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1)
BRILLO: "He said you're mine forever" but she got the dirty
pans until Brillo freed her for love―British
Commercial―FOREIGN―humorous
2)
BRILLO: same as No. 1
3)
BRILLO: woman a regal couch set free―British Commercial
―FOREIGN humorous short version of No. 1, 2
4)
BRILLO: "She thought marriage was a bed of roses―until she
saw the mess in the kitchen. there
were pans―dirty pans." British
Commercial―FOREIGN
5)
BRILLO: "Yesterday she was a prisoner of dirty pans.
Brillo set her free."―mesmerized woman walks down
sumptuous staircase―British Commercial―FOREIGN―short
6)
BRILLO: same as No. 5
7)
BRILLO: "He swept her into his arms, then dropped her into the
sink. It was a lifetime of
dirty pans"―then Brillo arrived―British
Commercial―FOREIGN
8)
BRILLO: short version of No. 7
9)
BRILLO: "He promised her his worldly goods, but all she got was
pans―dirty pans"―"then one day Brillo broke into
her prison"―Segue to DOBIE SCRUBBER demonstrated
―British Commercial―FOREIGN
10)
BRILLO: short version of No. 9
11)
BRILLO: Mrs. Grossman of New York testifies that she cleaned "uncleanable"
pot with Brillo―lasts longer
12)
BEADS O'BLEACH: write the claims on clothing―from PUREX―for
miracle fabrics
13)
BRILLO: same as No. 10
14)
BRILLO: same as No. 1
15)
BRILLO: Arnold Stang as doctor sings that pans has "soap pad itis"―compared
with Brand X
16)
BRILLO: same as No. 5―short
17)
BRILLO: same as No. 1
18)
VO5 LEMON-YELLOW CREAM RINSE: for tangle-free hair
19)
CALM SPRAY POWDER DEODORANT: spray arms of sunbathers with two different
deodorants
20)
ALBERTO VO5 HAIR DRESSING: girl getting dry hair on the beach―the
weatherbeater
21)
VO5 HAIR SPRAY: with Mirol―even in rainstorm
22)
KEN-L RATION DOG FOOD: butcher thinks it is beef―Special Cuts dry
23)
VO5 HAIR SPRAY: with Mirol―in rainstorm―same as Nos. 21, 23
24)
VO5 SHAMPOO: for frequent shampooers―young woman with flip
hairstyle of 1960s
25)
WCAU TV 10: Philadelphia―still placard
26)
CALM DEODORANT: same as No. 19
27)
VO5 HAIR SPRAY: same as Nos. 21, 23
28)
ALBERTO VO5 HAIR DRESSING: sunbather―same as No. 20
29)
VO5 HAIR SPRAY: same as Nos. 21, 23, 27
30)
KEN-L RATION SPECIAL CUTS: Irish setter with dry dog food that fooled 39
butchers
31)
FORMULA S: headache pain buildup―can leave your head feeling like
this―woman's head is circled a pressure builds up―from
1950s―for sinus headaches―fantasy
32)
FORMULA S: man is on time for meeting, but has sinus headache
33)
PRO TOOTHBRUSH: pretty woman and brush with tip-tuft bristles―one
even has fluoride treatment of bristles
34)
FORMULA S: same as No. 31
35)
FORUMLA S: same as No. 32
36)
LISTERENE ANTISEPTIC: college-age brother gives his sister
Listerine―so she'll impress his roommate―sex
37)
LISTERENE ANTISEPTIC: woman painter needs it to attract male
painter―sex
38)
LISTERENE ANTISEPTIC: rock group―girl singer has bad
vibrations―drummer and black guitarist advise leader to use
mouthwash―now she grooves with him―"great vibrations,
David"―counterculture
39)
LISTERENE ANTISEPTIC: Greg Mullavey has bad breath―can't win heart
of woman with untrained dog
40)
LISTERENE ANTISEPTIC: basketball players in locker room―black and
white players learn from team captain about mouthwash and
dates―sex
41)
LISTERENE ANTISEPTIC: surfboarder can't attract "chicks" in 2
weeks on beach―buddy gives him mouthwash and he gets the
girl―sex
42)
LISTERENE ANTISEPTIC: model Margot has bad breath―uses it and wins
the photographer
43)
LISTERENE ANTISEPTIC: family reunion―old man uses it to get granddaughter's
hug
44)
LISTERENE ANTISEPTIC: middle-aged factory worker has it―gets bonus
after using it
45)
LISTERENE ANTISEPTIC: kids come in from snow blizzard―mom runs
them upstairs for a gargle to fight colds―THIS ONE WAS RULED
MISLEADING BY FCC―removed from the air
46)
COMMAND HAIR DRESSING: kinescope―in Florida Everglades
47)
RISE SHAVING CREAM: Brooks Robinson of baseball Baltimore uses
it―kinescope
48)
WILLIAMS LCTRIC SHAVE: put wings on your electric razor―kinescope
49)
BAN DEODORANT: talked his girl into eloping―with someone
else―kine
50)
BAN DEODORANT: girl on phone―boys call her―kine
51)
BAN DEODORANT: couple in movie
52)
BAN DEODORANT: will my dreams come true?
