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Film Jam
Handy Collection
Music Jazz
Short Films Filmed
Jazz Performances
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1)
KING SIZED COKE: b/w (1950s)−Anita Bryant sings for Coke 2)
KING SIZED COKE: b/w (1950s)−Connie Francis sings for Coke 3)
KING SIZED COKE: b/w (1950s)−teens having fun in the snow and
having family time in living room during winter while drinking Coke 4)
KING SIZED COKE: b/w (1950s)−Anita Bryant & the Brothers Four
sing for Coke 5)
KING SIZED COKE: b/w (1950s)−teens shown having a good time bowling
and drinking Coke 6)
KING SIZED COKE: b/w (1950s)−Anita Bryant teases nerd about Coke 7)
KING SIZED COKE: b/w (1950s)−attractive woman smiles at camera 8)
KING SIZED COKE: b/w (1950s))−picnic food with cases of Coke on
table 9)
RONCO STEAM A AWAY-APPLIANCE: nice Color (1960s)−product shown
being used wrinkled suit, drapes, curtains, ties, etc.−“It’s a great
gift”!–shown to be convenient when traveling by packing it practically
anywhere–price $8.88 10)
RONCO STEAM A AWAY: Same as #9 11)
K-TEL BLITZHACKER FOOD CHOPPER: nice Color (1960s)−product shown
chopping vegetables, ice, fruits, potatoes, etc.–“It’s like having a
helper in the kitchen”–price $4.99 12)
KRAZY STRAW: Color (1960s)−children enjoying product while drinking
milk and juices 13)
RONCO TARN AWAY: nice Color (1960s)−tarnish remover–“Wont harm
your hands”–close-up of female hands using product−footage of woman
cleaning silver the “old fashion” way and her hands becoming ruined and
ugly−price $2.98 14)
RONCO STEAM A AWAY: Same as #9 15)
SPLATTER SCREEN-COOKING APPLIANCE: nice Color (1960s)−“Put an end
to flying grease”–product shown to do various tasks in the
kitchen−price $2.98 16)
DUAL O MATCH FOOD CUTTER: Color (1960s)−cutter shown cutting ice,
meats (i.e. spam), vegetables, fruits, etc.−price $10.99 17)
RONCO STEAM A AWAY: nice Color (1960s)−commercial shows how to use
this product–product being used on coaches and dresses–man shown keeping
product in his office–price $8.88 18)
VEG-O-MATIC: nice Color (1960s)−product shown cutting ice, spam,
fruits, vegetables, etc.–price $7.77 19)
POCKET FISHERMAN: nice Color (1960s)−product shown to be used by
expert fishermen as well as boys–young black boy shown using this product and
catching large bass fish; “Make a boy happy by giving him the Pocket
Fisherman”, “Instant portable easy to carry fishing rod, and
more…”−price $19.95 20)
RONCO GARDEN TRIMMER: Color (1960s)−women shown using this trimmer
around their garden–“Great gift for Father’s Day”–price $6.88 21)
MINUT CHEF: nice Color (1960s)−product shown crushing ice, making
salads–product has satisfied or return police–price $3.99 22)
POPEIL TRIM COMB: Color (1960s)−commercial opens up with words on
screen “THIS PRODUCT IS NOT JUST FOR BARBERS”–product being used to cut
hair; boys and girls–woman using it to shave her legs–product can be used by
“boys, girls, moms and dads”–price $2.99 23)
PSA-NATIONAL
LIBRARY SERVICES FOR THE BLIND & PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED: nice Color
(1970s)−PSA for books on tape; book by Zane Grey–free cassette player is
given to those who order 24)
RELIGIOUS-UNITY
TELEVISION: nice Color (1970-80s)−Norm Crosby (celebrity) talks about the
