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1)
LAY'S POTATO CHIPS: Bert Lahr and his young son, Oliver―bet you
can't eat just one 1960s
2) LAY'S POTATO CHIPS: same as #1
3) LAY'S POTATO CHIPS: same as #1
4) POST RAISIN BRAND: Rocky Graziano
and little boy consult "the raisin counter" on horse ranch
sports celebrity
5) ROBIN HOOD FLOUR: cartooned little girl draws picture of mommy and
brother―bake cookies and cherry pie
6) SAMSONITE LUGGAGE: unknown Marilu Henner sings and dances about sale of
baggage a la Cabaret
celebrity color
1970s
7) TIDE DETERGENT: Mrs. Minutti endorses this soap powder―hidden
camera interview dated March 27, 1963
8) GRAVY TRAIN: ducklings speak about this dog food―dog and ducks
eating out of same bowl 1960s
9) GRAVY TRAIN: little boy feeding his dog urges patience
1960s
11) ZALE'S THE DIAMOND STORE: shots of diamond rings floating in outer
space
12) CLOROX BLEACH: love blooms when boy and girl meet each other while
doing the laundry―with Clorox
13) ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS: pretty woman being ogled by men―she needs
50% more iron than men
14) STROMAN BREAD: people in swimming pool
15) HOUR AFTER HOUR DEODORANT: woman at party has B.O.―her daughter
tells her so
16) KOOL-AID: Bugs Bunny with kids and ghosts
17) DIET IMPERIAL MARGARINE: spreading butter a pretty woman contemplates
her figure
18) LADY SUNBEAM FACEMAKER COMPLEXION CARE KIT: woman uses it
19) AJAX SPRAY CLEANER: woman wiping up the dirt
20) COLGATE 100 MOUTHWASH: man greets wife with handshake―she has
bad breath
21) ALKA-SELTZER: linked to the emerging third world nations in
1960s―here black actor Raymond St. Jacques notes that in
modernizing Africa they get the blahs―the Somali Republic, Sierra
Leone, even in South America in Suriname―they all fight the blahs
with Alka-Seltzer―pictures of new hydroelectric dam, etc.
22) NOXEMA SHAVING CREAM: beautiful Swedish blonde Gunilla Knutson urges
"Take it off, take it all off" with Noxema shaving cream
23) DOLE PINEAPPLE: good foods with pineapple
24) KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN: comic spot―Cleopatra on beach all made
up―man arrives so she's too busy to cook―Colonel Sanders is
in this commercial
25) NOXEMA SHAVING CREAM: Carl Yaztremski takes it all off―with
Swedish blonde sports
celebrity baseball
26) PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH BEEF GOULASH: Pennsylvania Dutch country―men
on cart and with horses
27) LIPTON POWDERED SOUP: kids picking fruits
28) HILLS BROTHERS COFFEE: young people making snowman at ski
lodge―late 1960s
29) NOXEMA SHAVING CREAM: Bart Starr takes it off, takes it all
off―with sexy blonde urging him onward
sports football celebrity
30) HILLS BROTHERS COFFEE:
31) ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE: Venice, Italy―beautiful woman in
gondola―gives your mouth SEX APPEAL
32) COLD POWER DETERGENT: even washes diapers and germ-proofs them
33) KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN: Colonel Sanders taking lie detector test to
ascertain his secret recipe of eleven herbs and spices―comedic
commercial
34) METRECAL: couple at shore―slim down while you live it
up―liquid or cookies diet food―1960s
35) METRECAL: stresses 19 flavors―all are complete meals―Mason
Adams narrates 1960s
36) ESSO GASOLINE: man on trampoline―for Tigerama campaign
37) RAPID SHAVE SHAVING CREAM: band, party―big production
38) AJAX WINDOW CLEANER: testimonials from three women
39) FAB DETERGENT: big sheep dog and two kids
40) ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE: family in ski lodge―gives your mouth SEX
APPEAL
41) PALMOLIVE DISWASHING LIQUID: Madge (Jan Miner) manicures in
dishwashing soap
42) HOUR AFTER HOUR DEODORANT: same as No.
