(male announcer)
Groucho Marx...
[theme music]
In...
[theme music]
[singing]
Groucho sent me
To see the new DeSoto
Groucho sent me,
and I love to drive this car
It's long and low and roomier
So handsome, you can see
It's powerful, and I'm so glad
that Groucho sent me
(all, singing)
Listen to him
When you hear Groucho say
Go drive the new DeSoto
at DeSoto Plymouth dealers
Toda-a-a-ay!
[applause]
Here I am again with $2,000
for one of our couples,
and if any of them
say the secret word,
this, uh, moth-eaten duck
will fly down and pay 'em $100.
The word tonight is:
Scram.
[audience laughter]
Arrivederci!
George, proceed.
(George)
Well, Groucho, we have a couple
of young single people
for you tonight.
And, uh, their names
are Ms. Barbara Schmidt
and Mr. Mario DaRe.
So would you come in,
please, folks,
and meet Groucho Marx?
Welcome, welcome
to the Desoto Plymouth dealer.
Say the secret word
and you'll divide $100.
It's a common word,
something you find around the house.
Barbara Schmidt
and Mario Do-re-mi...
uh, A.
Uh, which one is Barbara?
I am.
Oh, that's it, you're Barbara.
That's about
the silliest question
I guess I've ever asked
on this show.
How old are you, Barbara?
I'm eighteen.
Eighteen, huh?
A lovely age for a girl.
In fact, it's a lovely age
for a woman of 40.
[audience laughter]
Mister...
You're not married,
are you, Barbara?
(Barbara)
No, I'm not.
You're not, huh?
Are you engaged?
No.
(Groucho)
Completely free agent?
I'm completely unattached.
Is that so?
You mean your zipper's broken?
[audience laughter]
Well, something's
holding you together,
and I, I wish it was me.
[audience laughter]
Where are you from originally?
Heaven?
Originally, I'm from
Albany, New York.
(Groucho)
Albany, eh?
Yes, and now I live in Pasadena.
Oh.
Well, uh, tell me,
do you go to school,
do you have a job,
or are you self sustaining,
or self-supporting, or what?
No, I go to school,
I go to UCLA,
and I'm majoring in English.
Oh.
Well, that's pretty good.
Do you speak it at all?
[audience laughter]
Now, why did you come to California
to learn English?
Don't they, uh,
speak English in Albany?
Yes, well, I prefer the climate
here in California.
(Groucho)
Oh.
You--Mario,
is that your name?
(Mario)
Mario, yes.
Mario, you're not
Mario Lanza, are ya?
No, I'm Mario DaRe.
Are you related to Mario Lanza?
No, but Aldo Ray's my brother.
(Groucho)
He's related to Mario Lanza?
No, he's my brother.
Your brother is Aldo Ray?
Yeah.
Well, congratulations.
You're very lucky.
[laughter and applause]
Now, then, who is Aldo Ray?
[laughter]
He's a movie star.
(Groucho)
He's a movie st--
Yeah, oh, movie star.
The only movie star I know
is Francis X. Bushman.
[audience laughter]
You're a pretty big brute,
Mario, aren't you?
I'm big, yeah.
(Groucho)
Yeah.
I'm surprised you don't play football.
Why is that?
Well, I do play football.
I play for the University
of Southern California.
I've played there
for three years now.
[applause]
You play with USC?
That's just what I said.
I'm surprised you don't play football.
[audience laughter]
Do you hate USC, uh, Barbara?
I don't hate it.
(Groucho)
No?
But I'm for UCLA.
(Groucho)
Uh-huh.
So am I.
No, only in the last
five minutes.
[audience laughter]
Up to now,
I was a fan of Rutgers.
[audience laughter]
Now Barbara, I imagine life
must be interesting
for a pretty girl in college.
I've never been
a pretty girl in college,
but, uh, I'm only guessing.
I mean, I wasn't even
a pretty girl in high school.
[audience laughter]
Does anything exciting
ever happen to you, Barbara?
The most exciting thing
that ever happened to me
was I was chosen the 1954
Rose Queen in Pasadena.
(Groucho)
Oh, you were Queen of the Roses?
Yes.
[applause]
(Groucho)
Well, that's a very high honor.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
Pretty tough competition.
Yes, there was quite a bit.
Well, enough.
Let's get down to brass tacks.
We've had enough
of this historical stuff.
Mario, would you marry this girl?
No, I can't, I'm going--
(Groucho)
You can't?
