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Dorothy Kilgallen, Fred Allen, Arlene Francis and Bennett Cerf, this evening's panelists, enter the stage through a curtain, go to their seats and introduce each other, as ever. Host and moderator, John Daly, greets the panel and is quick to explain the change as letters received by viewers who wanted to see the ladies' ensembles. The first contestant is Thor Thors, Icelandic Ambassador to both the United States and the United Nations. Miss Kilgallen identifies the diplomat almost immediately. Next up, a young attractive woman from Los Angeles, Miss Betsy Sherman, who is a bill collector. Though they come close, the panel is stumped, and Miss Sherman wins by default. Phil Silvers is the mystery celebrity guest tonight, and though Miss Francis and Mr. Cerf know his identity, Mr. Daly allows the panel to call Mr. Silvers's name in unison. Mr. Daly congratulates Mr. Silvers on the success of his CBS situation comedy, "The Phil Silvers Show." Unfortunately, Mr. Silvers relates an anecdote that goes on and on and precludes the possibility of one last contestant. However, Mr. Daly says the individual lives in Greater New York and will be rescheduled in short order. As ever, the panel and Mr. Daly bid each other good night and Mr. Daly invites viewers to tune in next Sunday evening at 10:30 Eastern Standard Time.