The cool thing about this collection is that the commercials here aren't the ones you see on so many of the other RUclips TV commercials posts. You get tired of seeing them over and over again, like the Coppertone QT ad, or the Dove dish soap ad with the cartoon dove in the woman's kitchen, or the Tarzan-like guy shilling Windex while he swings through the jungle yelling for "TONGAAAAA!!!" They got them all from the same TV commercials DVDs and VHS tapes. But not yours. Thanks for posting them!
7) 1958 8) 1960. The sad fact behind this commercial, is that, despite all he had earned over the years, Peter had to keep working for the rest of his life- including movies and other TV appearances- after his business manager embezzled just about all the money and investments he had, because Lorre allowed him to sign documents without showing him what they were. He told Barbara Eden this story while they worked on "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea", and she related it in her autobiography. 9) 1972. Animated by DePatie-Freleng {Manny Gould} 10) 1971 11) 1970 TV promo 12) 1971 TV promo 13) 1970 TV promo 14) 1970 TV promo 15) 1970 TV promo 16) 1973 {"The Times of Your Life", written for this commercial, became a hit for Paul Anka} 17) 1973 18) 1975 19) 1975 20) 1973 [Bonnie Franklin is behind the wheel] 21) 1974 (featuring Patsy Garrett) 22) 1974 (featuring Paul & Mary Ritts' puppets) Karl Weber, announcer 23) 1974 Danny Dark, announcer 24) 1976 Casey Kasem, announcer 25) 1976 Peter Thomas, announcer 26) 1973 Norman Rose, announcer 27) 1973 28) 1973-'74 sponsor I.D. 29) 1956 premium offer, as seen on "THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD" (co-sponsored by Johnson & Johnson and Wildroot Cream Oil on CBS) 30) 1974 31) 1975 TV trailer {"Now playing at a theater near you!"} 32) 1974 Danny Dark, announcer 33) 1974 34) 1974 35) 1974 36) 1974 37) 1974 38) 1974 39) 1974 Danny Dark, announcer 40) 1975 41) 1974
A rare Hotpoint spot featuring a black woman, with Verne Smith from 1954. Frank Gifford (RIP) shills Lucky Strikes with his then-wife Maxine and goes fishing. The Jackson Five shill Post cereals. The Kodak spot is V'o'ed by Hal Douglas. The Lysol spot has Fred Collins doing the voiceover.
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Bonnie Franklin of "One Day At A Time" was in the Pine Sol ad.
That was a fun trip down memory lane.
Pro trick: you can watch movies at flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies during the lockdown.
@Cayson Arlo Yup, I have been using Flixzone} for months myself :)
The cool thing about this collection is that the commercials here aren't the ones you see on so many of the other RUclips TV commercials posts. You get tired of seeing them over and over again, like the Coppertone QT ad, or the Dove dish soap ad with the cartoon dove in the woman's kitchen, or the Tarzan-like guy shilling Windex while he swings through the jungle yelling for "TONGAAAAA!!!" They got them all from the same TV commercials DVDs and VHS tapes. But not yours. Thanks for posting them!
I want that oven!
At 0:57, I think that's Jackson Beck doing the voiceover for Chesterfield. He did the voice of Brutus (or Bluto) on Popeye.
I agree.
Yes. Also voiced King Leonardo and Odie Colognie.
OK, thanks.@@armorybrunotjr.3204
My uncle used to put a slug of rum in his Hawaiian punch . said it kept it authentic .
I remember so many of these ads.
1) 1975 Dan Ingram, announcer
2) 1959 Jackson Beck, announcer
3) 1954 Verne Smith, announcer
4) 1968 TV promo
5) 1960 TV promo
6) 1961
Other classic announcers in this compilation include Fred Collins, Peter Thomas,Danny Dark and Hal Douglas.
7) 1958
8) 1960. The sad fact behind this commercial, is that, despite all he had earned over the years, Peter had to keep working for the rest of his life- including movies and other TV appearances- after his business manager embezzled just about all the money and investments he had, because Lorre allowed him to sign documents without showing him what they were. He told Barbara Eden this story while they worked on "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea", and she related it in her autobiography.
9) 1972. Animated by DePatie-Freleng {Manny Gould}
10) 1971
11) 1970 TV promo
12) 1971 TV promo
13) 1970 TV promo
14) 1970 TV promo
15) 1970 TV promo
16) 1973 {"The Times of Your Life", written for this commercial, became a hit for Paul Anka}
17) 1973
18) 1975
19) 1975
20) 1973 [Bonnie Franklin is behind the wheel]
21) 1974 (featuring Patsy Garrett)
22) 1974 (featuring Paul & Mary Ritts' puppets) Karl Weber, announcer
23) 1974 Danny Dark, announcer
24) 1976 Casey Kasem, announcer
25) 1976 Peter Thomas, announcer
26) 1973 Norman Rose, announcer
27) 1973
28) 1973-'74 sponsor I.D.
29) 1956 premium offer, as seen on "THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD" (co-sponsored by Johnson & Johnson and Wildroot Cream Oil on CBS)
30) 1974
31) 1975 TV trailer {"Now playing at a theater near you!"}
32) 1974 Danny Dark, announcer
33) 1974
34) 1974
35) 1974
36) 1974
37) 1974
38) 1974
39) 1974 Danny Dark, announcer
40) 1975
41) 1974
A rare Hotpoint spot featuring a black woman, with Verne Smith from 1954. Frank Gifford (RIP) shills Lucky Strikes with his then-wife Maxine and goes fishing. The Jackson Five shill Post cereals. The Kodak spot is
V'o'ed by Hal Douglas. The Lysol spot has Fred Collins doing the voiceover.
I had the J5 records from post
15:07 The World Trade Center buildings were fairly new.
A black woman in a 1950s commercial and she's playing a maid - and a stereotypical black at that
I used to remember aunt jemima pancakes fondly . Now THEY ruined that too .
Likely that's the (presumed) actress who portrayed Beluah.
how come my mom made plain donuts a white woman,plain donuts
too manycigarettes
how sad.