Penny To A Million July 6, 1955

[@Spike-m2p]

Anyone else playing along? Thanks for posting this!

[@williamferry6573]

The quizmaster, Bill Goodwin, was the longtime announcer for the George Burns and Gracie Allen Program on radio. You'll also see him in numerous Warner Brothers pictures in the late 40s and into the 50s, most often in Doris Day movies.

[@lukeheaton5336]

I believe the actor in the Raleigh commercials is Art Gilmore who played Lt. Moore on Adam-12. He was a frequent player in Jack Webb productions and was also the narrator on Highway Patrol, starring Broderick Crawford.

[@tyrese3745]

5:16 Wow! Jay looked so young and without his glasses, too.

[@TheTruthResearchers]

FAB RARE GEM!!! THANKS JARED!!

[@chumrain]

You're very welcome!

[@theboredprogrammer1114]

Oh I like the concept of this game, must be fun to do at our happy hour at work where each one of us take turns to be game masters and get prize trinkets for the winners.

[@petervance6777]

this is like an snl sketch..prize is a pack of cigarettes and a pen..hysterical!😸

[@wmbrown6]

Remember, back then ABC was the poorest of the three networks. Their early 1960's "Yours for a Song" had to use public domain tunes because the use of more popular stuff would have bankrupted the network.

[@fromthesidelines]

As seen on Wednesdays at 9:30pm(et). Jay Stewart, announcer.

[@2005dave]

Jay would later reunite with Alan Gilbert on Let's Make A Deal... Alan was for many years head writer.

[@EdwardNoname-ff3pd]

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[@TonyMontana-bl3qe]

The whole audience is gone? 💀💀💀