What's My Line? - Cyril Ritchard; Robert Preston [panel] (Dec 22, 1957)

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  @justjackcorgi2002 · 11 years ago

  Lt. John Tuck, Jr. was my father. The Antarctic and IGY studies (including photos of my dad) were featured in Life Magazine and National Geographic, possibly helping in his being quickly identified. <br>As all of this occurred long before I was born; and with his passing when I was a teen, I treasure this clip.

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• SU

  @SuperSusieBell · 6 months ago

  What a wonderful childhood memory seeing Captain Hook again and it’s true he was the most delightful villain to us kids!!

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• TH

  @thunderball6908 · 2 years ago

  I am so, so glad they kept Robert Preston for the film version of The Music Man. &nbsp;It is one of my favorite older musicals.

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• WI

  @Wizardofgosz · 8 years ago

  Wow. Robert Preston plays a helluva game!

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• TH

  @thomtlc2 · 7 years ago

  Bennett asks: &quot;When do you think we will reach the moon?&quot; The guest felt an unmanned landing could occur within a couple of years, but could not venture a guess as to how long before a human might get there. And here I&apos;m watching this on the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing.

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• TO

  @ToddSF · 10 years ago

  Robert Preston appears to be quite smart and I&apos;m delighted to know that about him.

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• KI

  @kitty3863 · 6 months ago

  What a delightful and distinguished actor Cyril Ritchard is!!

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• ED

  @Eddy438 · 9 years ago

  When Dorothy said that Mr. Preston was better than all of them, she was only speaking the truth.

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• TR

  @tracygaluszynski1868 · 2 years ago

  Robert Preston is too good.

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• WO

  @worldnotworld · 3 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf_P3T14JsE&amp;t=462">7:42</a> &quot;... I&apos;d have another part of my anatomy...&quot; – incredible!

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• BL

  @bluecamus5162 · 4 years ago

  From the Dartmouth archives. --- &quot;John Tuck Jr, was born in 1933. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1954 after which he went on active duty in the Navy&apos;s Civil Engineering Corps. He served aboard the icebreaker &quot;Edisto&quot; in the Arctic before volunteering for Antarctic duty. In 1957, he was among a group that became the first to reach the South Pole on foot since Scott in 1911-12. Mount Tuck in Antarctica was later named in his honor. After leaving the Navy, Tuck became a geography professor at the University of Wisconsin and later the University of Georgia.&quot;

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  @user-ud1zw5ly9d · 1 year ago

  Please keep giving us these. What’s my line programs.

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