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MacDonald & Associates Television Commercials Candy and Gum |
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MacDonald & Associates
Film Jam
Handy Collection
Music Jazz
Short Films Filmed
Jazz Performances
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1)
HOT SHOTS: mop-haired animated rock group strumming guitars and singing about
"a firecracker treat that's fun to eat"―from Beechnut 2) MILKY WAY:
polar bear hates summer―too hot―opens a cooler and gets a frozen
candy chocolate bar 3) NESTLE'S
CRUNCH: young teenage couple walking home from a date―sitting on porch
swing―just ready to kiss girl when her dad comes out―then voice
sings, "Feelin' bad, feelin' blue..." have a Nestle's Crunch
Bar―it's no substitute for young love ―copyrighted 4) NESTLE'S
CRUNCH: animated little man with song "Feelin' bad, feelin' blue...it
couldn't hurt, it couldn't hurt." for candy bar―no substitute for
mother love or a big bank roll 5) JOHNSTON CHOCOLATE MINT PATTIES: 8-second spot with man who can't remember his name, but he remembers not to forget Johnston candy 6) CADBURY SNACK BAR: Westbrook Van Voorhees does voice-over about "the between meal gap"―two hungry men (one is Louis Nye) start growling at eat other―this is the time when most wars and violent crimes are started, it brings out the animal in us―have this candy bar―they mellow―then growl over who will get last bar 7) BEECHNUT
5-MINT GUM: young teens on beach dance and cavort on beach―go, go, go 8) LIFE SAVER
MINTS: dumb blonde visits imprisoned boyfriend who complains that his cellmate
has bad breath―orders a few cases, urges girl to keep a pack for herself 9) FANCY FRUIT
LIFE SAVERS: woman and men testify to their taste for this real-fruit flavor
candy 10) CAREFREE
SUGARLESS GUM: Jack Soo as Eskimo who chews blubber to keep his teeth
clean―he wants whale flavor 11) CLARK'S
TEABERRY GUM: The Teabury shuffle―Herb Alpert music as people in different
scenes do dance step b/w 12) 5TH AVENUE:
jaunty song and "it's the nuts" as people bounce and eat candy
bar―from Luden's 13) 5TH AVENUE:
song about "it's the nuts"―same as No. 12 14) REGAL CROWN
SOUR: "the 4 minute pucker"―two young women pucker with this
English candy 15) ADAMS SOUR
GUM: "sour power" sings group like beach Boys―"Oooh, Mr.
Adams"―old man Adams is the sourest man in town 15) GOOD AND
PLENTY: little boy fools girl by making the candy disappear in his
mouth―so she makes him disappear―magic tricks on every
box―1965 copyright 17) GOOD AND
PLENTY: magic trick―same as No. 15 18) CRACKER
JACK: little girl at baseball game with Jack Guilford and friends―they are
excited, she's bored and hungry―boys chorus sings, "what do you eat
when you've gotta have something"―he eats them and pockets the prize
from 1964 19) CRACKER
JACK: Jack Guilford at the beach settles back to read and eat Cracker
Jacks―little children gather around him and he has to share―but not
the prize―1964 20) CRACKER
JACK: Jack Guilford sneaks into grandson's room to steal Cracker Jacks from
sleeping boy―he's caught―female voice-over declares "when it
comes to Cracker Jack, some kids never grow up" 21) CRACKER
JACK: Jack Guilford as school teacher who hears boy eating Cracker Jack in
class―confiscates them, then eats them himself after bell rings―but
boys wants them back―female voice-over declares "when it comes to
Cracker Jack, some kids never grow up" 22) CRACKER
JACK: Jack Guilford sneaks into room―same as No. 20 23) CRACKER
JACK: Jack Guilford and cronies playing poker―much smoking, but also
eating Cracker Jack―they get them all and leave him with
nothing―then laugh, until he overturns table in anger 24) CRACKER
JACK: "Boardwalk"―Jack Guilford runs concession booth at
beach―little boy and girl run up to buy Cracker Jack with insufficient
funds―he relents and sells them the box (Clio winner for 1965) 25) CRACKER
JACK: Jack Guilford in crowded elevator holds basket while boy eats Cracker
Jack―tempts Guilford with them―when elevators reaches ground floor,
Guilford walks out with the candy and the little boy has been stuffed in the
basket―in color 26) CRACKER
JACK: Jack Guilford reading bedtime story to little girl―tries to snitch
her Cracker Jack while she dozes―she wakes, then falls asleep clutching
the box―he is frustrated―female voice-over declares "when it
comes to Cracker Jack, some kids never grow up" 27) CRACKER
JACK: Jack Guilford as school teacher―same as No. 21 28) KOOL POPS:
"freezy, squeezy packs of frosty fruity fun" 29) SNICKERS:
little boy on roller coaster―joined by other kids―and a chimp
B&W from 1960s―singing commercial 30) BUTTERNUT:
animated cow and elephant sing and dance 31) PAYDAY:
pre-Monty Python style of animation here 32) BABY RUTH:
clown 33) WESTERN
UNION CANDYGRAMS: Peter Lawford―"Say 'I love you'with candy." 34) WESTERN
UNION CANDYGRAMS: Lawford again 35) TOOTSIE
