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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) 19)
MOVIE PROMO:
THE BAD HOMBRE: b/w (1920s; SILENT, Starring Don Coleman)−this is a
Western Film with some water damage–-short clip of man rescuing woman who is
hanging from a fast horse that ran away (movie promo) 20)
COMMAND JET
SPRAY FOR HAIR-BEAUTY-SEXUALITY: b/w (1950-60s; Alberto-Culver
Company)−man along sexy models wearing lingerie singing “We’ll Take A
Man, That Uses Command”−other short ads for shampoo and
conditioner–price is $1.92–commercial is shown during the interval of the
program, Johnny Staccato 21)
EXTENSION
PHONES: RED Color (1970s; Wisconsin Telephone Company)–old man ringing church
bell, then answering ringing phone next to the wall as he pulls away at the rope
that rings church bell 22)
AGRICO TCF
FERTILIZER-FARMING: nice Color (1970s)−Archie Campbell (celebrity) singing
country-western song as he promotes the use of this fertilizer brand–farmers
shown using this product, agriculture 23)
AVON: Color
(1960-70s)–commercial shows the Avon lady providing Santa Claus with lots of
gifts to deliver out on Christmas, both are laughing hilariously
24)
SPORTSMAN’S
WORLD: nice Color (1950-60s)−promo for this program about an American
family hunting in the outdoors–film shows the killing of animals; boy shots
bird with bow and arrow and father shots bird with rifle (guns)–boy handling
rifle, animal rights 25)
SCREAM AND
SCREAM AGAIN: nice Color (1970s)−this horror film stars Vincent Price, Christopher Lee,
and
Peter Cushing (movie promo) 26)
GIDGET INTRO
PROMO: b/w (1960s; ABC)–Sally Field (celebrity) introducing the new show
“Gidget” airing on ABC (TV promo) 27)
DOAN’S
PILLS-ASPIRIN: nice Color (1960-70s)–backache pills–woman having difficult
time sleeping due to backache 28)
YOU PACK
YOUR OWN CHUTE: nice Color (1970s; Ramick Productions)–Eden Ryl, psychologist
parachutes–introduction to this TV program–human behavior 29)
HELP FRUIT
DRINK-JUICES: nice Color (1970s)–country music playing in the background to
commercial–montage of people enjoying drink 30)
JOHNNY EVANS
FUND DRIVE-PSA-CHARITY/DONATIONS: b/w (1950-60s)–Emil Knapple chairman of fund
drive speaks asks for $ 31)
McHALE’S
NAVY: b/w (1950s; ABC TV promo) 32)
ROADS
GALLERY-PSA-TRAFFIC SAFETY: b/w (1950s; Automotive Safety
Commission)–animation used to promote safe driving 33)
POST
TOASTIES CORN FLAKES: b/w (1950s) same as #11 34)
HEART
ASSOCIATION-PSA-HEALTH: b/w (1950s)−promoting health awareness; heart
disease 35)
DOVE SOAP CRÈME-SEXUALITY:
RED Color (1960-70s)–women in bathing suit at the beach testing out Dove Crème–“There’s
Nothing Better Under The Sun” 36)
MOVIE PROMO:
NORTH TO ALASKA: b/w (1950s; Movie Promo)−John Wayne film starring
Stewart
Granger, Ernie Kovacs, Fabian, Capucine, Mickey Shaughnessy, Joe Sawyer, and
John Qualen–Johnny Norton sings the title song 37)
MOVIE PROMO:
SERGEANTS 3: b/w (1950s)−Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin speaking with each
other, movie promo 38)
MEDICATED
AMMENS POWDER: RED Color (1960s)–-commercial showing people using Ammens
Powder in a variety of ways; in shoes, on babies, on man’s bald head, etc. 39)
PEPSI-HEALTH/DIETING:
nice Color (1970s)−Lauren Hutton (celebrity) does this Pepsi Light
commercial–Hutton is in bathing suit drinking Pepsi Light, she conveys that
drinking Pepsi Light helps her stay thin, and then jumps into swimming
pool–“1 Calorie Pepsi Light” 40)
PEPSI: same
as #39 41)
PEPSI: same
as #39 42)
PEPSI: same
as #39 43)
KELLOGG’S
TOY SOLDIERS: b/w (1940-50s)–Kellogg is promoting to give 12 plastic soldier
toys for 25 cents–kid seen playing with soldiers 44) PEPSI: b/w (1952 slight water damage)−Faye Emerson promotes Pepsi saying that everyone agrees it’s the best, even, “…Democrats and Republicans” (political)–youngsters do a dance routine, country style–quartet singers shown–theme song, “More Ounce to the Bounce” 1)
RED CROSS-CHARITY/DONATIONS: nice Color (1960-70s)−asking for
volunteers in the Disastrous Service Center
2)
AUTOMATIC GENIE GARAGE DOOR OPENER-ELECTRONICS/APPLIANCES: nice Color
(1960s; Alliance Appliances)–commercial shows the convenient use of the Genie
when a woman opens garage door at nighttime as she’s pulling into the driveway
in the rain 3)
BUSH’S SHOWBOAT CHILI BEANS: RED Color (1960s)–steamboat
shown–family enjoying chili beans outside during picnic 4)
PSA-GOVERNMENT BONDS: Color (late 1960s)–film is showing soldiers
bombing Vietnam; missiles hitting targets, helicopter shooting, soldiers in
combat, these clips are shown to a patriotic happy music with main lyrics saying
“Follow The Eagle”–film is encouraging Americans to buy government bonds
and support Vietnam war 5)
COFFEE MATE: nice Color (1970s; Carnation)−family enjoying
breakfast 6)
PSA-ARTHUR RUBILOFF: b/w (1950s)−Rubiloff does fund raiser for
Channel 11, WTTW in Chicago 7)
MIGHTY DOG FOOD: nice Color (1970s; Carnation)–dog eating food from
bowl 8)
PSA-FEDERAL PUBLIC CLEAN-AIR ACT: b/w (1950s; Washington)−PSA shows
still pictures of major cities covered in smog; New York, Los Angeles, Chicago,
Philadelphia, Detroit, etc. 9)
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE: nice Color (1970s)–film shows footage of
stunts done with cars in the 1920s; comical and daring, footage is shown in the
Funny Manns Series (silent comedies)
10)
CARNATION INSTANT BREAKFAST: nice Color (1970s; Carnation)–powdered
breakfast mixed in milk containing everything needed for nutrition 11)
TRACY’S KARATE JUDO-SELF DEFENSE/MARTIAL ARTS: nice Color (1970s;
MAGNETIC SOUND)–couple attacked by two men, but the two attackers get beat up
because couple knows karate–shots of Tracy’s Karate Studio in the Chicago
area 12)
COFFEE MATE: nice Color (1970s; Carnation) 13)
SANKA DECAFFEINATED COFFEE: nice Color (1970s)−two old friends
drinking coffee at diner, one of them orders the “non-bitter” coffee Sanka,
“If its less bitter, its better” 14)
FLAIR PEN: FADED Color (1960s; PaperMate)−refillable fountain pen 15)
GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD: Color (1960-70s)–wife goes after her husband on
the road because he took Right Guard Family Deodorant–wife is a police officer
and pulls him over as if to give husband a citation (feminist) 16)
RECIPE DOG FOOD: FADED Color (1970s)−Lassie and her original owner
Rudd Weatherwax playing out in the country home 17)
GILLETTE SHAVER: Color (1960-70s)−wife gets upset because she
cannot use husband’s Gillette Shaver 18)
PSA-AARP (Retirement Association)-ELDERLY: nice Color (1970s)−James
Franciscus encourages to plan for retirement 19)
PSA-AARP (Retirement Association)-ELDERLY: nice Color (1970s)−Jack
Bailey encourages to plan for retirement–Bailey mentions that AARP is a
non-profit organization–elderly woman shown doing art painting 20)
BIG BUSINESS: b/w (1970s; SILENT)–introduction to this 1929 film of
Laurel and Hardy 21)
HIS PICTURE IN THE PAPERS: (1970s; SILENT)−introduction to this old
1916 film 22)
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE: nice Color (1970s)−commercial shows package
handlers/postal workers in a Sacramento, California post office–supervisor
Frank Macias encourages viewers to send packages before December 10, so that
everyone will have a good Christmas and–package handlers at work 23)
TICKER TAPE: b/w (1950-60s; Investment Bankers Association of
America)−introduction to this TV program, the host Bill Clark (Financial
Editor of the Chicago Tribune) is mentioned, his name is shown on the
credits−“The Freedom to Invest Makes A Better Living” 24)
GAS GUSSLERS: nice Color (1970s; Department of Energy) film shows gas
gussling man–film is encouraging to save gasoline during the energy crisis of
the 1970s–commercial is shown to comedic music called “Gas Gusslers”–shots
of people waiting in line with their vehicles to get gasoline at gas
station–close-up shot of men pumping gas; good shot of gas pump 25)
ARMY-PSA: b/w (1958; U.S. Army Reserves)−Walter Cronkite makes PSA
for U.S. Army Reserves–animation showing location of reserves on U.S.
