60s primetime TV commercials 45 minutes Dick Van Dyke, Addams Family, etc
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- Опубликовано: 24 апр 2024
- 45 minute compilation featuring television commercials that aired in primetime television shows of the 1960s during programs such as The Dick Van Dyke Show, Bewitched The Beverly Hillbillies, The Addams Family, and The Flintstones, often with characters from the TV shows appearing in the ads as well. Products include Dash detergent, Ken-L-Ration dog food (with the memorable "My Dog's Better Than Your Dog" song), Puss 'N' Boots cat food, Aunt Jemima pancake mix (featuring Cub Scouts), Alka-Seltzer, Chevrolet cars, the 1962 Mercury (with what sounds like a Burgess Meredith voiceover), Woodbury shampoo, Contac, Crest toothpaste, Tang, Seald oranges, Spyrograph toys, Niagra spray, Veto deodorant, Palmolive soap, SOS pads, Welch's grape jelly, Florient room deodorant, Halo shampoo, Sanka coffee, and there's a stop-motion animated ad for Chocks vitamins. Cereal ads include Super Sugar Crisp, Trix, Alpha Bits, Frosted Flakes, and Jets. Cigarette ads feature Newport filters, Winston, Chesterfield Kings, and a cowboy sings about Pall Mall. There are also network ads for TV shows such as Gunsmoke and Room 222, plus Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore talking up Dash detergent, cast members from the Addams Family pitching Jergen's lotion, the Beverly Hillbillies promoting Kellogg's (including a weird solo Jethro ad), and the Flintstones selling both One-A-Day vitamins and Skippy peanut butter.
The BetaGems channel also has "1958-1965 TV commercials Louis Armstrong, Lucy & Desi, more 40 min," "1960s daytime television commercials half hour," "1960s daytime television commercials 1 hour," "1956-1960 primetime television commercials 23 minutes," "1959-1961 primetime television commercials 12 minutes," "1960s primetime television commercials 37 minutes," "60s/70s TV commercials: Louise Lasser, John Wayne, Cybill Shepherd, more," "1959-1960 primetime television commercials 10 minutes," "1961 Twilight Zone commercials that aired during original broadcasts," "1960s Saturday morning TV commercials 12 minutes," "1960s Saturday morning TV commercials 23 minutes," "1960s Saturday morning TV ads 29 minutes," "1950s/1960s Saturday morning TV commercials 8 minutes," "1960s Saturday morning TV commercials 30 minutes," "1960s/1970s Saturday morning TV commercials 28 minutes," "1959 & 1960 Saturday morning TV commercials 25 minutes," "1972 & 1973 Saturday morning TV commercials 23 minutes," "1972 & 1973 Saturday morning TV commercials 6 minutes," "Stoner TV commercials: Screaming Yellow Zonkers, more," "1950s Ovaltine sports star ads Florence Chadwick, more," "1971 Ovaltine: Friend For Life ad agency film, Screaming Yellow Zonkers," "1992 TV's Funniest Commercials, Patrick Duffy host," "TV's Greatest Commercials 1989 Tim Conway & Ed McMahon," "TV's Greatest Commercials II 1989 celebrity edition, Ed McMahon," "1990 Foreign TV Commercials compilation 30 minutes," "1990 World's Best Commercials: David Leisure," "Phil Hartman: Word From Our Sponsor celeb ads," "We'll Be Right Back ad comp hosted by Mr. Whipple, Madge 1989," "1995 Greatest Commercials Ever Made, John Ritter host," "Marx Bros TV ads: Pepsi, Prom Cream, De Soto/Plymouth," and an entire playlist of rare TV ads going back to the 40s in a playlist called "Rare and Lost TV Commercials."
BetaGems are culled from an archive of over 1000 beta video tapes recorded from 1983 into the 1990s. Most feature live music performances broadcast on television in San Diego CA, though there are also rarely seen commercials, comedy clips, and other material that doesn't seem to be anywhere else on RUclips or online. Most of the tapes were recorded on a Sony SL-HFT7 Super Beta Theater Hi-Fi Stereo - the same model was refurbished and is being used for these digital transfers and uploads.
In rare occasions where a BetaGems clip does appear elsewhere, we're only uploading if our own beta master is better quality or contains material not seen previously. Much footage comes from public television and public access broadcasts that the taper monitored nightly for several years. Some of the programming is strictly regional, mostly from the San Diego area. This upload features materials protected by the Fair Use guidelines of Section 107 of the Copyright Act. All rights reserved to the copyright owners. To be used for research and archive purposes only, no commercial reproduction allowed. 
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Nothing better than the commercial jingles of the 60s.
Nothing better than living the 60s, I know I enjoy it and miss it very much.
The days of when dog food had horsemeat & racist pancake mix. 😅
Sponsor announcements always gives me the tingles and i love it!
A LOT of these I've never seen before - these are GREAT!
21:11- Hugh Conover speaks for Skippy; Hal Smith is in the TV booth.
"Pell Mell"😂
5:05 - Gary Owens does the voiceover on the Bewitched/Quaker Oats intro.
12:10 - Gerry Matthews as Sugar Bear in the Sugar Crisp ad.
13:54 - William Schallert does the voiceover on the Room 222 promo.
29:33 - Paul Frees on the Frosted Flakes voiceover.
31:08 - As the poster said, that is indeed the voice of Burgess Meredith for Mercury motors.
32:25 - Bess Myerson for Florient air freshener.
42:42 - Mason Adams does the voiceover fir Chesterfield cigarettes.
The Clampetts were presented, from 1963-1967, alternatively by Kellogg's and R.J Reynolds (Winston, Tempo). The Petries were presented, for 4 seasons, by P/G (Jif, Duncan Hines, Ivory) and Lorillard Tobacco (Newport/Kent).
39:35- Gertrude Berg for S.O.S Soap Pads.
24:17- "'THE FLINTSTONES' has been brought to you by---- SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER and NIAGARA SPRAY STARCH! Two fine products of *BEST FOODS!"*
How do you eat starch?
You use Niagara on clothes to make them soft- and wrinkle creases out of them with an iron.
@@fromthesidelines I know. I was trying to be funny!😀😄😜
I thought so. 🙂
0:22- Tom Pedi is the "Washer Repairman".
Back when all shampoo bottles were glass - and broke in the shower in a million pieces when they dropped.
Never heard of veto roll on deodorant
Never heard of Floruient air freshener, either?
1:15- Claude Kirschner, announcer
They certainly loved to push cigarettes in those days on TV. ☠️
It was a different time. Smoking was socially acceptable, and it took several generations before the dangers of smoking became evident.