irishwashguy
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I love this one!!!
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Memorable TV Commercials!
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oxydolfan1
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Noo Yawk Nostalgia
"Puppy City, Ocean Avenue and Avenue U...
FREE Housebreaking WEE-WEE PADS!!!....With EVERY Purchase!!"
"Puppy City, Ocean Avenue and Avenue U...
FREE Housebreaking WEE-WEE PADS!!!....With EVERY Purchase!!"
irishwashguy
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Real Maytag commercial
I love this dryer
I love this dryer
irishwashguy
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Or this one
Take a look
Take a look
irishwashguy
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Or this one
What a fab car!!
What a fab car!!
"Climax!" of the Plymouth mystery...
Hey, irishwashguy and badata...
Chrysler Corporation sponsored two shows in the mid-'50s...three out of every four weeks, it was a dramatic anthology called "Climax!" (hence the little witty pun above)...and the fourth week was devoted to a show called "Shower of Stars," which specialized in musical comedies.
The co-hosts were William Lundigan (the dude talkin' about the Plymouth in this spot) and Mary Costa. I remember it chiefly for Art Gilmore's voice-overs at the start of the show: "PLYMOUTH! DODGE! DeSOTO! CHRYSLER! and IMPERIAL! The five great cars of the FORWARD LOOK...from CHRYSLER CORPORATION!" (Good trick for a car nut who was only five years old at the time.)
Art Gilmore, you may recall, was the voice-over announcer for "Highway Patrol" and "The Red Skelton Hour" for many, many years.
Hey, irishwashguy and badata...
Chrysler Corporation sponsored two shows in the mid-'50s...three out of every four weeks, it was a dramatic anthology called "Climax!" (hence the little witty pun above)...and the fourth week was devoted to a show called "Shower of Stars," which specialized in musical comedies.
The co-hosts were William Lundigan (the dude talkin' about the Plymouth in this spot) and Mary Costa. I remember it chiefly for Art Gilmore's voice-overs at the start of the show: "PLYMOUTH! DODGE! DeSOTO! CHRYSLER! and IMPERIAL! The five great cars of the FORWARD LOOK...from CHRYSLER CORPORATION!" (Good trick for a car nut who was only five years old at the time.)
Art Gilmore, you may recall, was the voice-over announcer for "Highway Patrol" and "The Red Skelton Hour" for many, many years.
perc-o-prince
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My mother made me sing this for a saleswoman because she cou
I can bring home the bacon (da da da da), fry it up in a pan (da da da da), and never, never ever let you forget you're a man, 'cause I'm a woman... Enjoli (SP)!!
Chuck
I can bring home the bacon (da da da da), fry it up in a pan (da da da da), and never, never ever let you forget you're a man, 'cause I'm a woman... Enjoli (SP)!!
Chuck
perc-o-prince
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p.s.-
Yes, she did "know" before I told her. Of course, it may have had something to do with discovering some MM porn of mine years prior too!
Chuck
Yes, she did "know" before I told her. Of course, it may have had something to do with discovering some MM porn of mine years prior too!
Chuck
jasonl
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New Orleans
I love the OLD New Orleans ads.
Bill Watson Ford
Mike Persia Chevrolet
McKenzie's
K&B
Time Saver
and you KNOW you're a native New Orleanian if you can sing...
Rosenberg's
Rosenberg's
EIGHTEEN TWENTY-FIVE.... TOO-LANE
(1825 Tulane)
and
Seafood City... Very pretty
Down on Broad and St. Bernard (pronounced "Bah-nawd"
I love the OLD New Orleans ads.
Bill Watson Ford
Mike Persia Chevrolet
McKenzie's
K&B
Time Saver
and you KNOW you're a native New Orleanian if you can sing...
Rosenberg's
Rosenberg's
EIGHTEEN TWENTY-FIVE.... TOO-LANE
(1825 Tulane)
and
Seafood City... Very pretty
Down on Broad and St. Bernard (pronounced "Bah-nawd"
58limited
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The GM Five For 58
Golden Jubilee. Ok mom, put on your best evening gown, we're goin' car shoppin'
Golden Jubilee. Ok mom, put on your best evening gown, we're goin' car shoppin'
Hey, 58limited--you no doubt noticed the '58 Limited convertible in the Buick shots!
BTW, I saw a cool solid white 1958 Pontiac Chieftain 2-door Catalina (hardtop coupe) this morning in Granite City, Illinois...looked like it came from the GM commercial! (Gave the guy who drove it--whom I know personally--a big thumbs-up as I drove past as he parked it at his car restoration shop.)
BTW, I have read the '59 GM line was going to be a rehash of the '58 models, but some people saw early-production models of the new '57 Chrysler products and convinced Harley Earl to comeup with all-new '59's ("all new all over again," to quote a Chevy commercial!)...
Charlie/bongobro
BTW, I saw a cool solid white 1958 Pontiac Chieftain 2-door Catalina (hardtop coupe) this morning in Granite City, Illinois...looked like it came from the GM commercial! (Gave the guy who drove it--whom I know personally--a big thumbs-up as I drove past as he parked it at his car restoration shop.)
BTW, I have read the '59 GM line was going to be a rehash of the '58 models, but some people saw early-production models of the new '57 Chrysler products and convinced Harley Earl to comeup with all-new '59's ("all new all over again," to quote a Chevy commercial!)...
Charlie/bongobro
irishwashguy
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Try this one on for size, powdered detergent from the future
I thought that this one was really neat.
I thought that this one was really neat.
