Marguerite Piazza was in the first commercial. I worked for a contractor who did some remodeling on her house. I spoke to her briefly and she must have liked the way I presented myself despite my work clothes because she asked if I'd consider selling amway products for her. Darn integrity, I could have been rich.
@@jessestreet2549 Well the commercial was for Came (R.J. Reynolds) l and Dragnet was sponsored by Chesterfield (LIgget and Meyers) so its not an authentic commercial. Ligget and Meyers also sponsored Dragnet on radio.
One thing that makes these so cool is that you don't need to watch them to enjoy them. It had been a radio program and Webb simply put visuals on top when TV became the thing. Great if you're working from home or have headphones at your job.
I sometimes think that the glory days of Detroit could be revived if they would just build cars like they did in those days. Add the modern advances under the hood, but make them new and different-looking every year, big and comfortable and cool to drive. I sometimes look at cars passing and realize that if I had to describe them in words, I'd be pretty much using the same language for every car, only changing the color (from grey/silver to black to white, to occasionally blue or red). Boring, boring, boring.
That commercial couldn't be original with the show. The show is from 52-53 and the commercial is for a 59 Chevy. They never advertised cars that far into the future. LOL
@@mistyjohnson662 I believe that was a '52 Ford they were driving, not a '53. Note the flattened "bullet" up front on the grill and the "star shaped" parking light lenses. The '53 grill bullet was more pointed.
@@USCG.Brennan Thanks, but I was commenting on the car in the commercial which was a 1959 but, the show was from the '52 - '53 season. I thought it was funny.
misty johnson - The Cold War produced Time Travel as well as the Hollywood Blacklist. Now Hollywood is bringing the Blacklist back! (they just won't learn, will they?)
I never knew until now that Joe Friday was a connoisseur of home furnishings. I could not agree more with his opinion regarding period furniture, and his partner too; true renaissance men of the LA police force.
No HOPE IN DOPE !!! PPL DON'T THINK,NOW THAT DEMON WEED IS LEGAL IN STATES,MAYBE SOON FEDERAL ! Y !!??!? SO PPL THINK LESS IF NOT AT ALL ! DEMON WEED !
The commercials are a great commentary on life in the '50s, "makes meatballs for a family of eight." That was back when children were considered a blessing and Moms were there to make homemade meatballs.
Milton Holley that was then. I worked in a union shop AFL-CIO. All I have ever seen a union do is protect shitty workers and have golf outings for the Stewards, Business Agents, and Bosses complete with HOOKERS and Booze using union dues to finance the party!!!!!!
@@larsv1377 Then you are blind, and stupid as well. How many non-union shops are there, where people get screwed every day? Millions. How come you don't bitch about that? Maybe you end up with no pension, then you'll sing a different tune.
Love seeing the old commercials those are just amazing- please don’t ever cut them out! They are almost as good as the episode thank you so much for posting these!
In 69, the rebellion against falling in the habits of drinking alcohol like our parents became a prevalent thing. I remember riding with my father and got his pint of oil from the glove compartment. I told myself, we had this weed and it didn't make us act like a drunk. It quickly became the intoxication of choice for the young. Can't smoke it today. I guess I out grew it.
*Man oh Man Pat Boone & Dinah Shore I was two years old at the time!* *1959 Chevrolet Impala The Impala is firmly in control of the “top spot” in the lineup just as Chevy enjoyed top spot in industry sales with a 28% increase in production however Ford was gaining some ground and would continue to close the gap Webmaster Note: My father had a ’59 Impala convertible V-8 for years and we loved it Cost: $2,715.00*
Amazing what you can do when you do not have to be bothered with Miranda warnings. The original broadcast date of this episode was November 7, 1952. The Miranda v. Arizona decision was not made until 1966.
Love these old Dragnet shows.....but just one thing......the commercials were added after the fact......Dragnet was sponsored by Chesterfield or Fatima cigarettes....
