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| Franco-American |
Veddy good!
The whole veddy good fad in the '60s gained new life with this veddy cute ad.
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time 0:33 size 434 kb aired 1961
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| Aunt Jemima |
There's only one thing worse in this universe: That's no Aunt Jemima's at all.
Aunt Jemima's pancakes without her syrup? Forget about it! |
time 0:32 size 401-569 kb aired 1967
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| Campbell's Pork & Beans |
Campbell's used to sponsor all kinds of family-hour television shows in the early '60s, usually promoting soup and sandwich. Back in those days, it was all the rage to promote hot lunches).
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time 0:33 size 434 kb aired 1961
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| Hunts Catsup |
Catch the groovy clothing in this hey-hey-we're-the-Monkees era ad, when all cool people dressed like clowns. Is that Judy Geeson?
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time 0:32 size 425 kb aired 1960s
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| Cool Whip Topping |
This ad reminds me of when I was kid and how, when nobody was around, I'd get the Reddi Whip from the fridge and spray it directly in my mouth. Nothing like a mouthful of whipped cream!
Forget the pie; just give us the Cool Whip! Thank goodness there's fat-free nowadays.
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time 0:39 size 249 kb aired 1960s
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| Heinz Ketchup |
This animated ad, from the 1950s, has a very familiar voice: Mel Blanc, aka as Bugs Bunny, Woody Woodpecker, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Tweety and Sylvestor, and Barney Rubble.
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time 1:06 size 185 kb aired 1950s
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| Cocoa Puffs |
Puff, puff, Cocoa Puffs. Another familiar General Mills animated commercial.
General Mills sponsored the highly popular Rocky and Bullwinkle Show which, like The Flintstones, was shown in an evening timeslot.
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time 1:06 size 319 kb aired 1959
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| Morton's Potato Chips |
The remarkable thing about this ad is how bad it is, if compared to another (later) ad performed by The Carpenters.
Morton's was a potato chip company headquartered in Texas and eventually went out of business. Why? Frito Lay.
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time 0:38 size 184 kb aired 1960s
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| Kellogg's Rice Krispies |
We've got little Miss Muffet, wakin' up, wakin' up...
Removed, due to illegal linking from another site.
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time 0:37 size 316 kb aired 1960s
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| Clark's Teaberry Gum #1 |
This highly popular ad from the mid-60s was one of several that helped launch the career of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, in the U.S.
The song: Mexican Shuffle.
A stereo audio track has been added to this version.
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time 0:29 size 311 kb aired 1960s
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| General Mills Country Corn Flakes |
This is one of the greatest commercials made in the 1960s!
New Country Cornflakes by General Mills. Where have we seen that pitchfork before? Upgraded April 7, 2005 |
time 1:03 size 786-829 kb aired 1960s
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| Hellmann's Mayonnaise |
When you want to bring out the flavor, and bring out the zest...
You have to wait until this one is halfway over; that's when the jingle kicks in. So-o-o-o familiar.
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time 0:32 size 408-434 kb aired 1964
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| Campbell's Soup with Donna Reed |
Donna Reed for Campbell's Soup, 1961. This rare ad was shown during the original airing of the Donna Reed Show.
Reed (d. 1986) not only starred in her own show, she produced and directed it! Upgraded April 8, 2005
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time 1:13 size 901-962 kb aired 1961
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| Jell-O |
Yes, The Fifth Dimension did TV ads, too.
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time 0:36 size 175 kb aired 1960s
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| Skippy Peanut Butter |
Here is a rare "live" ad for Skippy Peanut Butter.
Can't help wondering who the little girl was related to on the show. With talent like hers, one thing seems clear: who you know is very important.
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time 1:37 size 271 kb aired 1951
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| Royal's Shake-A Pudd'n Upgraded Jan 4 |
Royal's Shake-A Pudd'n, with a really groovy, hip, swingin' tune.
Yes, a crazy way to make dessert. And those kids sure came in handy when the electric beater went on the fritz.
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time 1:07 size 1.2 mb aired 1960s
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| La Choy |
East meets West, La Choy makes Chinese food, swing American.
Notice the aluminum tray. Microwave ovens were not yet standard items in American kitchens.
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time 0:39 size 287 kb aired 1960s
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| Clark's Teaberry Gum #II |
Get the three footloose flavors from Clark!
Another in a long series of "Teaberry Shuffle" ads for Clark's gum.
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time 0:26 size 425 kb aired 1960s
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| Peg Bracken for Birds Eye |
The I Hate to Cook Book author, Peg Bracken, for Birds Eye. Ms. Bracken died October 20, 2007, in Portland Oregon. She was 89.
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time 0:34 size 456 kb aired 1968
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| Pillsbury Cake Mix |
Nothin' says lovin', like somethin' from the oven...
...and no cake made at home was ever that tall.
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time 1:02 size 834 kb aired 1959
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