map–“Poise For Protection”–PSA stresses U.S. National Security 26)
GROOM AND CLEAN DEGREASER: nice Color (1970s)–beautiful girl dressed up
as mermaid singing about Groom and Clean product–film shows experiment with
product−commercial conveys that guy who uses product will get all the
girls 27)
CALORIE DASH FORMULA DOG FOOD-HEALTH: b/w (1950s; Armor)−housewife
calculating her own weight and her dog’s weight before feeding her dog this
Calorie Dash product–weight lose 28)
CHIFFON CLEANING SOAP: b/w (1960s)−animation used only 29)
DENTURE CRÈME: b/w (1960s)−film shows mother kissing and smiling
at her child–before and after experiment shown 30)
VO5 HAIR SETTING LOTION-SEX APPEAL: b/w (1970s)−blonde woman models
this product on her hair 31)
MIGHTY DOG FOOD-HEALTH: nice Color (1970s; Carnation)−“Pure Beef,
No By Products” 32)
FORD-Loftus Dealership: nice Color (1960-70s; MAGNETIC
SOUND)−Mustang, Thunderbird, and the Pinto–dealership in Willowbrook,
Illinois 33)
PSA-Wage and Hour Division: nice Color (1970s; U.S. Department of
Labor)−PSA encourages employers to inquire about hiring teens–“We’ve
Got The Answer” 34)
PSA-FOSTER PARENTS-CHARITY: nice Color (1970s)−poverty condition
and poor children in South America–PSA encourages giving of money–montage of
needy children–Foster Parents Facility is in Rhode Islands 35)
BROTHER STEREO SYSTEM: nice Color (1960-70s)–stereo appliance
introduced by the President of Brother Appliances; Max ? 36)
PSA-CHURCH GROUPS-RELIGIOUS/CHARITY: nice Color (1970s)−stills of
woman just getting out of prison and being helped in a religious shelter in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin–stills of non-English speaking Latinos/Mexicans being
helped by churches in Southern New Mexico, they are being helped to “…adopt
English as their second language…”–PSA mentions God and encourages
charitable deeds; positive message about helping one another
37)
PSA-Burke’s Law: b/w (1950s)−voice of Jean Barry, introducing
this TV promo, shots of this program 38)
PSA-NET (National Education Television): b/w (1970s) 39)
HUMAN HORIZON: b/w (1960-70s; Tenure Corporation of America)−Dr.
Samuel Johnson briefly speaks about art as art pieces are being shown 40)
BORATEEM LAUNDRY DETERGENT: b/w (1960s)−married couple shown
playing poker; card game 41)
CORN FLAKES-CEREAL: b/w (1950-60s)−new corn flakes with blueberries 42)
PRUF SPRAY STARCH: RED Color (1970s)–housewife praises this product for
making her ironing a lot easier, “Where Have You Been”?
1)
ZACHARIAH-MOVIE PROMO: nice Color
(1970)−starring Country Joe and The Fish, Elvin Jones (black), New York
Rock Ensemble, The James Gang, Dick Van Patten, Don Johnson, and Pat
Quinn–“The first electric western” 2)
BACHELOR FATHER-TV PROMO: b/w
(1950-60s; abc)−starring John Forsythe and Chinese actor 3)
JAMES BOND-THUNDERBALL & YOU ONLY
LIVE TWICE-MOVIE PROMO: nice Color (1970s)−starring Sean Connery 4)
BANTAM BOOKS: nice Color
(1970s)−paperback availability for book, “Everything You Ever Wanted To
Know About Sex, But Were Afraid To Ask”; price $6.95 5)
THE DESERTER-MOVIE PROMO: nice Color
(1970s) 6)
RYAN’S DAUGHTER-MOVIE PROMO: nice
Color (1970s) 7)
AFRICA-TV PROMO: (1960-70s)−ad
for documentary about Africa−montage of African tribes dancing and African
mayor−narrated by Gregory Peck 8)
SCORE MOUTHWASH-NFL FOOTBALL: nice
Color (1970s)−ad shows “The Four Jets” (i.e. four football players
from the Jets) singing and dancing promoting product–one football player is
playing guitar, one is black 9)
WILLIE WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE
FACTORY-MOVIE PROMO: nice Color (1970s) 10)
PSA-POLITICAL AD: Color (1969;
Presented by the City of New York, Educational Conference Board)−ad
speaking against the budget cut of $217 million in state aid to public schools,
“…we think the cuts should be restored”–shot of teacher teaching
children in classroom 11)
PSA-POLITICAL AD: Color (1969;
Presented by the City of New York, Educational Conference Board)−“State
aid to schools should be increased”–shot of teacher teaching children in
classroom 12)
PSA-POLITICAL AD: Color (1969;
Presented by the City of New York, Educational Conference Board)−“The
State should help all our children”–shot of teacher teaching children in
classroom 13)
KOOL CIGARETTES: nice Color
(1960-70s)−good shots of young man riding dirt motorcycle roughly through
the dirt ridges; tough cigarette 14)
GILLETTE DEODORANT SPRAY: b/w
(1960s)−young man dancing with girl looks at his friend and signals to him
that she stinks−“The Perfect Personal Family Deodorant” 15)
GILLETTE STAINLESS STEEL BLADE: b/w
(1960s)−6 for 89 cents or 10 for $1.45; “Guarantees more shaves than any
other blade or your money back” 16)
L&M FILTER CIGARETTES: b/w
(1950-60s)−ad for product as a Christmas gift in box; “the miracle
cigarette”–young couple give each other cigarette box for Christmas, then
they kiss (sex appeal) 17)
GILLETTE FOAMING & K-34 SUN UP
AFTER SHAVE: b/w (1960s)−man shaving in front of bathroom mirror;
“Destroys harmful facial bacteria” (health)−“People who know man
best” 18)
PSA-INSECT KILLER: b/w (1950-60s;
SILENT)−insect killer lamp lights being setup on streets and
gardens–close-up of caterpillars eating vegetables in garden (virus)
19)
CLEOPATRA’S PROMISE BATH
OIL-COSMETICS: b/w (1960s)−reenactment of Cleopatra bathing in Ancient
Egypt times–present woman using this product–prices are $2.50 and $4.50
(sex appeal) 20)
LASH TRICK-CLEOPATRA’S COSMETIC: b/w
(1960s)−attractive woman using product, “Your lashes will grow right
before your eyes” (sex appeal)–price $1.59
21)
RAMBLER SPORTS CAR-GYMKHANA: b/w
(1960)−young couple is shown taking this convertible sports car on a road
test–tests for speed, hydraulic break system, and steering ability are
shown–young girl is shown using a water gun in some experiments–young girl
