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1)
THRILL DISHWASHING WATER: woman lifts out chunks of calcium and
manganesium from her kitchen sink, minerals that make water hard, but
the hard water disappears with Thrill
2)
SIMONIZ SHINE: couple wax car with Simonize and wax floor with Vista
3)
SIMONIZ SHINE: repeat of 2
4)
HERTZ RENT-A-CAR: scenes of California with car on highway
5)
OLDSMOBILE AUTO: local ad, poor quality
6)
RAMBLER AUTO: local ad, poor quality―auto is
$2,000
7)
CHEVROLET AUTO: local Ohio ad urging viewers to trade in their 1964,
1965 or 1966 cars
8)
STODDARD SPORTS CAR: local ad, poor quality
9)
DATSUN AUTOS AND TRUCKS: local Ohio ad, poor quality
10)
HUNT'S TOMATOES: Burgess Meredith tells viewers how fresh Hunt's
tomatoes are
11)
TV EXERPT: Monty Hall from "The Price is Right"―no sound
12)
CALGON WATER CONDITIONER: little children sing praises of soft
water―no sound
13)
SUCRETS COLD TABLETS: close-up shots of lozenges―no sound
14)
JOY DISHWASHING LIQUID: close-up shot of woman's hands in kitchen sink
15)
FILBERT'S OLEOMARGARINE: group sing to close-up of stick of margarine,
then switch to little boy eating bread and margarine, then to magazine
ad with blow-up of Mrs. Filbert, with tag line: "Only a woman could
make it so good"
16)
TV Promo: Richard Carlson as Herbert Philbrick in short segment from
"I Led 3 Lives"―ends short
17)
KOEHLER'S THREE FINE BREWS: man discusses wine, port and sherry―no
sound
18)
BOBBIE BROOKS: still photos of young women's cotton dresses as
advertised in Seventeen magazine
19)
BOBBIE BROOKS: repeat of 18
20)
BOBBIE BROOKS: ski fashions as advertised in Seventeen
magazine
21)
BOBBIE BROOKS: repeat of 18
22)
TV Promo: Animal World on ABC with Bill Burrud
23)
AMERICAN EXPRESS CREDIT CARD: people on Mediterranean cruise use this
card
24)
AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHECKS: Karl Malden analyzes a theft and
urges travelers to be careful
25)
TV Promo: Bud Palmer Promotes Championship Bowling
26)
TV Promo: repeat of 25
27)
ARTHUR TREACHER'S FISH AND CHIPS RESTAURANT: Albert Malin is interviewed
outside his restaurant where he was awarded a plaque for being the
oldest continually owned family fish and chip shop in England―his
son Dennis just went to America to work at Arthur Treacher's restaurant
28)
PAPERMATE CAPRI PEN: close-up shots of manufacturing process of this pen
for $2.95
29)
DUO-TRIM LAWN MOWER: woman in skirt uses self-propelled mower
30)
CARTER'S LITTLE PILLS: aunt gives niece this laxative to give her a new
lease on life
31)
MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAW: man cuts down tree
32)
MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAW: man cuts down pulpwood tree―1963
33)
MCCULLOCH CORPORATION: close-up shots of engine parts, outboard motors
and chain saws machines
34)
MCCULLOCH CORPORATION: repeat of 33
35)
MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAW: man cuts fallen logs
36)
BORATEEM DETERGENT: Frank Nelson adds Borateem to washer with man
inside―fantasy
37)
HOT SHOTS CAKES: cartoon of Beatles-like band singing about these spicy
snack cakes
38)
SIVERO'S SPRAY GUN: man fertilizes lawn by attaching this spray gun to
his hose―1966
39)
FIRESTONE TIRES: salesman urges viewers to buy new tires―1967
40)
LONDON-AIRE PANTYHOSE: woman attempts to run hose with nail file and
