“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams..
Blimey, Dusty Springfield doin a Mother's pride ad?! I remember a lot of these ads. Very nostalgic!! I used to love the R. WHITES LEMONADE ad !! I also used to love AQUA MANDA bath gel , can still smell now lol!! Wish they could make it again.
Yes DeeDee I too dream of Aqua Manda being brought back. In the original formula, not some new version! One of the loveliest fragrances ever, like the '70s in a bottle. Always mingles in my memory with the cozy smell of Carmen Rollers heating up!
@@nine.osiris3641 I remember my father singing this to the family when he’d written it. I say sang, he was completely tone deaf, but with a great sense of rhythm and a wonderful writer. His out of tune singing was extraordinarily consistent!
The Nimble advert brings back lovely memories of the 1967-70 period when TV adverts were original and nice to hear. Hard to think such a iconic singer like Dusty Springfield would advertise bread, and mention a pre war job as a knocker up. Think the 60s were a marvellous time to grow up. Everything seemed to work, and stress at work unheard of, and money, what there was pay day, seemed to go further than post decimal in 1971.
The Nimble Girl is entrancing, and even chews perfectly! As for her slim figure, my first thought was that someone that thin doesn't need slimming products... but of course, I'm not the target customer, who may be wishing that she herself were a bit more... well... nimble?
When ads were worth watching time and time again. Love those Nimble ads - I could watch them forever. The song was great too. That's James Hayter doing the voiceover for Mr. Kipling. Not seen the other three Mothers Pride ads before - only the Dusty one. Thanks for sharing.
Tim, thank you! Loved these! I'm 55, raised in the U.K. and was glued to the telly throughout my childhood (now glued to UA-cam). Greetings from Tasmania 😀
@@timbentinck Interesting to know - do you remember much about it? I've been here 15 years and love it. Looking forward to future nostalgia trips via your videos! Enjoyable distraction from work. Yikes.
An incredible collection of memories - thank you for sharing them. Your father created some real TV history back then. BTW, I fell madly in love with all the "Nimble" girls!
Wonderful to see all of those classic ads. The nimble balloon is such a brilliantly simple device. I work at JWT, and this makes me want to dig back through the archives! Thanks for sharing, your dad was clearly a talented man.
Thanks Rob, I still do voiceovers for JWT occasionally, but when I mention Nimble these days, they're all so young I just get blank looks. Maybe someone should teach company history! If it's still there, the JWT archive is fascinating.
Which ads have you V/O'd? I'm in the Sydney office (formerly of the Manchester one too), but I'd like to think that globally they keep a good record of their ads. Would make a great project to archive and collate them. I try to always reference good old ads when I'm writing about the industry!
RobTheBuilder I found all the above on tape at the London office. Hope they're still there. As for my v/o work, here's a few - www.bentinck.net/voices/index.html Cheers, Tim
Oh what fabulous memories these adverts bring back! I loved the Nimble one and only later, did I discover the song itself was called “I can’t let Maggie Go” by Honeybus. The ads in the 1970s when I was a teenager were so much more fun and interesting - unlike today’s! I remember once in class at school, we all learned the Lipsmackinthirstquenching etc slogan from the Pepsi ad!
Mothers Pride - yes, we had that at school in the 80s, horrible flabby white bread! And Nimble - my mother insisted on that stuff, you ended up eating twice as much, cancelling out it's advertised dietary advantages! If only the ASA could go back to the 60s and see these ads, they'd have a field day! Thank you for sharing, I have always enjoyed these ads, since visiting the Pack-Age Museum in 1982 when they showed old B/W ads.
Only just discovered this little treasure-trove. Thanks so much Tim for posting it. Lots I’d not seen before, despite growing up in ATV-land in the sixties. The voiceover for the Campbell’s Soup advert sounds to me like Peter Dyneley (best know, of course, as the voice of Jeff Tracy). He used this soft, mellow voice for some of Thunderbirds’ incidental characters though.
We had a Mother's Pride bakery in my home town. It was a landmark on top of a hill. It closed back in the late 1980's. Kind of sad when a household name brand disappears suddenly and is forgotten. We still have a Ryvita factory though.