smiles at camera and shots it with water gun (James Bond) 22)
MY THREE SONS-TV PROMO: b/w
(1960s)−scenes for upcoming season are introduced 23)
COMPLIMENT: nice Color
(1960-70s)−housewives are shown cooking happily using this product, while
singing and dancing at the same time in Broadway musical style
(sexist)–“Join the compliment cooking club”–dancing style is Latin;
Salsa or Mambo 24)
STANDARD OIL: nice Color (1960-70s;
Standard Oil Company)−ad promotes the winning of a new car
25)
PSA-CHARITY/DONATIONS: nice Color
(1960-70s; Vista Charity)−ad is asking for donations to help the poor
people in the ghettos of Arizona–black ghettos shown–black living in old
rundown abandoned busses–shots of people rebuilding facilities to help the
poor 26)
SKELGAS-UTILITY: nice Color (1960-70s;
Skelly Oil Company)−ad shows all the benefits that come with having gas
immediately available−montage of people using gas; businesses, farmers,
housewives, etc.–“Live Better, and Work Better” 27)
Q-TIPS: nice Color (1960s)−blond
woman using product 28)
PSA-RELIGIOUS: nice Color (1960s;
Mennonite Church Presentation)−reenactment of film director on movie set
giving instructions to actors who are suppose to be having a vicious “husband
and wife fight”–ad says that God plays the role of the director in the life
of married couples and that they should not fight uncontrollably, but instead
calm down and make up (morality) 29)
WESTINGHOUSE VALUE SPREE: b/w
(1960s)−silhouette of jazz musicians playing instruments; clarinet,
marimbas, electric guitar, drums, etc.−good shots of home appliances;
refrigerators, barbecue grill, washer, dryer, etc. 30)
WESTINGHOUSE VALUE SPREE: b/w
(1960s)−promotes new Center-Drawer Refrigerator appliance–musicians
playing instruments; jazz music−special features of product shown–black
trumpet player slightly shown 31)
WESTINGHOUSE SWEEPSTAKES: b/w
(1960s)−sweepstakes saying you can win all of the Westinghouse electrical
appliances to have your own, “Electric Home”; good shots of modern home for
that time–housewife cooking for family (sexist)–wife operating appliances;
dish-washer, dryer and washer, refrigerator, etc.−father playing checkers
with his daughter–boy putting on record on a large record player box of the
1960s–WhistAir Cool Air Conditioning shown–Sweepstakes Catalog
shown–promotes, “Better Living” 32)
PSA-POLITICAL AD: Color
(1960s)−propaganda for Bronson LaFollette as Governor of
Wisconsin–LaFollette shown as a loving family man, good shot of him spending
time with son fishing 33)
PSA-POLITICAL AD: Color
(1960s)−attack ad on behalf of the Bronson LaFollette Campaign Committee;
remarks about corruption in office are made, opposing candidate never mentioned
34)
ALPHA BITS: nice Color
(1970s)−Michael Jackson and the Jackson Five having fun on swings while
eating this cereal, Michael spells “Dog” 35)
VASELINE HAIR TONIC: b/w (1950-60s;
Viratol Company)−ad is shown promoting the program, “Greatest Fights of
The Century”–first round of boxing match between Joey Maxim and Charles is
shown; May 30, 1951 at Chicago Stadium 36)
DURHAM CIGARETTES: nice Color
(1960-70s)−ad uses handsome cool cowboy to promote this product–shots of
the wild west and cattle going through rugged deserts (Marlboro Man idea) 37)
PALL MALL CIGARETTES: nice Color
(1960s)−man shows this cigarette lasts longer 38)
PSA-FREE TV POLITICAL AD: nice Color
(1970s)−political ad attacking Pay TV and the Cable Company for,
“…trying to charge for channels you already have…”–ad asks viewers to
vote against this–Cable Company is compared to monsters; montage of horrific
monsters are shown, Frankenstein, Dracula, the Mummy, etc., “Don’t let
monsters in your house” 39)
PSA-POLLUTION/ENVIRONMENTAL: nice Color
(1970s; U.S. Environmental Agency)–new technology is introduced to detect air
and water pollution by companies; the ETA is using airborne monitors to locate
various types of pollution−black scientist checking water
pollution–airplanes are shown conducting procedure–oil spills are mentioned
40)
PSA-HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL: nice
Color (1960-70s; U.S. Department of Agriculture)−new school lunch program
is introduced to high schools in Texas that allows students to choose their own
servings (i.e. 1-4), the idea is to reduce food waste–good shots of high
students getting lunch; most of the students are black (black schools/education)
41)
PSA-MORMON CHRISTMAS: Color
(1970s)−Mormon Choir shown–Christmas lighting on Temple Square in Salt
Lake City, Utah (religious) 42)
DO NOT DISTURB: nice Color (1960s;
SILENT, abc)−TV promo starring Doris Day and Rod Taylor–shot of Doris
Day holding up her dress as it seems to be falling of during a formal dance
party (sexuality) 43)
DO NOT DISTURB: same as #39 44)
DO NOT DISTURB: same as #39 45)
DO NOT DISTURB: same as #39
46)
DO NOT DISTURB: same as #39
1)
PAPER BAG PLAYERS: nice Color (1970s;
Sponsored by the Mayor’s Urban Action Task Force and the Cultural Affairs
Administration)−ad promotes this group, which educates by giving fun free
shows for little children–comedic act in which a man is dressed like a woman;
man acts feminine (homosexual?)–actors display a box which shows the sponsors,
“Mayor’s Urban…” 2)
PAPER BAG PLAYERS: nice Color (1970s;
Sponsored by the Mayor’s Urban Action Task Force and the Cultural Affairs
Administration)−ad promotes this group, which educates by giving fun free
shows for little children−reenactment of lady loosing her children, men
find her child and give her more children than she originally had, then they
tell her to take them to the show; children are made up of paper bags
(dolls/toys) comedic 3)
PAPER BAG PLAYERS: same as #1 4)
U.S. ARMED FORCES: b/w (1950s; Office
of Armed Forces)−ad shows the unity of all the branches in the U.S.