scouring pad, but it is guaranteed in writing not to run
hosiery
41)
IGA LIQUID DETERGENT: woman washes large stack of dishes―1950s
detergent
42)
RONCO SEAL-A-MEAL: woman seals food in plastic, then places it in
boiling water―$14.98
43)
JUICY FRUIT GUM: man stretches coffee break with gum
44)
SIVERO'S SPRAY GUN: man cleans car, mobile home, dog, ship, patio and
more with this spray gun attached to garden hose
45)
HARTFORD INSURANCE: man sits by phone waiting for calls from his
customers
1)
PABST BLUE RIBBON: re-created footage of ride on Ferris Wheel at 1893
Chicago World's Fair, where Pabst won the Blue Ribbon―riders
retire to beer garden to drink beer
2)
SUGAR CRISP CEREAL: little boy rescues girl from pirates because this
cereal made him strong
3)
BIZ DETERGENT: mother sorts laundry into two piles: the filthy clothes
go into the "Biz Bag" and the not so filthy go into a regular
laundry bag
4)
BIZ DETERGENT: woman in basement sorts clothes into "Biz Bag"
piles
5)
BIZ DETERGENT: mother sorts son's clothes into "Biz Bag" for
hard-to-remove stains, like blood from a fight
6)
BIZ DETERGENT: man smears stains on a cloth that can be removed with Biz
7)
ALCOA ALUMINUM: primitive cartoon of man buying a new aluminum toaster
but demands the "Alcoa" label
8)
SNOWY POWDERED BLEACH: Phyllis Diller shows husband Fang's shirt that
she ruined with too much bleach―celebrity
9)
STRIPE TOOTHPASTE: toothpaste and mouth wash are combined in this
toothpaste with hexachlorophene
10)
SCHLITZ BEER: cartoon of Mr. Hopkiss, who monitors the "kiss of the
hops" in the beer
11)
BRECK ONE DANDRUFF SHAMPOO: people waiting in line all brush off
dandruff from their shoulders
12)
AIR FRESHENER: woman vacuums room in this incomplete commercial
13)
DOLE BANANAS FROM ECUADOR: sexy woman in revealing slinky gown peels
banana and begins to sing―narrator says "If you feel it, peel
it"―NOT A Commercial
14)
JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER: two women getting ready for work splash each
other with baby powder―NOT A Commercial
15)
MARS CANDY BARS: close-up shots of Marsettes chocolate cups of caramel,
cherry crème and mint crème
16)
MARS CANDY BARS: close-up shots of peanuts and caramel being folded into
a Snickers bar and nougat covered in chocolate to make a Three
Musketeers
17)
VANISH CLEANER: cartoon of magician who shows woman how to clean toilet
bowl
18)
STAR-KIST TUNA: Charlie is reading books to impress the fishermen with
his intelligence, but is still rejected
19)
REYNOLDS WRAP ALUMINUM FOIL: cartoon of uses of foil
20)
QUAKER OATS: cartoon of children eating oats
21)
KEN-L RATION: cartoon of dog eating food―narrator says food
contains choice horsemeat
22)
STAR-KIST TUNA: Charlie attempts to bribe his way into Star-Kist but is
still rejected―c. 1963
23)
KENT CIGARETTES: drawings of Europeans that match song: "To a
Frenchman it's the Eiffel Tower, to a Dutchman it's a pretty flower, to
an Indian it's a monument, to a smoker, it's a Kent"
24)
GILETTE SUPER BLUE BLADES: men parachute from plane to crowd below of
millions of men who have tried this
Super Blue Blade
25)
TANG BREAKFAST DRINK: Bugs Bunny wears sandwich board and says Tang is
"Tangerific", then is marooned at sea and spots an island
called "Tanganika"
26)
P.F. FLYER Shoes: two kids spot a steeplejack hanging upside down on a
church steeple and they run to a firehouse for help―special P.F.
