CLASSIC TV COMMERCIALS THE 60'S VOL 1

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Adorable commercial

[@pauljones3797]

Great Quality!

[@bobflewin3024]

We haven't seen these commercials In years, yet the jingles are so familiar

[@scottyg5403]

This is before pharmaceutical companies took over advertising!

[@fromthesidelines]

2:39- 1965. Vocal by Vic Damone (rest in peace). Phil Tonken, announcer.

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

Considering these ads were done in the 60s, they're probably all RIP...or almost all. :(

[@ComicManGus]

AMAZING!!!!!

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

4:36 That Hamm's beer ad is so weird... A couple of bears are going camping at a campground (as opposed to simply living in the nearby woods(?); the little flying thing with the lightbulb butt, and the dark thing around his eye and over his nose, was singing the high notes of the jingle; the bigger bear grabs one of those little balls of light (which apparently was a beer can(?)), and either gets electrocuted by it or the beer was just "zapped" into his body(!?!); and, both bears apparently hallucinating (or really drunk), when they look up in the sky and see "Hamm's Beer". I wonder what Yogi the Bear would think of all that...

[@quentinkirk3870]

Damn You caught all Of That?.

[@michaelvrooman5681]

😂😂😂 Bears camping with beer. Should have been your first clue. Real bears drink whiskey.

[@ricaug50]

Everyone who was a child in the early 60's,even if you were a toddler, those Hamm beer commercials are ingrained in our collective DNA! (LOL) The beat of that drum, then the music starts, and then that catchy jingle. Then you have cartoon bears on top of that! What more do you need to capture a kid's attention. Too bad it was a beer commercial.

[@lscarver5]

I remember hearing that catchy coppertone jingle from my childhood.

[@marcusfelix8774]

You prolly dont give a shit but if you are stoned like me during the covid times you can stream all the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. I've been watching with my gf these days =)

[@keanudawson8657]

@Marcus Felix yup, I have been using instaflixxer for years myself :D

[@leonardkian4305]

@Marcus Felix Definitely, I have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself :)

[@rossiross2142]

The Ivory soap commercial is so sweet.

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

Does anyone still refer to bars of soap as "cakes"?? (e.g., at 1:30) I don't remember hearing it in an ad, at least.

[@FreshRose-z3s]

@@not-so-smartaleck8987 me neither ☺️

[@SDS-ee9js]

Agreed☺️

[@fromthesidelines]

3:54- Ed Reimers for Crest.

[@elc1960]

If it weren't for Crest TV ads in the '60s, most of us would never have heard the word "dentifrice"...

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

4:15 I used Crest toothpaste as a kid, but I don't remember the term "dentifrice" (didn't read the small print on the side of the box...actually, my mom probably threw the box away before leaving the tube near the sink, anyway). I'm not really old enough (born in '62) to remember these ads from the 60's, in any case.

[@elc1960]

Two different ads announced by Dick Tufeld here.

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

3:40 So she drove her kids all the way from California to Indiana, just to show them the "Dental Study Unit"? I'm sure they were REALLY impressed (yawn).

[@ilovebeinagirl]

The kind of mother who would put an apple, orange and some dental floss in your Christmas stockings **eyeroll**

[@michaelvrooman5681]

Those old deoderants contained aluminum oxides and such. I wonder how many caused skin cancer ?

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

That Arrid commercial was pretty harsh--I don't the woman at 6:40 had any "pit" stains, LOL And at 7:04, I didn't know deodorants causing fabrics to "rot"(?!?) was a thing...

[@elc1960]

How'd you like to have to clean that living room at 2:26? The smell, and all those different animals shitting on the rug, then walking through it and grinding it into the carpet...

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

Something tells me they didn't actually live in the house (except the dog, probably).

[@hebneh]

The Coppertone commercial is so peculiar by today’s standards...underaged little girl’s bare butt being exposed, the “Don’t be a paleface!” slogan, the attractive white couple dressed entirely in white who are trying to make themselves look dark during a time of struggle in the USA to end discrimination against dark-skinned people.. all very worthy of analysis.

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

The girl saying "don't be a paleface" is pretty "cringe-y" by today's standards, but I remember that logo of the little girl with the dog pulling on her bathing suit--no big deal, really--and I don't understand your comment about the white couple using suntan lotion to get a tan...what exactly is wrong with that?!? The "struggle in the USA to end discrimination against dark-skinned people", either then or now, has nothing to do with someone sunbathing (trying to get a tan) at the beach. SMH

[@bobbyfrancis8957]

That little girl Coppertone ad is innocent, I saw it many times in the 1960s before I was 10, it didn't bother me, why should. it bother you?

[@davemojarra4734]

Buy! Consume!

[@luisreyes1963]

Reproduce! 😬

[@nostalgia6578]

Yep! Cleaner teeth and lower IQ - Love that fluoride!