They were ALL such classy people. Back in the day when television was wholesome.

Johnny Olson was an amazing guest and is familiar voice we’ve all have heard for decades.

I love Johnny Olsen. He was announcing The Price Is Right when I was a child. My mom and I used to watch it together everyday. His death was the first time I had to process the concept of gone forever. I cried for hours and couldn't watch the show without him for weeks. It's cool to see him as a young-ish man.

One of the greatest game show announcers of all time and a real gentleman as well, sadly missed!!!!!

The Olsen segment is one of the best in the entire history of this show.

Arlene Francis sheer class and Style

Johnny Olson was so greatly respected as an announcer, that once a week he travelled (for years) from NYC to Miami to perform his duties for "The Jackie Gleason Show." I can still hear (in my mind) his great introduction: "From the sun and fun capital of the world, Miami Beach, it's the Jackie Gleason Show!" I was only about 10 or 11 at the time, but absolutely loved that opening (and wished I could be in Miami Beach too!)

Arlene's reaction to Johnny is priceless.

Is it safe to say that the voice of Johnny Olson has been heard by more people than any other person in the world? His career spanned decades with shows that had viewerships in the millions every day.

One of the best "stumper-guests" EVER on the program. A very talented man with a golden voice.

Wow who knew Johnny Olsen could do all those voices. He’s the gold standard in announcers

I love how Johnny did such an excellent job of working the 'Price Is Right' in his concluding days

Johnny Olson was funny as hell, I'd bet he was great at parties.

I just LOVE it when Arlene throws her head back and laughs out loud. Such pure emotion!

Maurice was such a handsome and genteel man! 👏👏👏🥰

My goodness was Johnny Olson hilarious.

Johnny Olson! He was the best! So nice to see him in his younger years! He was always so bubbly on the PIR and such a sincere smile! Such a talent! Love this show....TYVM!

I absolutely enjoy watching these shows and give a lot of thanks to all those responsible for uploading and I was born in 1950

“Yes, I should hope to tell you would!” Is a callback to Liz Taylor’s appearance in 1954. Johnny O was brilliant!

Johnny O: a true legend in the television world.

John Daly 100-percent pure gentleman and I can't keep from looking at Arlene Francis I love her

There will never be any one else as great as Johnny Olsen !!! ALSO > Technically speaking, a telephone book does grow !

Johnny Olson would have been fabulous at parties. He could probably keep people in stitches with his impersonations.

The applause for Maurice Chevalier says so much about love and energy. We could all use more of both.

One of the few occasions when all of the panel stand to greet the mystery guest (Maurice Chavalier). So respectful.

Arlene Francis was the best

Johnny’s segment is one of the funniest ever.

Yes, this is one of the greatest segments of all time, the great Johnny Olsen who reveals some of his other talents

7 months later, on November 8, 1965, my beloved Dorothy Kilgallen would depart this earth. Wish she was born in my time.

I never knew that Johnny O. could even _DO_ impersonations and other voices!

Had no idea Jonny Olson so talented.

Johnny Olson was just amazing! So many voices 🤣 in one man! What a marvelously talented guy, and beloved by so many!!! 🥰👏🥰👏👏

Of course a huge thumbs up to this episode , I loved Johnny Olson .

Johnny Olsen was just great, made my day.

I have never appreciated how Mr Daly gives hints including laughing and interpretation of answers

Great to see Johnny Olsen after so many shows he's been part of.

Johnny, tell us what we’ve won! The gift of your inimitable voice. What a lovely parting gift. Beats the heck outa Turtle Wax…

Johnny O had a lot of hidden talent! He's hilarious here.

Johnny Olsen was so talented and funny!

How ironic and prophetic that Mr. Daly told Maurice Chevalier and the WML panel that he hopes that when he's 77 (years old), he wishes to have Mr. Chevalier's and in his own words, "ebullience of spirit, your perennial and wonderful youth, and that glorious confidence". That's the exact age that the beloved John Charles Daly left us to go to the big panel up in the sky and to be with the ultimate moderator. 19:28 God bless him (February 20, 1914 - February 24, 1991).

I'm really glad I've clicked on this episode once again, I've watched it once before on a different channel. Johnny O had me laughing out loud with those voices of his, absolutely hilarious, one of my top five episodes of all time.

YOU GOT TO LOVE JOHNNY OLSON. YOU NEVER HEARD ANY BAD THINGS ABOUT HIM. WHAT A GREAT CAREER HE HAD. I CAN STILL HERE HIM YELLING COME ON DOWN ON THE PRICE IS RIGHT AND CALLING OUT FROM MIAMI BEACH ON THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW.

Johnny Olson’s mother was my dad’s babysitter in the late ‘30s early ‘40s. Windom Minnesota

Another treasure. So many great shows, my favorite game show ever.

Johnny Olson ranked along with the Met Opera's Milton Cross and NBC's Don Pardo as one of the finest broadcast announcers of all time.

True movie stars. Lots of respect shown.

Love Maurice Chevalier, but Johnny Olson absolutely stole the show

I love watching this show. Simple, to the point, and so much fun. Sad, however, to see how far our current entertainment has fallen into the gutter compared to these erudite people.

What a talented voice actor!