comic books come in each box of shoes
27)
MATTEL, INC. TOYMAKERS: logo of Mattel with narrator saying "You
can tell it's Mattel, it's swell"
28)
RALSTON PURINA CEREAL: cartoon of farmers planting wheat, rice and corn
for their cereals
29)
SCOTT TOWELS & CoffeeMate Coffee CREAMER: "I Dream of
Jeannie" logo and still photos of Scott Towels and CoffeeMate
30)
CUT-RITE SANDWICH BAG: hands seal sandwich bag
31)
SCOTT TOWELS: woman cleans spills and sinks with paper towels
32)
LARK CIGARETTE: men and women tell why they like
Larks―"There's nothing like a Lark"
33)
BURST DETERGENT: cartoon of Hazel helping woman pick a new detergent
34)
NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER Company: narrator shows viewers the "monster
in the basement", an old-fashioned coal-fueled boiler―he adds
that an electric heater is cleaner and in the long run, cheaper
35)
BRYLCREEM HAIR DRESSING: two men in a train compartment use Brylcreem,
and at the office a woman admires their great-looking
hair―commercial ends with animated character chasing a Brylcreem
man 1950s
36)
NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER Company: scenes of a woman using electrical appliances
37)
NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER Company: narrator shows his big, eight-room house
that is heated with electricity
38)
KOOL CIGARETTES: close-up of cigarette box
39)
REGINA ELECTRIC BROOM: woman vacuums house holding a dog to show how
light and easy the task is with Regina
40)
NIAGARA LAUNDRY PRE-CLEANER: women in Laundromat sing a ditty about
pre-soaking their stains in two minutes
41)
HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANTS: kids who are members of the HoJo Birthday
Club get a free birthday party
42)
MURIEL AIR-TIPS CIGAR: Edie Adams parodies a sexy singer―"The
light cigar that keeps a cool head"
tobacco
43)
NEWPORT CIGARETTES: couple smoke on beach
44)
SKIN MIST SOAP: woman bathes with soap and is more desirable than other
women―"The deodorant bar of desirable women"
45)
NIAGARA LAUNDRY PRE-CLEANER: repeat of 41, one minute
46)
POST CEREALS: "The Archies" comic character toys appear in all
Post cereal boxes
47)
WISH-BONE SALAD DRESSING: talking onion urges viewers to use this salad
dressing
48)
SOMINEX SLEEP INDUCER: cartoon of restless woman who is given Sominex by
Indian swami, who then plays horn to tune of "Take Sominex tonight
and sleep, safe and restful sleep, sleep, sleep"
49)
WISH-BONE SALAD DRESSING: still photos of talking salad dressing bottle
50)
VICEROY CIGARETTES: close-up shots of new, extra long cigarettes
51)
MOBIL GAS: cartoon of talking carburetor says he likes to drink Mobil
52)
SOMINEX SLEEP INDUCER: repeat of 49
53)
SKINNY SPONGE BY SCOTT PAPER: sponge diver finds Skinny Sponge and sends
it to the surface, where housewives use it in small nooks and crannies
54)
COCA-COLA: couple walk in park and drink Coke
1)
PF FLYERS: former baseball Boston Red Sox catcher Sammy White with
announcer Russ Hodges―teach young boy how to throw out runner
trying to steal base―canvas shoes 1955―Goodrich and Hood Rubber Companies sports
2)
PF FLYERS: young boys and girls running down suburban streets with
canvas shoes―mid-1950s kids
3)
B. F. GOODRICH RUBBERS: woman finds happiness with rubbers ("The
Footholder") that slip over high-heeled shoes and protects them
from water 1950s
4)
TREASURE STATE DRIVE-IN: primitive mid-1950s commercial for Pueblo,
Colorado's first drive-in restaurant―sells junk food
fast food
5)
IBM: stress the international scope of IBM's machines business in early
1960s B&W
6)
BAYER ASPIRIN: close-up on box―can't make it any faster or
stronger―fizzing, combining other drugs, buffering―none of
this improves the product
7)
ATLANTIC IMPERIAL GASOLINE: compares 1959 automobile with helicopter as
both need power
8)
CAVALIER CIGARETTES: new pack
still cartoon only
9)
FIRST PENNSYLVANIA BANK: young couple needs to save
10)
WISH-BONE CREAMY ONION DRESSING: new flavor―not the Italian
star―comical
11)
BRYLCREME HAIR DRESSING: white high school basketball players came back
12)
GENERAL ELECTRIC THINETTE AIR CONDITIONER: McLean Stevenson brings one
home July 1964
$119.95
13)
SECRET DEODORANT: new Secret has Katy Winters assuring young woman