military; Navy, Marines, Army, and Air Force–words on screen, “Keep On
Learning” 5)
PAPER BAG PLAYERS: nice Color (1970s;
Sponsored by the Mayor’s Urban Action Task Force and the Cultural Affairs
Administration)−ad promotes this group, which educates by giving fun free
shows for little children–reenactment showing not to litter (environmental)
6)
THE LAST VALLEY-MOVIE PROMO: nice Color
(1960-70s) 7)
AERO WAX: nice Color
(1960-70s)−experiment done with nails scratching waxed floors 8)
GULDEN’S SPICY MUSTARD-BASEBALL: nice
Color (1960s)−Elston Howard’s wife promotes product (New York
Yankees)–Mrs. Howard shown putting mustard on hot dogs and giving them to her
children–glimpse shot of crowd in baseball game
sports celebrity black 9)
RYAN’S DAUGHTER-MOVIE PROMO: nice
Color (1960-70s) 10)
THE LAW OF THE PLAINSMAN-TV PROMO: b/w
(1960-70s)−show about an Apache Indian who became a U.S. Marshal (western)
11)
PSA-TRAFFIC SAFETY-RACECAR/CAR RACING:
Color (1960-70s)−Don Garlock? gives driving tips–shot of Garlock drag
racing 12)
PAN AM: Color (1960s)−“More
jets to most places in Europe”–montage of airplanes at airport and
stewardesses serving food to passengers 13)
PSA: nice Color (1970s; U.S. Public
Health Service)−Erik Estrada speaks out against teenage pregnancy and
encourages youngsters to take precautions (sex)
14)
HI-C JUICE: Color (1960s)−father
goes fishing with children, family having lunch on picnic table and drinking
product 15)
CAMEL CIGARETTES: Color
(1960s)−British hunter goes to Africa to get a Camel cigarette, “I’d
walk a mile for a Camel”–good shots of African tribe 16)
U.S. AIRFORCE: Color
(1960-70s)−woman working in military airport tower, “Get jobs equal to
men, don’t settle for just any other job…” (feminist) 17)
PSA: nice Color (1980s)−Olympic
athletes ask for financial assistance, “Without your help…”−weight
lifter and gymnast are shown 18)
BROMO SELTZER: nice Color
(1960-70s)−Jack Klugman promotes product 19)
TRIDENT SUGARLESS GUM: nice Color
(1960-70s)−“dentist recommended”–mother gives gum to her kids at a
classic car show; shot of 1920-30s vehicles 20)
DICKIES: b/w (1950s)−attractive
woman says, “My man wears Dickies”, then kisses man (sex appeal) 21)
ROOM FOR ONE MORE-TV PROMO: b/w
(1950-60s; abc) 22)
ALCOA PRESENTS: b/w (1950-60s; abc)−promo
shows a blind soldier groping his way through the battle field–“Find out
more about the world of the unknown and psychic miracles” 23)
GOLDEN ESSO EXTRA GASOLINE: b/w
(1957)−Chevy vehicles lined up to get this gasoline–car carrier
delivering Chevy/Ford vehicles 24)
BOAC AIRLINES: b/w (1960s)−$300
for roundtrip ticket from New York to London–“There’s something
unforgettable about Britain and its people…”–montage of London landmarks,
folk song is played in background; Westminster, Logan Square, Big Ben, London
Bridge, changing of the guard, etc. 25)
BEST BEEF BUYS: nice Color (1960-70s;
Beef Industry Council)−cowboy is proud of the way the beef industry serves
Americans, “…a lot of work goes into raising beef and it gives you a lot for
your money” 26)
ABC PROGRAMS: b/w
(1950-60s)−montage promoting these Thursday evening programs in order,
shots of these programs are shown; Ozzie and Harriet, My Three Sons, The
Untouchables, Donna Reed, Law and Mr. Jones, The Real Macoys 27)
PAN AM: nice Color
(1960-70s)−montage of stewardesses serving food to flight passengers on
airplane–Pan Am boasts about its services 28)
GOLDEN ESSO EXTRA GASOLINE: b/w
(1950s)−ad states that this gas will give your car better mileage, quicker
start, and more speed, “You get more full power”–good shots of three
different gasoline pumps with various types of gasoline offered by Esso 29)
BOAC: same as #13 30)
BOAC: b/w (1960s)−montage of
London, $300 roundtrip from New York to London–people at a bar; female
bartender–people shown shopping−POV shots of London streets {DIFFERENT
FROM #13} 31)
BOAC AIRLINES: same as #21 32)
GENGHIS KHAN-TV PROMO: nice Color
(1960s; abc, SILENT) 33)
AJAX LAUNDRY DETERGENT: b/w (1960s,
ENGLISH VERSION)−white night sapping clean all the dirty people that he
sees in the streets using his magical pole 34)
PINTO-FORD: nice Color (1972; MAGNETIC
SOUND)−reporter interviews Ford Executive regarding the latest car model;
the Pinto Station-Wagon–good shots of Pinto being driven in the desert; scenic
background is shown–official comments that this Pinto will give excellent gas
mileage; 20 miles per gallon–inside features are shown 35)
SANKA COFFEE: ANIMATION
(1960-70s)−“Who needs a bitter cup of coffee”
36)
ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: Color
(1960-70s)−man shows off this capsule and gives it credibility by saying
its approved U.S. Medical Board 37)
DRISTAN: nice Color (1960-70s)−ad
uses the before and after affect to show the recovery of a woman with a cold
38)
SARATOGA TRUNK-MOVIE PROMO: b/w (1950s) 39)
SWEETA: nice Color
(1960-70s)−slim mother of two is shown playing with her two children in
the park, mother is shown using Sweeta sweetener in her coffee–ad boasts about
the “no calories” in product (health and beauty) 40)
MARTINSON COFFEE: nice Color
(1960-70s)−product is encouraged by the sound of different languages 41)
BRONX ZOO: nice Color (1960s)−ad
encourages viewers to go to the New York Zoo; children and families enjoying
themselves at zoo, “…its fascinating and educational” 42)
ALL DETERGENT: Color
(1970s)−black man acts as washing machine 43)
SOME CAME RUNNING-MOVIE PROMO: nice
Color (1960s; abc, SILENT)−starring Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin 44)
SOME LIKE IT HOT-MOVIE PROMO: b/w
(1960s; abc, SILENT)−starring Marylyn Monroe 45)
RESERVE FORCES ACT OF 1955: b/w
(1955)−recruiting film using animation to explain the new Reserve Force
Act; this act allows servicemen to stay near their homes by reporting as
reserves on weekends to the nearest military base; “Be like a minuteman, ready
to defend your home and country”
46)
OWENS/CORNING FIBERGLASS: Color
(1960-70s)−ad promotes the beautifying of modern homes using fiberglass
drapes–drapes are made by J.W. Mays
1)
AIR NATIONAL GUARD: b/w (1950-60s)−animation of two little boys
arguing about being a pilot−footage of fighter jets in the
sky–recruiting film 2)
UNITED STATES AIRFORCE: b/w (1950-60s)–recruitment ad–aerospace
mechanics working on jet airplanes; black mechanic shown–officers shown dining
and relaxing–shots of communication center–officer with rifle (guns)
guarding airplanes at nighttime, “Choose a career of importance” 3)
PSA-NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL-SEATBELTS: b/w (1950s; U.S. Safety
Council)−ad encourages to “Buckle Up”–montage of families in