53)
MUM DEODORANT: police shootout―good old Mum works for him
kine
54)
POISE DEODORANT: three formulas for different women―kinescope
55)
BAN DEODORANT: poor kinescope
56)
ARRID WHIRL-IN DEODORANT: woman stuck to roll-on―poor kinescope
57)
RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT: football quarterback―two second by the
clock song―gives you 24-hour protection―kine
1)
KODAK Film: boy running through field―how do you tell your son
he's important to you―save his childhood in movies―excellent
color
2)
SHIELD SOAP: double-perforated silent―woman bathes
3)
SINGER SEWING MACHINES: women who make clothes and decorate
house―from $59.50
4)
SINGER SEWING MACHINES: zigzag stitching
5)
SINGER SEWING MACHINES: four different zigzag machines are displayed
6)
SINGER SEWING MACHINE: old-fashioned machine in action―nostalgic
ad recreates 1892 and woman sewing at home with husband and her new
machine―first zigzag machine―SEGUE to modern time for
zigzags
7)
SINGER SEWING CENTERS: Singer floor care SPECIAL SALE― vacuum
cleaner is on sale―also rug cleaner/floor polisher is on
sale―
8)
POND'S COLD CREAM: "run little homemaker"―stereotypical
day at home working and raising baby―now do something for yourself
before HE comes home―give yourself a cleaning with this
cream―"replaces precious oils that tension drains
away"―cool like snowflakes against your face―fantasy
sexist
9)
POND'S COLD CREAM: "run little career girl"―secretary
runs all day―now does something wonderful for herself before she
meets HIM―cool like snowflakes against your face―fantasy
sexist
10)
POND'S ANGEL FACE MAKEUP: woman explains the difference between Angel
Face and other brands―smooth look―costs 59 cents
11)
POND'S ANGEL FACE MAKEUP: stress the new slimmer compact ―woman
applies it―costs $1.25
12)
KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie CAMERA AND PROJECTOR: baby ducks, a puppy, and a
baby
13)
POND'S HAND LOTION: the liberated woman―she is cleaning the chain
on her motorcycle―"keep a bottle in your repair kit, 20th
century lady"
14)
GROOM & CLEAN HAIR DRESSING: mermaid―put grease on hand and
cleans it with this hair tonic
15)
RAINBO BREAD: make pizza miniatures with this white bread
16)
PATIO COCKTAIL TACOS: mini tacos for parties―frozen
17)
PATIO COCKTAIL TACOS: same as No. 16
18)
RCA: short statement re the company working in computers and home
entertainment
19)
MURINE: help for "eye pollution"―tears are not enough
20)
KEN L RATION SPECIAL CUTS: looks like beef, but it's dry dog
food―older woman flirts with Rolf, but he likes Heidi the
dachshund
21)
RCA: same as No. 18
22)
BRILLO: "Yesterday she was a prisoner of dirty pans.