4
43) HOUR AFTER HOUR DEODORANT: girl comes home after a date ―she has
B.O. so dad clues her in
44) FAB DETERGENT: people in white clothes playing tug-of-war in mud
45) HELLMAN'S MAYONNAISE: youngsters at a picnic
46) PUREX BLEACH: Super bleach―New York City breeds special dirt
47) FRANCO-AMERICAN PIZZA PIES: man throwing pizza crusts―bite-sized
pizza pies now like Spaghetti-O's
48) BELL SYSTEM: long distance telephone rates―people
testify―rates cited
49) COOL WHIP: fancy party waiting for cream to be whipped
50) MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE: opera singer Roberta Peters jogs and testifies
about Maxwell House―celebrity
51) SWEETA: two drops is all you need―woman sweetens 300 cups of
coffee for men
52) FAB DETERGENT: with borax―little boys and girls rolling in mud
53) KOOL-AID: Bugs Bunny with kids helping cattle roundup copy. 1967
1) RAPID SHAVE: lime scented shaving cream―Irishman with red beard
2) COLGATE TOOTHPASTE: the ugly tube test―with family
3) ALCOA WRAP: woman in kitchen demonstrates cooking with aluminum
foil―no scrubbing pots
4) TAB: women on the tennis court―Tab is better than any cola
5) SANKA INSTANT COFFEE: sepia toned film―hidden camera
6) POST RAISIN BRAN: man sneakingly eating raisins in the kitchen
7) DOMINO SUGAR: bouncing sugar boxes
8) PROLONG FLOOR WAX: women waxing the floor as exercise/ aerobic class
9) BEHOLD FURNITURE POLISH:
woman and sister wax table―lemon oil in Behold
10) AJAX SPRAY CLEANER: fastest gun in the house―shoots down greasy
messes
11) PALMOLIVE DISHWASHING LIQUID: Madge the manicurist
12) 9-LIVES CAT FOOD: kitten suckling its mother―natural
food―1967
13) BEHOLD FURNITURE POLISH: mom and daughter spraying
14) METRECAL: woman in rain―singing
"there'll be a change in the weather, and a change in
me..."―see also No. 48
15) ALCOA WRAP: wrap foods when
cooking―no pots to clean
16) HILLS BROTHERS COFFEE: Olan Soule and man and woman in laboratory
17) ALCOA WRAP: same as No. 15
18) PROLONG FLOOR WAX: woman can't rest and be a "wax skipper"
19) CANADA DRY GINGER ALE: 1930s style gangster women―the ginger ale
with a jolt!
20) ALL DETERGENT: cloddish men slop food on themselves―kids fix
greasy bicycles―mom knows All as "the grease buster"
21) PALMOLIVE GOLD BAR SOAP: man painting―wife tells him he has
perspiration odor [they don't call it B.O. anymore!]―with
hexachlorophene
22) AJAX SOAP PADS compares three soap pads―Ajax has a "heart
of soap"
23) PALL MALL: gold 100's or menthol tobacco cigarettes
24) BEHOLD FURNITURE POLISH" same as No.