I'm going steady right now.
[hooting and hollering]
Well, call her up and tell her
you're going to marry Barbara!
She'll understand.
Women are very
understanding that way.
[audience laughter]
Well, say, your girl must be
quite a dish, Mario,
if you'll turn down
the Rose Queen for her.
How did you meet
your inamorata?
[chuckles]
Well, I met her about two years ago
at a dance, and I liked her,
so a couple of weeks later,
I asked her out,
and...that's it.
We've been going out ever since.
If you were so crazy about her,
why did you wait two weeks?
Were you saving up a dime
for the phone?
No, I was busy doing other things.
[audience laughter]
Other things?
My boy, take it from an old hand
in these matters:
There are no other things!
[audience laughter]
Well, where is this dazzler?
Is she out front here tonight?
Is she with you?
No, she's in Pinole, California.
That's about 400 miles north of L.A.
(Groucho)
She's 400 miles from here?
Yeah.
She's a secretary
for the district attorney up there.
Oh, that's bad.
[audience laughter]
You mean your girl is 400 miles away
and you turn down a date
with probably the most
beautiful girl in America,
who is standing
right next to you?
Well, I have to, I guess.
[audience laughter]
No choice.
You know, that's like
living in Las Vegas
and going all the way
to Cedar Rapids
just to play bingo
in a church bazaar.
[audience laughter]
Well, you're, you're
an attractive couple,
and Mario,
if you're smart,
you'll marry this girl as soon
as she can support you.
[audience laughter]
I forgot to ask you one question:
Do you have a fella?
No.
Or did I ask you?
Why not?
Well, I had many fellas.
(Groucho)
Oh.
Yes.
(Groucho)
Well, I see.
All right, let's play
"You Bet Your Life."
I had a fellow who wanted
to meet you.
It was me.
[audience laughter]
You both know the rules
of this swindle?
Uh, this game?
Yes.
You selected
the musical category.
These are all top tunes
of the last 20 years.
And Fenneman, just keep
looking right here, eh?
Okay, now what do you
wanna start with?
Ten, twenty,
all the way to 100.
Fifty?
(Groucho)
Fifty?
Seventy?
Make it 70.
(Groucho)
Seventy?
Seventy.
Okay, this song
is from the score
of the musical
"Knickerbocker Holiday."
Now, you give me the title.
[smooth trumpet music]
(male vocalist)
La da da da dee dee...
"September Song."
Should we tell him?
"September Song."
"September Song"
is absolutely right.
[applause]
And you're off
to a good start.
You have $170.
Now what are you
gonna take a fling at?
Should we go
with 75 or 80, or...?
Eighty?
We'll go 80.
Eighty.
(Groucho)
Eighty dollars.
Sammy Cahn
and Jule Styne
wrote this song
about ten years ago.
What's the name of it?
Play it.
[jazzy rendition of "Let it Snow"]
It's "Let it Snow."
Am I right?
"Let it Snow, Let it Snow..."
Am I right?
"Let it Snow, Let it Snow"?
(Groucho)
That's right.
"Let it Snow" is right.
[applause]
You now have $250.
What are you
going to go for now?
Ninety?
We'll go for the 90.
(Groucho)
Ninety.
This song was a big hit
a few years ago.
Let's see if you can identify it.
[mellow '50s pop music]
"Wish You Were Here,"
"Wish You Were Here."
"Wish You Were Here"?
(Groucho)
"Wish You Were Here" is right.
[applause]
You now have $340.
(Groucho)
It's your last chance
to beat the other couples--
what are you gonna go for?
Wanna go 100?
We'll go $100.
A hundred dollars.
This song was written
by Rodgers and Hammerstein.
What is the title of it?
Play it, Jack.
[melodic show tunes ballad]
"Hello, Young Lovers"?
That right?
Is it "Hello, Young Lovers"?
Is--"Hello, Young Lovers"?
(Groucho)
That's right.
Now give him a big kiss!
Oh!
[applause]
And you wind up with $440!
There goes that girl
in the district attorney
and everything else.
[audience laughter]
(Groucho)
Thanks, and good luck
from the DeSoto Plymouth dealers.
Oh, thank you so much!
[applause]
[upbeat '50s pop music]
[singing]
Groucho sent me
To see the new DeSoto
Groucho sent us,
and we want to drive this car
Oh, what a thrill
you're going to feel
When you're behind the wheel
DeSoto is the smartest car
Smartest of the smart cars
It's so stylish
And now, as Groucho says
Let's drive the new DeSoto
At DeSoto Plymouth
dealers today!