@@Tedybear315 Ah, there’s always one in every crowd!! An ancient warrior whining about today’s “fill in the blank.” How childish!! 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
At 1:35 Marguerite Piazza, an example of an opera or near opera diva who became better known for pop music and regular non opera entertaining similar to an earlier Jeanette Mac Donald and later such women as Anna Moffo , Beverly Sills and Mary Costa .
Such nice times no spliffs but lots of cancer causing tobacco ,and lots of alcohol read statistics then come back to comment,but the idea now of a mother cooking home cooking is the.stuff of fantasy.
@@davidshattock9522 WOW!!! WHOA There David!!! Not wanting a riot! Let's just stop, cool our jets, take a powder, let's be anti-frantic and stop bashing ears. The show is on the up and up. The Dragnet Squad are legit Big Daddy, they aint squaresville buddy. Don't flig a wig, the show is a real cherry, a good chili Daddy-O. I mean these fuzz will flip you in to fat city for realsville man! I'll clue you, these cats are hip brother, get with it? They wore lids in all weather and were on the stick with it. I mean hey Dragnet is Radioactive unreal and thats the word from the bird! {Dragnet was a great show - high moral lessons, encouraged good citizenship, taught life lessons, showed how simple selfish self-centered actions could ruin lives, showed how to be a supportive human being when others suffered - sure there were problems, there always are, but that's no reason to scrub it or goose the flute buckaroo, so let's enjoy the lessons and the "meant to be" world}. Thanks, Peace & Health to Us All. Be Safe out there and check your 6 and be a postive back-up for someone everyday - be a friend.
Marguerite Piazza who was advertising the stubby non filtered camel 🐪 s at 1:41 smoked 3 packs a day and lived until age 90 but died of congestive heart failure .
I once pointed out to a friend drunks get in the car and speed wildly, endangering themselves and others, stoners get in the car and drive so slow you think it's a little old lady.
@Brian Salomon Although color broadcasting existed in the 1950s, It wasn't until 1966 when all prime time was in color. Also, it may be a black and white copy of the original commercial.
Willis Bouchey was a favorite actor of John Ford. He appeared in a few of Ford’s films including The Last Hurrah and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. In the latter he’s got the famous last line “Nothing’s too good for The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance”…
The timing isn't right for the commercials. According to his IMDB page, Herb Ellis played Frank Smith in 1953-54. The Chrevolet commercial(Pat Boone and Dinah Shore)must have been from fall of '58.
Personality changes with age all the time, but less and less, as one gets older and older. Of course, the physical change is more dramatic with age. Look at all those actors and actresses, how they changed from their good-looking 20's or 30's to middle and then old age.
...someone once said "the more things change, the more they stay the same"....never did figure out what they meant...or, "ways and means change, the principle stays the same"...(Doug Hanson climbing instructor)
Reefer Madness was from 1937 when the "Marijuana" tax act was passed, and the hysteria began, through the old reliable method of giving the ignorant average USA'er a load of horse manure which many of them ate as if it were potato chips.
@@Richard-me2pq You want to put on a scarf and apply red lipstick, Richard??? SURELY you jest....RIGHT?? Psssst.....(and thumbing up your OWN comment is lame).
Commercials were produced separately than the shows themselves, perhaps even in a different medium (videotape vs. film, e.g.) You can't expect all volumes to be on the same level.