I remember the Ribena bottles design, the Spiller's Shapes ad with Basil Brush, that particular Polo ad, the Nimble ad with the balloon (I think Piella Bakewell in the Wallace and Gromit film 'A Matter Of Loaf And Death' was a parody of the Nimble ads). Thank you for bringing back memories - I thought they were just imaginings, now reassured that my memories DO go that far back!
You must be very proud of your father. These adverts are part of my growing up i remember them very well. I used to love the Peal and Dean music at the Cinema. On Television in the days of these commercials people used to look forward to the adverts they were that good.
Song: she flies like a bird in the sky she flies like a bird and i wish that she was mine she flies like a bird oh me oh my i see i sigh now i know I cant let maggie go Narrator: I’m just here to waste your time but Nimble is only 40 squared calories a slice
This is amazing my friend , my father produced the Ribena adverts in the early 80s, i myself graced a short run of adverts as a wee boy with blonde curls ! I have been trying to piece together proof sherts and story boards to work out when it was as he died quite a while ago, you have been very helpful, i get the feeling that our fathers may well have worked together,or in competition for advertising contracts ! gb
@@timbentinck Arthur Hill , his other campaigns of note were Blanc Foussy during the late 80s, Bacardi,Moet Chandon, the corporate logo package for Victoria Wine, "you cannae hurry a murray!" (Murray Mints) And the corporate logo for the Glasgow underground, ie "The clockwork orange" moniker comes from the orange and white of it ! Quite a legacy really , i have had some "small world" things happen recently whereby a close friend of recent years turns out that his father was working the Glasgow school of art when my father attended ! Thanks for using youtube for something actually interesting !
It's amazing that your father was so influential in writing and producing such iconic adverts as Mr. Kipling, Nimble (my fave ads), Kraft, Ribena and Mothers pride amongst many others. You justifiably must be so proud!
How on earth did Robin Askwith ( "Confessions of a Window Cleaner") fit matrimony and house painting in with all those other commitments ? Sweeter, nicer times.
Thanks for sharing. ooh, the memories. Network DVD, who release a lot of archive TV comedy and drama from the vaults of ITV which include Thames, LWT, Granada, etc mainly catering to a niche market, even keep the original 'END Of PART' break bumpers in, sometimes called adcaps. Casual purchasers don't like this but to us collectors it's all about completeness. Now if only they could slot in 1 or 2 adverts in between those adcaps from the same year, that would really be the icing on the cake.
Hello Sir...There are a lot of familiar ads here, some iconic one's as well, famous faces to us & some not so well known, The Berger Paint ad with your sister alongside Robin Askwith & Noel Dyson, voiceovers from James Hayter & I think Joss Ackland, Emily Cumming is the only Nimble Girl I remember, Kraft Cheese slices..don't know the actor's name but he resembles Richard Griffiths, Yes you should be proud of what you're Father achieved in bringing us these famous ads, I remember you firstly from the Roger Moore movie North Sea Hijack also starring James Mason & Anthony Perkins, another support actor I recall was the cargo ship captain played by Jack Watson who was also in The McKenzie Break & Arthur of the Britons. Thankyou for posting these wonderful memories
Definitely Richard Griffiths based on his characteristic facial features and, alas, portliness. You only need to do a side by side still image of him to verify it. For some of the younger viewers, that’s Mr Vernon Dursley in the “Harry Potter” movies.
@@paianis The Scottish version was the traditional 'Plain Loaf', which was always better than the English one. I believe it still comes in waxed paper!
That’s right, it’s called plain bread and you get the ordinary one too which is called pan bread. Plain bread makes the best toast and cheese on toast. 🤤
These ads bring back such intense memories, thank you Tim. I sang many of the TV ads during the late 70's and 80's. I also remember the Shredded Wheat female vocal, very iconic. JWT gave me agreat living. Does anyone remember 3 ads... First, the Carling Black Label song, Secondly, the original Toblerone ad, and of course the iconic Bacharach "Martini" - not the US version, but the UK one. Aaah, memories! Best, Simon
Your dad invented the Mr Kipling tagline? It's incredible to think it's still going all this time later. Golden! And just think, even the Nimble Balloon has gone into our cultural history. Think of Wallace & Gromit's Piella Bakewell out of 'A matter of loaf and death'!