It's so eerie at 19:30 minutes in that John mentioned about living to age 77 as he actually died aged 77 in 1991

love what´s my line!!!!

This is one of the funniest of all What’s my Lines!!!!!!!!!!

Wow, the panel was hurting in the game-playing department without Dorothy there. Great show, hope to see more of it from you!

I love this show!

Arlene is great with Maurice. She knows it's entertainment. And the very best at that.

At 4:04 and 10:17 Johnny Olsen acknowledges the audience. That's class. Less than one in twenty guests do that.

When Bennett says the word "PLAY" notice he says it as 2 or 3 syllables. Also I love how he pronounces "moderator" in most introductions of John. He talks like a cartoon character. I love to hear him talk.

Johnny was hilarious! Thanks so much for sharing!

Thank you so much for posting these shows. They bring me hours and hours of pleasure. What a breath of fresh air !

johnny was the greatest come on downnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

I miss the days of Johnny Olson.

Lucy and Betty made a formidable team! A great pleasure watching them. Thanks and blessings for sharing! 🙏👏❤

Spring 1965: Dorothy Kilgallen broke her collar bone when she slipped on a throw rug. The week before, she showed up with her arm in sling. The break and the complications [ drug use side effects?/ hard to tell ] kept her off about six broadcasts and taping sessions. The shape of things to come: Shiela McRae would within a year work with Johnny Olsen when she joined the Jackie Gleason Show cast

Johnny Olson was so fun and funny. Thank you so much for bringing this wonderful show back.

This was hilarious and very special !!!!!

Johnny olson "Come on down!"

He went on to announce for MANY Mark Goodson/Bill Todman game shows, AFTER "What's My Line?"-including "Match Game"; "Tattletales"; "The Price Is Right"; and MANY others! :)

They're all deceased. R.I.P.

A few commenters here before me have alluded to one of Johnny's later (and very famous) lines... He was the guy who made the line "Come On Down! ... You're the next contestant on The Price Is Right" famous in his role as announcer on that show until his passing. His replacement, Rod Roddy had to take up where Johnny left off, and while Rod was good as an announcer, nobody seemed to have the same persona and personality that Mr. Olson blessed us with, in his work.

LOVE LOVE LOVE

Msr. Chevalier was a good-looking ol' guy, wasn't he ? He was really beloved in his day.

Husband and wife entertainers were the parents of the lovely, gracious, multi-talented, multi-faceted comedic actress Meredith MacRae-she played Sally Ann Morrison/Douglas-the longtime girlfriend and eventual wife of Tim Considine's character of "Mike Douglas" on "My Three Sons" (1963-1965). Additionally-she played one of the daughters on "Petticoat Junction" (1966-1970). Sadly enough-she died in 2000, at the age of 56, after a long battle with brain cancer and then a botched brain operation conducted by an egregiously incompetent "brain surgeon"! :(

The last words you want to hear on your deathbed is Johnny Olson saying "Come on dooooown!“

I love John Daly's conferences, wish I could have had one!

I was in the audience of The Price is Right in '81, and Mr. Olson did the warm up and announcing, also, they do an after the show segment with a prize, to keep the audience jacked up.

Went to a Merv Griffin game show with my elementary school class and Johnny did the warm up. Treated us kids as nice and as warmly as the rest of the audience. Thanks for the great memories of a truly nice man.

One of the best ever! Thank you so much for all your work bringing this delightful show for us

Arlene Francis, before the show: "Oh Martin, you'll never guess who I saw in the lift earlier! Maurice Chevalier! You know what THAT means!"

A rare episode where the panel gets skunked by everyone except the second mystery guest!

good wholesome and now historic entertainment

Love watching these

Johnny Olson born 5-22-1910 exactly 104 years ago today

What a talent he was----enjoyed this show lots--thx Match Box!

Johnny gave himself away about a half dozen times, and they still couldn't pick it up.

Originally telecast live on April 4, 1965.

Before my time but love these episodes

Arlene seemed to be enamored of Johnny Olsen. These are great!

Then a few years later, Johnny would strike gold with The New Price is Right.

John said to Chevalier that he wished when he was himself 77 that he would have the same perennial youth and glorious confidence. Sadly John Daly in fact died four days after his 77th birthday.

" Tell them what they won Johnny". Seems like I heard that a few times over the years. LOL

Poor gal, the pool hall lady. Tough act to follow, first the hilarious Johnny Olson who had the panel in stitches and then living legend Maurice Chevalier!

That was a great impersonation of Frank Nelson at 7:45 Hilarious

This episode contains some of the sharpest repartee between John Daly and Bennett Cerf.

always wanted someone to do multiple voices...johnny o does it well!

Note the women stand for a distinguished older man as a sign of respect

With their knack of figuring out mystery guests (especially Bennett), I'm amazed that he didn't give himself away at the 5:15 mark.

Bennet now an Admiral in the Nebraska Navy. Ok, that would narrow it down to Lake McConahay and the Platte River! Congrats Admiral!

Johnny was so very funny.

THE ALL TIME GREAT WHAT'S MY LINE MYSTERY GUEST SEGMENT

He sings, he dances, he makes with the wisecrackers. It was like the blind leading the blind.