@@Catquick1957 As a Vietnam VET US Army Veteran who reported to General Alexander M HAIG - NATO COMMAND, Yes, I am LAUGHING. Because I was the Director of DRUG INVESTIGATIONS, "CLOWN". You are an Idiot if you think for a second Marijuana use leads straight to HEROIN. Drinking water started BEFORE Heroin. Maybe the WATER DID IT? Marijuana and HEROIN and two totally separate drugs. My god. Stop being sucked in to this TRAP. By the way, I DO NOT think Marijuana serves ANY MEDICAL NEEDS. California was STUPID for making it Legal. Putting Police in Danger. Wasting Law Enforcement time. Who is legal and who is not? Then there's the idea MARIJUANA DOES NOT CAUSE "DUI'...Yes, it does. No one should be DRIVING WHILE "UNDER THE INFLUENCE". My entire family has been Law Enforcement, Drug Investigators, State Troopers, DEA since 1923. AMERICA HAS LOST ITS MIND AND WILL BE IN A "CIVIL WAR" IF TRUMP GETS HIS WAY.HE WANTS AMERICANS "DEAD"> TRUMP WANTS MILLIONS OF US CITIZENS WHO VOTE AGAINST H9M KILLED. HE IS SETTING UP KKK, NAZI'S, RIGHT WING ARMED MALITIA'S TO KEEP HIM IN OFFICE PAST 2024. LIFETIME. YOU SOUND LIKE A TRUMP FUKING LOVER! LMAO HATER...POS HATER. SEE YOU ON THE BATTLEFIELD. LMAO "I WANT TO FIND DON JR. LMAO
@@GiacomoVeteran you don't know what you're talking about. You're making excuses for your own weed use. It's a well established fact weed is a gateway drug. The water equation is truly weak. Check the "idiot" talk, SONNY. You might want to look in the mirror. Trump is the only pol in 3 decades with America's best interests at heart. It nixes your entire post when you troll him. Wake up! Doing what you say you did doesn't give any more currency to your insights that mine. I don't believe you anyway.
Exhibit A for how this government and their whorehouse called the media, lies to, manipulates, and brainwashes the public. Think it doesn’t work? Joe Friday 50 years ago sounds like Jeff Sessions today.
Ironic episode with the detectives smoking all those cigarettes in a typical episode now tracking the drug suspect with marijuana . This was including opera diva Ms. Piazza smoking in the commercial . The actress playing the long suffering , care worn mom was Vivi Janiss who was formerly married to Bob Cummings who at this same was playing a youthful joyful bon vivant playboy in Love That Bob .
The adults set a good example: They had dirty lungs and cleaner mouths, they dressed better, knew their manners, did not sag their pants to expose their underwear, nurses dressed like nurses and not like couch potato slobs in scrubs, actually used cutlery to eat their meals, put others first, were not overweight.
Love those shots of the city at night with the cars. Very surrealist.
Love these old episodes of Dragnet! Loved seeing the old commercials!
Me too. I love the old commercials too
Marguerite Piazza was in the first commercial. I worked for a contractor who did some remodeling on her house. I spoke to her briefly and she must have liked the way I presented myself despite my work clothes because she asked if I'd consider selling amway products for her.
Darn integrity, I could have been rich.
Good morning madam, you’re pregnant and you feel tired, smoke camels, nothing is better for your fœtus.
@@jessestreet2549 Well the commercial was for Came (R.J. Reynolds) l and Dragnet was sponsored by Chesterfield (LIgget and Meyers) so its not an authentic commercial. Ligget and Meyers also sponsored Dragnet on radio.
Cigarettes for opera singers, lol. I also like the ads where doctors recommend mentholated cigarettes. We've come a long way, baby.
One thing that makes these so cool is that you don't need to watch them to enjoy them. It had been a radio program and Webb simply put visuals on top when TV became the thing. Great if you're working from home or have headphones at your job.
As I do when I take off hat, you make a good point !!
I also love listening to OTR shows when I go sleep!
@@jeremybear573 Me too!
I’ve listened to all of these episodes first on old time radio.
Exactly! I've been surfing the web while listening.
Forget the dope I want a 1959 Chevrolet that they were advertising in blue I’m placing my order
I sometimes think that the glory days of Detroit could be revived if they would just build cars like they did in those days. Add the modern advances under the hood, but make them new and different-looking every year, big and comfortable and cool to drive. I sometimes look at cars passing and realize that if I had to describe them in words, I'd be pretty much using the same language for every car, only changing the color (from grey/silver to black to white, to occasionally blue or red). Boring, boring, boring.
Used to get stoned and loved watching these drug episodes with my stoner buddies!!😅😅 those were the days!
They do bring back lots of memories LOL
A cleaver rendition of Reefer Madness. The commercials are great, Pat Boone singing with Dianna Shore selling a Chevy with fins, a real trip.
