The Price Is Right March 24, 1958 Daytime

[@donaleeslack4925]

I was 2 yrs old when this aired. I remember my mother watching this show as I grew up, and then in turn, I did, and now lol, my daughter does now 😊

[@gcfifthgear]

I had almost completely forgotten about Sandran "miracle vinyl floor coverings!"

[@GloDougherty]

I forgot he was a host!

[@GloDougherty]

He was funny!

[@ericsamuelson5656]

A new Daytime TPIR from NBC other than 1957! Let me know if you have any kinescopes of The Match Game from the 60s.

[@chumrain]

Unfortunately, I don't. I hope some will turn up somewhere, however unlikely that may be. Two ABC primetime episodes of TPIR from 1964 are on the way, as soon as they finish uploading.

[@tomservo56954]

@SPNKr16 Don't forget working alongside Art Fleming on the original JEOPARDY!

[@AllenJones-w3p]

Contestants on the Cullen-era TPIR were well-behaved and well-dressed.

[@chrismc410]

This a rare treat: Bill Cullen's era. A few years later, Jeopardy!s' own, Johnny Gilbert would not only announce but substitute host at least once

[@johnrichards4322]

The Voice of NBC…Don Pardo

[@greggsheaffer2521]

Stay tune for Truth Or Consequences next over most of these stations with Bob Barker who 14 years later would become host of TPIR

[@AllenJones-w3p]

Sam Levenson was a well-known comedian in the 50s and 60s. Other guest hosts on the Cullen-era TPIR included Jack Clark, Jack Narz and Arlene Francis.

[@peterj5022]

Bill had polio in one of his legs and the cameras were careful not to show his noticeable limp. I didn't know this until I attended a live taping of a short lived show Bill hosted called Winning Streak taped at 30 Rock in NYC's NBC studios. Bill was earning $300k a year in 1958 when he hosted TPIR. R.I.P. Bill

[@umakumpatla5362]

betty,donald,betty,mildred

[@dhutch457]

Boy, the times they have a changed! Back then it was a woman's dream to own a coat of dead animal fur, today, they're repulsed by it.