ROLL BACK THE YEARS TO 1960 BRITISH TV ADS
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I like watching these old adverts from before my time. They seem gentler than adverts of today. I like the jingles too!
I wonder if today's adverts will be looked back at with such nostalgia...some how I doubt it...
No
Mostly though because we can skip adverts on most broadcasters [ironically except RUclips]
I'm sure nobody wants to reminisce about those damn prescription drug ads. 😡
I can almost taste those fruit Bon Bon’s and the Butter fruits now.
I remember those jams and with lockdown, I now look like the pianist in the white heather add, can’t wait for a haircut.
Advert at 4:06 made circa 1968 and the baby would be aged over 50 now ! The White Heather toffees probably pulled out many tooth fillings back in the day.
I loved The Observer back then (1965 - 69 -ish). I remember a colour supplement with cool colour adverts and being blown away by how modern, fun and daring it all seemed.
When adverts actually advertised the product they were trying to sell.
Like that ad with the moggie wanting "real fresh creme". 😺
Pascals Fruit Bonbons. Memories of Woolworths Pick 'n Mix. Much missed!!!
It's funny how we used to eat sweets from huge tins at Christmas and children ate them regularly
but no one got fat
We were more active - and I think parents were more restrictive - generally speaking - with the amount of confectionery kids ate, perhaps?
Great stuff, Thank you for sharing!
I'd not seen the advert with Dilys Laye. She was lovely!
Your welcome 😃
One of my favourites!
Wow. That brought back some memories! Thanks very much.
Hartley Jam presented by the late Carry ON star Dilys Laye.
That "throat sweets" commercial was truly weird, but the kitten licking her chops in the cream commercial was adorable.
And the puppy in CleanBrite, awww !!! :)
Those butter fruits sound lovely. I want some
Are you able to find a black and white TV advert from Christmas early 60s showing a Christmas tree with Timex watches hanging on it and the jingle Ring the bells with Christmas Timex, tick a tick a Timex tra la la.? It would be great to see/hear this advert again. Thanks for all the ones you have already posted.
The baby having the egg is delightful.
Is that even considered safe?
Thank you for posting these, you did an awesome job of compiling great ads. I love anything that is black and white and old.
Talk about working hard to keep our attention. In this day and age, I couldn't imagine an ad running like these. They are such classics. Love them. Thanks!
PS, you made me hungry.
I lived in England from '63 to '66 and I saw NONE of these adverts on TV.
Is it weird that we’re actively choosing to watch adverts that used to be interrupting content that people had chosen to sit down to watch? lol
Carry on Dilys. We miss you.
Used to love those fruit bon-bons from Pascall
@ 3:03 the Hartley's 'NEW' jam ad was typical of those days where the 'lady' of the house would wear gloves whilst going about town. I've watched a lot of films from that time and if you was 'posh' you'd wear gloves, or if you wanted to appear higher up the social ladder you'd wear gloves.
a thousand and one cleans a big big carpet , for less than half a crown
1 install adblock. 2 skip RUclips ads. 3 watch ads
Great ! Remember a few of these.
You can’t resist……white heather…………..I’m going to be singing that all day now 🤐
Actually, eggs are one of the most perfect forms of protein in existence, because your body can use all of it, unlike most forms of protein where your body can only use some of it. Eggs and dairy products aren't even the high cholesterol risk that they were once thought to be. This is really more of a 80's/90's concern, folks. Relax a little.
There's every vitamin in an egg except for vitamin C I've heard.
Edwina would beg to differ
@@Steampunksaly Eggwina
Hoffnung animation in the White Heather ad. Nice one!
Eggs!!! every day!!! even baby!!! great video.. brings back memories
Would love to see the '60s Clarnico Peppermint Creams ad...
Wish I was around when Goldfinger was new.
It was the same!
Oh! That Hartley's New Jam!
mikegerrish oohh missus.
Pascall fruit sweets ad made me smile. The bloke got a tiny bag of Pascall fruit sweets and tipped it into the girl's hat and it FILLED it to the BRIM. Now, she's either got a teeny head OR, the laws of Physics have been completely altered.
That egg looked raw
Hi, Fronika! Thank you so much for letting me know!
Possessed psycho toddler grin at 3.29!
That baby at 3.40 is adorable.
these ads hurt me alot. I was born in the 2000s and I'm a 12 year old girl that loves loves loves 60s anything or anything related to the late 50s to 60s. I was born in the wrong generation but i love it cause i have the access to get all of the rock n roll of the 60s but most times I wish I was born in the 60s because I want to see or experience how people lived. It's crazy that in the 2020s decade all the bands we like are going to be 60 years old.
Although a child of the 60s I didn't recognise any of those ads. I don't even remember many of the brand's: White Heather... no, Pascalls... nope.
ah the days when everything was simple - no bogeymen around every corner - the days of belief in your fellow men.
The 1960s were full of bogeymen, real or imagined.
