Nursery Rhymes
Main Street USA
Drive-In Memories
Avon Calling!!!
How Much Was it?
100

According to the rhyme, this nursery character kissed the girls and made them cry.

Georgie Porgie

100

Before banks installed drive-up windows, customers stored valuables in this rented compartment.

safe-deposit box

100

Drive-ins often showed two movies for the price of one, known by this name.

Double Feature

100

Avon representatives often earned prizes and bonuses based on this.

Sales volume

100

In 1950, the average annual salary in the U.S. was about this much.

$3,200

200

In "Jack Sprat," Jack could eat no fat, but his wife could eat none of this.

lean

200

Before television became widespread, many people gathered on Main Street to hear breaking news from this type of business.

Newspaper Office

200

Drive-ins often showed two movies for the price of one, known by this name.

RCA

200

David H. McConnell started the company after selling this item door-to-door.

Books

200

In 1960, a Hershey bar cost about this much.

5 cents

300

In "Little Boy Blue," where was he found asleep?

under a haystack

300

Before chain stores became common, this store's red-and-gold logo and famous lunch counter made it the centerpiece of thousands of American downtowns.

F.W. Woolworth

300

he world's first drive-in theater opened in this U.S. state in 1933.

New Jersey

300

Founded in 1886, Avon was originally known by this company name.

California Perfume Company

300

In 1955, a gallon of ice cream averaged this price.

75 cents

400

In "Little Jack Horner," what did Jack pull from the Christmas pie?

plum

400

This drugstore chain was identified by an orange-and-blue sign and often included a soda fountain inside independently owned pharmacies.

Rexall

400

Before digital projectors, drive-ins used this type of film measured in millimeters.

35 mm film

400

This flower-shaped perfume line became one of Avon's most recognizable fragrances in the 1970s.

Sweet Honesty

400

In 1960, a pair of Levi's jeans cost about this much.

$5.00

500

In "There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe," she gave her children this before sending them to bed.

Broth without any bread

500

This department-store chain began as a dry-goods store in Kemmerer, Wyoming, and later became a fixture in downtown shopping districts.

JC Penney

500

This 1978 movie musical is largely set at a drive-in and features the hit song "You're the One That I Want."

Grease

500

This Avon product line, introduced in 1973, became so popular that campers claimed it also helped keep mosquitoes away.

Skin So Soft

500

In 1958, a color television often sold for around this much.

$500.00