VINTAGE BRITISH 1960'S TV ADS
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Back in the days when companies just wanted to sell their products rather than promote "values".
In 50yrs time they won't be watching today's adverts as we watch these for the memories, inventiveness & memorable music. Now there's none of these tenets, just crass, empty & without happy memories.
Don't underestimate nostalgia
Nobody will be reminiscing about woke propaganda.
@@mr.wonderfulwisdomouswonde2991 social media has killed off nostalgia, its here & gone. 21st Century stinks.
Lovely ribena glass bottles....hate the plastic bottles
Two hours of uninterrupted ads, without any ad breaks.
Haha! Miss beer adverts. Why? Are they banned yet gambling adverts are 24/7 which disgusts me as it's no different to cigarettes adverts in health issues. Gamble responsibly, set limits, take a break you'd think it's now the 4th emergency service. They should be shown only after 9pm if at all. Really appalls me.
lol i did not notice that well spotted
The gambling adverts wouldn’t be there if the government didn’t get their cut of the profits.
Such innocent days a great era
Fancy that!
Just like in the advert, in the 60s my family used to DANCE around a giant can of CARNATION MILK, just before my mother made a RICE PUDDING out of it! 😂😂😂
And I thought it was just us! 😂😂😂
Thanks soooo much for sharing these. I am an Anglophile and love all things British!!!
The English love tv advertising.
Anyone still watching in 2020?
no am watching in 1960 bleep bloop i come from the future
2022 🍺😎👍
@@123456wasp me too
Yes! Feb 2023
Its all white people with posh accents innit and lots of really unhealthy stuff but not a single fat person in sight. Funny that. No diet pills, no nudity, no cgi. The more health obsessed we get the more obese people there are.
Our beer eyes were not deceiving me and my best mate Lindsey we are currently watching this video together we realised it was all to do with Guinness after the second advert we both love Guinness even more now after watching countless adverts thanks for bringing us enjoyment
Theses clips of the 60's averts brought back a lot of forgotten memories however British adverts in 2015 only make you get depressed with staving children being shown or badly treated animals, or reminding you of your impending death with adverts on life insurance. not at all lighthearted as they were in the 60's
Troll here 100% agree!
mark caine Sounds like the advertisements here in America haha.
My god in America you have to put up with those kind of adverts also? well then you will know just what i am talking about. I just wish adverts would get back to being lighthearted and entertaining.
mark caine Yeah, I wish that would happen.
mark caine stop watching afternoon telly then
Look how thick the Easter eggs are at 40:07 - that's how I remember them being, not the mean and easily broken thin excuses they sell now. When I was a kid, you had to break your Easter eggs with a hammer.
Yes....they were solid, like a tortoise. Nowadays as thin as eggshells...literally.
Yes I remember the taste of chocolate then, rich and creamy, ( 1950s too) Anyone remember buying Fruit Salads and Black Jack chews. 4 for one old penny? Posted 15/ 2/ 20..
@@sallybutton6237 True.
I had that EXACT egg.... the choc was thicker, but there was a lip where the two halves joined...The chocolate had a very different taste..Sweeter somehow.
@@Oakleaf700 Yes.
The UK ads (dramas) in the 60's were better than some of the programs that they screen today ✌️ lol You've got some Top Notch videos on your channel ! Subbed
Yes I don't know who composes the ads of today which are intensely noisy irritating and patronising to the point where I just mute them.
@@jameshogan6142 Yes, Everything is Shit now, Everything
'That Lyril woman's off her head. Loved the Benny Hill ones. Just like his TV programs in the '70s. One of the best compilations on here, thank you.
+Hedgemist I thought that was Benny in the soda ad...but it didn't sound like him
@@tomservo56954 Benny Hill was picnicking with Patricia Hayes in the Schweppes Bitter Lemon advert. William Franklyn was in the phonebox that gets helicoptered away, in the other Schweppes advert.
Deryck Guyler was the voice of Fred in the advert for the British Insurance Association.
Derek Guyler was a LEGEND as that school janitor ! "I'm not frightened of you Duffy, I was in the trenches you know, up to my neck in MUCK and BULLETS" 🔥🙏
imagine my mum as a kid watching this, she's diabetic and the message is dairy box "love" parents or men don't give you chocolate your not loved. the message is chocolate is love, my mum self esteem was so low and she felt so alone. My grandad used to buy my grandma dairy box when they were fighting or had normal family issues. The message is so bad, doctors told her she can't have what everyone was having, and she's surrounded by people that didn't support her, they have chocolates in the house all the time. I feel sorry for all the diabetics at this era. so sad 😞 sorry to any of your diabetic mums. they struggled. And know i love them just as i love my mum.
