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MANUFACTURERS'
BRANDS
[as of 4/15/94] Philip
Morris U.S.A.: Philip Morris, Marlboro, Benson & Hedges, Merit, Virginia
Slims, Bristol, Bucks, Players, Cambridge, Parliament, Saratoga, Basic R.J.
Reynolds Tobacco U.S.A.: Winston, Salem, Camel, Doral, Magna, Vantage, More,
NOW, Monarch, Best value, Century, Sterling U.S.
Tobacco Company: Skoal, Copenhagen Lorillard
Tobacco Company: True, Kent, Newport, Old Gold, Spring, Satin, Triumph, Max 120s Ligget
Group Inc.: Eve, Lark, L & M, Chesterfield Brown
& Williamson Tobacco Corporation: Barclay, Belair, Kool, Raleigh, Viceroy,
Richland American
Tobacco Company: Lucky Strike, Carlton, Pall Mall, Malibu, Tareyton, American,
Misty. Montclair, Riviera, Prime. Private Stock, Silva Thins, Summit 1)
OLD GOLD: trail bikes/"he's an independent guy..." 60 seconds 2)
EL PRODUCTO CIGARS: "Father Nature" among the tobacco leaves nurturing
in the fields 3)
VANTAGE: lawyer in a small town―"he didn't cop out" while other
cigarettes copped out/has only 11 mg. tar and .09 nicotine 4)
PSA: anti-marijuana spot has man rolling his own from Acapulco Gold
narcotics 5)
SALEM: man and woman strolling in woods at springtime―fresh, wonderful,
"It's Springtime" filter, menthol 6)
SALEM: man and woman in same woods 7)
EL PRODUCTO CIGARS: "give dad a box of his favorites" costs only $1.95 8)
EL PRODUCTO CIGARS: man in tuxedo―cigars cost 2 for 25 cents 9)
CAMEL: boat in the fog, John and Eric love the sea―they are born rich,
just like this cigarette―now with a filter 10)
SALEM: man and woman in sailboat on the lake―"springtime soft,
springtime fresh" 11)
CHESTERFIELD: George Fenneman testifies to the proof of high quality, low
nicotine (from Dragnet TV show) 12)
CHESTERFIELD: Jack Webb plugs his sponsors (from Dragnet TV show) 13)
DUNHILL: only the logo is shown 14)
SALEM: woman at lakeside alone―refreshing, with high porosity
paper―lets in fresh air―air-softened 15)
SALEM: colts in the meadow are "young things"―like this human
couple relaxing with a smoke 16)
SALEM: a pair of fawns in meadow as human couple smoke 17)
WINSTON: couple on merry-go-round, roller coaster (filter blend
upfront―flip-top box) 18)
WINSTON: couple at carnival watching livestock, trotter horse race, smoking 19)
WINSTON: man at harbor in the evening checking boats―he finds kittens and
he smokes a cigarette 20)
LUCKY STRIKE: get back to smoking―mild tobacco L.S./M.F.T. 21)
ANTHONY & CLEOPATRA CIGARS: skiers descending a slope, then
they smoke panatellas in ski lodge 22)
SCHLITZ BEER and VICEROY CIGARETTES: two-in-one opening spot to TV show 23)
NEWSREEL: two man-on-the-streets interviews re cancer warnings on cigarette
packs―a man says YES they should be there, and a woman says NO, let people
decide for themselves―too many people have jobs in the tobacco industry
and discouraging smoking would hurt them 24)
PALL MALL: man fishing and smoking 25) PALL MALL: "I'm Particular!"―about his cigarette, too 26) PALL MALL: "I'm Particular!"―man at vending machine 27) OLD GOLD: Bill Shipley delivers pitch for "straight smoking"―Lorillard research scientists select the best tobacco leaf 28) KOOL: Safari Sam has been in a lot of hot spots―so he wants a cool smoke 29) BEL AIR and RALEIGH: couple smokes and saves the coupons 30) RALEIGH and BEL AIR MENTHOL: couple at harbor in sunset 30) RALEIGH and BEL AIR MENTHOL: couple at sunset smoking 32) KOOL: motorcyclists in hot
spots MOVED TO
16.7 No. 5 33) SALEM: man and woman leave
their rowboat and walk on small island―smoking 34) SALEM: woman in garden
alone, swan on lake 35) SALEM: couple in the trees,
relaxing, smoking 36) SALEM: woman in blossoming
tree 37) SALEM: same as No. 34 38) SALEM: same as No. 33 39) LARK: charcoal granules for
filter are shown 40) LARK: three-piece Keith
filter―has charcoal granules to purify the air you breath 41) VICEROY: man hurrying in
city as rain starts―offers a woman he meets a cigarette―"Taste
that's right. That's right!" they rhyme and smoke 42) LARK: man on busy
street―all different people, all just say "Lark" in varied
situations―people all over the country are saying "Lark" 43) CHESTERFIELD KING: bone
fishing―three men in a boat singing about their cigarette 44) MARLBORO: "He and
She brought to you by Marlboro" 45) SALEM: woman in blossoming
