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Comic Broadway star, Stubby Kaye is the guest panelist this evening. He joins Arlene Francis, Dorothy Kilgallen, and Bennett Cerf. Host John Daly mentions that Dorothy Kilgallen will return to Washington this evening on this, the second inaugural of President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The first contestant is the Reverend Bob Richard, Olympic pole vault champ at the 1952 and, more recently, the 1956 Olympics. Dorothy recognizes him and correctly identifies him. Next up, a Kansas woman, Mrs. Charlotte Price, who crochets pockets for pool tables. The panel is stumped but charmed that this dainty Midwestern lady's occupation. Popular television personality and comedian, George Gobel is the mystery guest tonight and is pegged by Arlene Francis. John Daly brings on the final contestant, though, as usual, the show is short on time. The gentleman signs as Wes Sutton, civilian cook for the United States Air Force. Unfortunately, time runs out, and Mr. Daly is forced to disclose Mr. Sutton's occupation. The show ends with John Daly and the panel wishing each other good night and John Daly reminding those watching the show who are not United States citizens to register during this month of January which has been designated for that very purpose. As ever, he invites viewers at home to tune in next week.