That commercial couldn't be original with the show. The show is from 52-53 and the commercial is for a 59 Chevy. They never advertised cars that far into the future. LOL
@@mistyjohnson662 I believe that was a '52 Ford they were driving, not a '53. Note the flattened "bullet" up front on the grill and the "star shaped" parking light lenses. The '53 grill bullet was more pointed.
@@USCG.Brennan Thanks, but I was commenting on the car in the commercial which was a 1959 but, the show was from the '52 - '53 season. I thought it was funny.
@@mistyjohnson662 Yes....you're right. If you scroll down you'll see I made the same comment myself before I saw yours. Good eye!!
misty johnson - The Cold War produced Time Travel as well as the Hollywood Blacklist.
Now Hollywood is bringing the Blacklist back! (they just won't learn, will they?)
Thanks for including the retro commercials! I’m going to order a ‘59 Chevy today! 👌🏼
I never knew until now that Joe Friday was a connoisseur of home furnishings. I could not agree more with his opinion regarding period furniture, and his partner too; true renaissance men of the LA police force.
Don’t get between a pothead and the refreshment stand at the movies 😂.
Chris E Yeah, THAT'S why they destroyed the concession area..."Give me 20 boxes of Jujyfruits, God damn it!".
That’s funny🤣
Hit hit with the hot butter!
Munchie madness not reefer madness.
As a 17 year old kid in 1969 I got busted for having some weed. This show reminds me so much of my Mom's reaction. "Refer Madness"
Reefer, not refer.
Propaganda 1960 - What is Propaganda 2023? Little tougher to see but always there.
No HOPE IN DOPE !!!
PPL DON'T THINK,NOW THAT DEMON WEED IS LEGAL IN STATES,MAYBE SOON FEDERAL !
Y !!??!?
SO PPL THINK LESS IF NOT AT ALL !
DEMON WEED !
Propaganda!?!?
F A C T !
I bet you also read Mad Magazine. That's where the bad ideas come from!
Around 21:40A glass of milk and a hot dog for lunch. Lol make mine coffee.
Love when they have the advertisements with them still
Great ads have an amazing way of making an already fantastic show even better for me.
The commercials are a great commentary on life in the '50s, "makes meatballs for a family of eight."
That was back when children were considered a blessing and Moms were there to make homemade meatballs.
I love this comment.
Milton Holley that was then. I worked in a union shop AFL-CIO. All I have ever seen a union do is protect shitty workers and have golf outings for the Stewards, Business Agents, and Bosses complete with HOOKERS and Booze using union dues to finance the party!!!!!!
@@larsv1377 Then you are blind, and stupid as well. How many non-union shops are there, where people get screwed every day? Millions. How come you don't bitch about that? Maybe you end up with no pension, then you'll sing a different tune.
Millennials are such experts on the fifties.
@socal rocks the President for almost the entire fifties was Republican. But live your fantasy.
Love seeing the old commercials those are just amazing- please don’t ever cut them out! They are almost as good as the episode thank you so much for posting these!
They added those, not original. A commercial for a 59 Chevy in a show that aired on Nov 1952, they would have had some psychic powers.
In 69, the rebellion against falling in the habits of drinking alcohol like our parents became a prevalent thing. I remember riding with my father and got his pint of oil from the glove compartment. I told myself, we had this weed and it didn't make us act like a drunk. It quickly became the intoxication of choice for the young. Can't smoke it today. I guess I out grew it.
That sure went from two joints to a heroin ring real fast...
Nice piece of propaganda,
They acted more like speed freaks than potheads.
pot sticks ,And they call them narcotics. Never mind the goofballs and Barbich with that wouldn’t cause any problem ha ha ha
It's a half hour show
@@Nikolaii2571 They are ignorant
Oh My! Those black and white saddle shoes. I remember wearing those. They were all the rage.
The first girl I had a crush on wore white saddle shoes.
I still wear mine.
Than you so much for leaving the commercials in! As I was watching the first one I wondered if she died from Camel cancer like my dad did.
Marguerite Piazza lived to be 92 and did not die of cancer.
@@zzydny Thank you.