Beautiful Jean Marsh at 1.03, shortly before she became a huge star as Rose in Upstairs Downstairs
Which she co-created.
Wow what advertisements used to be 👍
omg Smith's crisps. that takes me back😋
The little blue bag of salt! 2024
Amazing compilation! Thanks for posting.
I was around in the 50s and 60s. I don't remember any of these adds.
I do, I had a Television.
Dementia!!
@@johnwoods8595 lol good for you mate bravo.
A lot of TV ads were regional in those days so maybe not in your area. I’m guessing Belfast Jack is Ulster based( uncanny I know 😂)
After Eight. One waffer thin mint monsieur?
I always remember dairy box chocolates being delicious so I thought I'd treat myself a box last week. They were so cheap and sickly that after half eating two of them I chucked the whole box in the bin.
Bet they changed the recipe ..
@@Oakleaf700 they tasted like those joke sweets you used to get in the 70's
Because they are Nestle now, not the good quality and delicious Rowntree chocolate any more.
Chocolate in the 1960's and seventies was much nicer than today.
Una Stubbs was THE original Dairy Box girl. But personally, i preferred the chocolates called Mackintosh’s Weekend. Much nicer centres :)
Who else remembers them i wonder?.
I do lol☺️
Yes good selection too
I remember them as Mackintosh's quality street. Sumptuous.
Yes I completely agree, I used to Love those too, I thought the packaging was gorgeous as well
omg Smith's crisps. that takes me back😋😋
Bonnie Cat where in the video was this? My nan was in one of the adverts for them during this period
Really want a biscuit now.
"If it's safe in water, it's safe in Lux."
Not for my goldfish it's not.
Until 2:25 I thought your upload was sponsered by "Simmers"! 😂
The Esso sign now means casual racism...how times have changed eh? 🤣
OMG those swirly carpets! My mum had one and I called it her oh-I've-been-sick carpet. Tasteful shades of orange, brown, beige and yellow. She had no concept of colours matching or toning, so the hearthrug was lime green, the curtains had flowers crawling all over them , the wallpaper a trellis pattern (infested with birds) and the three piece suite was bright orange. Walk in - get an instant migraine! (Can you tell that my decor and furnishings are all pattern-free?)
Happy memories of the Smiths crisps advert, because I fancied Simon Dee and wished I could be on the show!
I also remember Rolls white goods. The company was called Rolls-Razor and even as a child I knew it was going under when it began to give away a holiday with every purchase. I was right -it did stink of desperation, didn't it.
Some of these are from the 1970s such as later Dairy Box adverts.
This was a wonderful time to be alive in Britain. An innocence & yes a darkness also ( bad & good are forever bedfellows), but overall a beautiful time. Nowadays, I couldn't handle living in a large English city. The warmth is gone. People live in bubbles & enclaves & are praised by our politicians for doing so. Assimilation is considered a crime.Community "spirit" is either absent or broken. British "identity" no longer exists I know it was never perfect, but now it is worse than ever.
Any one got a link to or have a copy of the old 60's/70's Standard Fireworks ad with the song 'Light up the sky with Standard fireworks'?
Ah yes, well remembered.. Don't have the ad., but I do have a 1960s Standard Fireworks box! (5/) That's 25p in decimal money. No contents, but a nice piece of Bonfire night nostalgia. Did you have Standard stuff back then? Posted 15/6/20.
I remember that ad.
I wish I could hear what was on the Smiths Crisps disc! Also love the Esso ad
If I ever see a box of Dairy Box it'll be too soon!
I preferred Dairy Box to Milk Tray! But the Milk Tray Man was definitely more appealing. :-)
The Fairy ads near the start look like concept ads used for creative testing. Potentially those three ads were pitted against each other to see which would get made
Yes. They're called animatics, and the makers of adverts still use animatics to test the concepts before going to the expense of actually making the commercials. I was in some focus groups in which I watched animatics and answered very detailed questions about my response to them.
Ich war noch zu klein ...Kann ich es nicht schauen Opas & etwas lesen untern das Licht ...
Gut mein Opa holen nächste Tag ein Farbe nach Hause....Wie es Wunder gesechehen haben....
Dairy Box for the man with no imagination.
How I miss adverts then. There is zero food adverts, household adverts etc now just gambling ads, charity ads & not much else.
