People from the audience were asked to guess from voices alone whether people behind a curtain were real celebrities or impersonators. Winners received $50; losers got $5, with the other $45 donated to the national war fund. The opener featured the real Basil Rathbone, the real Ted Lewis, the real Frank Morgan, and a young lady named Judie Manners, who did such a clever impersonation of Kate Smith singing When the Moon Comes over the Mountain that she fooled almost everyone. _{John Dunning}