need to be “cordial” in today’s violent society 25)
VITA-TAXES:
nice Color (1970s)−reenactment of Vita employees celebrating their profits
due to helping non-English and handicapped people with their IRS tax
returns–black man with afro is shown 26)
PSA
FOR IRS: nice Color (1970s)−Eric Severedi urges viewers to check the box
on income tax forms to fund political campaigns 27)
PSA
FOR IRS: nice Color (1970s)−Eric Severedi urges viewers to check the box
on income tax forms to fund political campaigns; “Elections will be kept
fair” (voting) 28)
RELIGIOUS-UNITY
TELEVISION: nice Color (1970-80s)−Lynn Redgrave (celebrity) speaks on the
word “beauty” and encourages viewers to meditate on it 29)
PSA-MEDICATION/HEALTH/HMOs:
nice Color (1970s)−PSA has pharmacist encouraging viewers to ask their
local pharmacist, “…the health care expert”, for health and medical
advice–film portrays all pharmacist as neighborhood friendly and kind 30)
RELIGIOUS-UNITY
TELEVISION: nice Color (1970-80s)−Emily McLaughlin (celebrity) speaks on
the word “sympathy” and how important it is to have it 31)
RELIGIOUS-UNITY
TELEVISION: nice Color (1970-80s)−Craig T. Nelson (celebrity) speaks on
the word “courage”, he quotes Robert Louis Stevenson 32)
PSA-AMERICAN
ACADEMY OF PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS: nice Color (1970s)−doctor shown
encouraging viewers to get a medical checkup; health–film portrays doctors as
caring and friendly, HMOs 33)
RELIGIOUS-UNITY
TELEVISION: nice Color (1970-80s)−Margaret O’Brien speaks on the work
“assurance” 34)
PSA-WILL
ROGERS INSTITUTE-ANTI-SMOKING: nice Color 1970s) Robert Merrill (professional
opera singer)−speaks against smoking and lung disease–Merrill is shown
singing opera piece in the beginning of PSA 35)
RELIGIOUS-UNITY
TELEVISION: nice Color (1980s)−Mathew Laborteaux speaks on being positive 36)
BURGER
KING: ANIMATION Color (1970s)−“Home of the Whopper”–introduces small
whopper 37)
BORATEEM
DETERGENT: Color (1970s)−housewives using this product 38)
BURGER
KING: nice Color (1970s)−celebrity Roman Gabriel promotes the Whopper
Burger 39)
KELLOGG’S
RICE CRISPIES CEREAL: ANIMATION Color (1970s)−montage of famous cartoons;
Humpty Dumpy, Three Little Pigs, etc. 40)
KELLOGG’S
CORN FLAKES: Color (1970s)−montage of children eating and enjoying this
product 41)
INDUSTRIAL
STRENGTH CLEANER: Color (1970s)−women cleaning their showers and being
satisfied with this product (sexist; only women clean) 42)
BORATEEM
PLUS DETERGENT: Color (1970s)−women using product and satisfied
43)
BURGER
KING: ANIMATION Color (1970s)−small whopper introduced; father lion and
son are happy 44)
BURGER
KING: Color (1970s)−professional golfer Sam Snead promotes Whopper 45)
BURGER
KING: nice Color (1970s)−family going to BK and enjoying Whopper, small
daughter gets the small Whopper–theme song, “It takes two hands to handle a
Whopper…”–BK special $1.00 for Whopper, fries, and small soft drink 46)
PSA-AMERICAN
CANCER SOCIETY-ANTI-SMOKING: ANIMATION Color (1970s)−Three Little Pigs
laugh as the Scary Wolf has trouble blowing down their house; the wolf is shown
with cigarette in his hand 47)
BORATEEM
DETERGENT-SEXUALITY: Color (1970s)−sexy model with French accent is trying
on her clothes; she is shown putting them on and taking them off, only legs are
shown 48)
PSA-U.S.
