Salesclerk is very attentive. Often, they just ignore you for a while or worse, pretend you don't exist and go work elsewhere. That's what happened to me at a big-box retailer.
That was their jingle in the 1964-'65 season. In 1965-'66, it was "Come on over to the L&M side! Come on over for the taste of it! Come on over, you'll be glad you did! Come on over to the L&M side!"
I love L & M cigarettes, good tobacco and good flavor
Hardware stores sold cigarettes back in the day? I'll have to tell them Pat Summerall sent me!
Salesclerk is very attentive. Often, they just ignore you for a while or worse, pretend you don't exist and go work elsewhere. That's what happened to me at a big-box retailer.
Quite a nice cigarette jingle.
That was their jingle in the 1964-'65 season. In 1965-'66, it was "Come on over to the L&M side! Come on over for the taste of it! Come on over, you'll be glad you did! Come on over to the L&M side!"
Been looking for this ad since I ever first got on the internet. Lol
Thank you for the upload!
Very modern looking hairstyles and clothes for 1964. Simpler times: no freaking out over smoking and high cholesterol!
I freaked out when my mom smoked in the car. I would put my shirt over my mouth. Mom would say to me, "I haven't lit it yet."
L&M is a discount brand now.
they are still sold, where are they discountinued?
I wish more “full flavor” cigarettes had an all white filter today. I’ve never understood the purpose of the fake “cork” paper on filters.
A leftover from the days of "cork-tipped" filters.
Mine first cigarette L&M Light
Originally seen in 1964.