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File:Vivienne Nearing, Jack Barry, Charles Van Doren NYWTS.jpg
Quiz show "21" host Jack Barry turns toward contestant Charles Van Doren as fellow contestant Vivienne Nearing looks on / World Telegram & Sun photo by Orlando Fernandez.

  • Van Doren's total winnings of $129,000 is displayed, documenting this photograph as being taken March 11, 1957, his last appearance on the show.
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Deutsch: Charles Van Doren (* 12. Februar 1926) wurde als Kandidat der amerikanischen Quiz-Show "Twenty-One" berühmt.
English: Charles Lincoln Van Doren (born February 12, 1926) is a noted American intellectual. In the late 1950s, Van Doren was involved in a scandal when he confessed that he had been given the right answers by the producers of a TV game show whose producers sought to attract more viewers.

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