rock and roll
Who was the King of Rock and Roll?
Elvis Pressley
This "King of Pop" started out in a group with his four brothers.
Micheal Jackson
This Swedish group won Eurovision in 1974 with the song "Waterloo
ABBA
In the 70s, these pants were tight at the top and very wide at the bottom
bellbottoms
This brand’s "Checkered Flag" means the race is over, but their "Colonel" means dinner is ready.
KFC
This band’s name is also the name of a major American city, and they told us "Saturday in the Park, I think it was the 4th of July.
Chicago
On the show Leave it to Beaver, what was the real first name of the character "Beaver" Cleaver?
Theodore
In the 1954 classic Rear Window, this iconic actress played Lisa Fremont alongside Jimmy Stewart
Grace Kelly
In 1961, this "wall" was built overnight, dividing a major German city into East and West
The Berlin Wall
In the 1950s and 60s, if you wanted to see a movie but didn't want to leave your car, where did you go?
A drive-in movie theatre
Before the Slinky or Hula Hoop, this 1940s "propeller" toy was named after the daughter of the creator—what was the Raggedy doll's name
Raggedy Ann
In the 1960s, what was the name of the "homemaking" mother on The Donna Reed Show? (Hint: She shared the name with the actress!
Donna stone or donna reed
In the 1952 musical Singin' in the Rain, who was the legendary dancer who famously swung around a lamppost while soaking wet
Gene Kelly
In 1963, the world mourned when this First Lady famously wore a pink suit on a tragic day in Dallas
Jackie Kennedy
What was the name of the "automatic" washing machine feature introduced in the 50s that allowed clothes to be spun dry?
The spin cycle
Before she went solo and sang "I Will Always Love You," this country queen was a regular on The Porter Wagoner Show
Dolly Parton
On the 1960s show The Beverly Hillbillies, what was the name of the bank president who was constantly worried about the Clampett family's money
Milburn Drysdale (or Mr. Drysdale)
In the 1961 film West Side Story, two rival gangs fought for control of the streets. Name both gangs
The Sharks and the Jets
Long before the internet, if you wanted to order a house, a car, or a pair of socks from a book, you used the "Big Book" from this company.
Sears (or Sears, Roebuck & Co.)
In the 1940s and 50s, this comedian was famous for his "violin playing" and for being "eternally 39 years old
Jack Benny
This singer was known for his flashy glasses, his incredible piano playing, and the song "Rocket Man.
Elton John
This family was "altogether ooky"—they lived in a spooky house with a butler named Lurch and a hand named Thing.
The Addam's Family
This famous 1939 film starts in black and white in Kansas, but turns to bright color when the main character follows a yellow brick road.
The Wizard of Oz
In 1969, the world watched on TV as a man first stepped onto the moon and said, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for..." what?
Mankind
Before we had cell phones or digital watches, how did you "call" the operator to find out what time it was? (you dialed it on a)
rotary phone