9
25) PROLONG: B&W―man reading will to a group―this floor
wax lasts so long, it's America's slowest seller
26) BULL DURHAM: bull crossing railroad tracks―for tobacco
cigarettes
27) GULF NO-KNOCKS PREMIUM GASOLINE: polo team chasing engine―no,
engine is chasing polo ball―jazzy music
28) COLD POWER DETERGENT: woman at clothes line testifies to man with
microphone―it was getting my husband's underwear pink that got me
in trouble
29) RAPID SHAVE: office man crazed by the lime scent sprays colleagues
with shaving cream
30) BUSTER BROWN SHOES: kids talking about going to the moon
31) GULF NO-KNOCKS PREMIUM GASOLINE: avalanche falls on engine in
desert―in prehistoric times―in Hoboken, NJ ―Gulf is
climate-controlled
32) COLD POWER DETERGENT: same as No. 28
33) AJAX SOAP PADS same as No. 22
34) PALMOLIVE DISWASHING LIQUID: Madge plays gypsy music while manicuring
35) AJAX SPRAY CLEANER: same as No. 10
36) PALMOLIVE SOAP: same as No. 21
37) EXCEDRIN: man with IRS-induced headache―Headache #1040
38) STA-FLO FABRIC FINISH: restores original texture [ends short]
39) BAGGIES: kids throwing a Baggies around―Westbrook Van Voorhis
does voice over
40) AJAX SOAP PADS same as No. 22
41) AJAX 2 DETERGENT: woman at clothes line
42) RAPID SHAVE: same as No. 29 for lime
43) McCALL'S MAGAZINE: man reading it in easy chair―subscribe for 16
months―only $2.00
44) POST RAISIN BRAN: same as No. 6
45) SANKA INSTANT COFFEE: art class with hidden camera―B&W
46) GULF GASOLINE TOUR GUIDE REQUEST CARD: couple stranded in
country―should have ordered their great maps
47) BEHOLD FURNITURE POLISH: same as No. 13
48) METRECAL SHAKE: woman at
mirror―same "Change in the weather, change in me" same
as No. 14
49) LAY AN EGG: mechanical game for kiddies toy
50) KELLOGG'S SUGAR SMACKS: froggy names "Dig 'em" slaps high
fives to mom and kiddies eating cereal
51) BIG WHEELS: kiddies plastic tricycles―black and white boys drive
em―by Marx toy
52) MERRY-GO-COPTER: hand-eye coordination toy for little
kiddies―folk song
53) MERRY-GO-COPTER: same as No. 52
54) CAP'N CRUNCH CEREAL: The Invisible Goo-Goo is Jay Ward cartoon
character―Cap'n Crunch saves the box of cereal
55) MATTEL ELECTRONIC FOOTBALL GAME: burly football players play hand-held
electronic computerized game toy
56) SIZZLERS: Mattel―high commercial for toy race cars―the
hottest Hot Wheels yet
57) BABY GO BYE-BYE: doll in plastic car―Mattel
58) BLIP: digital game is like Pub Pong―with electric light instead
of a ball toy
59) SMACK IT WITH A RACKET: indoor mix beteen tennis and tether ball
60) ROYAL CROWN COLA: young California girl on skateboard
delivers
pizza while drinking RC Cola―singers proclaim, "Me and My
RC"
61) LUCKY CHARMS: Irish leprechaun on surf board―animated boy and
girl are brown―Hispanic
62) CAP'N CRUNCH: pirate tries to steal it―by Cap'n Crusch save the
box of cereal―Jay Ward
66) BUBBLICIOUS: the ultimate bubble!―bubble gum floats man into
outer space―animated
64) POST ALPHA BITS: cartooned little girl at table―can't spell
octopus―"there's an adventure in every bowl of Alpha
Bits"
65) DIET-RITE COLA: "No, no, no, no, no―no, no" "Yes,
yes, yes, yes, yes―yes, yes"―new lyrics to "Give
My Regards to Broadway" to show dieting woman rejecting caloric
foods and choosing Diet-Rite Cola
66) KID-A-LONGS: windup plastic babies that walk―for young children
1) PSA: Chicago's Crusade of Mercy from 1961―"Chicago is a
great town unless you're poor and out"
2) THORP CORPORATION: capital debentures paying 6% interest maturing in
1987
3) TAB: beautiful girls―one calorie soft drink
4) THORP CORPORATION: old Wisconsin couple―debenture bonds due in
1987
5) PSA: Aetna Insurance warns car drivers to be on lookout for
motorcyclists―you often cannot see them―don't crowd them
6) THORP CORPORATION: couple at tax time/Thorp refund tax loan―don't
want to wait
7) MOVIE PROMO: "Where the Red Fern Grows"
8) TAB: pour soft drink in glass over ice
9) PSA: for Wisconsin colleges―lots of 45 rpm records/1974
10) TV GUIDE: Lloyd Bridges on cover―story re UHF
11) PSA: Oom Gook is poor Asian girl―Save the Children Federation
12) TV GUIDE: same as No. 10
13) PSA: car in snow
14) TV GUIDE: same as No. 12
15) PSA: nerdy guy asks for date―but women are doing much more
exciting things in U.S. Army
16) PSA: girl saved boy from drowning―American Red Cross
17) PSA: USAF plug with Bud Palmer at Orange Bowl―Cleveland Browns,
Minnesota Vikings, Miami Dolphins―Bob Greesy, and Sylvester
Stallone in Superman outfit
18) PSA: boy on rope swing at the Lincoln memorial―grownups
shouldn't waste fuel―"Don't Be Fuelish"
19) PSA: Kenosha―23 candidates for U.S. citizenship―Wisconsin
American Centennial
20) COCA-COLA: lots of youngsters singing and playing
instruments―and drinking Cokes―people all over include Glenn
Campbell, Louis Armstrong
21) PSA: U.S. Marines shows athletes competing
22) PSA: girl friend will wait for your future/U.S. Navy
23) PSA: save fuel―double-up and bring someone with you―U.S.