14)
ANACIN ASPIRIN: woman with flip hairdo is getting relief―it takes
only 22 seconds to get Anacin to begin to work
early 1960s
15)
SHELL GASOLINE: animated two-headed man
16)
PLAYTEX BRA: excellent spot with model from mid-1950s
17)
IVORY DISHWASHING LIQUID: chorus sings "now hands that do dishes
can be as soft as your face"―new liquid Ivory―shows
hands and pretty white women's faces
18-)
QUAKER OATMEAL: 20 minutes of Quaker product commercials from CBS
coverage of 1963 Rose Parade w/
Ronald Reagan introducing and Bess Meyerson delivering the pitches
1
KLEENEX: animation and live action—typical white family in
automobile—everyone in car has need for Kleenex—1950s
b/w
2)
RAID: animated Ant and Roach spray from Johnson
Wax—1960s b/w
3)
PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE: “You’ll wonder where the yellow
went.” as animated teenagers dance—has ethnic Mexican stereotype as
kicker mentioning pepsodent toothbrushes
4)RAID:
animated House and Garden Bug Killer sprays bugs—live woman in dress
sprays garden―circa 1960 b/w
5)
SCRIPTIP PEN: corporation board meeting—men try new pens
and start laughing and drawing on each other—Scripto—39
cents—circa 1965 b/w
6)SHELL
OIL: animated Two Top, Chuck and Charlie, two headed mechanic re
Shell’s service department b/w
7
CONGESPIRIN: bottle
of product as a canon—preschooler sleeping—b/w
8)
MISS CLAIROL SHAMPOO HAIR COLOR: Does she…or doesn’t
she? Woman shampoos
hair—has birthday party for little girl—flip hair style—circa 1964 b/w
9)
LOVING CARE BY CLAIROL: woman gives husband a drink, he
ignores her—she dyes hair with product to cover gray—he becomes
romantic—circa 1967 b/w
10
PROLONG FLOOR WAX: women watch as street cleaner washes demo
floor on street—by Drackett―circa 1967
b/w
11)
HUNT’S TOMATO SAUCE: man is disappointed at the
announcers suggestion of meat loaf for dinner—season it with
product—he’s pleasantly surprised—b/w
1960’s
12)WESSON
OIL: frying pans with various fats—Wesson won’t burn, smoke or
smell—b/w
13)
LIPTON CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP: little boy draws on frosted
glass making a heart then a chicken—his voice over re grandma’s
soup—b/w
14)
LUX SOAP: woman answers phone and says hold on—counts to
10 soap on face—product softens in 10 seconds—b/w
15)
LYSOL SPRAY: woman sprays bathtub and bathroom floor with
product—1960s b/w
16)BAYER
CHILDREN’S ASPIRIN: little boy rings doorbell and asks woman if his
friend can come out—the mom explains she is sick and taking
aspirin—1960s b/w
17)PHILLIPS
MILK OF MAGNESIA: woman with groceries comes home and sits in
armchair—announcer talks about product—1960s
b/w
18)
SNOWY BLEACH: Phyllis Diller talks about husband,
Fang—washes his shirt—celebrity—1960S
B/W
19)
PSA: US Savings Bonds interest 4.14% in 1965
b/w
20)PSA:
every tree is family tree full of nature—help Smokey prevent forest
fires—family puts out campfire—1965
b/w
21)PSA:
United Nations Headquarters tours—boy talks with members of UN—b/w
22)NETWORK
LOGO: ABC
23)ALLIED
VAN LINES: moving day, couple are sentimental about old home, hopeful
about new experiences in new home—white family in middle class
suburban home—circa 1968 b/w
24)PSA:
stills of old people, baby, footage of burning birthday candles—from
the first birthday on give US Savings Bonds
b/w
25)
JELL-O: people are interviewed about what they like about
Jell-O—white and black adults in work situations—Asian boy—circa
1969 b/w
26)
CHARMIN BATHROOM TISSUE: George Whipple puts up flashing
sign to get shoppers to stop squeezing the product—circa 1969s
b/w
27)DRISTAN
NASAL MIST: man gets ready for work, wife in bed grateful he’s not
coughing—1968 b/w
28)ANACIN
PAIN RELIEVER: it would take four of other tablets to get what you get
in two Anacin—b/w
29)DRISTAN
DECONGESTANT TABLETS: wire face with sinuses—b/w
30)ANACIN
PAIN RELIEVER: people in large office disappear because of flu—man
sick in bed—wife brings him the paper—1965—ethnic office workers
b/w
31
DRISTAN NASAL MIST: man gets ready for work, wife in bed
grateful he’s not coughing—1968 b/w
32)POWERIN
SUPER STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVER: Do women get worse headaches than men?
