Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Add a Line was a daytime radio game show which aired on ABC in 1949 and 1950.The 30-minute program was broadcast at 2:30pm and other time periods during its two-year run. The host was John Nelson (1915-76 ), who was heard on other audience participation radio shows, including Bride and Groom and Breakfast at Sardi's. In Radio and Television (Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1950), Garnet R. Garrison and Giraud Chester noted:By 1949, the give-away programs had taken on the character of a bonanza. One CBS program offered a jackpot of $50,000 to the lucky winner. NBC launched a mammoth quiz called Hollywood Calling to compete with the Jack Benny show. ABC had Stop the Music, Strike It Rich and Add a Line. Mutual, with its Queen for a Day, managed to give away more prizes than any of the other networks.↑. }
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- Add_a_Line abstract "Add a Line was a daytime radio game show which aired on ABC in 1949 and 1950.The 30-minute program was broadcast at 2:30pm and other time periods during its two-year run. The host was John Nelson (1915-76 ), who was heard on other audience participation radio shows, including Bride and Groom and Breakfast at Sardi's. In Radio and Television (Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1950), Garnet R. Garrison and Giraud Chester noted:By 1949, the give-away programs had taken on the character of a bonanza. One CBS program offered a jackpot of $50,000 to the lucky winner. NBC launched a mammoth quiz called Hollywood Calling to compete with the Jack Benny show. ABC had Stop the Music, Strike It Rich and Add a Line. Mutual, with its Queen for a Day, managed to give away more prizes than any of the other networks.↑".