A great episode. Very well put together. I'm thinking that tomorrow would be his birthday and that his mom was hoping to see him then. What a horror !
At 17, she should not have had to wait for his birthday to see him, particularly when we consider that the age of majority back then was 21.
Oh my goodness I remember those black and white shoes, "saddle shoes" we used to call them.
@ Dindin Private- I had a pair of saddle shoes when I was young. A long time ago now.
Couldn't keep my saddle shoes white. Always scuffed. Beat up my ankles, too.
Nice to see the original ads with this classic TV show.
“Some of the language I wouldn’t even use at a stag party”.
how times have changed, huh? lol
Maybe not, but you just admitted that you would go to a stag party, you filthy animal.
Tacohead Makenzie every decent all American man would go to a stag party, especially if pornograhy was featured.
@@JDAbelRN
That's how all the homosexuality began to become prolific.
I remember the camel cigarettes when I was a kid. Too strong for me
*Man oh Man Pat Boone & Dinah Shore I was two years old at the time!*
*1959 Chevrolet Impala
The Impala is firmly in control of the “top spot” in the lineup
just as Chevy enjoyed top spot in industry sales with a 28% increase in production
however Ford was gaining some ground and would continue to close the gap
Webmaster Note: My father had a ’59 Impala convertible V-8 for years and we loved it
Cost: $2,715.00*
If you still got it I'll gladly give you what you paid for it lol
I wondered about that too. Pity Dinah didn't sing "See the USA in your Chevrolet".
Ralphie_Boy .h
Less than ten years later, the Impala was demoted to number two by Chevrolet.
Hah! The new Ford Edsel for 59 will blow that Chevy out of the water.
I want to order one of those new 1959 Chevrolet's. haha I remember my Aunt had one.
better then tin cans your riding around in today
Mother in law has 2 of them. Beautiful cars.
My uncle had a 59 Impala 2 door 283 four barrel, it rusted out in 7 years and this was not in a northern state.
@@garymckee8857 was it by an ocean? Salt water?
@@chucksnightmare7674 No Tennessee vehicle
This kid looks like he could be Rodney Dangerfield!
Great episode! The old vintage ads were a nice touch!!
I love how it ends so dark and then a song about Chevy.
Amazing what you can do when you do not have to be bothered with Miranda warnings. The original broadcast date of this episode was November 7, 1952. The Miranda v. Arizona decision was not made until 1966.
Yeah those pesky constitutional rights just get in the way of police. At least North Korean cops don't have to put up with that.
I like the 1954 Ford Customline Friday is driving,
Yes impressive since this episode aired in November of 1952.
a glass of milk and a hot dog for lunch🤗
That was a popular lunch old time ago I watched the older people eat this in the 80s
Love these old Dragnet shows.....but just one thing......the commercials were added after the fact......Dragnet was sponsored by Chesterfield or Fatima cigarettes....
Well to be blunt, These commercials are a hell of a lot better then the dribble we get shoved at us on a daily basis currently
The brand that Jack Webb smoked?
@@Tedybear315 Ah, there’s always one in every crowd!! An ancient warrior whining about today’s “fill in the blank.” How childish!!
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That was the RADIO SHOW Dragnet
Yes the 59 Chevy ad in a show that aired on November 5, 1952 pretty much proves your point.
At 1:35 Marguerite Piazza, an example of an opera or near opera diva who became better known for pop music and regular non opera entertaining similar to an earlier Jeanette Mac Donald and later such women as Anna Moffo , Beverly Sills and Mary Costa .
Love the way this started with the promotion of cigarettes before moralising on the evils of drugs :)
I love seeing those old commercials.
I love the vintage TV ads. GE, Camels etc. When things was cheap!
LOVE the Old TV shows, VERY unique and original, GREAT stories and ideas. BUT the commercials and Smoking! WOW!
Such nice times no spliffs but lots of cancer causing tobacco ,and lots of alcohol read statistics then come back to comment,but the idea now of a mother cooking home cooking is the.stuff of fantasy.
