayed off of quiz shows.
02:16Rich, do you want to explain why you happen to be here?
02:19Yes, Hal.
02:19I came up here to help you celebrate the program's first anniversary.
02:24Well, that's wonderful.
02:25I think it's very, very nice of you to do that.
02:27Did you whip up a cake for the occasion?
02:28No, I don't bake so well, but someone else did, and it's right over here.
02:32Come on out with this thing.
02:45Joyce Brothers, Billy Pearson, there's $256,000 represented here.
02:51There was.
02:51Well, four, yeah, Dick says there was.
02:55Well, it's wonderful to have you here.
02:57Oh, who's going to blow out the candle in there?
03:00Gloria?
03:00Gloria Lockerman is here.
03:01Gloria, come on out and blow out the candle.
03:07That's for later.
03:09I mean, you can't.
03:09We're not going to have that now.
03:10Okay.
03:12Can you make that?
03:15Good.
03:20I know what you wish, but you can't come back on the show, Gloria.
03:25Who's going to cut the first slice?
03:28Dick?
03:28I will, Hal, if you'll allow me to.
03:30Oh.
03:32Careful.
03:36Oh, boy.
03:41Put an H on that.
03:42I'll have that after the show.
03:43Don't take it out now, Dick.
03:44Okay?
03:45That's wonderful.
03:46Thank you very much.
03:47Now, if we'll all see each other after the show, instantly after the show, the body of
03:52the show, ladies and gentlemen, you're going to meet again a great number of the people
03:56who are big winners in our show.
03:58So by all means, stick around.
03:59It's going to be wonderful seeing them all again.
04:00And Dick, Gloria, Billy, Joyce, and Mike will see you all after the show, too.
04:06Okay?
04:06Thanks very much for bringing this cake out, Gloria.
04:19Uh, uh, uh, Bill, who is Revlon's next guest for real?
04:24Well, Hal, back to the fourth week on her climb to the $64,000 question is our Air Force
04:29wife from Fairbourn, Ohio, whose category is Sherlock Holmes, Missing Bobby O'Rourke.
04:40It must be true what they say, Bobby, because you look just beautiful.
04:43You're getting prettier every week.
04:45You know what my father would say?
04:46What?
04:47You've been kissing the Blarney Stone.
04:49Tastes good.
04:49Tastes good.
04:50Bobby, how did you and your husband Tom develop such a tremendous interest in Sherlock Holmes,
04:55such a great knowledge of it?
04:57Well, um, I really don't know.
04:59I started reading Sherlock when I was about 10, and I think Tom started when he was about
05:0412.
05:04And since we've been married, well, anything he wants to do, well, I want to do, too.
05:09Well, is that, is that how you, uh, grew so close together, your common interest in crime?
05:14Nothing quite that sinister, I hope.
05:17No, uh, I think the thing that first interested me in Tom was the fact that he didn't pay the
05:23slightest bit of attention to me.
05:25Were you still bearing braces on your teeth or something?
05:28No, the typical Air Force tactics, just acting different and never commit yourself.
05:34And the enemy will walk all over you.
05:36It doesn't work.
05:37It might have worked in your case.
05:38Anyway, we're going to find out what your decision is in just a moment, Bobby.
05:42But right now, I like to say this to you ladies, don't say that I didn't warn you.
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08:37It was beautiful, wasn't it?
08:38It should, but in color.
08:40Yeah, it really was beautiful.
08:41Well, Bobby, I don't know why we're wasting time here when there's $32,000 involved.
08:45Let's state the facts.
08:46You now have $16,000 and you're going to tell us tonight whether you're going to take it
08:50or leave it and try it to $32,000.
08:52Have you arrived at the decision?
08:54Well, Hal, my decision is the same as it was last week.
08:58Tom and I decided that whoever came out first would try.
09:02Uh-huh.
09:03And then if I lose, well, we'll stop.
09:06And if I don't lose, well, we won't stop.
09:10What you're saying is that right now you're going to go ahead for $32,000.
09:21Well, Bobby, if you're ready, so are we.
09:23Lynn, would you escort Bobby into the booth for the question, please?
09:37Okay, Bobby?
09:38Fine.
09:38Comfortable?
09:39A little warm.
09:41Well, let's hope that you're not in there too long.
