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1) RCA VICTOR
TELEVISION: trumpets the new RCA Victory TV sets plus “Wireless Wizard”, the
new remote control device (commercial expired on 3/8/59) 2) ZENITH SPACE COMMAND: remote
control television―when a man gets home from a hard day of work, he wants
convenience of push-button TV [box is dated March 7, 1963] 3) RCA VICTOR STRATOWORLD PORTABLE
RADIO: 7-Band portable for international programming―three antennas 4) RCA VICTOR STRATOWORLD PORTABLE
RADIO: same as No. 1 5) RCA ESTATE RANGE: Vaughn Monroe
and three women explain how you can grill, bake, and barbecue meals in the gas
or electric range 6) RCA VICTOR TELEVISION:
animated―Eskimo calls for RCA Factory Service and man (non-Eskimo) comes
to repair TV in igloo (1954) 7) RCA TAPE RECORDER: push-button
tape recorder from 1954―sold as way to save memories of "happy
gatherings" 8) RCA HI-FIDELITY PHONOGRAPH
COMPONENTS: Robert Merrill sings and explains how he made his own hi-fi with RCA
custom components―Vaughn Monroe explains 9) HITACHI: wireless tape recorder 10) SEIKO: takeoff on the film 2001
A Space Odyssey to sell wristwatches 11) AMANA: ice and cold water
dispensers on front door of this refrigerator 12) AMANA: radar range is plugged by
soap opera actor 13) PHILCO: Leslie Nielsen plugs
refrigerator 14) POLAROID: Laurence Olivier plugs
the SX 70 camera for Christmas 15) WARING: air freshener 16) PHILCO: Leslie Nielsen for
refrigerator 17) WARING: blender to make your own
baby food―"Waring has always been Blender's first name" 18) BOMAR: Bomar Brain
calculator―"Now I'm not a dummy anymore" 19) BOMAR: newlyweds counting their
money with calculator 20) NORELCO: electric shavers for
Christmas 21) NORELCO: Ladybug electric shaver
for women 22) NORELCO: men cutting their faces
with conventional razors need electric shavers 23) NORELCO: electric hair
dryer/hair styler for men and women 24) PROCTOR-SILEX: Barbara Britton
plugs for electric coffee pot 25) PROCTOR-SILEX: Barbara Britton
now plugs electric irons 26) PROCTOR-SILEX: Barbara Britton
for toaster oven―makes cooking "no heat, no bother" 27) GENERAL ELECTRIC: Kevin McCarthy
plugs GE dishwasher 28) GENERAL ELECTRIC:
ecology-environmental rhetoric for GE 29) GENERAL ELECTRIC: hair dryer for
the whole family 30) GENERAL ELECTRIC: another
ecology-environment spot 31) GENERAL ELECTRIC: sale of GE
products 32) GENERAL ELECTRIC:
ecology-environment statement 33) GENERAL ELECTRIC:
ecology-environment statement 34) FRIGIDAIRE: kid makes a malt in
the washing machine 35) FRIGIDAIRE: refrigerator mounted
on rollers rolls around a houseboat 36) SEAL-A-MEAL: "be
revolutionary, get out of the kitchen fast" 37) POLAROID: father advises
daughter while visiting the zoo―"Without Polaroid, there's something
left out of your life" (Clio winner for 1965) 38) KITCHENAIDE: testimonials to
automatic dishwasher 39) MAYTAG: washers and
dryers―"Maytag repairmen are the loneliest men in town" 40) SEAL-A-MEAL: same as No. 34 41) BOLENS: lawn mower your
drive―emphasizes its safety 42) INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER: riding
lawn mower―shows one man relaxing while another is in a sweat pushing his
old lawnmower 43) K-TEL: Presquik cigarette
dispenser―gimmick product 44) K-TEL: "Fishin'
Magician" is nine fishing tools in one 45) RONSON: electric shavers for men 46) BROTHERS: electric typewriters 47) BROTHERS: "What is a
Brother?"―electric typewriter 48) PROCTOR-SILEX:
Coffee Magic is an electric coffee maker―musical spot with
"That Old Black Magic" and new lyrics 49) PAMAR LAWN GROOM: weed
remover―gardening supplies 50) UNI-SPIN: animated for fishing
rod and reel 51) POLAROID: Laurence Olivier urges
"new discoveries about yourself" through a SX-70 [read
"SEX"] camera 1) WHIRLPOOL DRYER: gas
dryer―man does laundry for wife who comes home from work 2) WHIRLPOOL DRYER: 15 second