AIRFORCE: nice Color (1960s)−recruitment film for females–girl shown
getting makeup accessories as commentator says, “If she comes to work for us,
she better bring some things of her own”–girl in uniform shown with handsome
military officer 49)
BORATEEM
DETERGENT-SEXUALITY: Color (1970s)−sexy woman bathing in pond, clothes
shown all over the ground and trees 50)
CHEVROLET:
Color (1970s)−girl cries as her parents give her a brand new Chevrolet for
Christmas–commercial promotes that Chevrolets are safe 51)
PSA-MOTORCYCLIST
AGAINST NOISE-HEALTH: Color (1970s)−motorcycle club shown going through
the countryside–female motorcyclist says, “Today I am a man”
(feminist/deafness/handicapped) 52)
PSA-PREVENT
BLINDNESS-HANDICAPPED: nice Color (1970s)−Frank Sinatra (celebrity) speaks
for this cause 53)
PSA-RIGHT
TO READ: Color (1970s)−montage of names and words on Washington monuments
and landmarks, film mentions the problems of illiteracy in U.S. 54)
RELIGIOUS-UNITY
TELEVISION: nice Color (1970)−black female celebrity Gail Fisher speaks on
the word “capacity” 55)
PSA-SAVE
THE CHILDREN-CHARITY/DONATIONS: nice Color (1970s)−Latino child is shown
looking at American family through the window of an ice-cream parlor, American
family is shown eating banana splits (racist; Latinos are poor) 56)
PSA-NATIONAL
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: nice Color (1970s)−PSA encourages the community to
support your local school and teachers, “…their the best investment you’ll
ever make”–montage of children learning–“Helping Teachers Teach…” 57)
PSA-U.S.
AIRFORCE: nice Color (1974)−NBA black professional basketball player Lou
Hudson of the Atlanta Hawks encourages viewers, male and female to join Airforce,
“…you’ll learn a lasting skill that will help you for the rest of your
life…”–-man dressed as Superman gets ball from Hudson and takes a shot, he
breaks the backboard made of glass 58)
PSA-DRUG
WARNING/NARCOTICS: Color (1970s)−Barbara Watson, a black female
administrator of Foreign Affairs, warns young Americans not to get arrested in
other countries with drug possession because the U.S. Government will not
intervene, Midnight Express 59)
PSA-CHRISTIAN
CHILDREN’S FUND-CHARITY/DONATIONS: Color (1970s)–poor Latino child shown
playing with cat and in need of help (racist) 60)
PSA-UniceF:
Color (1970s)−montage of Unicef Organization helping around the world;
feeding poor black baby, building schools (education) in India, etc.–“This
Halloween, Trick or Treat for Unicef” 61)
PSA-NATIONAL
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: Color (1970s)−montage of students and teachers in
class–“Help our teachers help our kids”
62)
PSA-NATIONAL
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: same as #56 63)
U.S.
AIRFORCE: Color (1973)–reporter introducing the “ORANGE BOWL IN
MIAMI”–NFL Professional Football players are shown; Phil or Bill Morris
(tight-end for Cleveland Browns), Allen Cane (Defensive Tackle for Minnesota
Vikings; black player), and Bob Greasy? (Miami Dolphins Quarterback)–Bob
Greasy encourages viewers to join Airforce–man dressed as Superman talks to
Greasy and makes a joke 64)
RELIGIOUS-UNITY
TELEVISION: Color (1970s)−black female celebrity Pearl Bailey speaks on
“will” 65)
PSA-SAVE
THE CHILDREN: same as #55 1)
LIME LAGER ULTRA BEER-ALCOHOL: nice Color (1960s; SILENT)–close-ups of
pouring beer can 2)
LONE STAR BEER-ALCOHOL: nice Color (1960s; SILENT)–montage of golf
players and rich people in country club 3)
1965 CORVETTE, CORVAIR-VEHICLES: b/w (1960s; SILENT)−close-up shots
