Wolf Brand Chili & Sloppy Joes 1960s TV commercial with Pop Myres

Wolf Brand Chili retro 1960s Wolf Brand Chili and Wolf Brand Sloppy Joe's classic commercial with Pop Myres the Original Wolf Brand Chili Commercial Spokes Person. Digitized by www.thewesternschannel.com from the original 16mm film reel from the Bob and Johnie Terry film archives. Lee (Pop) Myres was the official television and radio spokes person for Wolf Brand and several other brands. Many years ago Pop's Grandson Dale (Sourdough) Myres trusted us with five film reels to transfer to digital. The 16mm copy of this Wolf Brand Chili commercial and the other four we have may be the only copies to still exist. We hope these vintage commercials take you down a pleasant path to memory lane. Make sure to watch for all the classic television commercials we are releasing from our film archives every morning in July of 2024. Thanks for watching.

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Lee Pop Myres is the grandfather of Sourdough Myres one of the wonderful western music performers who performs at Cowboy Campfire Tales at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. Pop Myres was a pioneer in broadcasting in Texas! He was a tough man on April 25, 1970, at the Dallas Karate Championships (DKC) in Texas I saw Pop Myers rough up an Asian guy named Bruce Lee, who shot his mouth off when he should not have concerning, American boxing not being equal or effective against Chinese style boxing. And when it was over Pop helped the Asian fella up and shook his hand and wished him well. I never heard of Pop Myers starting a fight, just that he finished them.