tree alone 46) SALEM: couple on top of
hill 47) WINSTON: man balancing
quarter on its edge on airplane―flight is smooth as is his
cigarette―"tastes good like a cigarette should"―airline
gives a smooth ride, wonderful service, and free Winstons...they think of
everything 48) WINSTON: Bob Cummings talks
here dressed in Hawaiian shirt―makes a lei from packs of
Winston―"see you next week" 49) WINSTON: cartoon of two men golfing―a nurse hits the ball even better (primitive animation)―entire jingle
2) CHESTERFIELDS: B&W
graphic animation and actors match the song
"Chester-fields" with Jackson Beck narration―from
1959-1960―"They Satisfy" 3) MARLBORO: Julie London sings
the Marlboro song―seated in night club with man―sexily, she flicks
her ash against his above an ashtray B&W
1961 4) BENSON & HEDGES 100s:
sight gags with long cigarettes―McLean Stevenson and Vincent Gardenia both
appear in this one 5) BENSON & HEDGES 100s:
sight gags―with historical themes, including Paul Revere, Ben Franklin,
Isaac Newton, George Washington 6) BENSON & HEDGES 100s:
more sight gags 7) BENSON & HEDGES 100s:
French Foreign Legion soldiers pass around one long cigarette 8) BENSON & HEDGES 100s:
"The Long Awards"―for longest car, longest hair, etc. 9) BENSON & HEDGES 100s:
"Report of the Day" is newsreel-like spot narrated by "Goodnight,
Benson...Goodnight, Hedges" Huntley-Brinkley takeoff 10) BENSON & HEDGES 100s:
B&W spot introducing Benson & Hedges―sight gags 11) AMBASSADOR: "for those
of you enjoying a new Ambassador super king, enjoy"―if not, enjoy the
music―showgirl's long lashes flop over her eyes while reading pack 12) OMEGA CIGARS: spy theme
like James Bond―"Meet Omega the civilized cigar"―looks
like a filter cigarette―casino setting―espionage dramatics on the
docks 13) BENSON & HEDGES 100s:
more sight gags 14) AMBASSADOR: similar to No.
10 except different script plus scene of prisoners passing pack from cell to
cell 15) OMEGA CIGARS: spy inside
the military war room―meet Omega, the civilized cigar 16) LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS: man
eats his hat at a car wash/ woman eats her hat at a supermarket 17) SILVA THINS: "Silva
Thins look smart and Silva Thins have less tar"/cool people with shades
smoke "Silva Thins, the One That's In" 18) LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS: man a
rubber raft eats his hat/ fisherman eats his hat 19) KENT: singing ad proclaims
story of stage coach robber who only stole the Kents―did time in
jail―released and now he buys his Kents―in new Deluxe size, bigger
than King size 20) NEWPORT: mentioned as a
sponsor in opening to episode of The Ghostbreakers TV series 21) BAYER ASPIRIN: ad for
aspirin as a pain reliever 22) WATERFORD: has a
"water tip" that must be squeezed to release its moisture before
smoking―"pinch it, light it, taste it"―from American
Tobacco Company 23) PALL MALL GOLD 100s:
proclaims that government statistics show it lower in tar than the best selling
filter king 24) OLD GOLD FILTERS: "the
cigarette for independent people" ―crowded fishing barge is no place
for our smoker―so he and his girl fish in a quiet, secluded stream 25) SILVA THINS:
same as No. 2 above 26) TAREYTON: man displays
various filters―shows charcoal filter/"I'd Rather Fight Than
Switch" 27) PALL MALL: "good
looking, good tasting, good smoking cigarettes"/young couple in fruit store
smoking/late 1950s one minute w/ Robert Paige 28) SKANDANAVIK PIPE TOBACCO:
Danish couple walks in cold wind―"you
won't get burned" sex 29) PALL MALL: young couple at
Christmas time/Mitch Miller-like chorus sings/late 1950s
1 minute 30) PALL MALL: Bob Paige in
same campaign 31) AMBASSADOR: Philip Morris
10mm cigarette/pushes trading stamps and "swift gift coupons" on pack 32) CAMEL: "Adventures at
Scott Island" 33) CAMEL: Joe Adcock of
Milwaukee Braves baseball team/ "have a real cigarette" 34) KOOL: two men at livestock
fair/"Come up to the Kool taste" 35) PARLIAMENT: boy and girl
and rifles (some water damage) 36) MARLBORO: cowboys head for
the high country 37) ROI-TAN CIGARS: old woman
at rodeo asks, "Is this a Brahma bull?" Man smoking cigars says, "No, it's a Roi-Tan, a fine American
cigar." B&W early 1960s 38) ROI-TAN CIGARS: question
asked of man gardening 39) ROI-TAN CIGARS: question
