What's My Wednesday? #3 - Super Special Friday Edition!

Today we have a whole episode of What's My Line?, because while I have enormous admiration for the Mystery Challenger of the week (which was, for the record, March 29, 1959, and Easter), the wonderful writer and actress Miss Cornelia Otis Skinner (who were she still gracing us with her presence would be an I'm sure still elegant 115), she is in truth quickly guessed and really rather put in the shade by the other competitors.

First up we have the formidably well-tailored Col. Margaret M. Henderson (Miss, as if you would be surprised), Commandant of the Women Marines.  She's perfectly charming, reminding me very much of some of Grandmother Muscato's more formidable friends (a little research reveals that her papers are on file at Texas Tech, if that's of any interest).  The gentleman who follows, a seller of traffic lights, stumps the panel and is passably attractive, but the episode goes out with a bang with a distinctly dishy Italian cyclist, who apparently has something of an effect on Dorothy.

Miss Arlene has rarely looked more fabulous (note that her fur-trimmed bolero is on standby at her chair, allowing her to enter in all her décolleté splendor, and thereafter makes sporadic appears on and off her perfect shoulders).  Panelist Dore Schary makes an adequate fourth on the panel, and Bennett is oddly subdued - but really I think the combination of Arlene's earrings and Sig. Giuseppe Ogna makes up for almost anything.  If you have half-an-hour this weekend, I really can't think of any better way to pass it...