of Corvair features; engine, gas pedal, interior, etc.–good POV shot from
car–car is shown being driven on rough dirt terrain–good shots of car on
highway 4)
PSA-BOATING SAFETY: b/w (1950-60s; Boy Scouts of America)–“Keep
Boating a Safe Sport”−fathers and sons go fishing on small boat 5)
CHESTERFIELDS CIGARETTES: b/w (1950-60s)−commercial shows couple at
football game enjoying this brand cigarette; good shots of cheerleaders,
football game, and crowd cheering 6)
DICKIES-MEN’S FASHION: b/w
(1960s)−Casual and Work pants and shirts–“…and their
washable”–father and son shown trying on Dickie pants 7)
WARNER BROTHERS: b/w (1950-60s)–promo
only 8)
GENERAL ELECTRIC: b/w (1960s;
kinescope)−“Cheyenne” promotes GE electric bulbs, NOTE-commercials 9-15 are shown during the intervals of the TV
program “Cheyenne”–only 76 cents for 60 watts or 88 cents for 100
watts–Clint Walker dressed like Cheyenne cowboy 9)
VASELINE HAIR TONIC: b/w (1960s;
kinescope) 10)
TIDE DETERGENT AND MAYTAG WASHING
MACHINES: b/w (1960s)–good shots of washing machine inspector checking Maytag
washing machines, both brands are approved by inspector 11)
PUREX DRY BLEACH: b/w (1960s;
kinescope)–housewife promotes this product
12)
BRISK TOOTHPASTE: b/w (1960s;
kinescope)–close-up of mouth lips pleased with this product 13)
COLGATE TOOTHPASTE: b/w (1960s;
kinescope)–man promoting product in local stores on the TV-Rama display 14)
PALMOLIVE SHAVE CREAM: b/w (1960s;
kinescope)–man promoting product in local stores on the TV-Rama display 15)
WOLLENSACK 4100-ELECTRIC APPLIANCE: Color (1960-70s; EM
Company)−commercial for this tape-recorder model for $67.00; close-up
shots with gear shown–montage of families enjoying this product; father and
son activities 16)
DENALAN DENTURES TABLETS: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−woman smiles 17)
DRY DRY WORLD ANTI-PERSPIRANT: nice Color (1960-70s)−young rich
couple gets caught with rain during a picnic on the grass, couple gets on their
Rolls Royce Convertible vehicle, chauffeur is shown opening up the door 18)
DOWNEY FABRIC SOFTENER: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−husband pleased with
wife 19)
DENTU-GRIP-SEX APPEAL/DENTURES: nice Color (1960s;
kinescope)−handsome man pleased with product 20)
DRISTAN DECONGESTION: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−black family uses this
product 21)
DENALAN: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−middle aged woman uses product, her
husband is shown kissing her on cheek 22)
DARK EYES-EYE MAKEUP-HEALTH AND BEAUTY: b/w (1960s;
kinescope)−couple having romantic candle light dinner, but the woman’s
mascara begins to drip badly when she begins to cry during man’s wedding
proposal–experiments are done with this eye makeup showing that it lasts for a
long time; woman with Dark Eyes makeup in shower and putting on cream–“You
can wakeup looking beautiful every morning”; price is $2.00 23)
DRIVE DETERGENT: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−dog in family living room,
knocks over the food tray of his owner while owner is watching TV−black
family 24)
DYNAMO POWDER DETERGENT: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−man makes a
comparison with other detergent 25)
DISOLVE ASPIRIN: b/w (1960-70s; kinescope)−Arthur Godfrey
(celebrity) compares product to general brands 26)
DYNAMO: same as #24 27)
DRY BODY SPRAY POWDER: b/w (1960-70s; kinescope)−anti-spray body
deodorant for women–women sprays it on dummy 28)
DURACELL BATTERY: b/w (1960-70s)−toys with this battery 29)
DUPONT-SAFETY HAZARD/HEALTH: Color (1960-70s)−man dressed in
