OT - "What's My Line"

[Mark Padgett]

I was watching an episode of "What's My Line" on Game Show Network from, I think, 1959. One of the contestants was a woman about 40 years old, who was very attractive, wearing a tight cocktail dress and diamond earrings. She was from Ontario, Canada and was self-employed. The panel failed at guessing her occupation.

She was a baseball and softball umpire and worked Canadian amateur baseball and softball. The panelists said she "certainly didn't look the part".

I don't think she wore that dress and earrings while working, though.

[Rita C]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

I was watching an episode of "What's My Line" on Game Show Network from, I think, 1959. One of the contestants was a woman about 40 years old, who was very attractive, wearing a tight cocktail dress and diamond earrings. She was from Ontario, Canada and was self-employed. The panel failed at guessing her occupation.

She was a baseball and softball umpire and worked Canadian amateur baseball and softball. The panelists said she "certainly didn't look the part".

I don't think she wore that dress and earrings while working, though.

That does not make a good picture.

Rita

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

I was watching an episode of "What's My Line" on Game Show Network from, I think, 1959. One of the contestants was a woman about 40 years old, who was very attractive, wearing a tight cocktail dress and diamond earrings. She was from Ontario, Canada and was self-employed. The panel failed at guessing her occupation.

She was a baseball and softball umpire and worked Canadian amateur baseball and softball. The panelists said she "certainly didn't look the part".

I don't think she wore that dress and earrings while working, though.

Shagatha Crawford.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

I was watching an episode of "What's My Line" on Game Show Network from, I think, 1959. One of the contestants was a woman about 40 years old, who was very attractive, wearing a tight cocktail dress and diamond earrings. She was from Ontario, Canada and was self-employed. The panel failed at guessing her occupation.

She was a baseball and softball umpire and worked Canadian amateur baseball and softball. The panelists said she "certainly didn't look the part".

I don't think she wore that dress and earrings while working, though.

Could you tell if there were fishnets?

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

Could you tell if there were fishnets?

Strangely enough, there weren't.