1950's Animated Sugar Crisp Cereal

[@fromthesidelines]

Originally seen on "HOPALONG CASSIDY" (hour-long edited versions of William Boyd's 1930's and '40s movies, seen early Sunday evenings on NBC, for Post cereals) in 1950.

[@raymondgallardo576]

0:30 Thurl Ravenscroft - doing that voice for Post while being Tony for Kellogg's!

[@Croonr1]

That’s not Thurl. It’s Michael Stewart

[@raymondgallardo576]

@@Croonr1 Close anyway - thank you!

[@RA-dm1yn]

Thanks!

[@NCF8710]

The good old days when the word 'sugar' appeared on the box!

[@Strawberry92fs]

Can't get enough of that sugar crisp, keeps me goin strong.

[@AuroraBD0618]

Wow!!!!

[@daiamondorobotto9812]

196th-decade's

[@CrucianCarpEnjoyer]

Why does this style of drawing humans reminds me of Animan Studios..

[@thestopmotionkitten9583]

He had a cowboy animation too

[@Barbarra63297]

Maybe I'm just prejudiced for vintage things but our commercials didn't seem as abrasive and vapid as the ones nowadays.