"Pepsi Intermission" (Hans Conried) Pepsi Commercial, 1957

Here's a "Pepsi Intermission" with the great Hans Conried, in silent performance and voice-over, talking to himself. I didn't see this out there anywhere, so I thought I'd post it. One source put this as being from 1955, but there's a very good chance this aired during the "Annie Get Your Gun" program mentioned at the beginning, which means this was seen on November 27th, 1957. I couldn't find a pic of his wife, Margaret Grant, so I don't know if that's really her, or if those are their real kids. (Or their real dog, for that matter...)

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No-one will ever promote Pepsi better than Captain Hook himself.

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"And NOW! Which should it be? Tha Pepsi? Or THA PLANK!?!?" LOL

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@@tarkancerci2567 nice

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and Snidely Whiplash

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@@tarkancerci2567 “The royal coke, Pepsi Cola!”

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My favorite actor of all time!

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Very talented gentleman

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“And NOW! Which should it be? Tha pen? Or THA PLANK!?!?”
“Captain Hook, we will never join your crew!”
“As you wish ma Lady! Lady’s first my dear!”

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Now walk the plank while I an me crew help ourselves to an ice cold Pepsi LOL

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"Oh by the way smee, tell the crew to help themselves to me best pepsi."

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Stefan: Duke announce the royals about Pepsi Colas.
Ps. Lord Duke is one of the servants of King Stefan, serving as head of the household

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@@matthewhedrichjr.5445I recently watched the clip from lady and the tramp with aunt Sara taking lady to get her muzzle, and I could tell the pet store owner’s voice was also presumably voiced by Hans Conried himself. Sometimes the actors sneak in some bit part uncredited roles.

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Originally seen during the "live" TV edition of "Annie Get Your Gun" (starring Mary Martin and John Raitt) on NBC....co-sponsored by Pepsi. This is probably one of the few color segments that survive from that production, as the live portions were preserved on black and white kinescope film.

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Thank you thank you fellow poopils