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Dorothy Kilgallen, Arlene Francis and Martin Gabel are joined by British stage star, Martyn Green, on this 500th broadcast and 10th-anniversary broadcast. First up is Don L. Brown, a Colorado man who is the Physical Education Director at a women's college. Dorothy Kilgallen almost immediately identifies Mr. Brown's profession but mentions that where he teaches is a school for girls. Next up, Mrs. Thelma Wagner of Hampton, Iowa. Mrs. Wagner makes horse blankets. After much discussion, Arlene Francis asks if Mrs. Wagner has anything to do with horse blankets and the panel wins the round. Mystery celebrity guest this special evening is Julie Andrews, star of the blockbuster Lerner and Loewe musical, "My Fair Lady," and Rodger's and Hammerstein's acclaimed television version of "Cinderella." Arlene Francis hits the proverbial nail yet again and correctly identifies Miss Andrews. Finally, a New York City woman, Miss Judy Joye is asked to sign in, though time is running short. Miss Joye is a professional skin diver ( searching, salvaging and instructing), but the clock does, indeed, run out and the young lady wins the round by default. John Daly thanks Mr. Green for filling in for Bennett Cerf, who is on jury duty, bids the panel good night and, as is his custom these last ten years, invites viewers to tune in next week for another episode of "What's MY Line."