convertibles putting on seatbelts; cheerleaders and little boy with Chicago Cubs
baseball cap–montage is shown to fun song about seatbelt safety (traffic
safety) 4)
GIRL SCOUTS: b/w (1960s)–montage of Girl Scouts doing arts and crafts,
painting, helping a handicapped/disabled person, etc.–Girl Scout instructors
are shown being very helpful−montage is shown to song about helping to
save and plant trees (environmental) 5)
PSA-FEDERAL INCOME TAX LAW: b/w (1950-60s)−ad introduces the new
Tax Reduction Law which taxes sales items and reduce the number of taxes taken
out of paychecks–taxable items are mentioned; auto tax, cigarette tax, alcohol
tax, etc.–ad encourages viewers to keep tax records in order to take advantage
of this new law the following year–ad mentions child care deduction
possibility–animation is used 6)
PSA-PEACE CORPS: b/w (1960s)−narrated by Bob Hope
(celebrity)–montage of Peace Corp volunteers helping out poor third world
countries; Chile, Africa, Asia–volunteers shown teaching school (education),
farming, building homes, etc., “Fight Poverty” 7)
PSA-ROTARY INTERNATIONAL-CHARITY/DONATIONS: nice Color
(1960s)−montage of stills showing Rotary workers helping out in poor
countries and doing community services, “75 years of service to build a better
world”–stills show doctor giving medical checkups to children, starving
families being helped, homes being build, etc. 8)
PSA-ROTARY INTERNATIONAL: same as #7 9)
PSA-ROTARY INTERNATIONAL: same as #7 10)
PSA-ROTARY INTERNATIONAL: same as #7 11)
PSA-MEASLES: ANIMATION Color (1970s;
American Medical Association)–warns parents to get children check-ups to avoid
measles and other diseases–PSA praises medical breakthroughs by doctors,
“Help take measles off the face of the earth”−recommendation by
doctors are mentioned (health) 12)
LIFE STRIDE SHOES: nice Color
(1960-70s)−recreation of ordinary secretary becoming sexy and attractive
because she wore Life Stride shoes; secretary’s handsome boss asks her to
marry him (sex appeal) 13)
PSA-CPR: nice Color (1960-70s; American
Heart Association & The National Can Corporation)−recreation of man
getting a heart attack–corporate officials from the National Can Co. boast
about having CPR training offered to their employees, and encourage other
companies to do likewise–shots of employees getting CPR training; CPR
procedure being done on dummy 14)
PSA-IMMUNIZATION: nice Color
(1973)−ad for campaign, “Immunization Action Month for October
1973”–recreation of child asking mother, “What is polio”?–mothers
talking on the phone about immunization; polio, measles, and other child
diseases are mentioned 15)
PSA-MEDICAL HEALTH: ANIMATION Color
(1960-70s; American Medical Association)–encourages good health and medical
checkups 16)
QUALITY ENRICHED BREAD: nice Color
(1970s)−ad shows the nutritional importance of Quality Enriched Bread;
wheat and rye–close-up of bread foods–close-up of hands exchanging money at
a supermarket 17)
PSA-CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM: b/w
(1950s)−ad for this campaign–“balloons for truth” being releases
into the air (Cold War sentiment) 18)
SCOTCH 3M COMPANY: nice Color
(1960-70s)−shots of traditional Japanese dancing and theatre; masks are
worn–ad shows a Japanese priest blessing the Scotch 3M products before they
are shipped (religious)–African man working in Scotch 3M Company in Africa;
“Processed in Africa for Africans”–shots of small Scotch office in
Spain–Italian postal worker delivering Scotch 3M products on bike–ad praises
the worldwide use of Scotch products 19)
FORD: b/w (1950s)−propaganda
showing that Americans take an interest in visiting Ford held events every year,
“…vacation for many Americans means Ford capital in Detroit”–good shots
of Henry Ford Museum, the Ford Automotive Show Case; good shots of Dream Car and
car that looks like a rocket (automobiles)–shot of Detroit Ford
factory–shots of Dearborn, Michigan–replica of modern assembly line for
vehicles–test track for visitors–Ford manufacturing plant; iron ore being
turned into metal for car parts; shots of workers making wheels and assembling
vehicles 20)
MEADOW GOLD VITAMIN D MILK: Color
(1960s)−baseball player Don Kessinger of the Chicago Cubs promotes
milk–shots of Kessinger having a fun family picnic–Kessinger teaching his
son how to bat–highlights of Kessinger playing baseball in Wrigley Field
21)
DIAL DEODORANT: ANIMATION Color
(1960-70s)−family spray or roll on available–ad states that this
deodorant wont melt with the heat of the sun 22)
ZACHARIAH-MOVIE PROMO: nice Color
(1970)−starring Country Joe and The Fish, Elvin Jones (black), New York
Rock Ensemble, The James Gang, Dick Van Patten, Don Johnson, and Pat
Quinn–“The first electric western” (GP rating) 23)
SURFSIDE 6-TV PROMO: b/w (1950-60s; abc)−starring
Troy Donahu, Van Williams, Lee Patterson, Diane McBain, and Margarita
Sierra–program about good cool handsome beach boys and surfers who solve
problems in Miami Beach, Florida –good shots of beach; women basking in the
sun–shots of neon lights for nightclubs on Miami strip at nigh 24)
PSA-PHYSICAL FITNESS/HEALTH: b/w
(1950s; President Council On Physical Fitness, Washington D.C.)–Gymnast Donald
Tunree is shown using horse mount–ad stresses the importance of
exercising–shot of young boys hopping over each other 25)
PAN AMERICAN AIRLINES: nice Color
(1960-70s)−Japanese beauty looking out the window of a penthouse in New
York City; shot of NY skyline from penthouse, possibly Manhattan, many buildings
and skyscrapers are shown–ad is promoting that now passengers can travel from
NY to the orient, “…arrive the same day”–Japanese beauty arrives to her
Japanese traditional home in the orient 26)
BURLINGTON CAMEO PANTYHOSE: nice Color
(1960-70s)−British woman does a standup comedy act about pantyhose, woman
praises Burlington, then sits on a chair and shows off her legs (sex appeal)
27)
SIMPLICITY SNOW AWAY-SNOW BLOWER: nice
Color (1960-70s)−Eskimo, Monty, and Santa Clause are shown praising snow
blower appliance–sexy blond dressed like a dwarf, is shown being attracted to
the Color “red”, she says, “I Love Red”, and caresses Santa Clause and
Monty, but they pay no attention to her because they are attracted to the red
snow blower, “The choice of men who know snow” (sex appeal/Christmas)
28)
PAN AM: Color
(1960-70s)−vacationers surfing in Hawaii aerial of surfers is shown–ad
promotes trips from New York to the Orient, “…arrive the same day”
29)
BUFFERIN ASPIRIN MEDICINE: nice Color
(1960-70s)−live sized transparent dummies are used to show how Bufferin