Brillo set her free."―mesmerized woman walks down
sumptuous staircase―British Commercial―FOREIGN―short
23)
BRILLO: woman sitting on regal couch has been set free―British
Commercial―FOREIGN―humorous
24)
SCOTTIE TISSUES: five incredible strong sneezes―second one is
Peter Boyle
25)
SCOTTOWELS: paper towels hard to throw away
26)
BRILLO: "He swept her into his arms, then dropped her into the
sink. It was a lifetime of
dirty pans"―then Brillo arrived―British
Commercial―FOREIGN
27)
SCOTTOWELS: same as No. 25
28)
SCOTT TISSUE: man rolling out the complete roll to prove it's 350 sheets
longer―also No. 48
29)
BRILLO: compared to other grand on a scale
30)
BRILLO: "He promised her his worldly goods, but all she got was
pans―dirty pans"―"then one day Brillo broke into
her prison"―British Commercial―FOREIGN
31)
BRILLO: "He said you're mine forever" but she got the dirty
pans until Brillo freed her for love
32)
BRILLO: has 100-watt shine―short
33)
BRILLO: has the 100-watt shine―soapier too
34)
BRILLO: same as No. 30―but longer to include references to DOBIE
SCRUBBER
35)
BRILLO: same as No. 31
36)
BEADS O'BLEACH: write the claims on clothing―from PUREX―for
miracle fabrics
37)
BRILLO: Spanish language commercial―it cleans brilliantly
38)
BRILLO: same as No. 29, 39
39)
BRILLO: same as No. 29, 39, 42
40)
BRILLO: Spanish―same as No. 37
41)
BRILLO: animated pot and kettle―sung in calypso rhythm―has
99 squeezes in this soap pad
42)
BRILLO: same as Nos. 29, 38, 29
43)
BRILLO: same as 34 with DOBIE SCUBBER segment
44)
BRILLO: same as No. 43
45)
BRILLO: "She thought marriage was a bed of roses―until she
saw the mess in the kitchen. there
were pans―dirty pans." British
Commercial―FOREIGN
46)
BRILLO: same as No. 22
47)
ABSORBINE ARTHRITIC PAIN LOTION: adults compare arthritis
pains―lotion is no cure, just pain relief
48)
SCOTT TISSUE: roll out toilet paper―same as No. 28
49)
MENTHOLATUM DEEP HEATING RUB: crowds on street shopping―man home
from the office needs it, so wife rubs in into his sore
shoulder―good for temporary relief of arthritis and rheumatism
50)
MENTHOLATUM DEEP HEATING RUB: how many of these shoppers will soon have
sore joints?―woman in laundromat
51)
MENTHOLATUM OINTMENT: sneezing baby and man rub on this ointment [like
Vick's Vap-o-Rub] for quick relief―in vaporizer too
52)
MENTHOLATUM DEEP HEATING RUB: some of these shoppers will soon have
aches and pains―"will you?"―woman decorating a
cake
53)
MENTHOLATUM OINTMENT: same as No 51
54)
MENTHOLATUM DEEP HEATING RUB: how many of these shoppers will need
it―same as No. 49
51)
MENTHOLATUM OINTMENT: same as No. 51, 53
1)
RALSTON RICE CHEX: introduced as a new cereal―for after-school,
snack or for breakfast―1950s
2)
RALSTON WHEAT CHEX: "smokin' rockets" says announcer as
animated spaceship flies by―kid plays Ping-pong with
"power-plus" of this cereal―from SPACE PATROL TV show
3)
AJAX LAUNDRY DETERGENT: "break through to a whiter shade of
clean"―color kinescope
4)
BAGGIES: alligator speaks of new plastic bags
5)
POST SUGAR CRISPS: Sugar bear saves the day as Blob kidnaps monsters
6)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS BASEBALL GAME Opening: brought to you by Budweiser
Beer, Shell Oil Company, Camel Cigarettes―from 1960s
7)
BURRY'S SCOOTER-PIE: boy with deep voice―15 seconds
8)
JELL-O GELATIN: people who like to eat―montage of people
eating―"There's always room for Jell-O"
9)
REEF MOUTHWASH: spoof of MAN FROM UNCLE TV show―two guys hand by
thumbs as water rises―one explains that the other needs a better
mouthwash
10)
BURRY'S SCOOTER-PIE: has eleven heavenly bites―same as No. 7
11)
OLD DOMINION TOURS: kinescope of ad for tour of Virginia ―from
WXEX-TV in Richmond―from American Petroleum Institute encouraging
more driving to use gasoline