Department of Transportation
24) KER PLUNK: game for kiddies
25) PSA: longer version of U.S. Navy plug No. 22
26) SKIDO: old couple inside on snowy day―but young people are
outside having fun on their snowmobiles
27) OVER THE BRINK: kid game from Ideal
28) PSA: students in college saying why they like U.S. Army ROTC
29) 2-CUSHION REBOUND: kids lawn bowling game from Ideal
30) GUNFIGHT AT OK CORRAL: cowboys playing kids' game from
Ideal―the Western reduced ad absurdium
31) BATTLING TOPS: boxing match game from Ideal
32) PSA: breast cancer now talked about―so now a need to focus on
colon cancer―National Institutes of Health
33) BATTLING TOPS: same as No. 31
34) PSA: from National Safety Council re proper use of power tools
35) PSA: Rodney Allen Rippey and Louis Nye at a swimming pool―urges
safety in pools―National Safety Council
36) PSA: Bicentennial projects/puppets talking―from Association of
Retired Business Executives
37) PSA: Peace Corps―Brazil, Mindanao, Tunesia, Philippines
38) PSA: Gamala band from Indonesian school―-Christian Children's
Fund
39) PSA: man carrying baby's coffin―people starving―Mary Tyler
Moore for the Foster Parents Plan
40) PSA: U.S. Navy―nuclear-powered ship
41) PSA: cartooned lungs talking about care―Lung Association
42) MOVIE PROMO: The Dove, based on book by Robin Graham
43) MOVIE PROMO: The Dove
44) MOVIE PROMO: The Dove
45) MOVIE PROMO: The Dove
46) TV GUIDE: story about Archie Bunker―All in the Family
47) PSA: support your missionary and parish―religious
48) PSA: same religious spot as No. 47―different pictures
49) PSA: October 19 is Mission Sunday―same religious theme
50) PSA: religious―same as No. 49
51) TV GUIDE: TV's sex crisis
52) TV GUIDE: same as No. 51
53) TV GUIDE: same as No. 51
54) MOVIE PROMO: "Tom Thumb"
55) MOVIE PROMO: another for "Tom Thumb"
56) PSA: safe driving from Aetna Insurance―Gremlin auto
57) PSA: black family has child with handicap―from Closer Look
58) PSA: family in kitchen discussing the financing of college―Jose
Ferrer for ROTC program
59) MOVIE PROMO: "Island at the Top of the World"―Walt
Disney plus Winnie the Pooh
60) MOVIE PROMO: Disney's "Lt. Robinson Crusoe, USN" with Dick
van Dyke
61) MOVIE PROMO: "Island at the Top of the World"―same as
No. 59
1) PSA: U.S. Air Force pitch at women―"If you're a girl who
just punches a clock, you can do better"―urges "be part
of something big"
2) FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE: man pours coffee back into the pot―wife
dressed in bows and puffy sleeves like a child is not worried because
she has something better
3) FOLGER'S GROUND COFFEE: Mrs. Olson helps woman about to brew coffee for
man repairing car
4) FOLGER'S GROUND COFFEE: man on roof repairing antenna―Bonnie
Franklin is housewife helped by Mrs. Olson
5) FOLGER'S GROUND COFFEE: same as No. 3
6) FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE: man pouring coffee down the sink―wife
not upset
7) CHEF BOY-AR-DEE PIZZA MIX: teen couple make heart-shaped pizza!
