SNAP CRACKLE & POP KELLOGGS 1954 RICE KRISPIES

I restored 21 original Kellogg commercials that were aired on The Adventures of Superman in 1954. In 1988 I was working with DC Comics on the fiftieth anniversary of Superman and talked Kelloggs into letting us use the spots in the Superman DVD Box set with George Reeves.
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They're so cute they remind me of the seven dwarfs, or something Disney like

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My right ear enjoys this.

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The Mellomen: Bob Hamlin, Max Smith, Bill Lee, and Thurl Ravenscroft.

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0:33 Kellogg’s Sugar Frosted Flakes Reference And Fun Fact: Thuri Ravenscroft Voices Tony The Tiger In The Frosted Flakes Commercials!

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1954's Kellogg's Rice Krispies cereal commercial tells a story about a group of three household siblings called Snap, Crackle and Pop! who lives in an antique toyshop where they plays dead wherever humans (except for human boys and girls that is) appears and comes to life wherever a coast was all clear which includes a cheerful and plucky yet friendly and curious dark pink bandana wearing sentient soft toy sailor named Snap who happens to be an older brother to his two siblings, a kindhearted and fun loving yet curious sentient female ragdoll with a red and white sock for a hat named Crackle who happens to be a middle younger sister to her two siblings and finds herself taking her newfound animal kindness, and a cheerful and happy-go-lucky sentient windup toy Nutcracker doll named Pop who happens to be a youngest brother to his siblings. They find themselves going on their own adventure with a box of Kellogg's Rice Krispies cereal whose cereal pieces were made of a single grain of rice and a Vitamin D which gives them those built strong bones and a set of strong white teeth to try and defeat several villains along a way.

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Was this a.i. generated

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This was used in an episode of Howdy Doody!

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Wow. Brings back memories

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Music to my ears!

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This is really something for an old cereal commercial

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From Miss Marple: At Bertram’s Hotel (Joan Hickson version)

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That's what made me go looking for this! Haha

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@@andrewhanna4997 Yeah

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0:17 memories of nostalgia

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How are they gonna mention outer space and NOT INCLUDE POW

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Here we go again, doing the impossible.

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I like original better than old I haven't even tried old no one has tried it it's old its2018

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2000's punk rock version is the best.

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@@wiseguy240Winston 90th years!

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@@wiseguy240Winston True

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Chocolate rice crispies

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What a long commercial

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Indonesia was available 😍😍😍

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