asked of man at dinosaur museum 40) ROI-TAN CIGARS: question
asked of man at boxing match 41) WINSTON: hip jazzy music
backgrounds montage of trendy pictures in late 1960s 42) BENSON AND HEDGES: The
Great Carnac is magician who can't perform his magic act with extra long Benson
and Hedges cigarettes―he makes his comeback in 1968―humor 43) PARLIAMENT: American
introduces Englishman to Parliament on a London bus―"The Mouthpiece
Cigarette"―November 1967 44) WHITE OWL CIGARS: "To
really appreciate our 10 cent cigar, you have to smoke their 10 cent
cigar"―comparative spot―White Owl will send you two free
cigars―one of theirs, and one from competitor of your choice 45) VIRGINIA SLIMS: song with
montage of women in different fashions emphasizing the tie between this smoke
and the historic women's movement―"You've come a long, long way" 46) TUEROS CIGARS: biography of
Tueros the master cigar maker―100% Cuban tobacco―Canadian commercial 1) TIPARILLO CIGARS: swank
night club―cigarette girl asks customers, "cigars? cigarettes?
Tiparillos?" (1964) 2) BELVEDERE: snobbish couple
in limousine rave about the cigarette and about prizes to be won in coupon
contest ―two tickets to concert (1966) 3) TIPARILLO CIGARS: people on
the streets comment on "Should a gentleman offer a Tiparillo to a
Lady?" 4) CORINIA LARK CIGARS:
"on the tranquil island we call Corina"―island-grown
tobaccos―gentle Spanish guitar music in background―COLOR 5) TIPARILLO CIGARS: quiet
supper club―svelte woman inspects and contemplates a puff on a Tiparillo―"Shouldn't
a gentleman..." (1964) 6) MURIEL CIGARS: classic song
"I'm today's new Muriel, the fine cigars..."―but her husband and
$5 child cigar also appear―NOT Edie Adams, less sexy than her version
―animated 1950s 7) MURIEL CIGARS: Edie Adams in
different ethnic settings―German, French, Spanish, Chinese―to sing
the Muriel song in many accents―color―no animation―COLOR 8) HARVESTER CIGAR: the human
hand is its "amazing tobacco picking machine" 9) ERIK CIGARS: Viking boat
sails into New York harbor at night―"Erik is here" (Clio winner
for 1965) 10) ERIK CIGARS: Viking boat
sails into New York in daytime ―Erik and his blonde 11) ERIK CIGARS: same as No. 10 12) TIPARILLO M CIGARS: Dick
Cavett voice-over re this new menthol cigar 13) TIPARILLO CIGARS: focus on
man entering ski lodge―he lights the Tiparillo and pretty girl is drawn to
him ―"Shouldn't a gentleman offer a Tiparillo to a
lady? 14) TIPARILLO CIGARS: night
club―same as No. 5 (1964) 15) WHITE OWL CIGARS: demi-tip
cigars―you don't have to inhale 16) BELEVEDERE: wealthy
British-accented man smokes this cigarette because he likes them―despite
the gift coupons 17) DUTCH MASTERS CIGARS: the
Masters sing "Just Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella"―with words at
bottom―ends with Dutch Masters refrain (1964) 18) DUTCH MASTERS CIGARS:
famous people who smoked cigars ―Mark Twain, Queen Elizabeth, Robert Louis Stevenson
(1964) 19) DUTCH MASTERS CIGARS:
Christmas gifts of showcases of different shapes 20) DUTCH MASTERS CIGARS: man
sings "Twelve Days of Christmas" with words to explain various shapes
of cigars in the Dutch Masters Showcase as a gift―$4.95 21) DUTCH MASTERS CIGARS:
famous people―same as No. 18 (1964) 22) DUTCH MASTERS CIGARS:
Masters sing―same as No. 17 (1964) 23) SPRING: transportation
styles change―people and tastes change―today's most desirable
cigarette is Spring―pretty people smoking―stress is on CHANGE 24) SPRING: woman smoking an
deeply reading book―husband voice-over shows his frustration but he has to
wait until she finishes to sew on his button―he speaks of 25) OLD GOLD FILTERS: crowded
city scenes―he likes a better way―doesn't like the
crowd―independent―if you're independent, try this
cigarette―Howard Duff voice-over 26) TRUE: word association with
pretty girl―she associates around from True, to fresh, mint, grass,
etc―back to filter True cigarettes 27) TRUE: empty big city
streets―used to be that if you smoked a low-tar cigarette before you were
alone in the world―not anymore 28) TRUE: empty sports
stadium―same theme as No. 27 29) TRUE MENTHOL GREEN: man
shovels ice into tall glass with spring of menthol on top―metaphor for new
menthol cigarette―"have a sip" 30) LUCKY STRIKE:
animation―"Remember how great cigarettes used to taste?
