The premise was simple: two teams of celebrities each played charades with topics sent in by viewers. The team doing it in the shortest amount of time won.
'Pantomime Quiz' quickly made it to a network, but often as a replacement series--thus, it made the rounds, off and on, on CBS, ABC and NBC and DuMont. Later in it's run, Stokey re-named the show 'Stump the Stars'.
At the first-ever Emmy Awards handed out January 29, 1949, 'Pantomime Quiz' won as 'Most Popular Television Program'moreless
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