Former 'Beat the Clock' Host and Model Dolores Rosedale, Known as Roxanne, Dies at 95

Dolores "Roxanne" Rosedale, a prominent figure from the 1950s, passed away on May 2 in Spring Park, Minn., near Minneapolis, at the age of 95. Her daughter, Ann Roddy, confirmed her death at an assisted living facility.

Roxanne gained recognition as the hostess of the popular game show "Beat the Clock" in the early 1950s. This led to the creation of a doll in her likeness and appearances on the covers of renowned magazines such as Life and TV Guide.

Role on "Beat the Clock"

In 1950, Roxanne joined "Beat the Clock" during its transition from radio to television. Hosted by Bud Collyer, the show required contestants to complete stunts against time limits. Initially, Roxanne's role primarily involved posing with the prizes and capturing contestants' moments on camera. However, she later took on the responsibility of introducing the contestants.

Dolores "Roxanne" Rosedale's impact on the entertainment industry, particularly during the golden age of television, will always be remembered.