It's a Freeze-In

[jasonl]

A Sears training film(?) from 1969

There's a skinny dancing chick in this film, Austin might like this.

Also, watch for the "Poppy" fridge and freezer.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3853354331910874556&q=kenmore

 

[appnut]

Jason, I'm not sure that's Poppy. I think it might be a slight variation of Coppertone. I liked Judy Carne. Felt so bad for her when her hubby Peter Duel killed himself, had a major crush on him.

 

[swestoyz]

I just got done watching this, after doing a quick search on Google myself, moments ago. I was going to post it, and saw that you already had Jason! I could comment quite a bit on this one, but I will quite simply say, if you can sit through this 16 min 'Sales Educational Film', then you deserve a cold one! I wouldn't consider this to be 'Very Interesting.' Humph!

BTW - I loved the cheep shots at "Monkey Wards" and Western Auto.

Ben

 

[mayken4now]

jason, what fun. Thanks for the Kenmoe freezer posting!

 

[Cybrvanr]

What a great flick! Austin powers selling freezers...dancing girl spaced out on LSD...goovy!!! sex in the freezer, and plenty of comedy relief! Especially the Hammond organ musicical accompaniment was great! (lots of different drawbar settings there!). Lotsa great humor there. I always love looking at those films that show how things will be in the year 2000!

That would certainly be a great flick to add to my 16mm film collection

 

[tomturbomatic]

Frigidaire had a really ugly color called terra cotta that was an orange-brown combination. If it's not poppy, it's probably terra cotta. Barfamente, a word my brother invented when I was taking Spanish, describes it very well. I know an adverb does not describe a noun, but here they just go together or collide, maybe.