version of No.1 3) MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE: woman doing
a cooking TV show demonstrates this range―"gas is so easy to
control" 4) MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE: 30 second
version of No. 3 5) SPEED QUEEN DRYER: "Dunk the
Doll" woman in carnival "three balls for a quarter" dip―dries
her wet clothes in gas dryer 6) SPEED QUEEN DRYER: 30-second
version of No. 5 7) CHARMGLOW GAS GRILL: family
drives up to grandma's―she's cooking outside 8) CHARMGLOW GAS DRILL: 30-second
version of No. 7 9) WESTINGHOUSE GAS DRYER: couple
swims ashore on remote island―uses gas dryer―dryer is taller 10) WESTINGHOUSE GAS DRYER:
30-second version of No. 9 11) KELVINATOR WASHING MACHINE:
cartoon and Hillary Brook for the new 1957 model―scratchy 12) LINDNER-DAVIS DEPARTMENT STORE
PROMO: with phone number 13) WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR: Betty
Furness―automatic frozen juice maker―she's not on camera 14) WESTINGHOUSE FREEZER: Furness
does voice-over―holds 490 pounds of foods―goes to 15 degrees below
zero 15) WESTINGHOUSE IMPERIAL 30
ELECTRIC RANGE: Furness vo stresses that it takes up less space 16) POLAROID SX-70 LAND CAMERA:
Candice Bergen with little boy in Western garb―shows him how to take
picture 17) KODAK MOVIE PROJECTOR: slim,
self-threading 8mm 18) KODAK TELE-INSTAMATIC CAMERA:
woman has bought one for Christmas for her brother―he bought her one, too 19) KODAK CAROUSEL PROJECTORS: slide
projectors depend on gravity 20) POLAROID SX-70 LAND CAMERA:
Candice Bergen at living room couch plugs camera 21) POLAROID SUPER SHOOTER CAMERA:
mom sneaks in to shoot daddy with new baby 22) KODAK TRIMLINE INSTAMATIC
CAMERAS: Scrooge has to buy something special for Christmas 23) POLAROID ZIP CAMERA: "Jack
the Zipper" is young guy who shoots pictures of unsuspecting people 24) POLAROID SUPER SHOOTER CAMERA:
family at ski lodge 25) NORELCO CURLY Q HAIR CURLER:
like the women of the 1930s 26) NORELCO CURLY Q HAIR CURLER:
shorter version of No. 25 26) NORELCO COFFEE MAKER: Danny
Thomas for Dial-a-Brew 26) NORELCO DRIP-FILTER COFFEE
MAKER: Danny Thomas plugs it 27) NORELCO FLAME FIGHTER FIRE
EXTINGUISHER: good looking, easy to use―frying pan catches on fire 28) NORELCO DRIP-FILTER COFFEE
MAKER: shorter version of No. 26 29) INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SCOUT
TERRA: pickup truck climbs up hill―"scout the America others pass
by"―AUTOMOBILE 30) INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SCOUT
TERRA: shorter version of No. 29―AUTOMOBILE 31) NORELCO ROTARY RAZOR: electric
razor―no more "GOTCHA" nicks 32) BOMAR BRAIN: early personal
calculator―man jumps out window on April 15―taxes he owes 33) GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPER BLOW HAIR
DRYER: many people declare that "it's super" 34) FULLER O'BRIEN PAINT DEALERS:
William Christopher has a paint problem―go to "the pro shop" 35) MR. COFFEE FILTERS: Joe DiMaggio
in market stressing the paper filters 36) AMANA RADAR RANGE: Barbara Hale
plugs microwave oven 37) AMANA REFRIGERATORS: Barbara
Hale plugs it―uses little electricity 38) DOW SPRAY BATHROOM CLEANER:
woman's hand is "a bathroom cleaning machine"―so is this product
39) TORO SNOW BLOWER: throws snow
like big professional snow trucks 40) HEFTY TRASH BAGS: Jonathan
Winters as Maude and an Irish policeman―"garbage" 41) STEAMATIC CARPET CLEANING
MACHINE: man recleans a freshly shampooed rug 42) STEAMATIC CARPET CLEANING
MACHINE: 15-second version 43) WHIRLPOOL AIR CONDITIONER:
backyard unit like a heat pump 44) HYGRADE BALL PARK FRANKS: pot of
water plumps hot dogs 45) MR. COFFEE: woman makes
breakfast brew―Joe DiMaggio in his robe plugs it―jingle sung 46) MR. COFFEE: Joe DiMaggio in
living room 47) MR. COFFEE: Joe DiMaggio
stresses how fast it works―5 minutes 48) MR. COFFEE FILTERS: use these
filters for any make of coffee maker
49) MR. COFFEE FILTER: same as No.