Excellent collection! I'm from 1987 so these ads are all new to me - I would like to release a helium balloon with 'Nimble' written on it in your father's honour :) He must have loved his career.
The Nimble Ads and the music & song that went with them, has always stayed with me since my childhood, i still love them.
I think the song ha been a hit record a few years earlier.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams..
So true!😕
I think that Joanna Lumley in the black and white Nimble ad
No
@@lebosisings Yes, absolutely.
You ant a woofin.
Wow, some hard-hitters in those Mother's Pride adverts, never seen them before.
Great video. In my opinion I think the 60s and the 70s was a much better time to have lived in.
i loved mothers pride bread😊
Nothing like it for beans on toast.
How good to hear English spoken so well.
Blimey, Dusty Springfield doin a Mother's pride ad?! I remember a lot of these ads. Very nostalgic!! I used to love the R. WHITES LEMONADE ad !! I also used to love AQUA MANDA bath gel , can still smell now lol!! Wish they could make it again.
Yes DeeDee I too dream of Aqua Manda being brought back. In the original formula, not some new version! One of the loveliest fragrances ever, like the '70s in a bottle. Always mingles in my memory with the cozy smell of Carmen Rollers heating up!
Not Dusty Springfield.
@pollymotley50 41 ... ahhh.. !!..
@@andrewdock7288It most definitely IS Dusty. Webpages for both Dusty and Mother’s Pride confirm this.
This is so soft and lovely. Makes me feel like I’m in the 60s
"rice eaters and spice eaters who now eat bread instead"
@@nine.osiris3641 I remember my father singing this to the family when he’d written it. I say sang, he was completely tone deaf, but with a great sense of rhythm and a wonderful writer. His out of tune singing was extraordinarily consistent!
I was born in 1966 and the the first thing I ever remember watching on tv was the Nimble balloon advert.
Exactly the same here, and born in that same year too !!
Excellent UK TV commercials from the 1960's and 1970's decades!!
Thank you so much for this wonderful reminder of how pleasant life used to be.
It's the first time I've seen that Nimble TV ad, (7.19) since the 1970's! Brings back lovely memories.
I'm in love with these commercials! Truly one of the coolest things I've ever found on UA-cam.
The Nimble advert brings back lovely memories of the 1967-70 period when TV adverts were original and nice to hear. Hard to think such a iconic singer like Dusty Springfield would advertise bread, and mention a pre war job as a knocker up.
Think the 60s were a marvellous time to grow up. Everything seemed to work, and stress at work unheard of, and money, what there was pay day, seemed to go further than post decimal in 1971.
remembe the flake girl on the lake, dont get flakes that big anymore
The Nimble song was 'I can't let Maggie go' by The Honeybus (from 1968)
Captain Manwairing and Sgt Wilson at 1:48. I don’t remember that advert but great to see them all the same !
The Nimble Girl is entrancing, and even chews perfectly! As for her slim figure, my first thought was that someone that thin doesn't need slimming products... but of course, I'm not the target customer, who may be wishing that she herself were a bit more... well... nimble?
Grate to see the wonderful Joanna lumley diving in the water in the nimble ad.
Sometimes the ads were better than the programme you were watching
Unlike today when ads and programmes are equally dreadful.
During an episode of Match Game, Gene Rayburn said the same thing.
My childhood wonderful memories thank you
My mum loved tweed
Wow! I remember that even though my father got free samples, my mother wouldn't use it!
Always bought some for Nanna at Christmas
Love that damn Nimble bread song...sooo pretty and 60s...
Takes me back and makes me feel safe, strangely. Thanks for uploading.
I know what you mean,I feel the same x
Thank you for posting and the interesting facts about your father's involvement with this world!
Love how 'Max' isnt at all fazed by a talking fox puppet right in his face, lol. Lovely looking dog as well.