Luckies still do." CHANGE 31) ALPINE: man in bowler hat
on bus places Alpine stickers over ads for other menthol cigarettes―urges
you to look at other peoples advertising but "think Alpine" 32) ALPINE: woman sings and man
uses flash cards [like Bob Dylan]―you get two kinds of cigarettes in one
Alpine―high filtration and menthol (1959-1960) 33) ALPINE: the fussy
moocher―now wants high filtration AND
menthol―to trap that tar and nicotine and get taste (1959-1960) 34) ALPINE: cigarette
commercial kit―layout with toys to illustrate the stereotypical
commercial―grass, trees, man and woman, etc.―think Alpine when you
see other's advertising 35) ALPINE: man with
signs―same as No. 32 (1959-1960) 36) ALPINE: Joe Viewer who
lives in Televisionland―likes cigarette commercials and smokes―but
now like Alpine ads and cigarettes (1959-1960) 37) L & M: "come on
over to the L & M side"―folk singer sings―with middle aged
people at airport―they board airplane 38) CENTURY GREAT LENGTHS:
mustached cigarette store operator―forget the name, remember the
taste―"After all, in this country it's what you are, not who you are
that counts―I hope!" 39) CENTURY GREAT LENGTHS:
fussy aunt at niece's house―name comes off pack when you remove cellophane
wrapper top 40) PARLIAMENT: American man
gives cigarette to British jurist―scenes of London 41) AMBASSADOR: those enjoying
super king now―those not, enjoy the music―get some they're
nice―dry cleaner presses pack inside coat pocket 1) CHESTERFIELD 101: office
workers on break talking about the "silly millimeter longer" cigarette 2) CHESTERFIELD 101:
sophisticated people at party speaking cynically about the "silly
millimeter longer" cigarette 3) CHESTERFIELD 101: snobbish
dinner party―hostess stops the eating, accusing someone of stealing her
coupon!―it was in her teacup 4) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: couple
in helicopter for menthol―snap of fingers―they pick pack of
cigarettes off rock in surf―see Nos. 16, 24 5) LARK: people boarding cruise
boat―music has rock beat―"you ought to turn to charcoal" 6) LARK: theater people show
their Lark packs―Rick Moranis celebrity―30 second version 7) LARK: 60 second version of
No. 6―with Moranis 8) LARK: 60-second version of
No. 5―cut open charcoal filter―four free pack promotional 9) LARK: people going up and
down escalators―60 seconds 10) EL PRODUCTO CIGARS: horse
race starter smokes Alta 11) LOVERA CIGARS:
animated―astronaut won't go through with blastoff because he remembers
Texas is just about the only place to get this brand of cigars―"the
Great State's Great Cigar" 12) CHESTERFIELD: opening to The
Pruitts of Southhampton―10 seconds 13) L & M: opening to The
Pruitts of Southhampton―10 secs 14) LARK: opening to The
Pruitts of Southhampton―10 seconds 15) CHESTERFIELD: signoff The
Felony Squad―10 seconds 16) CHESTERFIELD: man in
hot-air balloon drops down to pick pack off surf rock―same campaign as
Nos. 4, 24―snap of the fingers/sophisticated music―menthol 17) CHESTERFIELD: snap
fingers―5 seconds 18) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS:
signoff The Man Who Never Was―10 seconds (1966) 19) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: actor
Dave Madden (The Partridge Family) is fishing on river in boat, explains
to another fishermen why he snaps his fingers over this cigarette―the
filter flavor is gone, somebody put "true taste in a filter cigarette" 20) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: Dave
Madden being grilled under hot lamp―his wife is tough to convince 21) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: Dave
Madden snaps fingers, disturbs entire tennis match―teaches fans to snap 22) LARK: people in
bus―"you ought to turn to charcoal"―15 seconds 23) LARK: people in
bus―longer version of No. 22―preceded by WCAU-TV Philadelphia
station logo―30 seconds 24) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS:
couple driving the coast drives into surf to rescue the pack on the
rocks―menthol―see also Nos. 4, 16 25) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: Dave
Madden in shoe store snaps fingers―offer smoke to a woman and teaches her
and salesman to snap―60 seconds 26) LARK: smokers getting off
bus, testifying to its superior taste―one is black man―stresses the
filter―60 seconds 27) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: Dave
Madden comes out of elevator to tell waiting crowd about snap flavor 28) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: same