12)
ACCENT DECOR: redecorate your bathroom―Regency design created by
William Pallman
13)
ARMSTRONG EXCELON FLOORING: 1960s woman lying on her new
floor―more vinyl
14)
ESSKAY BACON: Virginia Graham broiling bacon and cheese
sandwiches―hickory smoked bacon―1960s―"made up to
a standard, not down to a price"
15)
VEL DISHWASHING LIQUID: Carol Reed demonstrates in kitchen
16)
LESTOIL: woman shopping buys a second bottle of this household
cleaner―1950s
17)
LESTOIL: boat skipper says it's great for cleaning decks, even bilge
18)
LESTOIL: mechanic in garage uses this cleaner
19)
LESTOIL: man cleaning his car with it
20)
LESTOIL: mommy cleaning up after her child―crayons on the wall
21)
LESTOIL: woman in kitchen―real cleaning power
22)
CODE 10 HAIR DRESSING: invisible man spooks man on diving board―it
disappears into your hair―fantasy from Colgate
23)
CODE 10 HAIR DRESSING: same as No. 22
24)
PSA: dog named Gillis running home―his owner was wounded in
Vietnam and is coming home soon―Red Cross was there to help him in
Vietnam
25)
NATURAL GAS HEATING AND COOLING: Los Angeles County Museum of Art uses
gas because it burns clean
26)
French'S INSTANT MASHED POTATOES: woman shopping in vegetable market
27)
French'S GRAVY MIXES: "gravy insurance" as wife serves her man
28)
French'S MUSTARD: spritz mustard in hot dogs, sandwiches,
etc.―push button" mustard
29)
French'S INSTANT MASHED POTATOES: woman shopping in meat market
30)
BURRY'S SCOOTER-PIE: giant rock and roll trio―with free hand
puppet in each box
31)
BURRY'S MR. CHIPS: animated little man
32)
EMENEE POLYCHORD ELECTRIC ORGANS: short
33)
KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie CAMERA: Super-8 movies "the nearest thing to
life itself"―on Christmas day
34)
French's WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE: hamburger cooked in it is a "sizzle
burger"
35)
French's COUNTRY STYLE INSTANT MASHED POTATOES: sing about "country
style"
36)
BURRY'S SOUPER FISH CRACKERS: Wally Whale, Orville Octopus, and three
others in this fish-shaped crackers
37)
BURRY'S SCOOTER-PIE: giant rock and roll trio―with free hand
puppet in each box―NOT the same as above
38)
French's SPAGHETTI SAUCE MIX: Harvey can't tell difference
39)
BURRY'S GAUCHO COOKIES: elephant enters supermarket―wants 49 boxes
of these cookies with peanut
40)
BURRY'S COOKIES: get a official Green Hornet Bike
badge―applications free on boxes of 4 different types of
cookies―for BATMAN premium see V54/37
41)
BEECH-NUT CHEWING GUM: white calypso group sings and dances for various
flavors―early 1960s
42)
NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE: young Tom Bosley as Fiorello LaGuardia reads
the funny papers―urges you to spend nickel to buy this newspaper
43)
CRESLAN CARPETING FIBRE: flying carpet―fantasy―1962 ad
explains the strengths of this material from Cyanamid
44)
JOHNSON'S PLEDGE FURNITURE WAX: Bill Shipley with woman waxing
table―in the time it takes to wind a clock she can dust a table
45)
JOHNSON'S PLEDGE FURNITURE WAX: Bill Shipley telephones―that's all
the time it takes to spray and dust
46)
JOHNSON'S PLEDGE FURNITURE WAX: free dust cloth with Pledge―it is
under the cap
47)
JOHNSON'S PLEDGE FURNITURE WAX: Bill Shipley plays
"Chopsticks" as woman waxes the piano
48)
JOHNSON'S PLEDGE FURNITURE WAX: Bill Shipley with woman waxing table
1)
MRS. PAUL'S FISH FILETS: shopping in supermarket
2)
HEINZ SALAD DRESSING: rich, clingy―new barely pourable dressings
3)
HEINZ SALAD DRESSING: same as No. 2
4)
HEINZ SALAD DRESSING: unforgettable dressings
5)
STERLING OPTICAL: Steve Allen plugs emergency replacement
plan―Sight-Line―90 store to serve you, just call for
replacements
6)
STERLING OPTICAL: Steve Allen plugs optometrists
7)
MOVE Promo: title is SHHH!