8) FOLGER'S GROUND COFFEE: man purposely leaves his Thermos bottle at
home―wife runs after him―after Mrs. Olson helps, he wants a
bigger Thermos
9) FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE: same as No. 2―comparative
10) PSA: repair man? no he is a USAF pilot about to enter his
jet―Jose Ferrer
11) POLARIS SNOWMOBILE: 1954 snowmobile is compared to the latest
technology in 1973
12) PSA: man bumps into black hippie―packages knocked
everywhere―rather than a mean confrontation, they break into
smiles―religious from American Lutheran Church
13) PSA: go to college on a USAF scholarship―men working complicated
machinery in the space age
14) PSA: check tires for wear―Industry Safety Council
15) PSA: USAF spot―fly to California on a scholarship and check ROTC
on campus
16) PSA: flying to California―"Golden Gate" song in
background―beautiful scenery―$50 per month plus
tuition―USAF
17) PSA: "Your Girl in Massachusetts" is Pvt. Dolly
Jackson―a black soldier shown bowling, training in medical
skills―WAC in U.S. Army
18) PSA: U.S. Army―"Your Man in Savannah" catches three
fish―at night he's part of a cookout with girls on beach―he
is really a pilot―glamorization of military life
19) PSA: "Your Girl in Maryland" is pretty girl snorkeling with
boyfriend―a WAC in U.S. Army
20) PSA: "Your Man in San Francisco" is married soldier on boat
teaching survival skills―U.S. Army
21) PSA: "Your Girl in San Antonio" is Leslie Einfeld playing
with her dog―relaxing with mariachis
22) PSA: March of Dimes―mom and baby on floor―she was worried
about birth defects in her child―but she was lucky, baby was
perfect
23) POLARIS SNOWMOBILE: mountains filled with people on snowmobiles for
1973
24) PSA: USAF―same as No. 1
25) TV GUIDE: Bill Cosby wants to help students
26) PSA: you must report to Immigration and Naturalization
27) PSA: cartooned―report your address if you are an alien
―Immigration and Naturalization
28) TV GUIDE: 1971―update eleven years after NBC White Paper on
racial tension in Newburgh, New York
29) PSA: Air Force Academy―travel the world, lead exciting life,
have fun―hats thrown in air at graduation
30) USAF ROTC―learn to fly while at college―classes are
free―supersonic jets shown―may help with tuition
31) BLATZ BEER: "We're from Milwaukee and we ought to
know..."―young people in an old commercial
32) U.S. ARMY: "Your Man in Waikiki" is surfing, Angel Reyes,
luau―for U.S. Army
33) U.S. ARMY: "Your Man in Fort Bragg" is black soldier
boxing―he is Jim Wallington and he heads a radio
section―shown with wife
34) PSA: "Your Man in Seattle" is soldier racing his Corvette in
Ft. Lewis―having fun with the U.S. Army
35) BLATZ BEER: same as No/ 31―old turn-of-century print
advertisements
36) PSA: man wearing DuPont tee-short―spokesman urges businessmen to
allow employees to join the U.S. Air Force Reserves
37) PSA: Rodney Dangerfield says give everyone respect―National
Conference for Christians and Jews
38) PSA: home and highway check list―man with two kids for Easter
Seals
39) PSA: man complaining about Post Office―urges ZIP Code usage
40) PSA: retired, but helping others―American Association of Retired
Persons
41) PSA: wheelchair basketball from HURRAH―Help Us Reach and
Rehabilitate American Handicapped
42) PSA: where does the veteran go after he leaves the army?―hire
the veteran―from State Employment Services
43) PLYMOUTH: Arthur Godfrey for the 1972 Fury
44) PSA: check tires for wear―Indiana Safety Council
45) PSA: pollution control for local Chambers of Commerce
46) PSA: bad car accident shown―"Wisconsin wants you to
live"―re highway safety