as No. 19 29) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: same
as No. 20 30) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: same
as No. 21 30) LARK: the Lark truck is
here in Miami―still photos of people holding their packs 31) LARK: truck with man
holding sign, "Show us your Lark pack"―woman and man at
carnival, railroad worker, etc. 32) LARK: truck with man and
sign roll through white suburbs and into big city 33) LARK: more people agree,
"there's nothing like a lark" 34) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: same
as No. 16―menthol 35) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: same
as No. 4―menthol 36) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: Dave
Madden opens door and explains to Edna the improved taste―then lights come
on his surprise party―all the guests already have packs of this brand 37) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: 10
second version of No. 36 38) CHESTERFIELD:
helicopter―30 second version of No. 4―menthol 39) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: same
as No. 37 40) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: same
as No. 20 41) CHESTERFIELD FILTERS: 15
second version of No. 27 42) CAMEL: the "I'd walk a
mile" man whistling and walking in Kenya jungle―with Mt. Kilamanjaro
in background, passes many animals and natives to but pack in machine 43) OLD GOLD FILTERS: crowds on
beach―"this is living?"―Howard Duff narrates―this
man doesn't, he's independent―"the cigarette for independent
people" 44) ERIK: Viking war boat enters
New York Harbor―"the most interesting idea from Scandanavia since
blondes"―one minute version 45) BELVEDERE: sophisticated
woman draped across lounge―"love that size" 46) MARK TEN: espionage theme
as man rushes to board train pulling out of the station―he saves the
coupons for her, "you're my kind of man" as train speeds through the
night 47) TAREYTON: "if you
could put Tareyton's charcoal filter on your cigarette"―man trying to
do this―would rather fight than switch―black eye 48) VIRGINIA SLIMS: new for
women only―8 seconds 49) VIRGINIA SLIMS: new for
women only―8 seconds 50) MARLBORO: "come to
where the flavor is..."―8 seconds 51) BENSON & HEDGES: man in
Volkswagen―8 seconds 52) PARLIAMENT: London
Discovers Parliament―quiz British judge on the London streets about this
cigarette 53) CHESTERFIELD 101: same as
Nos. 3, 54 54) CHESTERFIELD 101: same as
Nos. 3, 53 55) LARK: theater―30
seconds―same as No. 6 56) CHESTERFIELD: women in
reducing salon―who stole the coupon? 57) CHESTERFIELD: Coupon
Caper―police forensics investigate the missing coupon 2) BENSON & HEDGES: the disadvantages
of long cigarette―lobster in restaurant grabs patron's
cigarette―other sight gags 1
minute 3) KENT: happy couple puffs the
Micronite Filter (1961) 4) PHILLIP MORRIS: promotional
film from 1948 meant for theatrical showing (w/ Johnny in color)
6 minutes 5) THE STORY OF LUCKY STRIKE:
with scenes from Kay Kyser and his Kollege of Musical Knowledge radio show
(Jam Handy trade film from 1940)
10 minutes 6) TOBACCO MEN WHO KNOW:
promotional film for Lucky Strike―circa 1940―L.C. "Speed"
Riggs hosts this film with Del Sharbut―various tobacco professions explain
why "Lucky Strike means fine tobacco"―opens with harmonized song
from The Sportsmen 7) WINSTON: filtered cigarettes
tastes good 8) WINSTON: in amusement
park―"When you change to Winston you change for good" 9) LARK: America's most popular
new cigarette―everyone makes the train except the one without a Lark 10) CHESTERFIELD: at tennis
tournament―Dave Madden snapping his fingers because the filter taste is
gone 11) CHESTERFIELD: Same Campaign
but in shoe store 12) LARK: 'Have a
Lark'―the Lark truck drives everywhere 13) L&M: Rich flavor
through a filter―"the logical move"―B&W 14) CHESTERFIELD 101: Chester
Bold―new longer cigarette―1mm longer―wedding scene with family
members talking "just a silly millimeter longer" 15) CHESTERFIELD: The
Chesterfield Coupon for certain merchandise in catalogues
16) CHESTERFIELD 101: dinner
Party―Same campaign as above 17) CHESTERFIELD 101:
barbeque―only one millimeter longer 18) LARK―show us your
pack―there is nothing like a Lark 19) CHESTERFIELD: Put the snap
into taste of Chesterfield―Wife makes him do dishes 20) CHESTERFIELD: New
Chesterfield Menthol―Couple in helicopter 21) CHESTERFIELD: Same as No.
