Can You Pass This 1950's Etiquette Test?

Test on the '50s but pictures from the 30's and 40's....c'mon.

Blairly21, that's what I thought too

I was born the the 50’s, so I wish people would act in a more polite manner today.

earlepg, The courteous gentleman walks on the curbside of a sidewalk to shield the lady. This comes from the necessity to shield women from water and mud splashes from passing horses, wagons, and other vehicles.

john duckett, The courteous gentleman walks on the curbside of a sidewalk to shield the lady. This comes from the necessity to shield women from water and mud splashes from passing horses, wagons, and other vehicles.

8/9 not to shabby, I missed the date question.

Martha Frantz Burger, Don't see why.

We were taught children were to be seen and not heard and only speak when first spoken to.

The 1950's etiquette has a kind of dignity!

8/9…Missed children’s behavior? I thought kids were to be seen & not heard?🎈

the proper way for children to behave when adults enter the room depended an where you were from.

Thank you so much for the answers!

Fun to remember all of those prized rules of etiquette. The good old days when women were ladies and guys were gentlemen and people in general practiced courtesy and respect. Not so much today, daily.