(male announcer)
From every angle--
from here, from here,
or from here--
DeSoto is smart.
DeSoto is the car that
makes people stop and look.
The car you'll be proud to have
standing in front of your house.
It's smart to own the smartest
of the smart cars.
Here's is DeSoto's smart
double-cockpit instrument panel,
with a new flight control lever,
convenient but out of your way,
because it's used so seldom.
And outside,
accenting the forward look,
is the dramatic slash of color
we call a "color sweep."
It's beautiful styling like this
that makes the new DeSoto...
Drive a DeSoto
before you decide.
(all, singing)
Go drive the new DeSoto
At DeSoto Plymouth
dealers toda-a-a-ay!
Ah, Groucho,
we have a man
with an unusual
occupation for you.
He's Mr. Verne Lucius Cameron.
His partner is a housewife.
She's Mrs. Mariana Ehrlich.
So folks, if you'd come in,
please, and meet Groucho Marx.
Welcome to "You Bet Your Life."
Say the secret word
and divide $100.
It's a common word, something
you find around the house.
Mrs. Mariana Ehrlich
and Mr. Verne Lucius Cameron.
Couple of pretty fancy
monikers, there.
Mariana, where are you from?
I'm originally
from Czechoslovakia,
and I came of a friend
in Portugal to the United States.
(Groucho)
You came with a friend
from Portugal
to the United States?
I came with my best friend,
my husband.
Your best friend
is your husband?
Uh-huh.
Well, that may be true
in Czechoslovakia, but...
[audience laughter]
Whereabouts behind
the Iron Curtain
did you come from?
Prague, Czechoslovakia.
(Groucho)
Prague, eh?
Mm-hmm.
You were poor but Prague
at the time, huh?
[laughter]
Could you give us some idea
of your age, Mariana?
I'd rather skip that question.
(Groucho)
You'd rather skip it?
Well, skip around here,
and then give us your age.
[audience laughter]
I did once learn
a phrase that said
that a girl who tells her age
is liable to tell anything.
[audience laughter]
(Groucho)
Well, I expect to learn
many other things out of you
before we're through!
You're, uh,
Jules Verne Lucius Cameron.
I was named after Jules Verne.
Is that right.
And you're, you're--
He was named first,
and I was named after.
Yeah, well,
that's a good thing, huh.
[laughter]
Where are you from, Verne?
I was born in Sioux City, Iowa, and--
Oh, that's where all the lawyers
come from, isn't it?
Is it?
I didn't know that.
Well, it's "Sue" City.
I imagine that's
where they come from.
(Verne)
Oh, I see.
[audience groans]
I spent three years in Iowa,
three years in Kansas,
and then spent most
of my boyhood in Oklahoma.
What sort of work do you do?
Groucho, I'm a hydrologist.
You mean you eat
only vegetables?
No sir.
What's a--
well, what is a--
A hydrologist is a man
who locates--or a woman--
who locates, uh,
underground liquids,
oil or water.
You mean like a bootlegger?
[audience laughter]
Yes, if they're underground.
Well, how do you go about
finding water?
Well, I have instruments
that I developed
over a period of 32 years
of locating, locating wells.
Well, what makes
this thing work?
It, uh, takes on a charge
from the electrical aura
around the body, and, uh,
this positive charge
causes it to become attracted
to the negative charge
coming up by reflection
from underground water.
Well, you lost me
quite some time ago.
[audience laughter]
Well, have you ever found
any wells for people?
Yes sir, I've located
thousands of them.
I don't know
how many thousands.
Well, how much do you charge
for finding water?
A cent a gallon?
Well, the price ranges
from 25 to 100 dollars...
A hundred dollars?
...per well, or $100 a day, flat rate.
A hundred dollars a day?
Yes sir.
Well, you must
be finding water,
because you're certainly
soaking somebody.
(Verne)
That's right.
[audience laughter]
(Groucho)
I'd like to go on talking to you two,
but the time has come to play
"You Bet Your Life."
(George)
In the race for the $2,000,
the first couple won $440,
and the secret word is "food."
I'm sure you're
familiar with this game,
and I don't have
to explain it for you.
Yes sir, I've watched it
many, many times.
This is a spelling quiz.
This is an old-fashioned
spelling bee.