Cowboy gets pills from woman—strong enough for the strongest
man—1966 b/w
33)DRISTAN
NASAL MIST: unstuff that
stuffy nose—wildflowers—man sprays product in nose—b/w
34)
PSA: scenes of polluted air, water and land—song
“America”—The American Institute of Architects
35)
ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: people in large office disappear
because of flu—man sick in bed—wife brings him the
paper—1965—ethnic office workers
b/w
36)
ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: it would take four of other tablets
to get what you get in two Anacin—b/w
37)
ASPERGUM: white and black men, white Viking woman, boy
chew gum they take seriously—gum with aspirin—b/w
38)
CUSHION GRIP DENTURE ADHESIVE: product, stills of woman
wearing dentures—b/w
39)
GENERAL MILLS DAISYS: stereotypical Indian—Bert Lahr―eats
corn—woman eats Daisy corn snack—celebrity―1968
b/w
40)
WONDRA GOLD MEDAL FLOUR: home economists make pies
b/w
41)
PRELL CONCENTRATE SHAMPOO: product is dropped from
helicopter to prove bottle is unbreakable—people on ground protest
with signs “lather”—1960s b/w
42)
PSA: Ernest Borgnine re Radio Free Europe to fight
communism b/w
43)
PRELL CONCENTRATE SHAMPOO: bottle dropped from
crane—crowd watches and protests it’s the lather that is
important—Henry Gibson—celebrity 1967 b/w
44)
DRISTAN CAPSULES: man asks if you really know what is in
your hayfever meds b/w
45)
PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE: young couples play football—pretty
blond has great big beautiful white teeth—circa 1967
b/w
46)
ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: it would take four of other tablets
to get what you get in two Anacin—b/w
47)
DRISTAN DECONGESTANT TABLETS: wire face with sinuses—b/w
48)
ASPERGUM: white and black men, white Viking woman, boy
chew gum they take seriously—gum with aspirin—b/w
49)
ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: it would take four of other tablets
to get what you get in two Anacin—b/w
50)
SKIL POWER TOOLS: man demonstrates power tools that snap
together—less than $20—b/w
51)
ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: it would take four of other tablets
to get what you get in two Anacin—b/w
52)
GENERAL MILLS DAISYS: Bert Lahr in 1934 eats corn
chips—girl eats corn snack—celebrity
1968 b/w
53)
GENERAL MILLS CHEERIOS: animated Bullwinkle skin-dives
with cereal
54)
SWAN DISH DETERGENT: woman yells “Fire, Fire” because
her hands are hot—fireman brings her product—she kisses
him―1960s b/w
55)
BREEZE DETERGENT: man pulls out a towel from box of
detergent b/w
56)
DRISTAN NASAL MIST: man gets ready for work, wife in bed
grateful he’s not coughing—1968 b/w
57)
SLEEP-EZE: woman with insomnia is all wound up—takes
sleep aid and wakes up refreshed b/w
58)
GENERAL MILLS STAX: cereal is toasted all over—the
crunch maker b/w
59)
ALKA-SELTZER: animated man in bed attacked by vegetables
and other foods b/w
60)
LUX DISHWASHING LOTION: little girl asks mom if she likes
washing dishes—mom explains why she uses product—1965 b/w
1)
COMMAND HAIR DRESSING: man in 1965 Mustang urges viewers to enter
contest to win one of 70 Mustangs
2)
NEW DAWN HAIR COLOR: woman colors hair
3)
JOY DISHWASHING LIQUID: women are ecstatically happy over suds in
kitchen sink that are "...gentle as a bubble bath"
4)
JOY DISHWASHING LIQUID: matronly women are happy over sudsing action of
dish soap
5)
PURINA DOG CHOW: three puppy poodles eat dog food
6)
PURINA DOG CHOW: little boy and dog
7)
MOGEN DAVID WINES: scenes of three bottles
8)
