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Dorothy was definitely born a hundred years too early. If she was living now she wouldn’t be relegated to just being an entertainment reporter, she’d be billionaire executive running an entire media empire.

Back then it was unusual for a woman to be a dentist, let along a Nun.

Not so long ago when dentistry was so painful. Now it is virtually painless.

Be honest now sister hahaha!

Sister Professional doesn't laugh at her own jokes.

RE member this?

Oof, the actor consistently softens his voice at the end of each sentence and loses the punch line. Where was the Director to help? The audience is sitting in silence.

The etiquette observed in those days is sorely missed.

You can never win 😜 the nuns walk with big stick 🏒 and they know how to use it. You lost they always win 😜😭

"nuns4fun" sounds like a porno

Daaaaa Bears da Bears da Bears da Bears da Bears

how does this gem not have more views

What the fuck

OMG! Hysterically funny. I went to Catholic school in Chicago from 1963 to '71. I had mustachioed nuns who would actually whack us around with their big, thick, olive-pit rosaries. And they used biting sarcasm.

Sister Christina wears the traditional habit and the crucifex. This must have occurred before the heretical Vatican II.

the only time that the nun who taught us in 7th grade came in contact with student's mouths was when she was slapping someone across the face. She was one tough disciplinarian, with the physique of a truck driver.

I love this! "Do the children come to you voluntarily?" and she says, "Yes." I think that is a tad optimistic on her part! But what charming people - everyone from the Sister to the host to the panel.

Good times 😊

Never knew John Daly came from South Africa

My cousin, Sr Mary Immaclae was a Marist Missionary Sister from Framimgham, Ma. She taught in tbe Solomon Islands for 45 years. I remember my family talking about Framingham all the time. Sr. Mary Immaculae had a big influence on my life. She past away in 2018. I do miss her.

I still have flashbacks of the abuse dished out by the nuns at the Catholic Elementary School I attended for 8 years. Ever have a wooden drumstick cracked across your knuckles in the first grade? Ever seen a nun brake her cane as it smashed on the top of a child's desk? The broke end just missing a student's face. Open-handed slaps across the face were common for all students that looked cross-eyed at a nun. In the 1980's, there was a nun who was going around the country giving lectures and such. Her stage name was "Fun Nun". There is no such thing as a fun nun.

🥺 That was the sweetest thing !! Dorothy showed her respect to Sister by standing to greet her ❣️ Sooo Sweet

Daly didn't ask "Miss or Mrs".

Interesting, John Daily described growing up in South Africa, which we know at that time practiced apartheid, and apparently so did "What's My Line", because you never saw people of color as guests, or on the panel for that matter. No Sydney Poitier, no Ella Fitzgerald, no Duke Ellington, no Louis Armstrong, ,........the list could go on and on, apparently they were all the wrong color? Maybe the show should have been called "What's My White Line"?

I love how respectfully the panel responds to this nun when she exits, they all stood up out of respect for her. This was a different time in American history when good manners prevailed.

Click bait

promo sm 🎶

daly was such a professional

I went to Catholic grammar school in the late 50s, all the pupils of L'Ecole de Ste. Cécile were very fond of the nuns. This hilarious production, targets Catholic Boomers with a warm, nostalgic hug. Oui, merci ma soeur!

I remember this commercial when was teenage many decades along😂😂😂

Back when the world had Class...........

Back when people had respect for the Catholic Church. The way even the women panelists stood to shack her hand was so classy.

Love everything about this show😊

Talon’s Cement Glue shelled out big money 💰 to get The World’s greatest movie Director Sergio Leone and the world’s greatest movie Scorer to make this commercial a truly IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

And who said THE BABY JESUS CAN’T PITCH A TENT

FOR STICKING AND CORRECTING. - - - AMEN 🙏 🙏 🙏

Conversation is so eloquent and tempered back in the day.

Very sweet when Dorothy stood when Sister Christina was introduced

Only 2nd time I saw whole panel stand to shake hands with a guest, other was widow of ex president FDR.

Back in the days when nuns wore their habits, believed the Gospel, and were devoted to a Church confident in the truth of its own teachings.

This is one of the very best videos on UA-cam

My speech therapist as a kid was a Dominican nun. I definitely relate with this. Very refreshing to see this clip. :)

Oh for these days back!

Sr. Anti dentite!

Love it third time going always a treat

I love that she "has" to double check 😂.. Love Rue ⭐💛 so much.. 💜🌿

As usual, Bennett Cerf is the smartest panel member.

I had a feeling that they were going to guess it when daily changed her answer and then you spoke at great length about the reluctancy of children, and I believe that was all the panel needed to discern her job

Lol

Seeing Sister Christina come out on the WML stage immediately transported me back to September 1962, when I was enrolled at my local Catholic school, as a first-grader. I was absolutely terrified, but the very loving "Sisters" soon put me at ease. My school was in a very "modest" neighborhood, and the school itself was relatively small in terms of student population. I spent eight years there, and in retrospect, I fully realize how my school "Nuns" truly taught me about self-determination and integrity. Were they sometimes tough? Certainly they were, but never in any way which could be termed physically or mentally abusive. Growing kids will test the boundaries, and I was no exception. Well, I learned. Cheers to Sister Christina and all of those dear ladies I am now thinking about.