+anonUK And Cybermen ;-)
My nan was mugged and beaten half to death in 1962 so don't give me all that halcyon bollocks. Bastard got away with it too. All over a tin of White Heather...
What about Myra hyndly and uncovered sexual abuse from various public institutions
That's got to be The Mike Sammes Singers providing the vocals for the White Heather advertisements! Their vocals in the third advert features on Johnny Trunk's excellent 'Music For Biscuits' CD.
I remember the Pascal fruit Bon Bon add.
That dog has an Irish accent!
Did it walk backwards, wagging its head? 😆
@@luisreyes1963 My comment is 12 years old. I don't remember this video at all. 😂
Wow! What a deal. Thank you so much for getting back to me. I'd been going nuts. :-D
i am very old !!!!
David Harrison I must be too remember the esso blue.ad as well
Dawn Finch a thousand and one cleans a big big carpet for less than half a crown !!!! lol . Baby boomers good generation lol .
David Harrison ha ha the best
boom boom boom bomm , esso blue .
Fruit bon bons! I think you can still get them made by basset's but they are rare.
Advertising a color magazine in black and white. Makes perfect sense. (And I know color wasn't fully available at the time in the UK)
Did anyone notice? in the sixties political correctness was not forced down your throat and there was no begging adverts or death insurance adverts to keep reminding you of your impeding death. In the sixties adverts were designed to make you smile which was a lot more entertaining then the ones we have today.
Very true...the 1960's were full of optimism as mu dad used to say...I was a little kid in the 1960's, but it seemed a magical era.
mark caine I think we have and are still evolving into nasty selfish greedy ever so greedy creatures
I'm searching for an advertisement for Gallahers Blues cigarettes from the early 1960s. My Grandfather was in it and our family would love to see it. It was filmed in Castlewellan Co Down. Can anyone help?
I remember the Bon Bons clearly but have never heard of the White Heather brand. Was it the forerunner of Quality Street?
On the Hartleys Jam advert was that Dinsdale Landen narrating?
i want the white heather chocolates and toffees
That classic Canada Dry commercial is crazy. I don't know a lick of Russian, but translated ,he would say " You call this a sophisticated drink, I call it sophisticated PISS on S''''! " I love Canada Dry Ginger Ale, just not with Vodka. Crazy good commercial though.
Did lions lay eggs back the sixties?
the year i was born
I wonder if most of those brands and products are still around in the UK. I know Canada Dry is around, of course.
Todd Wacha Hartley jam still around and eggs
and The Observer, Mac throat sweets, Pascalls sweets
Jen mcewan Hartleys jam packaging looks like an early 2K I-mac today.
L well remember the Pascall fruit sweets. I wonder what happened to White Heather?
Don't know when White Heather candy left the market, but their vintage tins are on sale at eBay.
Don't see pascall bon bons anymore
Kennomeat were the best
And they cut your tongue.
John Cleese at 6:03 (clown suit)?!
Don't have a throat have an epileptic fit
Isn't that young Tony Hatch @ 3 30?
Quarter of a pound.
I say how absolutely spiffing !
These people don't seem much different to us.
Ain't that the scary truth. We're all nursing home fodder and we don't even know it 😦
For the Mac sweets did anyone else think of Slenderman?
Judy Dench?
+Alex Castelin Thanks. Does sound very like Judy Dench tho.
I'm sure that baby was being fed a raw egg!
soft boiled - delicious with toast soldiers!
I've had plenty of soft boiled eggs in my time and that one was raw.
Runny eggs with soldiers...mmm
"Don't have a throat, have a Mac Sweet!".....Errr I kind of need my throat! I'd love a Mac sweet but not that kind of Mac Sweet!
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havent these susposed to be shown in color since theyre so bright?
No, we didn't get colour tv until 1967 (1969 for ITV where all these ads came from). Even then most people didn't have a colour tv until the mid 70s
Pascal Fruit Bonbons were horrid.
I thought they were bloody marvelous. Which, bearing in mind that I was 4 in 1960, suggests that they were horrid AND ruined your teeth. [Impersonates the ghastly grinding-inside-your-skull noises of one of those awful 1960s National Health dentist's low-speed drills that looked like a big belt-driven desk lamp].
They were among the few sweets I didn't like. Think it was the 'mouth-feel' of them...
Is it just me or were there always women doing the cleaning in these adverts
If she had put the lid on the pan the jam would have been cooked the same way as Hartleys. Real Fresh Cream, an egg a day - blocks arteries. Most of these don't exist any longer, they could not have been much good. Everything is so different now. These look so ancient, like centuries ago.
What does that mean, 1/- per quarter? Quarter what?
Please.
I BikeNYC Quarter pound.
Butter Fruits? Disgusting....
Cholesterol. Feeding tiny babies cholestrol.
"Real Fresh Cream, an egg a day - blocks arteries."
BS, get up to date.
Terribly posh voices of 60s adverts , v snooty middle class , lol 😆
Those were the days when adverts showed the price and that price was the same everywhere...
We can't do that today as prices are rising on a weekly basis!