PONTIAC: 1958 automobile with Quadr Poise with view of people riding on
drive shaft―fantasy
9)
BAGGIES: woman wraps sandwich in plastic wrap
10)
PURINA DOG CHOW: little girl wheels puppy in baby buggy
11)
LONE STAR BEER: close-up of label
12)
LONE STAR BEER: woman drinks beer in bar
13)
LONE STAR BEER: close-up of bottle
14)
LONE STAR BEER: beer flows into glass
15)
AJAX ALL PURPOSE CLEANER: woman enters home with a "White
Tornado" swirling around its container, the "tornado"
being an ammonia cloud―environment
16)
BORATEEM BORAX: woman washes diapers
17)
PURINA DOG CHOW: boy blows bubbles and dog jumps at them
18)
PURINA DOG CHOW: boy plays trumpet and basset hound howls
19)
JOY DISHWASHING LIQUID: Caucasian man with slanted eyes and dressed in
kimono speaks with Japanese accent and "exprains" how happy
husband is at wife's soft hands―ethnic
20)
JOY: similar to 19
21)
JOY: similar to 19 only women at home "not have wong face at end of
day"
22)
METRECAL LIQUID: woman dances at party, "Try it for lunch"
23)
LONE STAR BEER: beautiful California scenery with people drinking
product (no sound)
24)
LIME LAGER ULTRA LIGHT BEER: man pours beer and adds slices of lime (no
sound)
25)
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC: woman attracts man after rinsing mouth
26)
PEPTO BISMOL: woman refers to her husband as "the biggest kid of
them all" who thinks he is "Iron Stomach Joe" and
overeats―sexist
27)
MOBIL: 1960 "living engine" shows how engine works and where
octane ratings are taken
28)
MOBIL: similar to 27
29)
BAGGIES TEAR-OFF PLASTIC BAGS: woman wraps sandwich
30)
BAGGIES: repeat of 29
31)
JOHNSON & JOHNSON MICRIN ANTISEPTIC: scientists seek to discover
what causes bad breath
32)
PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE: Frank Gifford shaves his face while on a split
screen a sandpaper mask is shaved
33)
CAMAY BAR SOAP: woman in hospital just had a baby and washes her face
"to look pretty for its daddy"
34)
COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER: man sprays pesticides on garden
35)
J-WAY FERTILIZER SPREADER: man spreads pesticides on lawn
36)
AFA: announcer explains that the United States gave the world mass
production, which is fueled by advertising, which leads to mass demand
which leads to mass production―late 1950s
37)
CRISCO OIL: woman adds oil to salad
38)
PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE: similar to 33 but without mask
39)
CRISCO SHORTENING: announcer shows chart that reads "Medical tests
proved that foods fried right in Crisco are so digestible you can serve
them seven days a week" while mother cooks with "the
digestible shortening"
40)
CHEER DETERGENT: woman goes shopping and cheerleaders sing about clean
laundry
41)
TIDE DETERGENT: "laundry expert" in uniform consults with
woman on choosing best detergent
42)
ROLAIDS ANTACID TABLETS: man drops stomach acid onto metal plate which
begins to corrode, then drops leading antacid into beaker of water but
only one-half clears up, while Rolaids beaker clears up completely,
"Tastes like a mint, works like a miracle"
43)
ROLAIDS: close-up of man claiming "Rolaids consumes 47 times its
weight in excess stomach acid"
44)
BLUE CHEER DETERGENT: woman-doing laundry is greeted by cheerleaders
chanting "Cheer washes whiter, whiter by far"
45)
JOY DISHWASHING LIQUID: mother steers pony-tailed teen-age daughter to
sink to wash dishes, and daughter is thrilled with all the bubbles
1)
POST TOASTIES: Danny Thomas in 1963 final commercial from his TV show
plugs this corn flake celebrity
2)
