FINISH THE PHRASE
THREE CLUES, ONE ANSWER
GUESS THE WORD
NAME THAT TUNE
GUESS THE PRICE
100

Better late than ____.

Never

100

Clue 1: This singer became one of the biggest music stars of the 1950s.
Clue 2: He recorded famous songs including “Hound Dog” and “Jailhouse Rock.”
Clue 3: He became known as the King of Rock and Roll.


Elvis Presley

100

T _ L _ V _ S _ O N

Hint: Families gathered around this to watch their favorite shows.

Television

100

Bill Haley & His Comets — 1954

Answer: “Rock Around the Clock.”

100

In 1955, approximately how much did one gallon of gasoline cost?

A. 29¢
B. 59¢
C. 89¢

ANSWER: A. 29 cents

200

A penny saved is a penny _____.

Earned

200

Clue 1: This television comedy began in the 1950s and followed a married couple living in New York.
Clue 2: The husband, Ricky, was a bandleader, while his wife was constantly getting herself into funny situations.
Clue 3: The show's famous red-haired star was Lucille Ball.

I Love Lucy.

200

J _ K _ B _ X

Hint: You might put a coin into this machine to hear your favorite record.

Jukebox

200

Doris Day — 1956


Answer: “Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be).”

200

In 1955, approximately how much did an adult movie ticket cost?

A. 25¢
B. 73¢
C. $1.50

ANSWER: B  73 cents

300

When it rains, it _____.

Pours

300

Clue 1: Families would sometimes pile into their cars to enjoy this form of entertainment.
Clue 2: Instead of sitting inside a theater, people watched a giant movie screen while remaining in their automobiles.
Clue 3: Many of these places once provided individual speakers that could be hung on a car window.

Drive-In Movie Theater
300

R _ C _ R D   P L _ Y _ R

Hint: Before streaming music, you might have used one of these at home.

Recordplayer

300

 The Temptations — 1964

Answer: “My Girl.”

300

In 1955, one pound of white bread averaged about 18¢.

In August 2026, approximately how much did a pound of white bread average nationwide?

A. 82¢
B. $1.82
C. $3.82

ANSWER: B  $1.82

400

Don't count your chickens before they _____.

Hatch

400

Clue 1: You might have found me in a diner, restaurant, bar, or soda shop.
Clue 2: Customers could put money into me and select a favorite song.
Clue 3: I often contained records that were selected by pressing numbered or lettered buttons.

A Jukebox

400

T _ P _ W R _ T _ R

Hint: Before computers became common, people used this machine to write letters and documents.

Typewriter

400

Elvis Presley- 1961

Answer: "Can't Help falling In Love"

400

We know gasoline averaged about 29¢ per gallon in 1955.

In August 2026, approximately what was the U.S. average price for a gallon of regular gasoline?

A. $2.20
B. $3.20
C. $4.20

ANSWER: C  $4.20

500

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it ____.

Drink

500

Clue 1: I hosted a famous television variety program watched by millions of American families on Sunday evenings.
Clue 2: My show featured singers, comedians, dancers, and other entertainers.
Clue 3: In February 1964, I introduced the Beatles to an enormous American television audience.

Ed Sullivan

500

T _ L _ P H _ N _   B _ O T H

Hint: Before cell phones, you could step inside one of these to make a telephone call away from home.

Telephone Booth

500

The Penguins — 1954

Answer: “Earth Angel.” 

500

In 1955, milk averaged about 22¢ per quart.

Today, we normally talk about milk by the gallon. In August 2026, approximately how much did a gallon of whole milk average nationwide?

A. $2.23
B. $3.23
C. $4.23

ANSWER: C  $4.23