I've Got a Secret Basil Rathbone (Season 1, Episode 26)
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TV Episode | Family, Game-Show

I've Got a Secret

Basil Rathbone (Season 1, Episode 26)

TV-G

TV Episode | Family, Game-Show

For the next six months after this episode, the program would alternate with 'Racket Squad' eleven times. Sponsored by Arrid Cream Deodorant (new footage). Garry had an empty water glass and read a Christmas poem about the panel. Bill ...See moreFor the next six months after this episode, the program would alternate with 'Racket Squad' eleven times. Sponsored by Arrid Cream Deodorant (new footage). Garry had an empty water glass and read a Christmas poem about the panel. Bill successfully guessed in Game 1 that Herman Perlman of Washington, D.C. decorated the bathtubs in the White House, and was also the winner of the national 'I've Got a Secret' contest, of which he got a $500 bond; Garry remembered this at the last minute. Henry successfully guessed in Game 2 that Marion Ettie was the 1953 Orange Ball Queen. For the Special Guest Round in Game 3, Jayne successfully guessed that Basil Rathbone was wearing long red flannels (of which he subsequently shows off), and Garry forgot to go to Bill at the fourth turn. The panel was stumped in Game 4 by Mrs. Saretta of Manhattan, New York, who was nurse for Kitty Carlisle's husband, playwright Moss Hart. See less

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Name	Known for
Garry Moore Self - Moderator Self - Moderator See fewer	It Happened to Jane (1959)
Basil Rathbone Self - Guest Self - Guest See fewer	The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)
Bill Cullen Self - Panelist Self - Panelist See fewer	Three on a Match (1971)
Jayne Meadows Self - Panelist Self - Panelist See fewer	City Slickers (1991)
Henry Morgan Self - Panelist Self - Panelist See fewer	Murder, Inc. (1960)
Kitty Carlisle Self - Panelist Self - Panelist See fewer	A Night at the Opera (1935)
John Cannon Self - Announcer Self - Announcer See fewer	I've Got a Secret (1952)