So the early Dairy Box ad was all bright eyed etc. which seemly descends from a box will get you laid to now you can share a box with your family. Though I do miss the old ads. Too much PC these days 🙁
At least they use a great song ("What The World Needs Now")
bread and dripping or jam and bread, I remember when my mum went in the butchers and asked him if he any old bones for the dog , I was so excited we were getting a dog, to find out the next day she changed her mind and told me to sit down and eat my soup
We sent off for the 'crunch' disc - it was floppy! lol
Change from today’s. Today you rarely see white faces on TV ads. We’re being airbrushed out.
To bad the dark faces don't act in real life like they do on tv.
shut up mate
I wish I your vintage TV.
Alright if you don’t want dozens of dairy box adverts!
Those biscuits look suspiciously like cookies to me.
Yes, they are cookies .
@@spmoran4703 Cookies are biscuits!
6:40 I’m sure that’s “young Mr.Grace” from “Are You Being Served?”.
It certainly looks like "Mr. Bluet" from Dad's Army and Young Mr. Grace (aka Harold Bennett).
ENOUGH WITH THE DAIRY BOX ADVERTS ALREADY!!!
Young Mr Grace in his younger days at 6.35
I'm guess the reason the boy is wearing a Scottish Kilt is because the butter biscuits are Scottish!
I always mute the adverts now. And there’s enough time to cook a roast and all the trimmings before the programme comes back
We had After Eight Mints.Over here, we call Fairy Snow Ivory Snow and it's mostly used for baby laundry. My mother used it on my cloth nappies. And indeed, it kept them white and it had a wonderful smell too.The detergent.
Young Una Stubb's doing the dairy box ads !
Was that Benny Hill sitting withat lady in the grass?
Indeed and that was one of his costars, Patricia Hayes.
ALL THE FAMILY LOVES CARNATION CAUSE IT’S CARTOON NETWORK AND BBC2 MARATHON TIME!
He said "drink as SLOWLY as you like" and your initials will stay on the head to the bottom of the glass. He then proceeds to drink his pint of Guinness in 15 SECONDS FLAT! Ha ha!
Where are beer adverts now. Banned? Yet gambling ads 24/7 are deemed ok & not damaging to body & soul. Gamble Responsibly...
@@seltaeb3302 Very true, priorities are all wrong in this ridiculous twisted 21st century.
Jeez. Watching the Dairy Box ads from 32:24 on was exhausting! All that energy just to sell chocolates.
Cool Bug Facts
Digital Switchover happened nearly 50 years after these adverts.
Is that Una Stubbs the Dairy Box girl?
41:55 Surely that man is related to Daniel Craig?? Got to be Cleo Laine singing in this section.
I'm fairly certain that's her.
Derek Whyle presumes that Belfast Jack got these from Uster TV, well I was born in Co Down and never saw any of them before!!
Nice to see Pete 'n Dud again. (1:49:44 approx)
Please do simmers old commercials
Watching in Aug 2022
Never heard of Simmers biscuits, were they only sold in Scotland.
30:32 The innocent times of the 1960s before hard line political correctness. Such a commercial or association with a brand would never be allowed by broadcast regulators to be publicly advertised nowadays.
Mersey Merlin-- Re: 30:32 The 1960s weren't "innocent" times unless you happened to be an affluent white child then. Advertising a product by demeaning any racial or ethnic group *shouldn't* be allowed!
@@astrinymris9953 I have to agree with you. As much as these adverts are enjoyable to those who have not been offended, I'm afraid those days are over. I don't support blackface either, mind you. And wether you like it or not, you'll have to change with the times.
Innocent! 😂😂😂
@@kathleencampbell1138 yes, I remember... Innocent times.. Not that I would wish anyone to be offended.. but today people are. Mind controlled by " polictical correctness". Oh for a time machine.......!
Are you sure? It seems to me that much political correctness now is how *we* interpret the law rather than what thel law actually says.
Of course these days many people, unlike my generation, have been indoctrinated by various governments into being so easily shocked and offended whereras back then we didnt read nastiness and offence into everything that was said.
Days before nestles took over and spoiled the original tastes of brands.Thank heaven's we still have Cadbury brand and frys Turkish delight
Cadburys chocolate completely ruined now since the brand was sold to the Americans. Now far too sweet 😢
Why are they so blurred or was that the TV reception at the time?
Hi yes no 4K then 🙂
Such posh accents on those 60's TV adverts...
Ah, Guinness! Drinking like Keith Moon and pissing your pants twice a day. Chug it down like it's springwater.
2023 😊
Snow: I'm as white as it gets!
Olde UK telly spots: Hold my ale!
Was hoping to see Tony Hancock and his egg ads with the grate Patricia Hayes. 🇬🇧 22/10/20
22:50 for those who just want see both of JB’s fave comic players.