35 50) MR. COFFEE: Joe DiMaggio at his
desk―farm scenes with jingle for the product 51) MR. COFFEE: close up of Joe
DiMaggio―number one choice
of the American people 52) MR. COFFEE; same as No. 47 53) MR. COFFEE: same as No. 45 54) MR. COFFEE: same as No. 46 55) MR. COFFEE: same as No. 50 56) NORELCO FLAME FIGHTER FIRE
EXTINGUISHER: same as No. 27 57) NORELCO ROTARY RAZORS: Santa
Claus doll sleds down hill for Christmas gift 58) NORELCO DRIP FILTER COFFEE
MAKER: women speak of how well it makes a cup of coffee―one is a professor 59) NORELCO LADYBUG ELECTRIC RAZOR:
woman shaving legs, nick them―"because Ladybugs don't bite" 60) NORELCO DRIP FILTER COFFEE
MAKER: more women testify to its how it makes good coffee 61) WESTBEND QUICK DRIP COFFEE
MAKER: Pat Boone and his family―wife Shirley makes the coffee 1) PURINA DOG CHOW: dog and boy
spend night in tent 2) STEAMSET: woman rolls hair with
steam curlers 3) G.E. DISPENSALL WASHER: woman can
program washer to use pre-soak, bleach, detergent and softener 4) G.E. CARRY COOL: man carries this
lightweight air conditioner to his third floor apartment 5) ARMSTRONG CEILING: Fred Gwynne
endorses this product―celebrity 6) FARBERWARE ROTISSERIE: family
cooks meat on this splatter-free rotisserie 7) OSTER: couple uses styler-dryer
hair dryer 8) INTERMATIC AIR CONDITIONER TIMER:
this product works like a light timer in that the user can set the time he wants
the air conditioner to come on and turn off 9) MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE: humorous
gourmet chef shows how to use this oven―"I want to show you my
bird" 10) NORELCO COFFEE MAKER: Danny
Thomas endorses this product―celebrity 11) KEYSTONE POCKET EVER-FLASH
CAMERA: Kodacolor scene of adorable chimpanzee family taking pictures 12) WEST BEND SLOW COOKER: Pat Boone
and his two daughters cook dinner―celebrity 13) WEST BEND SLOW COOKER: Pat and
Shirley Boone cook with this cooker―celebrity 14) WEST BEND ELECTRIC WOK: Pat and
Shirley Boone cook Asian foods with this wok 15) WEST BEND COFFEE MAKERS: Pat
Boone endorses this product 16) SEIKO QUARTZ WATCH: close-up
shots of insides of watches 17) SEIKO CHRONOGRAPH WATCH:
close-up of many digital features on this watch 18) PROCTOR-SILEX TOASTER OVEN:
close-up shots of different ways to cook foods in this toaster oven 19) PROCTOR-SILEX TOASTER OVEN:
repeat of 18 20) PROCTOR-SILEX COFFEE MAKER:
close-up shot of coffee dripping into urn 21) JACOBSEN LAWN MOWER: men and
women use this mower 22) JACOBSEN LAWN MOWER: black man
mows lawn 23) JACOBSEN LAWN MOWER: men and
women mow lawns 24) AMANA REFRIGERATOR: Barbara Hale
endorses this product―celebrity 25) AMANA REFRIGERATOR: Barbara Hale
demonstrates new features on this refrigerator 26) AMANA REFRIGERATOR: Barbara Hale
discusses new feature of small freezer on bottom of this refrigerator 27) AMANA RADARANGE MICROWAVE OVEN:
Barbara Hale endorses this product 28) AMANA RADARANGE MICROWAVE OVEN:
woman defrosts and heats up stew in time for guests 29) AMANA RADARANGE MICROWAVE OVEN:
husband comes home from work to find cooking instructions left by wife on how to
prepare dinner 30) JACOBSEN LAWN MOWER: men and
women drive their lawn mowers over huge lawns 31) LAWN BOY: "Lawn Fairy"
talks to men disgusted with their old mowers 32) LAWN BOY: repeat of 31 33) HOMEMAKERS FURNITURE: Shelley
Long promotes furniture―celebrity 34) HOMEMAKERS FURNITURE: Shelley
Long promotes furniture 35) FULLER O'BRIEN: dizzy woman
needs help in getting the perfect color―stereotype 36) NORELCO 1200: Western sheriff
uses hair dryer "gun" to style hair before his girlfriend comes to his
