NewQueenForADay

"Do you want to be Queen for a Day?" For over 20 years, this question could be heard in American households five days a week, as it introduced one of the most popular television shows during the 1950s and 60s. Queen for a Day was a daytime television program that served as a precursor for reality television today. Hosted by Jack Bailey, the show first aired as a radio program in 1945. It began airing on local Los Angeles television in 1947, until it was picked up by NBC in 1956. The Show remained with NBC until1960 before moving to ABC, where it remained until 1964.

Today, "Queen For A Day" is owned by Michael Wortsman, a media executive with over thirty years' experience in television, radio and print media. The show recently aired in Puerto Rico with excellent ratings and is now being developed for U.S. Television. The original format has been revised and the show is now a celebration of women making a difference.