47) PLYMOUTH: Arthur Godfrey for the 1972 Duster automobile
48) PLYMOUTH: Arthur Godfrey says police departments
frequently use the 1972 Fury automobile
49) CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH: Arthur Godfrey likes the people who run and work
here―they're good guys
automobile
50) PSA: starvation―for $16 per month you can help Third World
people
51) PSA: urban boy has quit school, poverty is assured for him―State
Employment Service
52) PSA: Underwriters Laboratories celebrates fire fighters ―urges
get rid of fire traps
53) PSA: Underwriters Laboratories urges read labels on electrical
appliances
54) PSA: blond boy writes to dark-skinned boy, say "It makes me feel
good to help him"―Save the Children Federation
55) PSA: learn first aid―American Medical Association
56) PSA: unplug your barbeque starter―from Underwriters Laboratories
57) POLARIS SNOWMOBILE: make the most of your winter―1973
58) POLARIS SNOWMOBILE: same as No. 11
59) POLARIS SNOWMOBILE: torque balanced―now in five models
60) POLARIS SNOWMOBILE: same as No. 60
1) MAX-PAX COFFEE: for automatic drip coffee
2) FDS: Feminine Deodorant Spray
3) DERMA FRESH: hand softener―softens pair of gloves―"fir
kid give softness:
4) MILLER BEER: helicopter in snowy mountains causes avalanche on
purpose―then it's Miller time
5) MERCURY COUGAR: 1974 model―mountain lion lured into metal
tube―"we civilized it"
automobile
6) BURGER KING: wimp and he-man at restaurant counter―takes two
hands to handle it
7) KOOL-AID: sugar free and saccharine-free―mom makes it
8) CARVELLE: boy with dog "Godzilla" persuades dad to let dog
sleep with him―give him a candy bar
9) CARAVELLE: same as No. 8
10) MERCURY COUGAR: same as No. 5
11) BIRDSEYE ORANGE PLUS: frozen orange drink―tastes like
fresh―[but it's not orange juice]
12) BIRDSEYE ORANGE PLUS: same as No. 11
13) MOVIE PROMO: "Showdown" stars Dean Martin, Rock Hudson
14) AMERICAN EXPRESS: the fat wallet is reduced―you need only one
credit card
15) AMERICAN EXPRESS: Western-like motif when man loses traveler's
checks―the cavalry rides to the rescue
16) AMERICAN EXPRESS: man washes up on a beach with nothing―except
his credit card and that gets him into the high life almost
immediately―clothes, food, plane tickets
17) GENERAL TELEPHONE: old photos of famous people―new decorator
phone will bring out something in you
18) GENERAL TELEPHONE: Grecian telephone, Mediterranean motif
19) KOOL AID: same as No. 4
20) HAMM'S BEER: can looks like an aluminum keg
23) NORELCO ELECTRIC SHAVER: 20 second spot shows man shaving with VIP
Triple Header
24) GAINES BURGERS: as good as dog food in a can
25) PSA: black man and white and black kids cleaning―urges care
about bug killers―they are poisonous
26) NORELCO LADY BUG ELECTRIC SHAVER: sexy women shave their
legs―"Ladybugs don't bite"
27) NABISCO FASTBREAK BREAKFAST LOAF: nutritious―shows many people
eating junk food―cake, ice cream bars, etc.―for breakfast
28) PSA: National Guard compared to the Minutemen in protecting
freedoms―now called The New Minutemen
29) KOOL AID: same as No. 4
30) PSA: James Garner for "Don't Be Fuelish" conservation
31) MILLER BEER: same as No. 1
32) PSA: Bob Cummings in a wax museum―for AARP
33) PSA: lots of youngsters studying environment―PEMAC is
President's Environmental Merit Award
34) WIZARD AIR FRESHNER: woman smells lemons
35) RIVAL DOG FOOD: Snoopy and Charlie Brown
36) WIZARD AIR FRESHENER: woman smells roses
37) CRISCO: daughter makes fried chicken―boy friend stays for
dinner―father says good cooks make good brides―she looks
about 15 years old
38) PSA: cartoon spot re dangers of salmonella at lunchtime―U.S.