primitive clothing banging on big gong–this is a Dupont promo saying that they
are redesigning machinery for lower noise levels (deafness) 30)
DANNON YOGURT-HEALTH: b/w (1960-70s; kinescope)−blonde lady eating
and enjoying the “98-99% Fat Free Yogurt” 31)
DRISTAN: same as #20 32)
DATRIL PAIN RELIEF ASPIRIN: b/w (1960-70s; kinescope)−man in suit
promotes this brand 33)
DATRIL: same as #32 34)
DENTU GRIP-DENTURE: nice Color (1960s)−elderly lady pleased with
product; “Specially made for hard to hold dentures” 35)
DORITOS CHIPS-SEXUALITY: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−couple shown having
a romantic time while eating Doritos at the beach 36)
RUFFLES CHIPS: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−man stranded in island but
panics because there is no dip for the his source of food, Ruffles; “Relax,
you don’t need dip when you have Ruffles” 37)
DASH DETERGENT: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−housewife is advised by
washing machine inspector to use this product 38)
DASH: same as #37 39)
NEW DAYTRIL ASPIRIN: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−elderly lady pleased
with product 40)
GREEN GODDESS SALAD DRESSING-SEXUALITY: b/w (1960-70s;
kinescope)−female Hawaiian dancers are shown–Hawaiians are shown
enjoying this product while dinning 41)
DRIVE DETERGENT: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−frustrated mother is
bothered by family complaints about unwashed stains 42)
DOUBLEMINT CHEWING GUM: b/w (1960s; kinescope) ANIMATION 43)
DENTU: same as #34 44)
DORITOS CHIPS-SEXUALITY: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−couple is shown
having a romantic time while eating Doritos at a beach (different version than
#35); the, “Exciting Latin taste…”–couple looks into each others eye
lustfully 45)
DOUBLEMINT CHEWING GUM: same as #42 46)
DIET SUGAR FREE GUM-HEALTH: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−commercial
promotes the health of children if they use this chewing gum–boys shown
building a tree house–the, “Tooth Decaying Fighting Gum”, “The Safe
Gum” 47)
DI-GEL: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−woman shown typing; desk job
(sexist)–medicine for gas indigestion 48)
DUTCH MASTERS CIGARETTES: b/w (1960s; kinescope) friends at a retirement
party convince retiree not to leave the job after he is given Dutch cigar 49)
DORITOS CHIPS-SEXUALITY: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−couple having a
romantic time with this product 50)
SALEM CIGARETTES: b/w (1960; kinescope) men shown fishing and enjoying
product 51)
SALEM CIGARETTES: b/w (1960s; kinescope) friends are shown enjoying
product while fishing (different version than #50); the “filter cigarettes” 52)
SALEM SUPER KING-SIZED CIGARETTES-SEX APPEAL: b/w (1960s; kinescope)
couple shown on a romantic hike in mountains near waterfall enjoying product 53)
SALEM SUPER KING-SIZED CIGARETTES: b/w (1960s; kinescope)–commercial
conveys that you’ll have more time to use because of the king-sized
cigarette–montage of people using more time 54)
SALEM SUPER KING-SIZED CIGARETTES: b/w (1960s; kinescope) montage of
people using more time; couple taking their dog for a longer walk, construction
worker watching city from top of building, woman enjoying an extra cup of
coffee, man taking the longer way home, etc.−“What will you do with
extra time” 55)
SALEM SUPER KING-SIZED CIGARETTES-SEXUALITY: b/w (1960s;
kinescope)−people using more time; man lusting after women walking by, man
admiring his large boat, men doing more fishing, man feeding birds at park, etc.