8)
TAYLOR WINES; Taylor Territory―upstate New York
9)
VIGAROL HAIR RELAXER: black couple embracing―she talks
10)
MRS. PAUL'S FISH FILETS: goes with many things
11)
MRS. PAUL'S FISH FILETS: shopping cart―same as No. 1
12)
WEAVER FROZEN FRIED CHICKEN: housewife prepares it
13)
MRS. PAUL'S FISH FILETS: hubby can't make dinner―wife extols
virtues of fish
14)
French's MUSTARD: woman emphatically prepares sandwich
15)
French's SLOPPY JOE MIX: Susan is little girl who likes this
16)
French's MUSTARD: same as No. 14
17)
French's WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE: make a sizzle burger by frying meat in
WORCESTERSHIRE sauce and butter
18)
BURRY'S SCOOTER-PIE: giant rock and roll trio―with free hand
puppet in each box
19)
BURRY'S FUDGE TOWN COOKIES: animated elves
20)
BURRY'S SUPERFISH: animal shaped crackers float in BOY'S soup
21)
BURRY'S SCOOTER-PIE: giant rock and roll trio performs
22)
PHILIPS 66 GASOLINE: cash prizes―announce that FLYING A is now
Phillips 66
23)
LARK CIGARETTES: Lark truck is in Houston
24)
French's MUSTARD: "The Cookout"―man barbeques
25)
French's Instant Mashed Potatoes: woman shops in open market―but
buy dread potatoes
26)
NATURAL GAS APPLIANCES: nostalgic―young family moved from small
apartment to two-bedroom home, then moved again, eventually to
mansion―heating, cooking, air conditioning
27)
RINSO DETERGENT: women wear sunglasses―Sunshine White
28)
French's MUSTARD: sandwich―same as Nos. 14, 16
29)
KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie CAMERA: man flies gyrocopter to get around in
modern way―films, the modern way
30)
French's SPAGHETTI SAUCE MIX: man compares mix and homemade
31)
BURRY'S SCOOTER-PIE: giants sing―same as No. 18
32)
BURRY'S FUDGE TOWN COOKIES: same as No. 19
33)
LISTERENE MOUTHWASH: Sam Snead helps golfer with bad breath
34)
KODAK HOME Movies: Instamatic camera and projector
35)
PAN AMERICAN AIRLINES: urges flying to London, Paris, Rome this
year!―with Extra Cities Plan, too
36)
KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie CAMERA and PROJECTOR: "Try to Remember"
is sung over sentimental home movies―little boy with
kite―"Now more than ever, the nearest thing to life
itself."
37)
BURRY'S GAUCHO COOKIES: elephant enters supermarket―wants 49 boxes
of them―Batmobile premium offer for 75 cents―on packages of
Gaucho and other Burry's cookies―from Batman TV craze of late
1960s (for GREEN HORNET premium see V53/40)
38)
PSA: "God's work must be our own"―from religion in
American Life (8 seconds)
39)
AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION: The Energetics―four white sing and
dance for milk
40)
AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION: The Energetics for milk
41)
AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION: The Energetics again for milk
42)
AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION: The Energetics still again
43)
AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION: The Energetics once more
44)
AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION: The Energetics
45)
AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION: The Energetics
46)
AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION: The Energetics
47)
SCHICK STAINLESS STEEL BLADES: just shaved 15 white barbers
48)
SCHICK STAINLESS STEEL BLADES: just shaved 15 white men―announcer
makes it 16―30 seconds
49)
SCHICK STAINLESS STEEL BLADES: shaved 15 men―focus on number
15―1 minute spot
50)
VO5 NATURAL ONE HAIR SPRAY: long-haired guy uses it―blonde crawls
all over him
51)
CASCADE DISHWASHING LIQUID: explains Cloroshean ingredient
52)
VO5 HAIR SPRAY: Is your hair spray really new?"―not unless it
makes hair soft and supple―with vy-tral-D―1 minute
53)
VO5 HAIR SPRAY: Is your hair spray really new?"―shorter
version of Number 52
54)
VO5 HAIR SPRAY: improved with vy-tral-D―proof: blonde wig sprayed
with two different sprays―VO% side is better―crystal clean
and now crystal clean―1 minute
55)
VO5 HAIR SPRAY: shorter version of No. 54
56)
LA PALINA PANATELAS: special offer top men passing cigar store―buy
5 for a dime each, get another free―man who does not smoke made to
feel that he is really missing something
57)
CRISCO OIL: daughter advises mom on frying with this new
oil―available in limited areas
1)
DRIVE DETERGENT: opening to special TV show with Miss America of