You get only once chance
at the correct spelling,
and only one answer between you.
I want you
to spell a word
and then pronounce it,
is that clear?
Yes sir.
Spell it and then pronounce it.
All right, what do you start with?
Ten, twenty, fifty,
all the way to 100.
Seventy?
Seventy suits me.
Seventy suits me too.
All right, spell the word
"lieutenant,"
meaning an officer
in military service.
L-I-E-U-T-E-N-A-N-T.
All right.
This kid's from Czechoslovakia!
[giggles]
Imagine--
[applause]
You now have $170.
(Groucho)
What are you going to go for?
Eighty?
Eighty is good?
All right, sure.
Spell the word
"aluminum,"
meaning a light,
silver-white metal.
Metal.
A-L-U-M-I-N--
One moment.
Aluminum?
A-L-U-M-I-N-U-M.
That's right.
She's right!
[applause]
You now have $250.
You went to night school, huh?
I did.
(Groucho)
Yeah.
I went to night school.
(Groucho)
And day school, I think.
I know how to spell
better than to pronounce.
(Verne)
Ninety.
Well, spell the word
"fictitious,"
meaning not real,
counterfeit, not genuine.
(Mariana)
F-I-C...
T...
T-I-T-O-U-S.
No, I-O-U-S.
Ficti--
F-I-C-T-I-T-I-O-U-S.
F-I-C...
T-I...
T-O-U-S.
No, it's I-O-U-S.
Decide one answer
between you, now.
What are you going to say?
It's I-O-U-S, I'm sure.
Are you sure?
Mm-hmm.
(Groucho)
All right, then you spell it.
F-I-C-T-I-T-I-O-U-S,
fictitious.
That's right, that's right.
[applause]
You now have $340.
Some illiterate
in the front row
was hollering
you were wrong
[audience laughter]
I try.
(Groucho)
All right, it's your last chance
to beat the other couples.
What are you going to go for?
Hundred.
Hundred okay with you?
That's right.
All right, spell the word
"penitentiary,"
meaning a state
or federal prison.
P--
P-E-N-I...
T-I-E-N...
No, pen-i-ten-ti-a-ry.
P-E-N-I--
No, P-E--yes, that's right.
P-E--
N-I-T-E-N--
(Groucho)
All right, come on, now.
(together)
T-I-A-R-Y.
That's right.
(Groucho)
Now spell it.
One of you spell it.
P-E-N-I-T-E-N-T-I-A-R-Y.
(Groucho)
That is right.
[applause]
And you went all the way!
You wind up with $440!
Well, thanks, and good luck
from the DeSoto Plymouth dealers.
Thank you so much.
[applause]
Groucho, we invited
some girls who work
for an aircraft plant
to our factory tonight,
and just before
we went on the air,
our studio audience selected
June French to be on the show,
and her partner
is Mr. Albert Hall.
So folks, would you
come in, please,
and meet Groucho Marx.
Welcome, welcome
to the DeSoto Plymouth Dealer.
Say the secret word
and divide $100.
It's a common word,
something you find
around the house.
Mr. Albert Hall
and, uh, June French.
June, uh, how old are you?
I'm 21.
(Groucho)
Twenty-one, huh?
What's your hometown?
Mineola, Texas.
(Groucho)
Mineola, Texas?
Is there a town named Mineola?
Yes sir.
(Groucho)
What is that near?
Oh, it's about 80 miles
east of Dallas.
Well, how far is that
from Nieman Marcus?
That is Nieman Marcus.
(Groucho)
Oh.
Are you married?
(June)
Yes.
You are?
Yes.
(Groucho)
Well, you're pretty young
to be married, aren't you?
I've been married six years.
You were married
when you were 15?
Yes.
Boy, they catch 'em early
down there, don't they, huh?
No, I caught him early.
(Groucho)
Oh.
Well, at least you're
honest enough to admit it.
Most women are not.
[audience laughter]
Mr. Hall, uh,
where are you from?
Well, I'm originally
from Kansas.
Born in Kansas.
On a farm.
Well, you don't have
to get angry about it...
[audience laughter]
We had it tough out there.
This guy's trying
to hypnotize me.
[audience laughter]
I'm afraid to ask him
any more questions.
[raucous laughter]
Did you grow up on a farm
in Kansas?
[audience laughter]
Did you grow up on a farm
back there in Kansas?
No, I left when I was
ten years old.
Uh-huh.
And your name
is Albert Hall?