56)
SALEM CIGARETTES: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−man asks girlfriend for a
cigarette as they take a romantic walk under waterfall−girlfriend
convinces boyfriend that Salem is the best cigarette 57)
SALEM: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−couple on romantic horse carriage
ride through the countryside 58)
SALEM SUPER KING-SIZED: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−couple walking dog
around the block because they have more time 59)
SALEM: same as #57 60)
SALEM: same as #56 61)
SALEM: b/w (1960s; kinescope)−couple on romantic walk with their
dog while crossing a bridge at a park; “Americas longest selling menthol
cigarette” 62)
SALEM: same as #61, but better quality 63)
SALEM: b/w (1960; kinescope)−“You can take the Salem out of the
country, but you cant take the country out of Salem” 64)
DENTU: same as #19, but in b/w 65) DENALAN: same as #21 1)
SWEENEY
PONTIAC DEALERSHIP-AUTOMOBILES: nice Color (1967)−commercial made for Jake
Sweeney Pontiac Dealership–film shows man conducting orchestra as sales pitch
is being made–outtakes of commercial are shown without sound; new cars in lot
and car manufacturing dealership building 2)
FIRESTONE
TIRES: b/w (1940-50s)−footage of 1923 vehicle going off road because of
the lack of friction on tires, footage of vehicles progressing in different
fashion through different decades (commercial is incomplete)–film tries to
promote traffic safety by using Firestone Tires 3)
WUBE-RADIO:
nice Color (1960s)−man dressed like Santa Claus is promoting a Christmas
give away contest on behalf of local radio station WUBE–indirect sales pitch
is made for Norge Appliances–good shots of man next to appliances; washing
machine, dryer, dishwasher, refrigerator, and stove–many outtakes of this
commercial are shown 4)
MOVIE PROMO:
LADY SINGS THE BLUES: nice Color (1972; Eleuthyra Film Production)−Diana
Ross (celebrity) film debut in which she plays Billie Holiday–film stars Billy
Dee Williams, Richard Pryor, James Callahan, Paul Hampton, and Sid Melton,
movie promo 5)
MOVIE PROMO:
LADY SINGS THE BLUES: same as #4 6)
MOVIE PROMO:
LADY SINGS THE BLUES: shorter version of #4 7)
MOVIE PROMO:
LADY SINGS THE BLUES: shorter version of #4 8)
INSTANT
FOLGERS COFFEE: b/w (1950-60s)−commercial starts with this theme, “Do
Your Parties End Like This”, and has people not drinking coffee at
party–husband tells his wife that lately her coffee hasn’t been too
good–people drink coffee at next party when Folgers is served
9)
THE
FARMER’S DAUGHTER-SEX APPEAL: nice Color (1960s)–couple kissing (TV promo),
actor looks into camera and says, “Its alright, we’re going to be married”
(morality/American values) 10)
WYOMING HAS
EVERYTHING: b/w (1960s)−Indians, cowboy dramatically kissing woman (sex
appeal), Cowboys, and Cattle thieves seen in opening–film stars are Wallace Beery, Leo Carrillo,
Ann Rutherford, Lee Bowman, Paul Kelly,
Joseph Calleia, Marjorie Main, and Bobs Watson–scene of cowboys and
Indians gunfire action 11)
POST
TOASTIES CORN FLAKES: b/w (1950—60s)−little boy enjoying Toasties as
they come out of toaster 12)
PSA-HEART
ASSOCIATION-HEALTH: b/w (1950-60s; American Heart Association)–animation is
used to promote health awareness–people testify of their problems and their
experience with rheumatic fever, strokes, and heart diseases 13)
PSA-SAVE THE
CHILDREN GENERATION FOUNDATION-CHARITY/DONATIONS: b/w (1950-60s)−self-help
projects all over the world are shown–poor family in Italy is shown benefiting
from foundation fund–stills of poor blacks, Asian, and Latino children
(racist) 14)
PSA-HEART
FUND-HEALTH/CHARITY/DONATIONS: b/w (1950-60s)−advertising PSA to persuade
people to give money for the purpose of fighting diseases–children and adults
carrying banners and picket signs promoting health 15)
GET THE
MESSAGE GAME SHOW: b/w (1960s; ABC, Hosted by Frank Buxton)−game show
players are Woody Allen, Robert Q.
Lewis, Georgia Browne, and Florence Henderson
(celebrities) TV Game Show 16)
TV PROMO: TV
GUIDE FALL PREVIEW: nice Color, promo for the years of 1965-66 17)
CANADA DRY
GINGER ALE: b/w (1950-60s)–close-up of hands adding ice cream, whip cream, and
cherry on glass with Ginger Ale–“If you think you can improve it, go ahead,
some people would ad another window to the Taj Mahal” 18)
MOVIE PROMO:
JAILHOUSE ROCK: b/w (1957; Avon Production)−shots of this feature film
promo with Elvis Presley (movie promo) |
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