09:43Are you ready for the question?
09:44Yes.
09:44May I have it, please?
09:45Thanks, Ben.
09:46Bobby, as you remember, I'll read the question once.
09:48I won't repeat it.
09:49You'll then have 30 seconds to determine your answer, okay?
09:52Here we are in the category of Sherlock Holmes.
09:56Concealment of identity under an alias is a feature of many of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
10:03For example, Hugh Boone, the beggar, proved to be the respectable Mr. Neville St. Clair
10:09in the case of the man with the twisted lip.
10:12For $32,000, I will give you seven names.
10:16You give me the title of the story and give another name by which this character was ever known.
10:23Here are the names.
10:24First, Waldron.
10:26Next, Senora Victor Durando.
10:31Third, Henry Peters.
10:33Then, Jack McMurdo.
10:36Next, James Winter.
10:40Sixth, Vandeleur, the schoolmaster.
10:44And finally, James Armitage.
10:47You have 30 seconds to think over your answer.
10:49Good luck, Bobby.
11:16That's a nice thing to see.
11:17You're a little confident.
11:18Okay, here we go.
11:19The first name and the title and another name by which this character was ever known.
11:22First, Waldron.
11:26Waldron was Roger Prescott in The Adventure of the Three Garridex.
11:32That's correct.
11:33The second, Senora Victor Durando.
11:36Senora Victor Durando was alias Miss Burnett in The Adventure of the Wisteria Lodge.
11:44That's correct.
11:45Third, Henry Peters.
11:47Henry Peters was also known as Holy Peters and Dr. Schlesinger in The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax.
11:55That's correct.
11:56Fourth, Jack McMurdo.
11:58Jack McMurdo was known as John Douglas, and he was also known as Bertie Edwards in The Valley of Fear.
12:06That's correct.
12:08Next, James Winter.
12:12James Winter is alias Killer Evans, alias John Garrideb, alias Moorcroft in The Adventure of the Three Garridex.
12:21That's correct.
12:23Sixth, Van Deleur, the schoolmaster.
12:26Van Deleur was John Stapleton, and he was also known as Roger Baskerville in The Hound of the Baskervilles.
12:34That's correct.
12:35One more and finally now for $32,000.
12:38The name is James Armitage.
12:39James Armitage was J.P. Trevor in The Gloria Scott.
12:44That's correct for $32,000.
13:04That's wonderful.
13:06You kind of felt a little confident there when I finished reading the seventh name, huh?
13:11Well, I was pretty sure that I knew them, but then I thought, well, oh, I can't go blank now.
13:17We'd have waited until Thursday if you did.
13:19I'd have just stood there and waited.
13:20Well, I guess I know now what Captain is going to do, huh?
13:23Anyway, Bobby, you've just won $32,000.
13:26Your next question, as you know, is worth $64,000.
13:28We want you to go home for a week.
13:29I need it.
13:31Take over to your station.
13:32Come back next week and tell us whether you're going to take the $32,000.
13:34If you decide to go for $64,000 next week, if you can find one that knows a little bit
13:38more than you,
13:38you're entitled to have in the booth with you another expert in the field of Sherlock Holmes.
13:41Okay?
13:42Thank you, Hal.
13:43Congratulations on tonight, Bobby.
13:52Bill, as if I don't know, who is Revlon's next guest?
13:55Well, Hal, back for the third week on his time with the $64,000 question
13:59is our jet pilot from Fairbourn, Ohio, whose category is Sherlock Holmes, Captain Thomas O'Rourke.
14:08What do you think about your wife just winning $32,000?
14:11I'm a hog about that woman.
14:14What part of the country is?
14:15Is that a colloquialism of some part of the country?
14:18Well, if it is, I'm going to blame it on Texas.
14:21Well, that's good enough.
14:22Talking about, I'd like to get back to what Bobby was talking about before.
14:25Tell me more about this Air Force approach to girls.
14:29Hal, that's not an Air Force approach to girls.
14:31That's just a simple technique handed down from man to man.
14:36Bachelor to bachelor.
14:37No sweat.
14:38And this is, what exactly is this basic concept of...
14:41Well, we never, it's the same deal that you probably use,
14:44we never commit ourselves until we're sure.
14:47Right?
