How many children sat in the Peanut Gallery on "Howdy Doody"?

Only fifty kids at a time sat in the Peanut Gallery on “Howdy Doody”.

Who provided the voice of Winky Dink in “Winky Dink and You” (CBS, 1953-57; syndicated, 1969-75)? Mae Questel provided the voice of Winky Dink, better known as the voice of Betty Boop. Fifty cents bought a Winky Dink TV Kit, a plastic sheet and magic crayons to use on…
What was the Nouvelle Vague in film? Nouvelle Vague was the French New Wave of filmmakers who changed the face of French film in the late 1950s. The group included: Claude Chabrol, Francois Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, Eric Rohmer, and Jacques…
Where did Sigmund Freud get the term id? Sigmund Freud's original term for the unconscious mind was not id but es, the indefinite pronoun it in German. Freud borrowed that term from a physician, Georg Groddick, who in turn had borrowed…
Who provided the voice of the brain with which Steve Martin falls in love in The Man With Two Brains (1983)? Sissy Spacek was voice of the brain in The Man With Two Brains.
How long did passengers use New York’s original Pennsylvania Station? Passengers used New York's original Pennsylvania Station for 53 years, from its opening in 1910 to its demolition in 1963. Designed by McKim, Mead & White, the two-square-block structure was made of granite…
What did Monty Hall do before he hosted “Let’s Make a Deal” (NBC, CBS, 1963-76)? Monty Hall was a medical school student in Manitoba, Canada before he hosted "Let's Make a Deal" (NBC, CBS, 1963-76).