office―"The Gun that won the West" 37) HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR: wife
brings husband to showroom and talks him into buying refrigerator 38) G.E. PERFORMANCE TELEVISION:
minor actor endorses electrical APPLIANCES―1976 39) HOTPOINT WASHER AND DRYER: woman
brings husband to showroom and convinces him to buy APPLIANCES 40) OLIVETTI PORTABLE TYPEWRITER:
Jimmy Breslin endorses this product―celebrity 41) YORK AIR CONDITIONER: aerial
view of aircraft carrier U.S.S. Nimitz, which is a customer of York 42) MELITTA COFFEE MAKER:
demonstration of how paper filter traps sediments of coffee 43) G.E. POTSCRUBBER DISHWASHER:
pretty model demonstrates how this product works 44) CHARMGLOW GAS BARBECUE: family
cooks food on this grill 45) SYNCHRONAR 2100: Gordon Cooper,
astronaut,
endorses this space-age watch 46) QUIKUT KNIFE: knife cuts trees,
frozen foods and turkey 47) INTERMATIC TIME-ALL AIR
CONDITIONER TIMER: man plugs air conditioner cord into timer
48) MIST-AIR HOT AIR COMB: stock
footage of Ed "Kookie" Byrnes combing hair, then modern Ed using hot
air comb―celebrity 49) TORO SNOW MASTER: man shoveling
snow by hand is compared to the Toro 50) GLIDDEN SPRED SATIN: man shows
charts to prove that
Glidden is the best over-all paint 51) PRO-MAX HAIR DRYER: male
beautician compares this dryer with one in
his shop 52) SUPER CURL STEAM STYLER: pretty
woman curls hair―1975 53) GILETTE HOT SHAVE SYSTEM:
close-up of hot lather emerging from dispenser 54) SUPER CURL STEAM STYLER: pretty
woman curls hair 55) SUPER CURL STEAM STYLER: repeat
of 52 56) LIQUID GOLD COUNTERTOP CLEANER:
woman cleans countertop TV
Show Openings With Elgin And Other
Commercials
1) RAWHIDE: opening few minutes of a
typical telecast―with Elgin cited as sponsor 2) ELGIN: commercial for various
watches 3) RAWHIDE: more from show 4) ELGIN: dog wakes his
master―walks off with wristwatch, then drops it 5) ELGIN: Dick Clark on American
Bandstand plugs wristwatch 6) SUGARFOOT: opening minutes 7) ELGIN: self-wind
watch/thin/waterproof/27 jewels―$49.95 8) THE TONIGHT SHOW: opening 5
minutes as Jack Paar jokes with Charlie Weaver (Cliff Arquette) and Dodie
Goodman, Hans Conreid 9) ELGIN: Jack Paar delivers
commercial for Elgin 10) BRONCO: opening few minutes 11) ELGIN: cartooned commercial 12) 77 SUNSET STRIP: opening 13) ELGIN: little girl plays
mom―dressed up with mom's wristwatch 14) 77 SUNSET STRIP: more from show 15) BULOVA: "Senator"
watch is $35.75―executive styling―women admire man with this
watch―17 jewels―"the kind of man you notice" 16) BULOVA: "His
Excellency" wristwatch―$59.50 17) BULOVA: "His
Excellency" is slim as a sword 18) BULOVA: man in tuxedo for
"His Excellency"―closeup of the watch and man with cigarette in
hand―the signs of elegance in mid-1950s 19) BULOVA: Bulova Park, Long
Island―3000 people work here making time pieces―shots of watches in
varying stages of production 20) DEAN MARTIN SPECIAL: fuzzy
kinescope of Martin working with Bob Hope―sponsored by Timex watches 21) TIMEX: John Cameron Swayze
discusses the watch for "the typical American woman"―active
woman is $15, tailored but feminine is $15, loves the unusual in fashion
$16.95―none of the women shown is a working woman 22) TIMEX: Hope and Dean Martin plug
Timex―then Swayze goes backstage to ask people why they bought Timex 23) TIMEX: Swayze goes to Marty
Glickman at Yonkers Raceway where they place a Timex on a trotter horse's
hoof―commercial ends just as they take watch off his foot to see if it is
still operating―kinescope 24) SID CAESAR: promo for his show 25) EMMY AWARDS CEREMONY: Eleventh
Annual ceremony is sponsored in part by Benrus watches (cite other sponsors,