14:48I imagine that's what I did, yeah.
14:51You know that's what you did.
14:52Well, how soon after you met Bobby did you commit yourself?
14:56Well, I was very sure the next day, so I committed myself.
15:02Well, that's giving you enough time.
15:03How did you manage to sweep a girl off her feet in 24 hours?
15:06Well, it wasn't very easy, Hal.
15:09I had to shoot about, oh, I guess I had to shoot down about 23 Texans to get to her.
15:14But after that, it was no problem.
15:16Sheriff, here's your man.
15:1723 Texans you had in our car.
15:19Well, that's what...
15:20Tom, we're going to get to your decision in just a moment.
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16:48Tom, as I indicated before, I have a feeling about what you're going to do,
16:51what with $32,000 in the family coffers up till now,
16:53but I think I'd better ask you, just for the sake of the record,
16:56have you arrived at a decision as to whether you're going to keep the $16,000 you now have
17:00or leave it and try for $32,000?
17:01I'm going to go for $32,000.
17:03That's short and sweet, $32,000.
17:09Tom?
17:10If you're ready to get into the, uh, as Captain McCutcheon once phrased it,
17:14the pressure cooker, so are we.
17:15Lynn, would you escort the captain in, please?
17:17All right.
17:29You okay, Tom?
17:30Yes, sir, I am, and Captain McCutcheon was right.
17:33I took pressure.
17:34Okay. May I have a question, please?
17:37I'll ask the question once as you remember, Tom, and I won't repeat it.
17:40You'll only have 30 seconds to think it over.
17:43Is this, oh, well, $32,000, concealment of identity under an alias is a feature of many
17:54of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
17:55For example, Black Jack of Ballarat was the assumed name of John Turner in the Boscombe Valley mystery.
18:03For $32,000, I will give you seven names.
18:07You give me the title of the story and give another name by which this character was ever known.
18:13Okay, here are the names.
18:16First, Arthur Harry Pinner.
18:19Next, Sutton.
18:22Third, Mrs. Norlett.
18:25Then, Don Juan Murillo.
18:28Next, Hosmer Angel.
18:32Sixth, Sergius.
18:35The nihilist.
18:37I guess that's the correct pronunciation.
18:39Nihilist.
18:44If you can ever tell me anything, feel free.
18:48The seventh part of this question, finally, is Mr. Cornelius.
18:52You have 30 seconds to determine your answer.
18:54Good luck, Tom.
19:20Okay, Tom, I want the title of the story
19:23and another name by which this character was ever known.
19:25First, Arthur Harry Pinner.
19:28That is Beddington.
19:32You want the story now?
19:33Yes.
19:34Beddington in The Stockbroker's Clerk.
19:37That's correct.
19:38Next, Sutton.
19:40Sutton is Blessington in The Adventure of the Resident Patient.
19:44That's correct.
19:46Third, Mrs. Norlett.
19:49Mrs. Norlett is Carrie Evans in The Adventure of the Shuskim Old Place.
19:55That's correct.
19:57Fourth, Don Juan Murillo.
20:00Don Juan Murillo is the Tiger of San Pedro, alias Henderson,
20:08and later on in the story, they call him the Marquis of Montalva.
20:12The story?
20:13The story is The Adventure of Wisteria Lodge.
20:17That's correct.
20:18Fifth, Hosmer Angel.
20:21Hosmer Angel is James Windybank in the Case of Identity.
20:26That's correct.
20:28Sixth, Sergius the Nihilist.
20:32This is warm.
20:35Sergius is Professor Coram in The Golden Pants May.
20:42That's correct.
20:43One more now for $32,000, Tom.
20:45The name is Mr. Cornelius.
20:47Mr. Cornelius is Jonas Oldacre in The Adventure of the Norwood Builders.
20:55You're right for $32,000.
21:22The funny thing happened is after I asked the question and stepped aside,
21:26for Tom to think, I looked over at Bobby who was standing over there,
21:29and I went like this.
21:30And she did this.
21:33He better have known it.
21:34It's a pretty wonderful feeling so far, okay?
21:37If you have nothing better to do, can you be back next week
21:40and tell us if you'll take the $32,000 or leave it in private $64,000?
21:43We will have nothing better to do.
21:44Okay, Tom.
21:45Congratulations.
