50s TV Slogans
“melts in your mouth, not in your hand" refers to what popular candy brand
M&Ms
This slang word was used to refer to the police
Heat
This symbol of valentines day may be a little too young to have a bow and arrow
Cupid
This movie star was featured in "A Star is Born" in 1954
Judy Garland
a gallon of gasoline
27 cents
Finish this jingle: “Oh, I’d love to be an _____ _____ _____”
Oscar Mayer Wiener
This slang word was used to refer to a punch in the face
A Knuckle Sandwich
Complete this quote: Take away love and our earth is a _________
Tomb
This actor stared as Victor Frankenstein in the 1957 movie Frankenstein
Peter Cushing
A pair of ladies silk or nylon stockings
between 49 cents and 79 cents
The slogan for this popular brand was "a little dab’ll do ya"
Brylcreem hair styling gel
The term "cut the gas!" was used to tell someone to ___
Be Quiet!
Long ago women used to believe that if______flew over their head they were going to marry a sailor.
Robin
50s movie star Elizabeth Taylor was born in this country
England
A man’s dress white shirt
$1.79
This jingle began with "Plop plop, fizz fizz"
Alka Seltzer
Someone is a "square" when they are ___
old-fashioned or traditional
Cupid comes from_______mythology
Greek
In the film "A Streetcar Named Desire", this was the name of the main character
Blanche
The average rent per month for an average-sized apartment
$75
This brand had the slogan, "Nothin’ says lovin’ like somethin’ from the oven"
Pillsbury
"Ankle Bitter" was used to refer to ___
a mischievous child
This fruit when cut in half is said to show you how many kids you will have based on the amount of seeds showing
An apple
From Here to Eternity was set in this state
Hawaii
An average family income
$3,000-3,300 a year