Maybe they added the voice track afterwards.
We complain about the adds and now we're watching loads lol😂🤣🤣🤣
😂
I've just realised I have been whistling the Polo's tune for all these years!! 😊
Proper advents in those less rushed days. Great set and love the black and white. Superb Thank you.
Hello Leslie, How are you doing?
When ads were worth watching time and time again. Love those Nimble ads - I could watch them forever. The song was great too. That's James Hayter doing the voiceover for Mr. Kipling. Not seen the other three Mothers Pride ads before - only the Dusty one.
Thanks for sharing.
Loved the Nimble and Martini adds real 70s.
A much lovelier, innocent time, before we had to grow up.. Or pretend to.. 😊
Tim, thank you! Loved these! I'm 55, raised in the U.K. and was glued to the telly throughout my childhood (now glued to UA-cam). Greetings from Tasmania 😀
Kylie Jones G’day and thank you. I was born in Tassie!
@@timbentinck Interesting to know - do you remember much about it? I've been here 15 years and love it. Looking forward to future nostalgia trips via your videos! Enjoyable distraction from work. Yikes.
@@kyliejones8827 I left when I was two but I've been back twice. I love the place too. I recently wrote a story about it. Want to read it?
@@timbentinck Yes, thanks, I'd love to!!
Kylie Jones Okay. I’m a bit wary of leaving my email here but if you go here www.timbentinck.com/contact my gmail address is at the bottom.
Love all the Nimble ads at the end.
Great collection. Looking at those Nimble ads, I’m gobsmacked as to how much the area around Tower Bridge has changed!
When you got proper adverts. Now they just people wanting money, insurance, and bloody funeral's.
An incredible collection of memories - thank you for sharing them. Your father created some real TV history back then. BTW, I fell madly in love with all the "Nimble" girls!
Wonderful to see all of those classic ads. The nimble balloon is such a brilliantly simple device.
I work at JWT, and this makes me want to dig back through the archives!
Thanks for sharing, your dad was clearly a talented man.
Thanks Rob, I still do voiceovers for JWT occasionally, but when I mention Nimble these days, they're all so young I just get blank looks. Maybe someone should teach company history! If it's still there, the JWT archive is fascinating.
Which ads have you V/O'd? I'm in the Sydney office (formerly of the Manchester one too), but I'd like to think that globally they keep a good record of their ads.
Would make a great project to archive and collate them. I try to always reference good old ads when I'm writing about the industry!
RobTheBuilder I found all the above on tape at the London office. Hope they're still there. As for my v/o work, here's a few - www.bentinck.net/voices/index.html Cheers, Tim
These old commercials are so cool. Thank You for sharing.
Great memories Tim, that Nimble theme has stayed with me since I first heard it and I'm in my 50s now!
Tony Devine It's amazing how many people remember them!
@@timbentinck Ah Yes! This was "Can't let Maggie go" by Honeybus as I recall...
@@timbentinck such a great iconic tune, was such a main part of the 1960s /'70s.
Oh Such Heaven. Thank you for posting these. I live in the States now and so miss a lot of the products here.
Love them. The Dusty Springfield one talking about "knocker uppers" really takes us back to a different time.
I can remember my father trying it out on us, children just after he’d written it. The memory is fresh!
Oh what fabulous memories these adverts bring back! I loved the Nimble one and only later, did I discover the song itself was called “I can’t let Maggie Go” by Honeybus. The ads in the 1970s when I was a teenager were so much more fun and interesting - unlike today’s! I remember once in class at school, we all learned the Lipsmackinthirstquenching etc slogan from the Pepsi ad!
I agree. So many memorable ads. Can't think of any modern ones that stay the course.
The drummer for Honeybus was Pete Kircher who went on to be the Drummer for Status Quo between 1982 and 1985, he's retired now.
One of my first TV memories is the Nimble girl on the balloon. I was more interested in the Ads when I was 3 or 4 than the TV!
Greg Fletcher Hi Greg, yes my father was always more interested in the ads too!
What's the link with the music of the nimble ads?