21:47Thank you, Tom.
21:53Thank you, Tom.
21:55Well, Hal, our next guest on the golden threshold of the $64,000 question
21:59is from Thule, Greenland, Peter Foykin.
22:08Good evening, Peter.
22:09Welcome back to the show.
22:10Good evening.
22:10You're looking very chipper tonight.
22:12Yes, a little warm.
22:13It is a little warm here, isn't it?
22:15Peter, do you mind if I make a personal observation about you?
22:18Oh, no.
22:18Go ahead.
22:19Well, with your beard and the salty air about you,
22:21did anyone ever tell you you resembled Cap Mayhav and Moby Dick?
22:25No, no, sir.
22:26But by the way, I heard they made a movie of it
22:29and Greg Peck is playing it.
22:31It's very flattering.
22:32I'm very comfortable.
22:33Well, I meant it that way.
22:35That's all right.
22:35That's fine.
22:36Under the beard, I imagine you do look a little like Gregory Peck.
22:38You're both tall.
22:40Have you ever gone whale hunting, Peter?
22:42Well, that's my trade.
22:44Sure, sure I have, yes.
22:46But not like the Captain Ahab did.
22:49I'm just whaling up in Greenland
22:52and we don't go for sperm whales there.
22:55We just go for white whales, blue whales,
22:58now whales, white whales,
22:59and the kind that's up there, you see.
23:01How do you go about hunting a whale?
23:03Well, you see,
23:03the modern ways of whaling
23:06is to have a gun in the bow on the boat,
23:09but I'm going the old way,
23:11you know,
23:13using the hand harpoon.
23:15I was just about to ask you how you do it.
23:17You do it all.
23:18Yes.
23:19With your hand,
23:19you have the line of this side,
23:21you know,
23:21and throw it out there
23:23and hit the whale.
23:25What does the whale do?
23:27He goes down to the button
23:28and stays there for an hour or two,
23:30if he can,
23:31and he's scared, you know.
23:33I imagine he is a little scared, yeah.
23:36Yeah.
23:36Well, does he ever come up?
23:38Sure.
23:38He has to go up and get his air,
23:40get air again,
23:41and then he gets the second harpoon.
23:43You hit him again when he comes up?
23:45Yes.
23:45He's pretty sick, you know,
23:46when he's been down there for a long time.
23:49And then he gets the third harpoon
23:52and we keep on until we get him.
23:54You can keep him.
23:55You're entitled to it, after all.
23:57How many whales do you think
23:58you harpooned in your life?
24:00Well,
24:0220, 30,
24:03I don't count them, you know.
24:05We just cut them up
24:06and get the blubber.
24:08That's a lot of blubber,
24:0930 whales.
24:10No kidding.
24:11Well, Peter,
24:12let's get on with the game
24:13because I'm sure you're interested
24:14in winning a little money here.
24:15Last week,
24:16we ran out of time
24:17just after you
24:18answered the $512 question.
24:21Now,
24:21it's time to step over
24:22into the area of Mr. Fight
24:23and answer the $1,000 question, okay?
24:25Would you follow me, Peter, please?
24:26You should.
24:32In the category of
24:34Seven Seas,
24:35which covers many things,
24:37your question for $1,000.
24:38You ready for it?
24:39Yes.
24:40Here we go.
24:40This question is on
24:42maritime geography, Peter.
24:44For $1,000,
24:45what islands owned
24:46by the United States
24:47are the preserve
24:48and breeding ground
24:49for the largest herds
24:50of fur seals?
24:52Oh, that's the Pibola Islands
24:54up close to Alaska.
24:56You're right.
24:57Just the fact.
25:02If you could have told me
25:03they were in Wyoming,
25:04it wouldn't have made
25:04any difference.
25:05Your next question
25:06is worth $2,000.
25:07Do you feel like going for it?
25:08Sure, sure.
25:08All right, Peter.
25:09Here it is.
25:10$2,000 question
25:11deals with oceanography
25:13and wind flow.
25:15Okay.
25:16For $2,000,
25:17tell me first,
25:18in what direction
25:19does the upper current
25:21flow through
25:22the Strait of Gibraltar?
25:23Second,
25:25in what direction
25:26does the monsoon
25:27blow from April
25:28to October?