works rapidly in the stomach, Bufferin aspirin shown dissolving more rapidly
than ordinary medicine 30)
PSA-CIVIL RIGHTS: b/w
(1960s)−words on screen, “NOT AS YET DECIDED” is followed by a montage
of a black baby playing with a white baby; white baby kisses black
baby–sporadic stills of the Civil Rights Movement are shown throughout
montage; stills are showing police brutality and racism, banner saying, “GO
BACK TO AFRICA NEGROES” 31)
WHEATIES-COLLEGE BASKETBALL: FADED
Color (1965)–ad praising the National Association of College Basketball
All-Americans for 1964-65–college players of the year are shown; Bill Bradley
(Princeton), Cazzie Russell (Michigan University, he’s black), Fred Hezel
(Davidson), Gail Goodrich (UCLA), and Rick Barry (Miami University), players are
shown in their respective university team uniform–Bob Richards, the Director
of Wheaties Sports Federation, interviews Rick Barry, the leading scorer in
college basketball who averaged 37 points in 33 games–Barry mentions that even
though he is the number one draft choice for the NBA, he is considering a
business offer–highlights of Barry and the all Americans demonstrating plays
in slow motion 32)
JENO’S PIZZA ROLLS: FADED Color
(1960s)−Tonto and the Lone Ranger appear at formal Hollywood party where
everyone is going crazy over these pizza rolls–celebrities are shown–Lone
Ranger says, “Hail pizza rolls” 33)
OCEAN SPRAY JUICE: nice Color
(1960-70s)–promotes that Cranberry juice gives long lasting energy throughout
the day–a housewife is shown serving this juice to her husband in the morning,
she is shown being happy and singing in musical fashion about Ocean Spray juice
(sexist) 34)
IVORY SNOW FABRIC SOFTENER: b/w
(1960s)–uses geologist (Clark Arnold) as propaganda saying that fabric
softener even keeps a geologist’s hands soft; geologist holds baby
35)
TIDE DETERGENT: nice Color
(1960s)–women in laundry mat discuss Tide
36)
MOBILE GASOLINE: nice Color
(1960s)–Mobile offers silver wear set for 99 cents if one fills up their
tank–Mobil gas attendant giving silver wear set to woman filling up her
convertible (appliance) 37)
AURORA TOILET PAPER: nice Color
(1960-70s)–white glove with painted eye lashes walks throughout black screen;
theatrical 38)
GALA PAPER TOWELS: nice Color
(1960-70s)−an experiment is done with Gala paper towels; Gala wet towel
holding up a cup with water 39)
AJAX DETERGENT: nice Color
(1960-70s)–cowboys are educated about the efficiency of this product by
housewife; woman shown cleaning floor–cowboys are amazed
40)
L&M CIGARETTES: b/w ANIMATION
(1950-60s)−animation of Flintstones like characters promoting this product 41)
STREUSEL SWIRL CAKE MIX: nice Color
(1960-70s)−attractive woman promotes this product−–close-up of
desserts 42)
THE NEW BREED-TV PROMO: b/w
(1950-60s)−montage of shots from upcoming episodes–“A sniper
terrorizing the city”; shots of sniper with rifle on top of department store
ready to shot passing female civilian−“Hit and run death case…”;
shot of police chasing culprit–program stars Leslie Neilson as LAPD
officer–police drama 43)
ALKA-SELTZER: b/w (1950s)−musical
reenactment of married couple praising product for saving the day; housewife
praises product because it helps her finish the house shores (sexist), husband
praises product because it helps after a long day at the office, couple is shown
dancing–pianists is shown singing along with claymation character Speedy;
Speedy is shown playing drums (Speedy Gonzales?) 44)
FORD VEHICLES: nice Color
(1971)−Ford introduces their 1971 car models; Sudan, Torinto Sports Car GT,
Thunderbird, Ranchero, the Bronco, trucks, vans and pickup trucks shown–good
shots inside vehicles and cars being driven in the desert with scenic background
45)
PSA-ENVIRONMENTAL: nice Color
(1960-70s; Alliance For Balance Environmental Pollution)−ad shows
researcher Volker Mohnen studying the affects of “acid rain” in White Face
Mountain; good shot of laboratory and scientist doing experiments–Volker is a
researcher for the SUNY Albany, New York University system–Volker speaks about
the affects of pollution in the atmosphere–ad ends trying to encourage young
viewers to, “…consider a career in science” 46)
LUSTRE CRÈME SHAMPOO: Color
(1960s)−montage of little girls, teenage girls, women, and elderly women
doing various things–woman in bikini, elderly woman driving a motorcycle,
young waitress bringing food to parked car (“car humper”), little girl
playing with jumping spring hopping device–ad conveys that this shampoo is for
all females, “You may be a tall girl, a bikini girl, a sun worshipping girl, a
car humper girl, a high fashion girl…”–good shot of teenage girl dancing
like a hippie or mode–ad ends, “You’re a girl aren’t you”?
(sex appeal)
1)
PSA-CHANNEL 11 FUND
DRIVE-CHARITY/DONATIONS: b/w (1950s)−film shows John Clarkson, a member of
the Development Committee of Channel 11 WTTW Chicago National Education
Television (NET), the “Window To The World”, asking company executives for
money contributions, he says, “…I hope you find it in your hearts to
give…” 2)
PSA-CHANNEL 11 FUND DRIVE: b/w (1955;
WTTW)−ad asking viewers to send their films to Channel 11 for an easy and
inexpensive editing job, “…send your tutor tapes”–ad is playing jazz
music with man rhyming sales pitch–good shots of audio and film equipment 3)
PSA-CHANNEL 11 FUND DRIVE: b/w (1950s;
WTTW)−black female school teacher (Myrtle Richards) asking for
contributions (charity/donations)–talks about the importance of channel 11
educational TV programs for children and adults 4)
PSA-CHANNEL 11 FUND DRIVE: b/w (1950s;
WTTW)−black female school teacher (Gladice O’Connor) asking for
contributions (charity/donations) 5)
PSA-CHANNEL 11 FUND DRIVE: b/w (1950s;
WTTW)−ad uses puppets to ask for donations; puppet show uses a mule and a
rabbit (charity/donations) 6)
PSA-CHANNEL 11 FUND DRIVE: b/w (1950s;
WTTW)−blond elderly lady talks about the benefits of Channel 11
educational programs for children and adults; she is shown wearing a Channel 11
pin and asking viewers to remember WTTW during the week of March 11, “…look
through our window to the world” 7)
MAGNAVOX TV ANNUAL SALE: nice Color
(1960s)−man with dog lusts after TVs display at a store–ad is promoting
their annual sale for black and white and Color TV sets; good shots of TV sets
(appliance) 8)
MAGNAVOX ANNUAL SALE: nice Color
(1960s)−man lusts after Magnavox audio equipment in a store display–ad
is promoting the Magnavox annual sale for all audio equipment; good shots of
tape recorders, headphones, stereos, etc. (appliance), “Magnavox gives you
more” 9)
PSA-U.S. AIRFORCE: b/w (1940-50s; U.S.