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES: Jimmy Durante shrinks, then talls up while
singing about this cereal celebrity
3)
QUAKE and CRISP: Elizabeth Montgomery talks about these
cereals―celebrity
4)
PUSS 'N BOOTS CAT FOOD: cat eats food
5)
TY-D-BOL: miniature calypso band plays in toilet tank―Ty-D-Bowl
man
6)
BANQUET FROZEN DINNERS: food is displayed on table
7)
GRAPE NUTS CEREAL: pretty women eat cereal
8)
PRIMATENE: man shows x-ray of asthmatic lungs
9)
MR. CLEAN: woman mops floor
10)
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE: first few minutes of orientation film for new
employees called "The First Step"―NOT A TV Commercial
11)
ZESTABS: Mighty Mouse takes vitamins
animation
12)
COCO WHEATS: cartoon of little boy who likes hot cereal
13)
ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS: Flintstones eat vitamins
14)
KODAK AUTOMATIC 8 MM CAMERA: woman takes moving pictures
15)
KODAK MOTORMATIC 35F: man takes snapshots
16)
KODAK: still photos of camera and film
17)
KODAK: scene of Grand Canyon and man taking snapshots of Native
Americans dancing―ethnic
18)
SPRAY GUN: man cleans car, dog, mobile home with garden hose for $5.95
19)
PETER PAN PEANUT BUTTER: kids build rocket ship and eat peanut butter
20)
RISE SHAVING LATHER: man shaves face
21)
LIPTON CUP-A-SOUP: woman makes instant soup
22)
QANTAS AIRLINE: koala bear climbs tree and says "I hate
Qantas"
23)
TV Promo: "The Odd
Couple"
24)
SNICKERS: vendor at ancient Roman games sells Snickers
25)
Movie Promo: "Madron" with Richard Boone, Leslie Caron
26)
Movie Promo: repeat of 23
27)
Movie Promo: repeat of 23
28)
KZR SPOT REMOVER: man removes stain from jacket
29)
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC: mother worries about son catching cold
30)
Schick Safety Razor: parody of silent film with woman preferring man
with smoother face
31)
PSOREX: man at chalkboard discusses psoriasis
32)
SPRAY GUN: repeat of 16
33)
QANTAS AIRLINE: koala bear climbs hill and says "I hate
Qantas"
34)
RAISIN BRAN CEREAL: grandfather and grandson eat cereal
35)
POLIDENT DENTURE CLEANSER: woman says she uses Polident
36)
AJAX CLEANSER: girls in home economics class use product
37)
RAPID SHAVE CREAM: man uses lime-scented shaving cream
38)
TV Promo: repeat of 21
39)
BIC PENS: hippies use pens for body ornaments
40)
GERITOL: woman feels tired when playing bridge
41)
KODAK Film: people take pictures 1961
42)
PROFILE BREAD PLAN: woman stays slim by eating bread before dinner
43)
COCA COLA: family eats dinner and drinks Coke
44)
COCA COLA: Anita Bryant and Brothers Four play and drink
Coke―celebrity music
45)
TV Promo: "Ironside"
46)
TV Promo: "Pat Boone Show" and "Hollywood Squares"
47)
SEARS: woman uses electric knife to cut cake and meats
48)
NAIR HAIR REMOVER: woman removes hair from her legs using razor and
product―compares closeness by rubbing microphone over the
"razor" leg, then the "Nair" leg
49)
DIPPED TATERS: man is too tires to make potato chip dip for wife so he
gives her already-dipped chips
50)
TV Promo: "Love, American Style"
51)
ROYAL CROWN COLA: Jill Haworth on merry-go-round drinks RC Cola
1)
TV Promo: SPACE PATROL: upcoming scene for the next installment of
"The Androids of Algol"
2)
GENERAL ELECTRIC POWERMITE M2 FLASHBULB: recommended flashbulbs for baby
pictures―"only GE bulbs are GE dependable"
3)
U.S. KEDS Shoes: look for the label on the back to make sure they are
U.S. Keds―Product of United States Rubber
4)
Movie Promo: DADDY LONG LEGS: Fred Astaire and Leslie Caron
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