@@davidshattock9522 WOW!!! WHOA There David!!! Not wanting a riot! Let's just stop, cool our jets, take a powder, let's be anti-frantic and stop bashing ears. The show is on the up and up. The Dragnet Squad are legit Big Daddy, they aint squaresville buddy. Don't flig a wig, the show is a real cherry, a good chili Daddy-O. I mean these fuzz will flip you in to fat city for realsville man! I'll clue you, these cats are hip brother, get with it? They wore lids in all weather and were on the stick with it. I mean hey Dragnet is Radioactive unreal and thats the word from the bird! {Dragnet was a great show - high moral lessons, encouraged good citizenship, taught life lessons, showed how simple selfish self-centered actions could ruin lives, showed how to be a supportive human being when others suffered - sure there were problems, there always are, but that's no reason to scrub it or goose the flute buckaroo, so let's enjoy the lessons and the "meant to be" world}. Thanks, Peace & Health to Us All. Be Safe out there and check your 6 and be a postive back-up for someone everyday - be a friend.
He din do nuffin, he was getting his life together
Nice touch with the commercials, though you did forget one thing at the end-the NBC chimes!
I love the commercials too. ;-)
Marguerite Piazza who was advertising the stubby non filtered camel 🐪 s at 1:41 smoked 3 packs a day and lived until age 90 but died of congestive heart failure .
The commercials are priceless.
Smoking a blunt while watching this. Hilarious.
Reefer Madness.
Me too, my niqqa! LMFAO...
Some people act like animals on drugs. And MJ. Is a gateway drug.
I am leaving red lipstick 💄 on the end of my Chesterfield Kings as I am watching this episode!
"Frank and I picked up a hot dog and a glass of milk for lunch."
Yeah, I threw up in the back of my throat a little, when he said that.
A little PSA from the American Dairy Association.
Definitely a kosher meal!
Interesting. This is a rerun broadcast in 1958, from a show from 1952.
IIRC, it was recycled in the 1960s Dragnet as well.
It was on radio in 1952 then moved to T.V.
Soooo Kooool.....Ultra Kool cars. Young JD'S .....Now they're all in thier 90's and
attend Lead East every year
(The world largest 50's convention)
The commercials seen with this episode are the same ones shown when the program was aired.
Noooo, Waaaay ?
You can't be that stupid along with your 16 friends with thumbs up.
Great episode. Now to place my order for my brand new 1959 Chevy...
I guess the '59 Chevs came out late that year at Oct 16th.
Generally new cars were released a month or more prior to that date.
Thank you for leaving in the old commercials! :D
Love these shows. Thanks for the uploads!
"Language I wouldn't use at a stag party": Kid "Golly gee, ya creep. Get off my back!"
Oh...? And what were you doing at a stag party, Peter Pure?
@@FigaroHey Don't let any kids read this comment.
"Golly gee!!!"
If they had only smoked the joints, there probably wouldn't have been any violence, only a run on popcorn and juju beans.
They were taking ' speed ' with the DOPE !!!
Reefer madness! Weird how weed mellows you out and definitely doesn't make anybody violent.
I once pointed out to a friend drunks get in the car and speed wildly, endangering themselves and others, stoners get in the car and drive so slow you think it's a little old lady.
And I believe that this is from a rerun or a syndicated version. The commercials seem too advanced for 1952
You are correct, sir. That GE Blender commercial was from 1965.
One thing's for sure. That '59 Chevy commercial was sure out of place when Joe was driving a Ford no later than a '54.
@Brian Salomon Although color broadcasting existed in the 1950s, It wasn't until 1966 when all prime time was in color. Also, it may be a black and white copy of the original commercial.
Willis Bouchey was a favorite actor of John Ford. He appeared in a few of Ford’s films including The Last Hurrah and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. In the latter he’s got the famous last line “Nothing’s too good for The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance”…
Willis Bouchey was also a judge on the Perry Mason show.
Love the pant style!
Hot damn! Now it all makes sense. Pete Davidson the pothead is his son so you know he did it!!!