Department of Agriculture
39) PSA: Your Lung Association spot about smoking as the cause of most
emphyzema
40) SCHICK HOT LATHER DISPENSER: inside Patent Office―lots of men
with zany inventions are in waiting room―1970
41) PSA: black family with handicapped child―for Closer Look
42) ECKRICH HOT DOGS: kids cartooned
43) PSA: re alcohol―urges kids not to drink too much―drink
like adults
44) PSA: child's hand puppet urges kids not to eat junk food―from
Better Business Bureau
45) PSA: same puppets as in No 40, but message now is to save money in a
piggy bank―from Better Business Bureau
46) PSA: same puppets urge kids to turn off record players and lights, and
to shut windows at night―from Better Business Bureau
47) KOOL AID: same as No. 4
48) PSA: dramatic music, jets on runway for USAF
49) SUNSWEET PITTED PRUNES: Stan Freberg spot with proper British
gentleman eating pitted prunes/"today the pits, tomorrow the
wrinkles!" (Clio winner for 1968)
50) DIET PEPSI COLA: Herb Alpert music for the girls girl-watchers watch
51) BIC PENS: football players in huddle use Bic pen to illustrate next
play
52) HAMM'S BEER: men bonding at campfire
53) BALI HI WINE: pretty girl in sarong from Italian Swiss Colony
54) ROBERT BURNS TIPARILLO CIGARS: woman prefers this tobacco product
because she does not have to inhale them like a cigarette
55) 3 MUSKETEERS CANDY BAR: man with 20 kids at carnival―puts them
on a ride, then secretly enjoys a candy bar
56) COLD POWER DETERGENT: woman with baby testifies
57) PSA: handicapped woman―United Way
58) PSA: get a physical checkup―from American Academy of Physicians'
Assistants
59) RELY TAMPONS: young woman extols their virtues
1) GIANT LINE COLORING PENS: animated
2) LIGHT BRITE: toys with lights from Hasbro
3) SNICKERS: boys at birthday party―eat candy bars
4) RAGGEDY AND AND RAGGEDY ANDY DIAPERS: sex-specific absorption designs
5) BUSTER BROWN SHOES: animated
6) G.I. JOE ADVENTURE TEAM: in the war-rejection phase after Vietnam War,
Joe here is intent on getting mummy out of its ancient tomb
7) WEEBLES WEST: rocking toys for kiddies/Western town
8) MULTIPLICATION ROCK: deals with the Number 9 with blues
music―underwritten by General Foods
9) TV PROMO: plug for ABC's Saturday morning show "Korg 70,000
B.C."―for kids
10) KEN-L-RATION DOG FOOD: big dog eats it
11) AUNT JEMIMA: her products are part of the Quaker family/ from early
1970s
12) MICKEY MOUSE ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH: kids in bathroom―by Kenner
13) CHEERIOS: kids with get-up-and-go/King-O-Ring Frisbee promotional
14) MOVIE PROMO: No Way Out with Alain Delon
15) BARBIE DOLL: "Country Camper" by Mattel
16) NESTLES CRUNCH: kids at movie eat candy bar
17) TV PROMO: for ABC Sports
18) ULTRA CHROME: toy car with sonic sound by Kenner
19) LUCKY CHARMS: cartoon with leprechaun
20) POST SUGAR CRISPS: Sugar Bear and the blobtraption
21) PSA: anti-smoking spot from American Cancer Society―shows the
zany ways people have of rigging things so they won't use cigarettes
22) TV PROMO: for The Partridge Family
23) McDONALD'S: Ronald on train with kids―promotes French
fries―1974
24) PSA: George C. Scott and "Don't be Fuelish"
25) TV PROMO: The Brady Bunch
26) MULTIPLICATION ROCK: the number is 3―singer sounds like Bob
Dylan
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MacDonald & Associates, protected films must be cleared
with the copyright holder before being used in a new
production. Just because a motion picture is in our
inventory, it does not mean that MacDonald & Associates
maintains the legal right to license its use. Please contact
us for the copyright status on individual titles.