25:30First,
25:30in what direction
25:31does the upper current
25:32flow through the Strait of Gibraltar?
25:33The upper current
25:33flow to the east
25:35from Atlantic Sea
25:37in the middle.
25:38That's correct.
25:39Second,
25:39in what direction
25:40does the monsoon
25:41blow from April
25:42to October?
25:43From April to October,
25:44it blows
25:45from south,
25:46west,
25:47to northeast.
25:47That's correct
25:48for $2,000.
25:54With each question,
25:55Peter's getting
25:55a little wider smile.
25:57Your next question's
25:57worth $4,000.
25:58Fine, go on.
25:59All right,
25:59$4,000.
26:01I'm sorry,
26:02it takes a little time
26:02to get them
26:03out of the envelope.
26:05All right,
26:06$4,000.
26:07Your question
26:07is on exploring.
26:09For $4,000,
26:11tell me these three things.
26:12First,
26:13what Portuguese navigator
26:15discovered the sea route
26:17to India
26:18and later died
26:20while Viceroy of India
26:22at Cochin?
26:23Next.
26:25Well, let's take that
26:26if you want to answer that.
26:27Well, that was
26:28Fernando
26:33Vasco da Gama.
26:34That's correct.
26:36Died 1521.
26:38That's not necessary.
26:38I didn't even know
26:39he was sick,
26:40to be honest with you.
26:43The next part
26:44of this question,
26:45what American sea captain
26:46first sighted Antarctica?
26:48Oh, that was
26:49Captain Palmer
26:50from Stonington.
26:51That's correct.
26:52Third for $4,000.
26:53What is the full name
26:54and nationality
26:56of the man
26:56for whom
26:57the Barents Sea
26:58is named?
26:59That's B-A-R-E-N-T-S-C.
27:02That was the Dutch
27:03Captain
27:05Willem Barents.
27:06That's right,
27:07for $4,000.
27:14That's $4,000.
27:14We'll have the time
27:15to go on to
27:16and complete
27:16the next procedure.
27:17That's all right.
27:18It's fine.
27:18You just picked up
27:19$4,000.
27:21You're having a lot of fun?
27:22Peter, thanks for being with us.
27:23Okay?
27:24Good night, Peter.
27:29Good night.
27:31You know, ladies,
27:32no matter how often
27:33you use a greasy cream
27:34or scrub your face
27:35with soap,
27:36if you'll forgive
27:36my saying this,
27:37you still leave
27:38some dirt behind.
27:39So I'd suggest
27:41getting your skin
27:42thoroughly clean
27:43with
27:43Clean and Clear
27:45Clean and Clear
27:47Clean and Clear
27:50Any soap,
27:52any cream,
27:53any lotion cleanser
27:54can get your skin
27:55clean on the surface.
27:57But Clean and Clear
27:59is the only
28:00cationic cleanser.
28:02Cationic.
28:03That means
28:04it can reach deep down
28:05to attract makeup
28:06and grime
28:07from five cell layers
28:09of your skin.
28:10Ordinary cleansers
28:11reach only
28:12the top cell layer,
28:13but Clean and Clear
28:14reaches five.
28:16Lifts out makeup
28:17and grime
28:17that other cleansers
28:18leave behind.
28:19Remember,
28:20dirt-free skin
28:21is healthy skin,
28:23and your skin
28:24looks its beautiful best
28:25when it's
28:26Clean and Clear
28:30Good idea
28:31is to try
28:31Clean and Clear
28:32yourself tomorrow.
28:33You'll say,
28:34my face
28:35never felt so clean,
28:36my skin
28:37never looked so clear.
28:43Ladies and gentlemen,
28:44before we close tonight,
28:45I'd like you now
28:46to once again
28:47look at some
28:47pretty wonderful people
28:48who have accumulated
28:48quite a fortune
28:49over the past year.
28:50I won't bother,
28:51there are too many of them
28:52to say hello
28:53to individually,
28:54so what do you say
28:54I walk by them,
28:55and a grist general
28:56congratulations,
28:57and we'll share the year.
28:58Here they are,
28:59here are some of the people.
29:00At least.
29:11Transportation is arranged
29:12by American Airlines
29:12who will fly contestants
29:13in luxurious comfort
29:14aboard DC-7 flagships.
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