1967―with Henry Fonda and Michael J. Pollard in early 1968, segues
to commercial for "the hungry detergent" with En-zolve―Pac-Man
characters
2)
DRIVE DETERGENT: Jane Giroux, Miss America of 1967 does commercial in
stained smock―Pac-Man characters
3)
DRIVE DETERGENT: eats stains―man sprays catsup on his
wife―Pac-Man characters
4)
DRIVE DETERGENT: eats stains―mom spills juice on her
dress―Pac-Man characters
5)
DRIVE DETERGENT: Giroux is back with dress washed
6)
DRIVE DETERGENT: man on picnic splashes himself―Pac-Man characters
7)
DRIVE DETERGENT: Giroux statistically explains Oklahoma City to
viewers―use Drive―closing spot in Finda special
8)
KELLOGG'S REQUEST PACK: send kids away―unknown Peter Marshall is
on camera explaining this adult breakfast cereal selection
9)
FAYGO SODA POP: kids at store want red pop―Hal Peary is the
storekeeper
10)
SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER: Annette Funicello and little girl
11)
ALKA-SELTZER: "the old one-two" hits Dick Van Patten on
airplane―with Marvin Kaplan
12)
TOP CHOICE DOG FOOD: looks like hamburger―with Parley Baer
13)
CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP: Joanne Jordan delivers pitch
―live from 1950s
14)
LORNA DOONE SHORTBREAD COOKIES: woman slices stick of butter―more
butter than ever―live from 1950s
15)
PAN AMERICAN Coffee BUREAU: 8 seconds―one tablespoon of coffee per
cup―"make it often, make it right"―1950s
16)
no product named: no voice track―spot for hair-care product has
model showing off her hair―1950s
17)
MAX FACTOR GOLDEN HONEY MAKEUP: Apricot color makeup, and
mascara―Canadian Commercial delivered in French by a non-native
speaker
18)
SATURDAY EVENING POST: scene of assassination of the Nazi Heydrich
written up in this week's POST―June 18, 1960―-delivered by
Art Fleming―kinescope
19)
VEL LIQUID DETERGENT: Carol
Reed delivers live commercial
20)
FAB DETERGENT: comedy spot with young Paul Lynde filming a
commercial―interrupted by director, but stage hands explain how
good it really is―celebrity
21)
SYLVANIA Television: little girl pressing nose on TV store window―Halolight
TV, surround lighting―the look of the future on the TV set of the
future
22)
SYLVANIA SOFTLIGHT AND COOL LIGHT BULBS: two couples playing
cards―harsh light―new tinted bulbs are the answer
23)
SYLVANIA SOFTLIGHT BULBS: wife can stay pretty at dinner while husband
get enough light―pink radiance
24)
SYLVANIA SOFTLIGHT BULBS: woman explains difference
25)
FRESH STICK DEODORANT: for a woman's vitality years―when you
perspire like many tiny fountains, glands are most active―also
cream or roll on, NO SPRAY YET
26)
LARK CIGARETTES: you oughta change to charcoal...15 seconds
27)
KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERA: mom shots pictures of daughter in bedroom
28)
SCOTTIES TISSUES: man pulls different color Scotties Calypso Colors
tissues from box―goes wild pulling them
29)
SCOT TISSUE: man counting the greater number of sheets in this toilet
paper roll―wife locks him in closet
30)
SWEETA SWEETENER: this "Sweeta girl" walks across snow
31)
SWEETA SWEETNER: here "sweeta girl" walks along beach
32)
UNDERWOOD PRESTIGE ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER: this girl [secretary] has gotten
the ultimate compliment―a new electric
typewriter―1950s―can balance a pencil on it while in
operation
33)
OLIVETTI-UNDERWOOD CALCULATOR: man uses his new large, noisy adding
machine―Canadian Commercial
34)
OLIVETTI LETTERA 32 TYPEWRITER: dad brings home a present of a small
portable typewriter
35)
PHASE III SOAP: lion, lamb symbolize strong and soft
36)
TWICE AS NICE SHAMPOO: shampoos and conditions in one
37)
PAN AMERICAN AIRLINES: jets to Europe―flies more jets to Europe
than anyone
38)
DOVE SOAP: dry skin problemed woman
39)
IMPERIAL MARGARINE: woman returns Imperial instead of the one she
borrowed―she feels like a queen
40)
PAN AMERICAN AIRLINES: kids play hopscotch across from Eiffel
Tower―Extra Cities Plan―pay one fare and stop off at any
cities along the way
41)
PAN AMERICAN AIRLINES: worked 50 weeks for vacation in
Hawaii―stewardesses are called "girls"―scenes of
Hawaii
42)
PAN AMERICAN AIRLINES: round the world―Flight 2 from New
York―pay one fare and spend as long as a year making the complete
trip―about $1,300
1)
XEROX: copier delivered to town hall―even send pictures over the
telephone―today Xerox is involved with computers, micrographics,
etc.