Yes.
(Groucho)
Well that's in London, isn't it?
Where the musicians,
uh, play in the concerts?
Oh yes.
You-- did you know that?
Were you named after that place?
Evidently.
I didn't select the name.
(Groucho)
Oh.
[audience laughter]
And you think I have such
a soft job up here, huh?
[audience laughter]
That's the last time
I come down here
without my blackjack.
[laughter]
Where did you go
when you left the farm?
Lincoln, Nebraska.
[audience laughter]
(Groucho)
What were you doing there?
Well, I went
to school there,
and when I quit school,
I got a job...
on the "Nebraska State Journal"
as a printer's devil.
[audience laughter]
[drowned out by laughter]
[raucous laughter]
Will you ask him
the next question?
[raucous laughter]
You were a printer's devil.
Well, why did you get fired?
Or maybe you
"weren't the type," huh?
(Albert)
I didn't get fired.
Oh.
(Groucho)
Al, are you married?
Oh yes.
(Groucho)
You are.
How long you
been married, Al?
Forty-two years.
Is your wife out here with you?
Yes, she's in the audience.
Uh-huh, oh.
Well, what sort of work
have you been doing lately?
Homicide, or...?
Well, I came to Seattle,
and I got a job
on the "Seattle Times."
Can you imagine
if he doesn't win
any money here,
what's gonna happen to me?
[audience laughter]
I'm leaving long before that.
[laughter]
You say you went to Seattle
and you got a job on the paper?
"Seattle Times,"
in the composing room.
(Groucho)
I see.
[imitating Albert]
And how long were you there?
[raucous laughter]
Sixteen years.
Maybe I can
out-frighten him, huh?
[audience laughter]
Boy, would he fit in all of
Dickens' stories, eh?
[laughter]
Well June, what kind
of work do you do?
I'm a messenger.
I feel safer asking you.
You're a messenger?
Well, what do you do
as a messenger?
Do you deliver messages?
No, I deliver blueprints
and supplies and food,
or anything else the--
the engineers want.
[festive bugle music]
[band playing march
with a flourish]
A-ha-ha!
Ho-ho!
(Groucho)
You said "food,"
so you and Gargantua
each get $50.
Oh boy!
[audience laughter]
(Groucho)
All right, all right, beat it, duck.
Now, who do you deliver
these things to?
To the engineers.
(Groucho)
Uh-huh.
Well, how are you dressed?
Uh, do you wear
this kind of an outfit?
Well, yes, skirts,
blouses, sweaters.
(Groucho)
You know, better be careful.
You know, I know something
about engineers.
They all have plans
of their own, you know.
[audience laughter]
Do these engineers--
[laughter]
Maybe I can charm him.
[laughter]
Mr. Hall, I am reluctant to do this,
but let's get back to you.
[laughter]
What are you doing
in Hollywood
and who are you
frightening?
[audience laughter]
What are you doing here
at present, Mr. Hall?
Well, things got tough
up in the mountains.
No money.
I came to Hollywood to find out
how they make money.
[audience laughter]
[imitating Albert]
Well, how do they make money?
Well, I...I walk up and down
Hollywood Boulevard,
and I come
to the conclusion
that 50% of 'em there
are on relief!
[audience laughter]
And then I think
the other 40%
are goin' around
to these banks
and loan companies.
There's three or four
in every block.
I think you've got
something there.
Now, have you decided
on the type of work
that you'd like to do
in Hollywood?
What would you like to do, Al,
long as you're out here now?
You're not doing anything.
Well, what you're doin' there
looks...kinda soft.
[audience laughter]
[applause]
Well, it is, but I don't want it
to get around, that's all, you see?
I guess the jig is up.
[audience laughter]
Well, Al, the time is up
for loose chat,
and now, let's play
"You Bet Your Life."
(George)
In the race for the $2,000,
the first two couples
are tied with $440.
(Groucho)
Uh, you both understand
the rules of the game?
Now, you selected geography.
And remember,
the more the question is worth,
the harder it is.
Well, if you say.
All right.
(Groucho)
How much?
She says 100.
A hundred?
Okay.
What country
is separated
by 1,000 miles
of the Republic of India?
Pakistan.
(Groucho)
Pakistan is right.
[applause]
Well, you're off to a good start.
You now have $200.
Now, just so we don't
have any confusion,
on the next questions,
consult before you answer,
because he might've said
something else.
And you wouldn't have
won the money.