The timing isn't right for the commercials. According to his IMDB page, Herb Ellis played Frank Smith in 1953-54. The Chrevolet commercial(Pat Boone and Dinah Shore)must have been from fall of '58.
Radio program on 1953. T.v. version filmed 2 years ahead and the commercials added later.
This was a syndicated rerun.
17:50 (lady's voice) "did you say only ten and one half inches high"
"ONLY?!!! ... I'm pretty proud of that!"
Do I watch the show to the end or do I run out to order my Chevrolet?
You pull a fast one on the sponsor and order an Edsel from Ford instead !! :-)
"What's old, is new."
...people don't change, only the faces do.
Personality changes with age all the time, but less and less, as one gets older and older. Of course, the physical change is more dramatic with age. Look at all those actors and actresses, how they changed from their good-looking 20's or 30's to middle and then old age.
...someone once said "the more things change, the more they stay the same"....never did figure out what they meant...or, "ways and means change, the principle stays the same"...(Doug Hanson climbing instructor)
“I've tried everything. But I prefer a camel.” Old joke.
OMG the demon weed!! sooo funny.
Loved Dina Shore & the Chevy Commercials etc May she RIP What a Beautiful looking Woman she was,
That dress!
Pat Boone and Dinah (Shore) she was so cool before i knew about cool.
i was really fond of her. mwah!!!!
It's REEFER MADNESS!
Reefer Madness was from 1937 when the "Marijuana" tax act was passed, and the hysteria began, through the old reliable method of giving the ignorant average USA'er a load of horse manure which many of them ate as if it were potato chips.
been to work, always at work to counter the outrageous lies spread by clowns and jackasses.
Yeah, you're the clever one. Cemetary's and prisons are full of smart guys like you.
Oh wow I can smell the hair spray from here
"Along with various stimulating drugs". Just going to slide that in here? Oh the fifties.
A glass of milk and a hot dog for lunch
Yum!!!🎈🎈
Dentu Creme, so strong you can clean your oven with it.
🎵 _" See the USA in your Chevrolet "_ 🎼
Interesting the newest car shown was a '52 Ford, yet they advertised '59 Chevy's at the end? An older rerun even for back then??
I want a 1959 Chevrolet so I can put a scarf on my head, apply lipstick 💄 while looking in the rearview mirror and donning my Ray Ban sunglasses 😎!
@@Richard-me2pq You want to put on a scarf and apply red lipstick, Richard??? SURELY you jest....RIGHT?? Psssst.....(and thumbing up your OWN comment is lame).
Thank you for the upload and the old timey commercials. The blonde lady was really pretty. Ty I Love Dragnet 😃
Blonde lady is Dinah Shore. And yes she was a knockout!
I knew it.......those kids are on the marijuana.
This video, with commercials proves that the commercials were indeed louder then the shows dialogue. JUST TO GET YOU TO PAY ATTENTION TO THEM!!!
Commercials were produced separately than the shows themselves, perhaps even in a different medium (videotape vs. film, e.g.) You can't expect all volumes to be on the same level.
Bill Bouchy (a/k/a Willis Bouchey) who played Harold Everson's father, was frequently a judge on the Perry Mason Show.
the old commercials are a hoot
with commercials - ty!
Today the oldman has a medical card his kid goes to recreational dispensary.
Man, these are great. These came out like the yr I was born
Dying from heroin back then too. Guess we never learn.
IT ALL STARTED WITH "MARIJUANA". LMAO. They all DIED and used HEROIN because of MARIJUANA.....M leads to MASSIVE HEROIN USE AND OVERDOSE! LMAO
Laugh it up clown, but almost all junkies started out using weed.
