TV Commercials 1960's

TV Commercials 1960's

[@briangriffin4937]

These mad old ads bring back so many childhood memories: I used to sing the “Mean Mr. Clean” jingle (with different lyrics) about my strict 3rd grade teacher, Mrs. Green - “…she hates kids!” That really broke ‘em up in the lunchroom! For the rest of the school year I was Mrs. Green’s mortal enemy. Wherever you are, I’m sorry Mrs. Green.

[@sheriheffner2098]

My mom used Bandaid and she loved yanking them off our knees and arms and legs.

[@calvinguile1315]

That Mr. Clean commercial was super cute, the one with the song

[@michaelolz]

I’m actually old enough to remember the corrugated paper lining of the Pringles can.

[@jchow5966]

Me too! Lol

[@johnwilbanks3885]

How bout Granny Goose potato chips?

[@sheriheffner2098]

That's the reason they didn't break. They sure break now.

[@MichaelBoyce-tm2vw]

The alka seltzer commercials was covered by the T Bones aka Hamilton,Joe Frank and Reynolds.

[@TimelordR]

Glad we still have Pringle's Potato Chips & so many varieties.

[@lopezrayd.9271]

Boldman should have had his own comic-book series after his TV catoon commercial debut aa well as his own animated series this side of Spider-Man, Batman, Superman, who already had their own Saturday morning aninated adventures back then! Let's see what happens in 2024 should Boldman return with a Saturday morning TV cartoon show and his own comic-book series by then!

[@jchow5966]

That you for this terrific collection. This brings back many happy and warm memories. ☮️💟

[@dwightpowell6673]

No more BOLD detergent or BIZ.

[@fromthesidelines]

The one thing these commercials have in common is that they were created by Thomas Scott Cadden.......

[@laurencefinston7036]

I'm pretty sure the voice-over in the Curad ad was Ken Nordine (of "Word Jazz" fame).

[@fromthesidelines]

Norman Rose was the announcer.

[@brentmann2988]

26:25 the voice of Danny Dark for Pringles. This is one of the earliest Danny Dark voice-overs I've come across on youtube.

[@johnbockelie3899]

Boris Karloff has enough coffee to wake the Mummy, and the Frankenstein monster.😃

[@gmclubapparel]

Was the butter nut coffee guy @ 9:45 in a hurricaine? Sheesh!

[@elc1960]

The blonde haired woman in the Bold commercial at 21:32 looks like the late Maggie Peterson (Charlene Darling from The Andy Griffith Show), but I'm not sure if it's her. Then you have Phil Silvers for Pream non-dairy coffee creamer, with Robert Strauss (Animal from Stalag 17) as the cop. House Peters Jr. plays the live action Mr. Clean.

[@marktrow4142]

it's nice to go back in time and see how commercials and life was back in those days. I was born in 84 but I do have an appreciation of these commercials. it's like a time-machine watching these. can I ask how were you able to get this old footage?

[@facebook51ify]

That sucaryl commercial looks like a showing of their stomachs on TV .

[@siag2345]

That reminds me of the Alka-Seltzer commercial no matter what shape your stomach is in.

[@sheriheffner2098]

Saccharine was killing people.

[@Toyuki1]

That animated one with the baby throwing his food on the floor and the girl wiping her hands on the wall-looked promising-but the video ran out before it finished. Shucks--.

[@Avatar610]

The color commercials are in serious need of color restoration! “Vinegar syndrome”, anyone?

[@elc1960]

Hate to say the Pringles people are wrong, but I've never seen a can of Pringles chips that didn't have some broken chips in it when it was opened. Some breaking is inevitable during the shipping process.

[@dwightpowell6673]

No more Butter-nut coffee.

[@fromthesidelines]

13:00- Gerald Mohr, announcer.

[@rkdvideo]

Pringles was out in 1966? I thought they didn't come out until the early 70's.....?

[@fromthesidelines]

Most of these ads were NOT seen in 1966. Pringles was introduced in 1970. The classic "Mr. Clean" ad at 16:12 was originally shown in 1958.....................

[@DLAN-jb3hb]

Me too, I remember them in the mid 70's.

[@vividwatch47]

Also note during the third Pringles commercial that it was "available only in limited areas".

[@ezrakamari8123]

Pro trick : you can watch movies on flixzone. I've been using it for watching a lot of movies lately.

[@gagemorgan8139]

@Ezra Kamari Yea, I have been watching on flixzone} for since november myself :)

[@johnbockelie3899]

Pringles , no giant air pocket , and more chips.

[@kevingreene62kg]

Was that Norman Fell of Three's Company at the poker table in the Pringles commercial?

[@lp-xl9ld]

Someone has a thing for Bold detergent

[@Treasures4Food]

What a cool share.

[@juiuice]

What's the last commercial

[@dannygaines206]

The 1960's wrote rhymes that the master of Whirlpool sing.

[@oscaranimations958]

Maybe in 16mm

[@RichardVernadeau]

Here's a few more classic 1960s tv commercials: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJ-mm5uAq7xssNE

[@vividwatch47]

Is that Elaine Joyce in the Mr. Clean commercial?

[@dwightpowell6673]

Where are the black characters....we are consumers too?

[@elc1960]

Sad to say, but black people were horribly underrepresented in TV commercials and on TV shows throughout most of the '60s. I grew up in a predominately black neighborhood back then and always wondered why, if most of my classmates weren't white, then why was almost everyone on TV white? The answer was simple: the people who produced the shows and commercials were all Caucasian. The '70s brought the slow change and things got better. Not great, you understand, just better.

[@djcrash7047]

11:45

[@greeneye2037]

I was born in 2002 , come and judge me please.

[@user-tv1le7sw2l]

I know Bold Man hit that shit😂. Not one of those commercials were any good #stupid

[@endolfdaise5168]

Please find Imogene Coca commercial for Prince Spaghetti singing "Busy Women Love Prince" ...from late 50's or early 60's

[@fromthesidelines]

14:05- Michael Rye, announcer.

[@fromthesidelines]

20:27- Allen Swift, announcer.