don wilson was the first announcer on the price is right.
who was the first announcer on the price is right?
don wilson
announcer johnny olson substituted for griffin on december 29, 1961 and march 6, 1962. this was olson's first regular announcing job with longtime employer mark goodson. later, olson became well known as the first announcer on the bob barker version of "the price is right" and as announcer for every version of "match game" through 1982.





















































section::::game play.
play your hunch
in a two-voice format, there're 4 paragraphs in each sheet of writing from editors. the first announcer reads the 1st and 3rd paragraph, whilst the second announcer reads the 2nd and 4th ones.





















































whilst one of the two main anchors is on the rest, there'll be a third anchor temporarily replaces him/her. this system is rotated for hours: an anchor stays for an hour as the first announcer, then he rotates to be the second announcer in the next hour.





















































in an one-voice format, all the information is read by exactly the same announcer.





















































section::::listenership outside of cuba.
radio reloj