@@Catquick1957 As a Vietnam VET US Army Veteran who reported to General Alexander M HAIG - NATO COMMAND, Yes, I am LAUGHING. Because I was the Director of DRUG INVESTIGATIONS, "CLOWN". You are an Idiot if you think for a second Marijuana use leads straight to HEROIN. Drinking water started BEFORE Heroin. Maybe the WATER DID IT? Marijuana and HEROIN and two totally separate drugs. My god. Stop being sucked in to this TRAP. By the way, I DO NOT think Marijuana serves ANY MEDICAL NEEDS. California was STUPID for making it Legal. Putting Police in Danger. Wasting Law Enforcement time. Who is legal and who is not? Then there's the idea MARIJUANA DOES NOT CAUSE "DUI'...Yes, it does. No one should be DRIVING WHILE "UNDER THE INFLUENCE". My entire family has been Law Enforcement, Drug Investigators, State Troopers, DEA since 1923. AMERICA HAS LOST ITS MIND AND WILL BE IN A "CIVIL WAR" IF TRUMP GETS HIS WAY.HE WANTS AMERICANS "DEAD"> TRUMP WANTS MILLIONS OF US CITIZENS WHO VOTE AGAINST H9M KILLED. HE IS SETTING UP KKK, NAZI'S, RIGHT WING ARMED MALITIA'S TO KEEP HIM IN OFFICE PAST 2024. LIFETIME. YOU SOUND LIKE A TRUMP FUKING LOVER! LMAO HATER...POS HATER. SEE YOU ON THE BATTLEFIELD. LMAO "I WANT TO FIND DON JR.
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@@GiacomoVeteran you don't know what you're talking about. You're making excuses for your own weed use. It's a well established fact weed is a gateway drug. The water equation is truly weak. Check the "idiot" talk, SONNY. You might want to look in the mirror. Trump is the only pol in 3 decades with America's best interests at heart. It nixes your entire post when you troll him. Wake up! Doing what you say you did doesn't give any more currency to your insights that mine. I don't believe you anyway.
It's as old as prostitution.
Hemp, Mary Jane, grass, weed, smoke, it makes you crazy.
Mj wouldn't make moviegoers riot, merely buy extra popcorn.
Booze, now...underage drinkers get really rowdy.
Very Entertaining both the show and the comments from all the self-righteous pot-heads.
hahahahahahahahaha "pot heads"...…..and "alcohol heads" are still OK, eh?
Exhibit A for how this government and their whorehouse called the media, lies to, manipulates, and brainwashes the public.
Think it doesn’t work? Joe Friday 50 years ago sounds like Jeff Sessions today.
and the self-righteous slack-jawed horse's asses with the IQ below zero
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Marijuana, grass, reefer, Maryjane, is a gateway drug. pot today, heroin tomorrow.
I wonder what bad things were in the denture cream yokes baked four days in an oven and then clean presto.
The partners tie is a classic!
Ah, yes, easy listening while stoned.
Ironic episode with the detectives smoking all those cigarettes in a typical episode now tracking the drug suspect with marijuana . This was including opera diva Ms. Piazza smoking in the commercial . The actress playing the long suffering , care worn mom was Vivi Janiss who was formerly married to Bob Cummings who at this same was playing a youthful joyful bon vivant playboy in Love That Bob .
Watching this while trimming my legal weed plants, I love dragnet and I love living in the 2020’s
I was rolling joints!
Love this episode!!!
What no Fatima cigarettes or Chesterfield commercials?
Cigarettes..GOOOD. Pot Baaaad. Big Lies from the 50's.
reverse trust oh, young guy, eh?
It had a Camel commercial.
i love happy endings like this
Love the added commercials
Now I want frozen drinks.
That lady in the Camel commercial had Fred Munster head top
Heck, even the ads were good back then!
pot ~ 1952 . a piss in the wind compared to 2019 meth, crack and opioids today.
Excuse me, I've got to go out and buy a blender.
It’s only ten and a half inches tall!!
Brilliant show and anyone who is trying to stop smoking......this is gonna make it that bit harder! ¡
Yep the adults certainly set a good sample, buy non stop smoking everywhere.
The adults set a good example: They had dirty lungs and cleaner mouths, they dressed better, knew their manners, did not sag their pants to expose their underwear, nurses dressed like nurses and not like couch potato slobs in scrubs, actually used cutlery to eat their meals, put others first, were not overweight.
Oh yes, I remember, that 'killer weed'.LOLOLLLLLLLLLLL