too) many stars in audience are shown
1958 26) BENRUS: after Jack Benny
introduces him, Eddie Albert delivers commercial for $25 watch with a three-year
guarantee 27) BENRUS: Eddie Albert plus it
again―stress here is a watch for your child about to graduate 28) MOVIE PROMO: for "The Black
Arrow" 29) NAME THAT TUNE: opening
credits―sponsored by Westclox 30) WESTCLOX: travelers in hotel
room with alarm clock turned around―George De Witt plugs several models Entire 1600' reel contains
commercials for Elgin watches and Hadley watchbands Entire 1600' reel contains
commercials for Elgin watches and Hadley watchbands―one
features designer Lilly Dache plugging watches―plus 1958 award-winning
spot with baby dropping wristwatch in dog's water bowl Entire 1600' reel contains
commercials for Elgin watches and Hadley watchbands Entire 1600' reel contains ads
for Elgin wristwatches and Hadley watchbands―most from 1954-55 Entire reel contains commercials for
Elgin watches and Hadley watchbands―list
included 1) BULOVA CARAVELLE WRISTWATCH:
comic spoof using Ripley's Believe It Or Not―gigantic potato―Rama V
an Indian potentate has 3,000 wives―and wristwatch cost $10.95 ten years
ago―the same today 2) LADY REMINGTON SHAVER: man
explains it to women 3) LOWERY ORGAN: man in his den
turns it on and dances to "When the Saints Go marching In" 4) KODAK CAMERA: woman with flip
hair-do with the Brownie Super 27 for less that $22 5) POLAROID SWINGER CAMERA: young
people on bicycles in summer 6) LOWERY ORGAN: man conducting in
large auditorium―but full orchestra sound is coming from one man playing
the electric organ 7) KODAK CAMERA: movie
camera―mom and dad take movies of young daughter―then project them 8) POLAROID COLOR-PAK CAMERAS:
several models rotate 9) TOPPS CLIP-FAST WATCHBAND: Yogi
Berra with kids' baseball team―demonstrates how easily band clips on 10) REMINGTON ELECTRIC KNIFE: cuts
roast beef―cordless 11) POLAROID CAMERA: little boy
practicing his trumpet―dad snaps a picture 12) PARKER PEN: fountain pen uses
ink―comically offered here as "new" and a progressive step
beyond old fashioned ball-point pens―"the pen of the future" 13) SCRIPTO READING PEN: people
can't read other people's handwriting―pen makes writing more legible 14) POLAROID CAMERA: little boy on
picnic fiddles with camera and takes picture of his dog 15) GAS COMPANY: big-production
chorus line performs to plug gas air conditioning 16) POLAROID COLOR-PAK CAMERA: folk
singer and wandering little girl―"I can't help wondering where I'm
bound"―picnic scenes―something left out of your life if you're
not taking color snaps 17) PROCTOR-SILEX HOME FREEZER:
ice-cream making machine 18) POLAROID COLOR-PAK CAMERA:
preparing for ritzy lawn party―something left out of your life campaign 19) WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR: Marvin
Kaplan tries to borrow ice cubes―Jack Elam and band of cowboy badguys stop
him―then a Communist border guard with a Doberman denounces his
"decadent bourgeoisie party"―then three Mexican stereotypes
threaten him―he gets a refrigerator with ice-maker built in―they end
up at his house looking for ice cubes 20) BULOVA ACCUTRON WATCH: preparing
U.S. rocket to take off―Gemini space capsule―stock Accutron clock is
on board for astronauts 21) TIMES WATCH: women's and men's
designs shown 22) SUNBEAM THIN LINE TOASTER:
"have you been living in a big fat world?"―broad-bottomed woman
shown―shows toasters 23) KODAK BROWNIE SUPER 27 CAMERA:
new design 24) GENERAL ELECTRIC: knife
sharpener, toaster, coffee maker, hair dryer―Christmas gift ideas 25) GENERAL ELECTRIC TOASTER OVEN:
young married couple in store to buy 26) WHIRLPOOL WASHING MACHINE:
lint-picking as a national problem―even filters do not work―now a
self-cleaning filter 27) WESTINGHOUSE LUMINA: radio,
clock, and lamp combined in one appliance―man clumsily assembles them all 28) CORNING ELECTRIC RANGE: man
sleepily making breakfast at "the counter that cooks"―still only
in model kitchen 29) PROCTOR-SILEX COFFEE MAKER:
glass electric peculator 30) LEAR JET STEREO 8: 8-track car
tape deck uses cartridges 31) SCRIPTO MECHANICAL PENCIL:
39-cent pencil shoots off like a rocket 32) WESTINGHOUSE COFFEE MAKER:
Pressure Flow percolator has a golden coffee basket!―and it's upside down 33) BULOVA WATCH: all the parts,
then man tries to assemble them―or just buy a Bulova―it makes its
own parts 34) WESTINGHOUSE: "you can be
sure..." 5 seconds 35) WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC CLOTHES
DRYER: Italian mama chaperones her daughter and beau 36) POLAROID COLOR-PAK CAMERA:
middle aged couple going to bed after grand party looking at snaps 37) LIGHT GEM LAMP: high-intensity
lamp ―man moves it to various positions―found at Museum of Modern
Art 38) PROCTOR-SILEX LIFELONG TOASTER:
up to four slices at a time 39) PROCTOR-SILEX IRONS: drawings 40) WESTINGHOUSE BLENDER: woman
demonstrates―could drive you stir crazy 41) GAS COMPANY: gas ranges―5
seconds 42) WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC KNIFE:
cuts variety of items―from bread to onions 43) WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC BROILER
FRY PAN: non-stick surface that is permanent!
nuts and bolts added to pan―no scratches 44) WHIRLPOOL PORTABLE WASHER AND
DRYER: old couple moving from apartment to mansion 1) ZENITH STEREO PHONOGRAPH: new
design of phono arm allows you to drop and push it on records without ruining
your records
box dated 3/7/63 2) TIMEX AUTOMATIC WATCH: The Great
Zo-Zo can tell what man in audience is holding―but is way over on the
price
costs $25 3) BULOVA WATCH: takes nine months
to make a Bulova watch 4) TIMEX ELECTRIC WATCH: no longer
necessary to wind 5) LADY REMINGTON SHAVER: man and
wife in bathroom shaving together 6) POLAROID COLOR PAK CAMERA:
"here comes the real Santa Claus" as dad comes through snow with
gifts―give him what HE wants this year 7) POLAROID SWINGER CAMERA: for the
teenage boy hard to buy for 8) TIMEX WATCH: woman fantasizes she
is awakening in ski world―goes snowmobiling with watch 9) POLAROID LAND CAMERA: Perry Como
with little girl 10) SHEAFFER BALLPOINT PEN: doesn't
need to be warmed up 11) SHEAFFER GLIDERITER PEN: done as
spoof on aspirin ads―take two pens/ for relief from boredom―"I
can write again" 12) RONSON VARAFLAME CIGARETTE
LIGHTER: man and woman―she knows all about it 13) SYLVANIA BLUE DOT FLASHCUBES:
two older Jewish women speak about their sons―share pictures―one
only has picture from her son's agent―no pictures because little Bernie
was always inside practicing 14) WHIRLPOOL TRASH MASHER: trash
compacter for garbage―little man pantomime shows how it works 15) ZENITH COLOR TELEVISION: B&W
commercial takes you inside the new color TV set―set is tubes, hand-wired,
and pre-transistor 16) GENERAL ELECTRIC TELEVISION:
Warren Stevens advises not to put off getting a new color TV―as man's TV
goes on blink 17) TIMEX MARLIN WRISTWATCH: tied to
back of snowmobile―timex torture test―NOT John Cameron Swayze 18) BAYLOR WATCH: mountain climber
falls but is saved by his spikes―"do you have the guts to buy a
Baylor watch?" 19) SHEAFFER PENS: man at
table―it'll cost you a buck to find out in ballpoint is good―SEGUE
to Senor Bolzoni pianist doodler who uses Glideriter felt tip |
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