Wow thanks for sharing. I think the nimble ads are some of my first memories. I remember the song so well.
Mothers Pride - yes, we had that at school in the 80s, horrible flabby white bread! And Nimble - my mother insisted on that stuff, you ended up eating twice as much, cancelling out it's advertised dietary advantages! If only the ASA could go back to the 60s and see these ads, they'd have a field day! Thank you for sharing, I have always enjoyed these ads, since visiting the Pack-Age Museum in 1982 when they showed old B/W ads.
Only just discovered this little treasure-trove. Thanks so much Tim for posting it. Lots I’d not seen before, despite growing up in ATV-land in the sixties.
The voiceover for the Campbell’s Soup advert sounds to me like Peter Dyneley (best know, of course, as the voice of Jeff Tracy). He used this soft, mellow voice for some of Thunderbirds’ incidental characters though.
Great stuff. The London Bridge skyline at the end of the Nimble advert was truly a glimpse into another worl.
Ikr.. London has virtually been rebuilt
@@clockworkdave9850 ... Unfortunately -, it looks a hideous mess now .
We had a Mother's Pride bakery in my home town. It was a landmark on top of a hill. It closed back in the late 1980's. Kind of sad when a household name brand disappears suddenly and is forgotten.
We still have a Ryvita factory though.
I remember the Ribena bottles design, the Spiller's Shapes ad with Basil Brush, that particular Polo ad, the Nimble ad with the balloon (I think Piella Bakewell in the Wallace and Gromit film 'A Matter Of Loaf And Death' was a parody of the Nimble ads). Thank you for bringing back memories - I thought they were just imaginings, now reassured that my memories DO go that far back!
Those were the days.
Nimble Gal(Emily Jones) looks like Rebecca Romain Stamos to me, very Pretty.❤️
Thank you. Yes I am, he was an extraordinary man.
Shows my age,I used to eat Nimble and sprayed Tweed
Glad it wasn’t the other way round!
@@timbentinck probably tasted the same lol
You must be very proud of your father. These adverts are part of my growing up i remember them very well. I used to love the Peal and Dean music at the Cinema. On Television in the days of these commercials people used to look forward to the adverts they were that good.
The Scot in the Mothers Pride ad was Andy Stewart.
3:22 when I worked in a supermarket in the 70s to the 80s, I used to call the Mr Kipling delivery driver Rudyard lol.
And when I was the delivery driver for Rowntree Mackintosh in Bristol in the 70s, I was the Yorkie Man!
Thanks for uploading, Tim. Wonderful old ads.
Gets ad blocker, watches hours of ads purposely. 🙄
Oh the irony !!!!!!
Song:
she flies like a bird in the sky
she flies like a bird and i wish that she was mine
she flies like a bird oh me oh my
i see i sigh now i know
I cant let maggie go
Narrator:
I’m just here to waste your time but Nimble is only 40 squared calories a slice
Funny!
This is amazing my friend , my father produced the Ribena adverts in the early 80s, i myself graced a short run of adverts as a wee boy with blonde curls ! I have been trying to piece together proof sherts and story boards to work out when it was as he died quite a while ago, you have been very helpful, i get the feeling that our fathers may well have worked together,or in competition for advertising contracts ! gb
Oh amazing. What was your father's name?
@@timbentinck Arthur Hill , his other campaigns of note were Blanc Foussy during the late 80s, Bacardi,Moet Chandon, the corporate logo package for Victoria Wine, "you cannae hurry a murray!" (Murray Mints)
And the corporate logo for the Glasgow underground, ie "The clockwork orange" moniker comes from the orange and white of it ! Quite a legacy really , i have had some "small world" things happen recently whereby a close friend of recent years turns out that his father was working the Glasgow school of art when my father attended !
Thanks for using youtube for something actually interesting !
Similar kinds of things to my Pa then. Ads were so much better in those days. I don’t know what modern copywriting thinks it’s doing!
God how I love these! Thank you!
My great pleasure.
It's amazing that your father was so influential in writing and producing such iconic adverts as Mr. Kipling, Nimble (my fave ads), Kraft, Ribena and Mothers pride amongst many others. You justifiably must be so proud!