Civil Defense)−ad is asking for airplane spotters; good shots of American
pilots responding to an emergency attack (i.e. recreation), national security
10)
CLAMBAKE-MOVIE PROMO: nice Color
(1967)−film stars Elvis Presley, Bill Bixby, Shelley Fabares, Will
Hutchins, Gary Merrill, and James Gregory–Elvis is a millionaire’s son who
wants to make it on his own, so he trades places with water-skiing instructor in
Miami–extensive shots of movie scenes 11)
CHARRO-MOVIE PROMO: Color
(1969)−starring Elvis Presley, Ina Balin, Victor French, Lynn Kellogg,
Barbara Werle, and Paul Brinegar–extensive shots of movie scenes (western) 12)
CHANGE OF HABIT-MOVIE PROMO: nice Color
(1969)−starring Elvis Presley, Mary Tyler Moore, Barbara McNair, Jane
Elliot, Leora Dana, Edward Asner, Doro Merande, and Regis Toomey–Moore, a nun,
is forced to choose between Dr. Presley and the church in substandard love drama 13)
VEG-O-MATIC: nice Color
(1960-70s)−ad showing this appliance slicing various foods; tomatoes,
potatoes, spam, onions, etc.–price $7.77, “Guaranteed or your money back” 14)
DICKIES: b/w (1950s)-man wearing Dickie
pants shown picking up boxes comfortably; “Action Fitted” (men’s fashion)
15)
PSA-POLITICAL AD BY SENATOR WILLIAM
PROXMIRE: b/w (1960s)−Proxmire speaking about election laws and an end to
government corruption (voting) 16)
KLING STUDIOS: b/w ANIMATION (1950-60s;
SILENT)−animation of cat on wagon looking through binoculars, words on
wagon say, “Kling Studios, Chicago Hollywood” [10 seconds only] 17)
JOY LIQUID DISHWASHER SOAP: b/w (1956;
Procter & Gamble)−man is introducing cross-word-puzzle contest
sponsored by Joy, “Beat The Trickster & Win $32,000 Cash” 18)
AERO-WAX: nice Color
(1960s)−housewife shown waxing floor (sexist)–housewife does comparative
experiment by scratching waxed floors and showing Aero-Wax to be the most
reliable 19)
GULDEN’S SPICY MUSTARD-BASEBALL: nice
Color (1960s)−Elston Howard’s wife promotes product (New York
Yankees)–Mrs. Howard shown putting mustard on hot dogs and giving them to her
children–glimpse shot of crowd in baseball game 20)
AERO-WAX: same as #2 21)
EASY-ON IRONING SPRAY: nice Color
(1960-70s)−woman does comparative experiment by spraying product on hot
irons; irons have silicon bottoms 22)
PAPER BAG PLAYERS: nice Color (1970s;
Sponsored by the Mayor’s Urban Action Task Force and the Cultural Affairs
Administration)−ad promotes this group, which educates by giving fun free
shows for little children−reenactment of lady loosing her children, men
find her child and gives her more children than she originally had, then they
tell her to take them to the show; children are made up of paper bags
(dolls/toys) comedic 23)
THE JETSONS-TV PROMO: b/w ANIMATION
(1950-60s; abc)–characters are introduced for its airing premier on September
23rd 24)
ACTION CHLORINE BLEACH: nice Color
(1960s)−Action chlorine bleach comes in small sacks, “…just drop it in
your washer” 25)
PALMOLIVE GOLD DEODORANT: nice Color
(1960s)−housewife tells her husband that his underarms stink 26)
PSA: b/w ANIMATION (1950s; United Fruit
Company)−Chiquita Banana encourages viewers to eat bananas for health
purposes, words on screen, “Wholesome And Then Some” 27)
JOHNSON’S CAR PLATE CLEANER AND AUTO
WAX: b/w (1950s)−mechanic introduces and recommends this
product–animation of man accidentally wetting his wife with water hose 28)
PAN AM: Color (1960s)−“More
jets to most places in Europe”–montage of airplanes at airport and
stewardesses serving food to passengers 29)
PSA-HORSES/HELICOPTERS: nice Color
(1960-70s)−ad shows cowboys rounding up horses into stalls using
helicopter and police sirens–interview with cowboy; he praise technology
saying that the roundup of horses is much faster and easier–good shots of
desert land in New Mexico or Arizona–good shot of Native American Indian boy
watching horses 30)
PUROLATER OIL FILTER: nice Color
(1960s)−woman is shown sitting on a large Purolater Oil Filter can
promoting product; her face is covered with oil
31)
ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: Color
(1960-70s)−man shows off this capsule and gives it credibility by saying
its approved U.S. Medical Board 32)
BISODOL ANTI-ACID MEDICINE: nice Color
(1960s)−Charlton Heston look alike recommends this product–comparative
experiment is used to show credibility of this product 33)
PSA-ELECTRIC HAZARDS AND SAFETY TIPS:
nice Color (1960s; National Safety Hazard)−ad warns about accidental
deaths relating to electric hazards; statistics are mentioned–montage of
various electrical equipment and appliances being used; woman using blow dryer,
man using blow dryer, man working on car, man using electric drill in workshop,
woman shown ironing clothes, woman cooking in kitchen, etc.–official from the
NSH explains and introduces the GFCIs devices which work like an electric fire
alarm–shots of electricians installing GFCIs into apartment walls and
homes–man using circuit outlet–new laws regarding the use of this device are
mentioned 34)
PAUL NEWMAN TV PROMO: nice Color
(1950s)−scene in which media photographers kick the door open to
Newman’s bedroom and take pictures of him while he is kissing a woman
passionately (INCOMPLETE) sex
appeal 35)
BUFFERIN ASPIRIN MEDICINE: nice Color
(1960-70s)−live sized transparent dummies are used to show how Bufferin
works rapidly in the stomach, Bufferin aspirin shown dissolving more rapidly
than ordinary medicine 36)
QUASAR Color UNIT: nice Color (1960s;
By Motorola)−Motorola offers this device which can easily be installed
into any b/w TV set and can provide immediate Color TV–close-up of man
installing device into TV (electronic appliance) 37)
ARRID DEODORANT: Color
(1960s)−interview with housewife who recommends this product
38)
JIF PEANUT BUTTER: b/w (1958; Procter
& Gamble)−child enjoying peanut butter sandwich 39)
COLT 45-TV PROMO: b/w (1950-60s; abc)–western
series starring Donald May and Wayde Christen–montage of cowboy action and
gunfire 40)
RIO LOBO-MOVIE PROMO: nice Color (1970;
Howard Hawks Production) western film starring John Wayne–montage of cowboy
action and gunfire 41)
RIO LOBO: nice Color (1970; Howard
Hawks Production) different from #24, John Wayne 42)
FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT JUICE: b/w (1950s;
Florida Citrus Commission)−housewife promotes product because, “It keeps
your energy up, while keeping your weight down” (health and beauty/diet)
43)
ALL DETERGENT: b/w (1950s) woman
pouring detergent into Norridge washing machine appliance 44)
ALL DETERGENT: same as #27 45)
DROMEDARY CAKE MIX: b/w (1950s) mother
baking cake; close-up of cake–“It’s revolutionary”! 46)
THE EDDIE CANTOR COMEDY THEATRE: b/w
(1950s)−Cantor introduces program and rolls his big eyes in circles 47)