10 22) CHESTERFIELD: couple
driving along coast―drive car into the ocean to retrieve a pack on a rock 23) CHESTERFIELD: Same as No.20 25) THE BIG 'A' (AQUEDUCT) RACE
TRACK: New York―footage of
horse racing and couple watching 2) KOOL: woman emerges from
clouds of smoke―real menthol magic―Willie the Penguin a screen at
end but he doesn't speak―from October
1960 10/60 3) SALEM: John McIntyre as
WAGON TRAIN bossman contrasts dry scene from the TV series and then a lush Salem
scene on woman and man by waterfall 4) KOOL: woman rushes from
building after work―boyfriend offers "a change" cigarette when
hers is too hot 5) VICEROY: music
bandstand―conductor smokes "thinking man's filter"―he's a
man "who thinks for himself" 6) RALEIGH: couple at kitchen
table raves about gifts for coupons―Art Gilmore is the
husband―"if you had a million million dollars you couldn't buy a
better cigarette than Raleigh" 7) TAREYTON: animated spaceman
rockets to moon―you could fly to the moon but never find a better filter
cigarette―four people on split screen smoking―cork tip and
charcoal―early 1960s/late 1950s 8) VICEROY: U.S. Army Reservist
in tank smokes Viceroy―but he's really a farmer
"a thinking man's filter, a smoking man's taste" 9) SALEM: new super King
sized―commercial modeled after the Benson & Hedges
spots―refreshes your taste a few moments longer―how will you spend
the extra time you get with new Salem 10) BENSON & HEDGES: silly
mistakes people make with longer cigarette 11) BENSON & HEDGES: more
silly mistakes people make with longer cigarette 12) BENSON & HEDGES: men in
French foreign legion puff longer with longer cigarette 13) ROI TAN CIGARS: "the
crowd pleaser" cigar gets applause from onlookers in various situations 14) OLD GOLD: "he's an
independent guy"―Peter Brown makes experimental airplanes―she
saves the coupons―"the cigarette for independent people" aired
1/28/70 15) CAMEL: still cartoons tell
of plumber who gets mad as a bear―and becomes one―then smokes a
pleasurable cigarette and calms down―man stresses that it is a
"psychological fact" that pleasure increases calmness 16) MARLBORO: longhorn cattle
on the move―"the Longhorns comes to Marlboro Country"―the
new longer Marlboro―"you spend a little more time in Marlboro
Country" one minute 17) MARLBORO: cowboy goes
hunting in the high country 18) MARLBORO CIGARETTES:
cowboys roundup cattle in Marlboro Country―plug new Marlboro 100's,
"the Longhorns" 19) MARLBORO CIGARETTES:
airplane flies the nation showing Marlboro Country is everywhere from New York
City to Texas to California 20) MARLBORO CIGARETTES: day's
done―kicks back with a smoke―evening falls peacefully as he smokes
tobacco 21) MARLBORO CIGARETTES:
cowboys find lost colt with hoof caught in branches―they rescue the pony
and then light up on the way back to the ranch house 22) MARLBORO: commercial from
1952 shows Marlboro being pitched as "America's leading luxury
cigarette"/foxhunt scene segues to after-the-hunt as woman offers man HER
brand of smoke―obviously Marlboro is still a woman's brand but is bidding
for males 23) VIRGINIA SLIMS: David Doyle
in anti-feminist spot―throw abusive talk and pies in the faces of
beautiful female models―he claims women have too many rights, cannot have
a cigarette all to themselves―he smokes Virginia Slims 24) CHESTERFIELD: international
conference breaks up when French representative asks who stole the
coupon―finds it on himself 25) OLD GOLD SPIN FILTERS: man
speaks frankly to the audience―this filter spins the smoke through 26) LUCKY STRIKE: Sam Snead
endorses them―with Andre Barush in
early 1950s 27) MARLBORO: cowboys corral
horses―one colt is missing in brambles 28) VICEROY: sex and
cigarettes―young adults walking dogs meet
and fall in love―"the taste that's right" with deep-weave
filter 29) SKANDANAVIK PIPE TOBACCO:
Danish couple walks in cold wind―"you
won't get burned" sex 30) ERIK TIPS CIGARS: Viking
