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Revision as of 13:40, 23 June 2018
Hosts | |
Radio: Walter Crompton (1940–1943) John Reed King (1943–1945) Walter O'Keefe (1945–1954) Todd Russell (1945–1947) Television: Bert Parks | |
Assistant | |
Joan Meinch | |
Announcers | |
Radio: Fred B. Cole Alois Havrilla Murray Wagner Television: Bob Williams | |
Broadcast | |
Mutual Broadcasting System: 9/29/1940 – 6/15/1947 CBS Radio: 6/30/1947 – 6/25/1948 NBC Radio: 5/31/1948 – 6/19/1953 CBS Daytime: 10/6/1952 – 7/2/1954 NBC Primetime: 6/5/1953 – 7/3/1953 ABC Radio: 6/22/1953 – 6/15/1954 | |
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Walt Framer Productions |
Double or Nothing was a game show where contestants risked their cash winnings for bigger prizes.
Gameplay
Contestants were asked a series of questions worth $10, $20, $40 and a "Double or Nothing" question, for possible winnings of $140 per game. All of the day's contestants participated in the "Red & White (the colors of the sponsor, Campbell's soup) Sweepstakes" at the end of the show. Another question was asked and each contestant wrote their answer down. The player with the first correct answer won the sweepstakes.
Taping Locations
Chicago, IL (Radio)
International Theater, New York City, NY (Television)