1:02 Johnny Gilbert is still announcing for JEOPARDY! in his mid-90s! 3:15 I thought I heard a note from THE LUCY SHOW theme at the end of the Pledge commercial, and there was a new episode of that series aired on Monday, March 25, 1963.
Outside of perhaps shopping at luxury locations where there is lots of merchandise in the high four figures and up, its pretty much a lost art. But its hard to believe that back then, even at the five and dimes, people dressed to the nines.
I can’t see the later generations living this way. No color TV. I was very young living through this time. That’s the way it was and we lived through it.
Just like people did in th early 1950s when they would visit the bar or friend's house who already had TV before they had one, they did the same with color TV (and later on with cable/satellite TV). You truly had to be there to understand how impactful TV was evolving, similar to how my generation appreciates the golden age of the Internet before social media changed everything.
All of the TV commercials It's been recorded for 60 years old & 1 day since the Chinese Lunar Year Water Rabbit 1963, now Water Rabbit 2023 as a 60th Year TV Diamond Recorded Jubilee.
The demonstration that Klear dries "clear as glass - never yellows" didn't really work well in black & white. But this hung around till daytime TV shifted to color, when that section of discolored glass could be seen to be actually yellow.
"The (original) Price Is Right" moved from NBC in 1963 after seven seasons to ABC, and when that popular game show switched networks, Johnny Gilbert was the announcer. That's likely where he was shilling that floor device.
1:02 Johnny Gilbert is still announcing for JEOPARDY! in his mid-90s!
3:15 I thought I heard a note from THE LUCY SHOW theme at the end of the Pledge commercial, and there was a new episode of that series aired on Monday, March 25, 1963.
I wish people would go back to dressing neat when they go out shopping!
Outside of perhaps shopping at luxury locations where there is lots of merchandise in the high four figures and up, its pretty much a lost art. But its hard to believe that back then, even at the five and dimes, people dressed to the nines.
Linda Darnell was a well-known film actress who tragically died in the mid-60s.
This was 5 days before my 8th birthday. Long, long time ago!😢
I can’t see the later generations living this way. No color TV. I was very young living through this time. That’s the way it was and we lived through it.
Just like people did in th early 1950s when they would visit the bar or friend's house who already had TV before they had one, they did the same with color TV (and later on with cable/satellite TV). You truly had to be there to understand how impactful TV was evolving, similar to how my generation appreciates the golden age of the Internet before social media changed everything.
In the Chiffon dishwashing liquid ad, that sounded like ABC New York announcer Scott Vincent, God rest his soul, doing the voiceover.
Never mind Fran Allison's hair, I wanna know what Kukla and Ollie used on their hair! I hear Kukla was quite the babe magnet...
Didn't think housewives' work can induce muscle pain. 😥
All of the TV commercials It's been recorded for 60 years old & 1 day since the Chinese Lunar Year Water Rabbit 1963, now Water Rabbit 2023 as a 60th Year TV Diamond Recorded Jubilee.
The guy doing the Quicky Waxer commercial is a cure for insomnia
That's Johnny Gilbert, the man who outlived Alex Trebek on JEOPARDY...
Rare spot starring legendary game show announcer Johnny Gilbert.
I’ve never seen any of these I’m 15 and my mom was born in 1963 so I wanted to see what it was like back then
The Campbell Kid/Speedy
Alka-Seltzer.
is your for a song episodes are gone
The demonstration that Klear dries "clear as glass - never yellows" didn't really work well in black & white. But this hung around till daytime TV shifted to color, when that section of discolored glass could be seen to be actually yellow.
I was going on 7 years old when these commercials were first on TV !
Does anyone remember the JEWEL T man
He was a guy who came to your house and sell you spices, coffee, tea etc.
I was 8,going on 9 in early 1963:-)
Sometimes i like to smoke my pipe and read a book while i have ads like these in the background. Its quite relaxing lol.
Bill Shipley for Pledge Wax.
The man demonstrating the new floor water at 1:00 sounds an awful lot like Johnny Gilbert from “Jeopardy!”. He is 95 now, so he’d be 34 here….
It is. Looks like it was done on a game show.
"The (original) Price Is Right" moved from NBC in 1963 after seven seasons to ABC, and when that popular game show switched networks,
Johnny Gilbert was the announcer. That's likely where he was shilling
that floor device.
I could have used CHIFFON to WASH my DISHES?!? Hell, I use to use CHIFFON on my TOAST...😜
These commercials were on TV when President John F. Kennedy was still alive. I'd like to think he saw them on TV.
I somehow think is was busier with other things.
WHY, dear ? If he didn't, do you feel that 'e missed out on some unparalleled once-in-a-lifetime treat ??!
Fantastic commercials!
I was 25 days old
laurie creelmans dad
sees mark he is feeling sad
todd proud of his gag (x-ray specs
Beans beans the musical fruit the more you eat the more you toot
Depends on what kind of beans produce the best...you know. 😆
First Swiffer
What happened to "long fingernails/" they are so out of here at salons.
3:15 Beans?! What about *Haggis*?
What does Scotland have to do with beans ?.
@@johnbockelie3899 Yeah, what does Scotland have to do with beans?
Too disgusting & banned in the U.S. 🤢
@@luisreyes1963 But we do have Sega (which sounds like "Haggis" backwards)! 😁
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