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GSN Will Honor TV Host and Renowned Ventriloquist Paul Winchell in a Special Two-Day Tribute Wed., June 29 and Thurs., June 30
Winchell Tribute Includes Classic Game Show Appearances on 'What's My Line?'
SANTA MONICA, Calif., June 27 -- GSN will be airing tributes
to TV host/ventriloquist Paul Winchell, who passed away last Friday at the age
of 82, on June 29 and 30th. Winchell is best known for performances with his
equally famous dummy Jerry Mahoney and for being the voice of "Tigger" in the
Walt Disney animated "Winnie-the-Pooh" movies and TV series. Also an
inventor, Winchell was one of the original inventors of the artificial heart.
Below is the schedule for the two-day tribute. All times are Eastern and
Pacific.
Wednesday, June 29th
3:00am What's My Line Ep. 4/29/56
Paul Winchell and his dummy Jerry Mahoney make their first appearance as
a panelist joining Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf and Dorothy Kilgallen.
Legendary ventriloquist Edgar Bergen and his dummy Mortimer Snerd appear as
the mystery guests on this April 29, 1956 broadcast. Host: John Daly
3:30am What's My Line Ep. 6/3/56
Paul Winchell returns for his second appearance on the panel joining
Arlene Francis, Dorothy Kilgallen and Peter Lawford. Two mystery guests,
architect Frank Lloyd Wright and Liberace, are on hand to stump the panel in
this June 3, 1956 broadcast. Host: John Daly
Thursday, June 30th
3:00am What's My Line Ep. 6/24/56
Paul Winchell and Jerry Mahoney are back for another visit to the panel,
again joining Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf and Dorothy Kilgallen. The mystery
guests tonight are the Cincinnati Reds baseball team and Bob Hope with his
daughter Linda. John Daly guides the panel in this episode, first broadcast
June 24, 1956.
3:30am What's My Line Ep. 7/22/56
Paul Winchell and his dummy Jerry Mahoney put their heads together with
regular panelists Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf and Vivian Blaine as they try
to guess a man who makes ventriloquist dummies, a female boxer and mystery
guest Jerry Lewis. Original broadcast of July 22, 1956 with John Daly as
host.
GSN, the Network for Games, is the only U.S. television network dedicated
to game-related programming and interactive game playing. The network
features game shows, reality series, documentaries, video game programs and
casino games. As the industry leader in interactivity, GSN features over 100
hours per week of interactive programming, which allows viewers a chance to
win prizes by playing along with GSN's televised games via GSN.com. Reaching
57 million Nielsen homes, GSN is distributed in the U.S. through all major
cable systems and satellite providers. The network is jointly owned by Sony
Pictures Entertainment and Liberty Media Corporation. For further media
information, visit GSN's press website at corp.gsn.com.
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