long ship floats into New York harbor―color―sexy
blonde aboard 31) PHILLIES CIGARS: cigarette
girl while chorus sing "strike
right up and light right up right now" 32) SALEM: couple walks
alongside stone fence in field―high porosity
paper air-softens every puff―offers as scientific
breakthrough 33) PALL MALL:
cartoon―chorus sings behind still cartoons― "No dry smoked-out
taste"―"so friendly to your taste" 34) L & M: Matinee
Theater open statement from John Conte 35) L & M: MG automobile
and road signs on set as Conte explains
"so good to your taste, so quick on the draw"
Miracle Tip is pure white 36) L & M: offers household
hints―e.g. candle rubbed on window
frame to keep window from sticking―"that's the wonderful
thing about ladies today"―and smart ones buy a carton―Christmas cartons 37) L & M: 10 to 12 minutes
to smoke an L & M cigarette and switch 38) L & M: John Conte and
his wife―she explains new furnishings in their new home―each has
different tastes in furniture, but both choose L & M 39) L & M: John Conte in
easy chair explains why it is best 40) WINSTON: man water
skiing―after skiing his woman puts a cigarette
in his mouth while he dog paddles―ends short―from
I'VE GOT A SECRET TV show 41) SALEM: young couple in
country wandering and smoking―graphic
of cigarette―from 1960-1961 42) MONTCLAIR: trendy couples
shopping―"just enough" song campaign―menthol
and charcoal tip new
cigarette 43) VICEROY: man hurrying in
city as rain starts―offers a woman he meets a cigarette―"Taste
that's right. That's right!" they rhyme and smoke―promises smoke and
meeting Ms. Right―late 1950s, early 1960s 44) TAREYTON: announcer speaks
re sponsoring baseball games this
new season―just a man talking holding up cigarette
for viewers 2) MARLBORO: man in helicopter
flies over Marlboro Country 3) KOOL: pretty woman is
described as stylishly long, tastefully cool just like her
cigarette―"Lady be Kool" is theme song 4) MARLBORO: cowboy gets up
before dawn, works and smokes in Marlboro Country 5) KOOL: harsh cigarettes are
like a man on a rough motorcycle, but Kools are like a gentle waterfall 6) MARLBORO: cattle stranded in
snow and Marlboro Man rescues them―theme song is "Come to where the
flavor is, Marlboro Country" 7) KOOL: Chuck McCann is Safari
Sam, whose worst adventure was being trapped by a hot cigarette―lights a
Kool with a lighter in a gun 8) MARLBORO: man in helicopter
with pretty girl look over Marlboro Country, which is everywhere―"The
brand that won the West, and the rest of the country" 9) KOOL FILTER LONGS: cartoon
of man building aircraft that failed because it was too long, but Kools Longs
are long and filtered 10) MARLBORO: cowboy and horse
travel in snowstorm and cowboy stops for a smoke 11) VANTAGE: stage actress says
she could have gotten more parts if she had gone along with fads that sweep the
theatre such as nudity or whatever, but that would have been a
"cop-out," and she likes Vantage because it doesn't cop-out on flavor 12) KOOL: woman sails boat
alone but rendezvous with man on island, with theme "Lady be Kool" 13) MARLBORO: repeat of No. 10 14) KOOL: cartoon of man
smoking and coughing with other brands 15) KENT: two attractive
couples walk along beach and smoke Kent with micronite filter―theme
"What a good time for a Kent" 16) MARLBORO: cowboys smoke and
round up wild stallions, which are a rare and singular breed, just like the
Marlboro Man 17) VANTAGE: man on own charter
boat states he says 15 years behind a desk as businessman, copping-out, and he
smokes Vantage because it doesn't cop-out on flavor 18) KENT: pretty girl strolls
street smoking Kent 19) PARLIAMENT: one man dressed
in 1890s style, the other modern both smoke using a cigarette holder, only the
modern one is incorporated in the Parliament 20) KOOL: man demonstrates how
this particular computer can divide cigarettes into hot, dry, rough and cool