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE-TV PROMO: b/w
(1955)–hunters in the wild looking for adventure and action–tiger attacks
woman, hunters come to the rescue 1)
PSA-DANGERS OF CARBON MONOXIDE
POISONING: b/w (1950s; Industrial
Accident Prevention Association)−ad encourages viewers to have their
vehicles checked and inspected to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning–shot of
mechanic checking exhaust pipes and mufflers–recreation of people sleeping in
their car, while car is on during winter–recreation of man fainting while
driving due to monoxide 2)
PSA-INJURY PREVENTION/LIFTING OBJECTS
CAREFULLY: b/w (1950s Industrial Accident Prevention
Association)−recreation of grandfather hurting his back when trying to
lift a garbage can; good shots of teenage grandchildren helping grandfather
clean the front yard, racking leaves and cutting grass–man demonstrates how to
lift heavy objects carefully, “Your safety is your family’s
security”−PSA good for illustrating helpful teenagers/adolescents
3)
PSA-INJURY PREVENTION/LIFTING
OBJECTS CAREFULLY: b/w (1950s; Industrial Accident Prevention
Association)−Dick Shakto does PSA about safe lifting (Canadian Football
League); he gives a demonstration 4)
WALL STREET JOURNAL-ECONOMICS: nice Color (1970s)−ad showing an giving sales pitch for the purchasing of this newspaper,
“For accurate information, get the Wall Street Journal”–good shots of
mechanical printing machines making newspaper
5)
DIAMONDS (My Title): nice Color
(1960s)−ad shows close-up of diamond rings for $3,500 and $18,000, “You
probably can’t tell the difference, but we can”–ad shows no brand 6)
DIAMONDS: same as #1 7)
DIAMONDS: same as #1
8)
PSA-CAR MAINTENANCE: nice Color (1960s)−man leaving for work in 1930s
vehicle that has not been given a car wash nor maintained for the sake of saving
money–car is shown falling apart as man drives off to work (comedic)
9)
PSA-CAR MAINTENANCE: same as #4
10)
PSA-CAR MAINTENANCE: same as #4
11)
PSA-CHANNEL 11 FUND DRIVE: b/w (1950)−Darba Nipson (black woman),
Co-Chairman for Channel 11 is asking for contributions during fund drive,
“Such a fine community service should be supported by all of us”
12)
EXCEDRIN ASPIRIN: Color (1970s)−celebrity David Janssen
promotes product
13)
UNTITLED: Color (1960s)−“What’s in a name? Reliability in a business
you can trust”–billows of blue lighted smoke are shown to dramatic music, ad
shows no product nor brand
14)
UNTITLED: same as #9
15)
UNTITLED: same as #9
16)
PSA-NATIONAL SECURITY/U.S. AIRFORCE: b/w (1940-50s; U.S. Civil Defense)−ad
is asking civilians to join the Ground Observer Corps for the sake of national
security and spotting surprise enemy attacks–shots of women volunteers;
pilot’s wife on duty, “…one spotter, one call are need to prevent surprise
attacks”
17)
ALKA-SELTZER: Color (1960-70s)−husband cant sleep but wife gives him
Alka-Seltzer and he falls asleep, bed falls apart and breaks shortly after
18)
ARRID EXTRA DRY: woman testifies for product
19)
BOAC: (1960s)−stewardess serving food to flight passengers—montage of
British sites and icons; Logan Square, Changing of the Guard, mode females
shopping for clothes
20)
DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK: Color (1960-70s)−people riding their bikes through
the city of New York and finally entering bank with bikes–bank on 59th
and Lexington New York City
21)
TUESDAY TV PROMOS: b/w (1950-60s; abc)−montage of TV programs presented
back-to-back on ABC; Bugs Bunny, The Bachelor Father, The New Breed, Yours For
The Song, and Alcoa Premiere, “The place to be on ABC”
22)
MOVIE PROMO: I LOVE MY WIFE (1970)−starring Elliott Gould
23)
BROMO SELTZER: man promotes product
24)
HANDI-WRAP: close-up of female hands wrapping fruits and vegetables; promotes
fresher longer lasting food
25)
DOW BATHROOM CLEANER: woman shown scrubbing bathroom, “Still scrubbing. Just
like a scrub woman” (sexist)–“Dow
lets you clean like a lady”
26)
TV PROMO: THE REAL McCOYS: b/w
27)
TV PROMO: THE REAL McCOYS: different from #22
28)
TV PROMO: ROOM FOR ONE MORE b/w
29)
SUNDAY TV PROMOS: b/w (1950-60s; ABC) ad promoting back to back programs for
ABC’s Sunday night viewing, montage of following programs; Maverick, Follow
the Sun, The Lawman, Bus Stop, and Adventures In Paradise, “Sunday, the place
to be on ABC”
30)
RED ROSE TEA: FADED Color (1960-70s)−ad mentions that Canadians love this
tea (Canada)–happy man dressed in Dixie clothing dances around the street
drinking Red Rose, Dixie man introduces tea to men arguing over a fender bender,
men sit down to drink the tea and become friends
31)
COLD WATER ALL DETERGENT: nice Color (1960-70s)−promotes the brightening
of Color clothes
32)
DRY DOCK BANK: Color (1960-70s)−people are shown riding their bikes
through the streets of New York–good shots of businesses and female Playboy
bunnies with their customs coming out of underground subway (sex
appeal)–people in bikes enter bank, good shot of bank tellers
33)
AERO WAX: 1960s−man conducts comparative experiment by using a nail to
scratch waxed floors, the floor with the Aero Wax does not scratch
34)
BOAC: 1960-70s−ad promoting trip to the West Indies; Bahamas $115, Jamaica
$155, and Trinidad $209–ad romanticizes the West Indies; montage of lovers and
couples having a romantic time, couples kissing madly on the beach, walking
holding hands by sunset, “…it makes a nice beginning”
37)
GAIN DETERGENT: nice Color (1960-70s; Procter & Gamble)—Charlotte Rae
(unknown celebrity) leads a mob of angry women who are skeptical of product
“micro enzyme remover” claims, but they are convinced through a test that it
works–ad credits and mentions P&G for this product
38)
GAIN DETERGENT WITH MICRO ENZYME REMOVER: (1960-70s)−man introduces
product to females at an Annual Women’s Barbecue, women are amazed by product
39)
BURLINGTON CAMEO PANTYHOSE: (1960-70s)−British woman does a standup comedy
act about pantyhose, woman praises Burlington, then sits on a chair and shows
off her legs (sex appeal)
40)
GALLO WINE:(1970s)−ad introduces 3 different types of wines made by
Gallo–shots of horses in the countryside and sunset by the beach
41)
ALKA-SELTZER: (1960-70s)−nervous woman prepares to sing backstage by
taking product Alka-Seltzer−shots of crowd audience waiting for female
singer to come out
42)
BANTAM BOOKS: (1960-70s)−paperback availability for the book,
“Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex, But
Were Afraid To Ask”; price $6.95
43)
BANTAM BOOKS: same as #36
44)
MOVIE PROMO: SANGUE DI ZINGARA b/w (1940s; IN ITALIAN)−movie about love,
drama, betrayal, and action in a small country
town
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