2)
CAPTAIN CRUNCH CEREAL: Jean Lafront tries to steal Crunchberry
bush―animated
3)
WINK: Canada Dry citrus soda pop
4)
CANADA DRY: girl gangsters―roaring 20's motif with women only
5)
ALKA-SELTZER: Marvin Kaplan and "the old
one-two"―bachelor party
6)
ALKA-SELTZER: bowling team has upset stomachs―"plop, plop,
fizz, fizz..."—one of the bowlers singing the ditty is Morgan
Freeman celebrity
black
7)
ALL: cold-water detergent―for colors!
8)
TV 10 WCAU-TV PHILALDELPHIA: station logo
9)
ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS: women's activities means more iron is
needed―more than a man
10)
BAN DEODORANT: poor kinescope―activity at night―takes the
worry out of being close―roll-on
11)
ARRID DEODORANT: Dick Clark delivers cream deodorant pitch on American
Bandstand
12)
BAN DEODORANT: same as #10
13)
BAN DEODORANT: same as #10
14)
FRESH STICK DEODORANT: kinescope of woman at typewriter―she uses
product, but boss has still not asked her to lunch―sexist
15)
SECRET DEODORANT: Katy Winters advises bride how to keep cool during
wedding ceremony―kinescope
16)
SECRET DEODORANT: two women at supermarket―one advises the
other―Katy Winters
17)
KODAK INSTAMATIC M 6 Movie CAMERA: perfect gift
18)
KODAK Movie SYSTEM: 8mm camera and movie projector couple watching film
of their son with a kite
19)
KODAK Movie SYSTEM: gift on Christmas day―"the nearest thing
to life itself"
20)
LISTERENE THROAT LOZENGES: woman uses them to relieve sore throat and
sing in church choir
21)
PSA: "God Is Dead" and all the problems of 1960s
America―cites John F. Kennedy―a person can change the
world―from Advertising Council
GREAT AD!
22)
BURRY'S SUPER FISH CRACKERS: circus music as boys put animal crackers in
his soup
23)
BURRY'S SUPER FISH CRACKERS: 30 second version of #22
24)
PSA: little girl on beach―disaster headlines―it could happen
to her―Red Cross there to help
25)
KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie CAMERA: woman walks on sandy beach remembers her
baby who is now grown―films recapture babyhood―very
sentimental
26)
KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie CAMERA: same as #25
27)
LUX SOAP: young woman spreads cream on her face and counts 10 seconds to
soften her skin―others in Japanese, German, and other languages
too
28)
LUX SOAP: mom and baby daughter count to ten to soften skin
29)
ALL DETERGENT: fat man spilled chocolate syrup on his white
T-shirt―submerges himself in water, twists like a washer, and
cleans stain
30)
PAN AMERICAN AIRLINES: "don't leave the country without
us"―8 second
31)
PAN AMERICAN AIRLINES: Flight 2 is round the world―for one
fee―as many stops as you like―about $1,300
32)
SCOTT TOILET TISSUE: roll out brands of toilet paper to see which is
longest―fall over cliff―350 sheets longer
33)
KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie CAMERA: boy on rope-swing on tree limb―save
your moving world
34)
LIBBY'S CANNED FRUITS: folk singers for low calorie fruits
35)
LISTERENE MOUTHWASH: daughter tells dad to use this to kill bad
breath―he makes the sale―ALSO now in tablets for bad breath!
B&W
36)
LISTERENE MOUTHWASH: actress Nan is not a perfect Juliet―she has
bad breath―friend recommends this―she wins Romeo! B&W
37)
LISTERENE MOUTHWASH: announcer Dan Donaldson above clinic where
scientists measure bad breath―only Listerine lasted through the
mealtime
38)
PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE: kicky young couple cavorts―strobe lights
39)
IMPERIAL MARGARINE: dad tastes it at dinner table and gets a
crown―to the glee of family
40)
LISTERENE MOUTHWASH: hairdresser losing customers because of bad
breath―co-worker recommends Listerine―gets new customers and
old ones come back
41)
CHUNG KING FOODS: woman in the shoe―but she knew what to
do―serves canned Chinese food
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