categories, and only Kool is cool 21) MARLBORO: cowboy gets up
before dawn and heads home― scenes of a cattle round-up and running horses
appear before his eyes, which is Marlboro Country 22) VANTAGE: close-up shot of
the filter, which doesn't cop-out on flavor 23) MARLBORO: cowboys drop food
from helicopter to stranded cattle in high ravine 24) KOOL: repeat of 20 25) KENT: couple stroll through
park and smoke, with theme of "What a good time for a Kent" 26) MARLBORO: cowboys on range
mend fences, watch cattle and smoke, with theme of "Come to where the
flavor is, Marlboro Country" 27) PARLIAMENT: repeat of 19 28) BENSON & HEDGES 100s:
detective smoking long cigarette has end bent when visor of knight's armor falls
on it 29) MARLBORO: cowboy flies
plane to oversee his vast range of land and cattle 30) KENT: man on boat smokes,
and says "Kent's got it all together" 31) WINSTON: cartoon apologizes
for bad grammar―theme is "Winston
tastes good like a cigarette should" while
correct grammar is "Winston tastes good as a cigarette
should"―new slogan now emerges: "What do you want, good grammar
or good taste?" 32) VANTAGE: repeat of 17 33) LAREDO: women roll their
own filter cigarettes with this brand, with theme of "If you want something
done right, do it yourself"―tobacco comes in can, with papers and
little machine you roll your own smokes 34) MARLBORO: four cowboys herd
horses and smoke 35) KENT: couple run down steps
and smoke at bottom 36) KENT: repeat of 35 37) KOOL: repeat of 9 38) MARLBORO: cowboy has
finished supper and coffee, horses are settled and he settles down for a
smoke―purple sunset 39) BENSON & HEDGES: Vince
Gardenia is boxing referee whose cigarette is so long that it is bent by
boxer/celebrity 40) KOOL: beautiful woman who
is stylishly long and tastefully cool strolls along villa and smokes 41) KENT: repeat of 25 42) TAREYTON: this cigarette
has an activated charcoal filter, and man with black eye proclaims "Us
Tareyton smokers would rather fight than switch" 43) LAREDO: as woman rolls her
own cigarette, man says "Sally, you make a good cigarette" 44) MARLBORO: while cowboy
rides a group sings saga of how Marlboro spread from Richmond, Virginia to all
parts of the country 45) VANTAGE: lawyer in small
town says he could have gone to a big corporation, but that would have been a
cop-out, and he smokes Vantage because it doesn't cop-out on flavor 46) MARLBORO: repeat of 29 47) KOOL: repeat of 7 48) PARLIAMENT: close-ups of
different types of cigarette holders and how Parliament has its own cigarette
holder 49) BEL AIR: couple at ocean
side smoke 50) BENSON & HEDGES: man in
restaurant smoking long cigarette
sticks it in food as it is served 51) KENT: pretty girl smokes
and says "Wow, Kent's got it all
52) PARLIAMENT: repeat of 19 53) SALEM: repeat of 1 54) RALEIGH: couple in
restaurant smoke and enjoy a milder moment
with "The Quiet Taste" of Raleigh―they can also get
coupons for free gifts with Raleigh and Bel Air 55)
BENSON & HEDGES: captain on rocking boat is shaving
and smoking, and he slides into mirror and bends cigarette 56) KOOL: repeat of 12 57) DORAL: man holds package
that dances in his hand, and says
to keep looking, that you might not get a pack that
dances and sings, but you will get a pack that tastes good 58) VANTAGE: repeat of 11 1) RALEIGH: young couple
play shuffle board; BEL AIR ad for lighter, longer menthol taste comes at end 2) BEL AIR: scene of ostrich
neck with theme song "Bel Air tastes light 'cause the menthol's right"
3) DORAL: announcer says this
cigarette is the first one with low tar and nicotine with flavor enough to say
"Taste me, come on and taste me" 4) SILVA THINS: handsome man
wearing sunglasses lights up 5) PARLIAMENT: man puts
cigarette holders inside box and says each filter-tip box has the equivalent of
20 cigarette holders |
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