Thank you so much. you have made my morning. Just watched it. Thank you. Have a wonderful day and stay safe. 😁
all those fairy snow adds and they missed the only one i remember when they sang : fairy snow is new its got perborate it get white to the heart of the wash"
Family feud commercials be like:
Drown it in Carnation, yey!
My Adblock doesn’t seem to work on this video
56.17 Wanda Ventham ...how lovely
And just look how large the After Eight mints were. Twice the thickness as they are now. At least 3mm thick.. Has anyone tried them these days? They are so thin it’s amazing they can stand up in the box. And the manufacturers can’t even be bothered to put the numerals on the clock either.
Yes Dominic Cumberbath’s mother
The Simmers Scotch Perkins and Coconut biscuits look good.
Horlicks was horrible. It’s supposed to help you sleep? I’d rather have a mallet on my head than drink that. Just the sip of it from the tip of a teaspoon made my gag.
8:05: Perfect timing
Hanna Barbera? I hadn't realised they did adverts, but the characters made me think of the Jetsons. So I suppose that their genius style is immediately recognisable - even to an art ignoramus like me!
How did you get your hands on all this stuff? I don't remember the picture/reception being so unclear.
Its a digital recording made of an analog broadcast . the pixels will always be off center thus the blurring .
You didn't live in Wales!
Great memories - spoilt by too many dairy Box adverts all together.Should have spread them apart a bit.Modern adverts are too vague or else just scrounging money for good and sometimes not so good causes.
This is obviously on ITV because there were 3 channels back then - BBC1, BBC2 & ITV
If I get near ‘All th...’, bring Mac & Bloo close to my EXISTENCE.
This is ironic, getting an ad on RUclips while watching ads on RUclips!
miss my simmers butter biscuits, where are they now?
Lot's of, .. , biscuits. Does anyone ever use the word "cookie" in the UK, or is that something we Americans made up?
+No Name Yep..
As a general rule we say cookies are biscuits with chocolate chips in them. A chocolate chip cookie
Thanks.
No, cookies are soft biscuits are crisp,
Yes biscuits are cookies in America 😊 although we do have Maryland choc chip cookies
She won't be "slim and trim" for long if she keeps eating those Dairy Box "chocs"
She's still slim - it's Una Stubbs aka Sherlock's landlady.
I remember the old oxo asverts katie and phillip
I remember Milk Tray but not Dairy Box. Can you still get them?
I think so, they are made by Nestle, the original Daily Box girl in the ads was Una Stubbs.
*yes*
Arftah Eights! How delightfully RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREFAYNED! They don't talk like that anymore in England!
On 3Boys2009, Astra 6A is an act of fiction. Every logo in the fictional place called Logo City is available on The Logo Board Game.
Associated Rediffusion at its best!
enough of the Simmers biscuits already.. lol
Why are they now blurred ?
I've never heard of "Dairy Box" but those earliest commercials were so simple and lovely--the latter ones too slick and busy, IMO. The "Fairy Snow" ads are as annoying as the soap ads in the U.S..
Ist es Harter für den Augen....Wie vieles Stünden können Sie an ohne Farbe schauen....?
Many of these are not well known brands... I remember the very first commercial on TV.. GIBBS SR TOOTHPASTE.. Others were - Murray mints.. The too good to hurry mints.. Tide detergent. Shll petrol. and Esso.Blue. Ads started mid to late 1950s. A memory, getting home from school. raiding the larder for crisps, ( only one brand then.. Smiths) and watching The Lone Ranger, or Ivanhoe.. Does that stir memories in anyone else?... Posted 11 / 6/ 20..
Yeah me lol🤗
@@belfastjack Oh for a real. Life Dr Who😊
Oh yes. remember it well 😊
Oh yes. Boom Boom Boom Boom Esso Blue.
Pepsodent ad; You wonder where the yellow went, when you brush your teeth with Pepsodent! 2024
Pouring the Guinness incorrectly at 1.15. 😂😂
Those fairy soap ads are bloody terrifying.
my mums diabetic because of the fucking 60's
The Fairy Soap cakes seem to be the UK version of Ivory Soap. The package design is identical, except for the brand-name. And the "99.4% Pure" slogan is nearly identical to the "99 & 44/100ths Percent Pure" slogan of Ivory Soap.
2023
25:06 Phenacetin is closely related to paracetamol (eg. acetaminophen or Tylenol), but it was known to cause cancer and/or kidney damage, so it was banned in the USA in 1983. I don't know when it was banned in the UK.
It was banned, {phenacetin}a pharmacist said because of health risks.
Goes from mono to sterio at 13:38
pity Dairy Box is absolutely nothing like it used to be