Post Cereal Animation Commercial Collection
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- I'm in search of your help to document the history of these Post Cereal Commercials. If you know anything about the artists, animators and creators of the campaigns, let me know.
I'm also getting a lot of requests to re-release and up dated version of my Commercials on DVD, and downloads, what do you think is there a demand. I do want to create the first series to include Toys, Dolls, Animation and Best of Commercials, what do you think?
Either way I do want to create a series of shows related to the history of those topics so fill me in on any interesting stories and history of the commercials I'm showing.
Notes from Barry I. Grauman:
1) 1950 (usually seen on "HOPALONG CASSIDY" and "CAPTAIN VIDEO")
2) 1963. Loveable Truly {Bob McFadden}- and his dog Lawrence- were later seen on "LINUS THE LIONHEARTED" (sponsored by Post).
3) 1964. Rory {Bob McFadden} and Claudius {Jesse White} were also seen on "LINUS" in their own adventures.
4) 1967. Linus, voiced by the one and only Sheldon Leonard, was also the star of the "LINUS" series.
5) 1964
6) 1962. Featuring Jack E. Leonard as the original "Post-Man".
7) 1963
8) 1963
9) 1963
10) 1963
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I was born 1955, I do miss thoughs old cereal commercials, they were AWESOME 👌
I remember that jingle, "Start your day a little bit better". Cool to hear it again.
The bass in the singing group in the first commercial is Mike Stewart
I remember these commercials as a kid in the 1960's
The first animated spot featured Post's Sugar Crisp, featuring Handy, Dandy and Candy, the original sugar bears, from 1950.
Sheldon Leonard and Jack e.leonard were the voices of these cereal commercials.
Comedian Jack E. Leonard was the first postman "Alphie" before "Lovable Truely" was invented.
Yes. Jack E. Leonard voiced the Post man, and in 1963, he was replaced by Lovable Truly, who was given life by Bob McFadden.
@@armorybrunotjr.3204 McFadden also Voiced Billy Bird,
The character looked like Mr Leonard.
@@michaelboyce9373Actually Carl Reiner voiced Billie Bird, McFadden did do voices in The Linus the Lionhearted Show however in the Sugar Bear,Rory Raccoon,So Hi, and Lovable Truly
Linus the Lionhearted was voiced by Sheldon Leonard.and Starred in his own Show.
"Linus the Lionhearted" (1964-66,CBS) was the only animated series ever to feature popular cereal mascots. Featured were Linus, Sugar Bear, Lovable Truly and So-Hi, who had their own stories. The series was fittingly sponsored by Post Cereals. By 1970, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ruled a cereal character could not have an animated series after that.
@@armorybrunotjr.3204 FCC cigarettes ads ban yes , cereal character ads ban no.
@@JJJBRICE I'm saying an animated character from a cereal could not have a series after the "Linus the Lionhearted" debacle. Linus was a character for
Crispy Critters. The series was an extended advertisement for Post Cereals. In 1963, Jay Ward and the Quaker Oats Company collaborated on a new cereal called Cap'n Crunch. The Captain had a crew in Alfie,
Carlyle, Brunhilde (the lone girl) and Dave with Seadog. The Captain was
voiced by Daws Butler, the man behind Yogi Bear. Unlike Linus, the
captain was strictly commercial timbre. You could not see the captain
and his topical references as a segment of "Rocky and Friends",because
General Mills had the sponsorship rights that series. Also the captain
could not be done as a standalone series, either.
1) 1950 (usually seen on "HOPALONG CASSIDY" and "CAPTAIN VIDEO")
2) 1963. Loveable Truly {Bob McFadden}- and his dog Lawrence- were later seen on "LINUS THE LIONHEARTED" (sponsored by Post).
3) 1964. Rory {Bob McFadden} and Claudius {Jesse White} were also seen on "LINUS" in their own adventures.
4) 1967. Linus, voiced by the one and only Sheldon Leonard, was also the star of the "LINUS" series.
5) 1964
6) 1962. Featuring Jack E. Leonard as the original "Post-Man".
7) 1963
8) 1963
9) 1963
10) 1963
I loved watching Linus the Lionhearted Show.
And you remember the Post commercials?
Me, too.
@@fromthesidelines Back when cereal companies proudly proclaimed their products contained sugar? You bet!
"Sugar Crisp: free booklet on Type 2 Diabetes when you send in 100 box tops."
Sugar Chisps tastes like candy or cake or something??
(Meme duck quacks) I don't know what that means
What type of cream did people poured on their cereal?
(Tom here.)
I liked "Lovable Truly" way better than that other postman they pushed on us, for "Alpha-Bits". Why did they have to change the "Lovable Truly" character at all? That other postman character was STUPID!!!! (IMO)
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