POPS: owl and little boy animated 36) BABY RUTH:
"Put on a Happy face"―Frankenstein and kids on slide 37) WESTERN
UNION CANDYGRAMS: Peter Lawford for Christmas season 38) CAREFREE
GUM: sugarless gum―compares itself to Trident 39)
BUTTERFINGER: people with Butterfinger wrappers in the hands 40) TOOTISE
ROLL: "good things rolled into one"―Claymation animation 41) TOOTSIE
ROLL: Ian Haddow―probably the president of candy company―discusses
"bite size" Totsie Rolls for Halloween 42) MASON DOTS:
"Dotsmanship...the gentle art"―people share Dots―even a
black child 43) CLARK
TEABERRY GUM: from 1960s this has "the Teaberry Shuffle" (chauffeur, marching soldier)
pink color 44) NESTLE
TRIPLE DECKER BAR: George Pal-like animation as boy talks to little
Swiss-accented man 45) 5TH AVENUE:
people jumping and eating candy bars 46) TOOTSIE ROLL
AND TOOTSIE POPS: little boys racing to see which one is eaten first 47) TOOTSIE
ROLL: Claymation figures as in No. 40 for Tootsie Rolls 48) TOOTSIE
ROLL: Pop Drops―all ages like this product 49) TOOTSIE
ROLL: "How many licks does it take to get to the center?"―same
as No. 7 50) TOOTSIE
ROLL: opening to Where the Action Is, sponsored by Tootsie Roll and
Clorets 51) ADAMS GUM:
"Old Mr. Adams is the sourest man in town"― he chews Sour Gum
but smiles at end of comercial 52) NESTLE'S
CHOCOLITE: "Chocolate never felt as good as Chocolite"―mom and
kids, black girl, some animation 53) NESTLE'S
CHOCOLATE: kids at farm with lots of milk 54) NESTLE'S
CHOCOLITE: animated commercial 55) NESTLE'S
$100,000 BAR: people stretching out a string of caramel 56) SUPER SIP:
plastic bag with punch inside―drink with straw 57) BUTTERNUT:
same as No. 2 58) TIC-TAC:
cheerleaders for breath mints 59) TIC-TAC:
bowlers, teenagers, dancers for breath mints 60) TIC-TAC:
same as No. 26 1) M&M
CANDY: rough-looking cowboys playing cards almost shoot dealer because he has
put chocolate on the cards―two animated M&M
candies save the day―tough guys are playing Fish
excellent color 2) ALMOND JOY:
man is deep sea diving when he gets the urges for a Peter Paul Almond Joy 3) MOUNDS: man
is ski jumping when he gets the urges for a Peter Paul Mounds 4) CLANKY
CHOCOLATE SYRUP: animated spot with Clanky the Spaceman which is a plastic
bottle of syrup for making milk and ice cream confections 5) M&M
CANDY: two little girls―one has chocolate all over her face―segues
to animated candy and peanut plunging into pool―"melts in your hand,
not in your mouth"―no chocolate mess―segues to spot for M&M
CHEWIES make your mouth water 6) M&M
CANDY: two little girls―one has chocolate all over her face―segues
to animated candy and peanut plunging into pool―melts in your hand, not in
your mouth―no chocolate mess―segues to spot for M&M WAFER BAR
for a nickel 7) M&M
CANDY: two little girls―one has chocolate all over her face―segues
to animated candy and peanut plunging into pool―melts in your hand, not in
your mouth―no chocolate mess―segues to spot for M&M WAFER BAR
for a nickel 8) TOOTSIE ROLL
and TOOTSIE POPS: if your child were to give you his favorite candy―puts
pops and split-up rolls in a formal candy box 9) TOOTSIE ROLL:
Halloween night―man pushes back door―wife offers Tootsie Rolls 10 10) DENTYNE GUM:
kine of man at drive in, stuns waitress when he pulls out toothbrush and cleans
teeth 11) DOUBLEMINT
GUM: "Double Your Pleasure, Double Your Fun" theme song as played by
two of several musical instruments―1960s
15 seconds 12) DOUBLEMINT
GUM: twin women sing the famous song―1960s 13) DOUBLEMINT
GUM: twin women with identical collie puppies
―1960s
15 seconds 14) TOOTSIE ROLL
POP: boy and girl fanatsize―he's a spaceman-cowboy-pirate, she's a
princess-majorette-teacher (sex-role stereotypes―NOT A KINESCOPE) 1950s 15) TOOTSIE ROLL
POPS: same as No. 1 16) M&M
CANDY: no Mr. Chocolate mess―invite "the good guys" to your
party 17) MARS TOASTED
ALMOND BARS: adult man eats one while announces explains why it is "the
world's most expensive-tasting candy bar" 18) REED'S
CANDY: give roll of Reed's to your favorite sourpuss 19) MILKY WAY:
nostalgia and suggestion to freeze this candy bar 20) MARS TOASTED
ALMOND BAR: 30-second version of No. 13 21) MARS TOASTED
ALMOND BAR: same as No. 13 22) UNCLE BEN'S
RICE: no surface starch―compared to regular rice―NOT CANDY AND GUM 23) TOOTSIE
ROLL: Saturday afternoon at the movies―little boy in movie show with candy
and B Westerns―stress that chewy chewy Tootsie Roll goes on a long
time―1950s 24) TOOTSIE
POPS: ask Mr. Cow, Mr. Fox, Mr. Turtle, and Mr. Owl how many licks to
center―they all bite except Owl 25) TOOTSIE
POPS: teenage boys hanging-out licking Pops―stress that "your
daddy" grew up eating Pops 26) TOOTSIE
POPS: Earl J. Waggedorn tempted by angel and devil―bites after 161 licks
color Frank Sinatra
Commercials Of Italian Perugia Candy 35mm Reel
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