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#10329: TWO FOR THE MONEY
Order1955-06-11, , min.
September 30th, 1952- August 11th, 1953, (NBC) August 15th, 1953-September 22nd, 1956 (CBS), March 23rd, 1957- September 7th, 1957, (CBS). This prime-time general knowledge quiz show was a Goodson-Todman production. Comedian Herb Shriner was emcee and hosted the show for most of its run. The show was later hosted by Dennis James and Sam Levenson. Monologue only.
#10336: TWO FOR THE MONEY
Order1955-06-18, CBS, min.
September 30th, 1952- August 11th, 1953, (NBC) August 15th, 1953-September 22nd, 1956 (CBS), March 23rd, 1957- September 7th, 1957, (CBS). This prime-time general knowledge quiz show was a Goodson-Todman production. Comedian Herb Shriner was emcee and hosted the show for most of its run. The show was later hosted by Dennis James and Sam Levenson. Host Herb Shriner, monologue. Reads hometown newspaper.
#10338: TWO FOR THE MONEY
Order1955-06-25, CBS, min.
September 30th, 1952- August 11th, 1953, (NBC) August 15th, 1953-September 22nd, 1956 (CBS), March 23rd, 1957- September 7th, 1957, (CBS). This prime-time general knowledge quiz show was a Goodson-Todman production. Comedian Herb Shriner was emcee and hosted the show for most of its run. The show was later hosted by Dennis James and Sam Levenson. Host Herb Shriner plays "12th Street Rag" on his harmonica.
#10351: TWO FOR THE MONEY
Order1955-09-10, CBS, min.
September 30th, 1952- August 11th, 1953, (NBC) August 15th, 1953-September 22nd, 1956 (CBS), March 23rd, 1957- September 7th, 1957, (CBS). This prime-time general knowledge quiz show was a Goodson-Todman production. Comedian Herb Shriner was emcee and hosted the show for most of its run. The show was later hosted by Dennis James and Sam Levenson. Herb Shriner monologue.
#10373: TWO FOR THE MONEY
Order1955-10-08, CBS, min.
September 30th, 1952- August 11th, 1953, (NBC) August 15th, 1953-September 22nd, 1956 (CBS), March 23rd, 1957- September 7th, 1957, (CBS). This prime-time general knowledge quiz show was a Goodson-Todman production. Comedian Herb Shriner was emcee and hosted the show for most of its run. The show was later hosted by Dennis James and Sam Levenson. Host Herb Shriner shows home movies of where he grew up.