All right, what are
you gonna go for now?
Ninety?
All right.
(Groucho)
Ninety dollars.
Now, one answer.
What great river
is sacred to the Hindus?
It empties into the Bay of Bengal.
Ganges.
(Groucho)
Ganges is right.
[applause]
She's smart.
You now have $290.
Hey, you're pretty lucky to have
a gal like that with you, Albert.
Oh, indeed.
I've always been lucky
all my life, Groucho.
(Groucho)
Well, I'm glad to hear that, Al.
Now what are you
going to go for?
Eighty?
Yeah, yeah.
Eighty.
The city of Buffalo,
New York, is located
on which of the Great Lakes?
Erie.
Lake Erie is right.
What happened to that
talk I gave you?
[applause]
You now have $370.
All right, what are
you gonna go for?
Seventy.
Yes.
(Groucho)
This is your last chance
to beat the other couples.
Sure.
Seventy dollars?
Seventy dollars.
What is the largest city
in Finland?
It is also the capital.
Now, one answer.
Talk it over first.
Helsinki?
Yeah.
I don't know.
Helsinki?
(Groucho)
That's right.
Helsinki is right.
[applause]
Give him a big kiss, now.
And you wind up with $440.
And that means
that all three--
I get everybody
married in this show,
if they're married or not.
If doesn't make a difference.
And that means that all three
of our couples tonight,
in just one minute,
will get the chance
at the DeSoto Plymouth
$2,000 question.
Everybody tied!
[applause]
Now, I have a question for you.
And it's a very important one.
Is your car safe to drive?
Can you see safely?
Can you steer safely?
Can you stop safely?
Well, if you're not
absolutely sure,
take your car to your DeSoto
Plymouth dealer tomorrow.
He'll make certain
your car is a safe car.
He'll make an expert check
of your brakes, tires, headlights,
tail lights, steering,
and all other important
safety features.
He'll make sure your car
is safe and dependable,
and tell you if you need
any adjustments or repairs.
And if you do,
he'll make them quickly
and at a reasonable cost.
His technicians
are specially trained,
and they use
the very latest equipment
and factory-approved methods.
They'll make your car
a safe car,
from headlights that enable you
to see clearly at night
to tail lights that enable
other drivers to see you.
Everything that's
important to your safety
will be put
in tip-top condition,
and it won't take long.
In a short time,
your DeSoto Plymouth dealer
will make your car
a safe car,
and at a reasonable cost.
No matter what make
of car you drive,
visit your DeSoto
Plymouth dealer tomorrow.
Make sure your car
is a safe car.
Well, Groucho,
here are the three couples,
all tied for the DeSoto
Plymouth $2,000 question.
We've given them
little slips of paper,
they'll write down
one answer between them,
and if they all get it right,
we'll, uh, split the money
among all of 'em.
For $2,000, what was the name
of the famous English jurist
whose commentaries
are fundamental
in any study of English law?
[whimsical tune]
...some famous
Englishman...
[music continues]
[music ends]
(Groucho)
All right, what are the answers?
(George)
Mr. DaRe?
Barbara Schmidt
and Mario DaRe's answer
is nothing.
June French and Al Hall's
answer is nothing.
Mariana Ehrlich
and Verne Cameron's answer
is also nothing.
This one has got "Hoyle",
but that's wrong.
It's Sir William Blackstone,
a very famous name
in the history
of jurisprudence.
I'm sorry, you all lost.
That means the big
question next week
will be worth $2,500.
Well, they lost
the big money,
but they all did pretty well
on the quiz,
didn't they, George?
(George)
Yes, all the way.
(Groucho)
How much did they each win?
(George)
Each couple won $440.
(Groucho)
Well, congratulations to all of you,
and to all of our contestants
on the show tonight,
and to both of you
and to everybody else.
[upbeat '50s theme music]
Friends, go in to see your
DeSoto Plymouth dealer tomorrow,
and when you do,
tell 'em Groucho sent you.
[theme music]
Be sure to tune
in next week,
same time, same station,
for Groucho Marx
in "You Bet Your Life"
on television.
On radio every
Wednesday night.
And don't miss the big
Chrysler corporation
TV show each week
on another network.
[applause]
[upbeat '50s music]
This is George Fenneman,
signing off with a message
from the National Safety Council.
The month of May
has been designated
as National Car
Safety Check Month.
To check accidents, take your car in
for a safety check without delay!
[theme music]