If the past appears more appealing it means our future isn't. Great adds by the way
That's definitely him. Thank you so much.
Processed cheese, white-bread, cakes, mints, and sugary drinks; it’s a wonder any of us made it to our 30’s without becoming type 2 diabetic! 😱
Robin Asquith in the Berger paint add.
Thanks for that Tim. Very enjoyable.
super-evocative!
I like the fascinating website you have set up in your father's memory. What a life.
How on earth did Robin Askwith ( "Confessions of a Window Cleaner") fit matrimony and house painting in with all those other commitments ? Sweeter, nicer times.
Thanks for sharing. ooh, the memories. Network DVD, who release a lot of archive TV comedy and drama from the vaults of ITV which include Thames, LWT, Granada, etc mainly catering to a niche market, even keep the original 'END Of PART' break bumpers in, sometimes called adcaps. Casual purchasers don't like this but to us collectors it's all about completeness. Now if only they could slot in 1 or 2 adverts in between those adcaps from the same year, that would really be the icing on the cake.
Hello Sir...There are a lot of familiar ads here, some iconic one's as well, famous faces to us & some not so well known, The Berger Paint ad with your sister alongside Robin Askwith & Noel Dyson, voiceovers from James Hayter & I think Joss Ackland, Emily Cumming is the only Nimble Girl I remember, Kraft Cheese slices..don't know the actor's name but he resembles Richard Griffiths, Yes you should be proud of what you're Father achieved in bringing us these famous ads, I remember you firstly from the Roger Moore movie North Sea Hijack also starring James Mason & Anthony Perkins, another support actor I recall was the cargo ship captain played by Jack Watson who was also in The McKenzie Break & Arthur of the Britons. Thankyou for posting these wonderful memories
Thanks Phil, much appreciated.
Definitely Richard Griffiths based on his characteristic facial features and, alas, portliness. You only need to do a side by side still image of him to verify it. For some of the younger viewers, that’s Mr Vernon Dursley in the “Harry Potter” movies.
No, that’s not Richard Griffiths, but I can see why you might think it is.
I remember Joss Ackland being what I assumed was the original voice of Mr Kipling but this voiceover definitely isn’t him.
We couldn't afford Ribena, so I used to hope we would get some at friends' houses
hole in the road?.....we...
You were lucky - the best we could manage was to suck on a piece of damp cloth ! ua-cam.com/video/iEIApUNVBKg/v-deo.html
Us neither. It ended up being Quosh!
@@stephanesonneville try telling that to the kids of today. They'll never believe you!
@@joepineapples7774 we were so poor our treat was to look at Ribena bottles in the shops
Joanna Lumley taking a dip as the Nimble girl.
And Mr Joanna Lumley, aka Jeremy Lloyd, doing the narration
I want to note that the Nimble commercials (7:17) inspired '‘Piella’, the Bake Lite Girl' from Wallace and Gromit's "A Matter of Loaf and Death".
Very good adverts...many thanks for posting.
That's when Mother's Pride was a REAL loaf of bread. Not like today's wallpaper paste loaves
Well.... not really!
@@timbentinck As in it was never great to begin with.
@@paianis The Scottish version was the traditional 'Plain Loaf', which was always better than the English one. I believe it still comes in waxed paper!
That’s right, it’s called plain bread and you get the ordinary one too which is called pan bread. Plain bread makes the best toast and cheese on toast. 🤤
Amazing! I must track it down! Thank you.
The Andy Stewart one is great. I sing it all the time now😂
Those were the days. If only we could borrow Dr who's TARDIS and go back for a visit
I wouldn't bother coming back.
These ads bring back such intense memories, thank you Tim. I sang many of the TV ads during the late 70's and 80's. I also remember the Shredded Wheat female vocal, very iconic. JWT gave me agreat living. Does anyone remember 3 ads... First, the Carling Black Label song, Secondly, the original Toblerone ad, and of course the iconic Bacharach "Martini" - not the US version, but the UK one. Aaah, memories! Best, Simon
Love these. Thanks
Looked like a brief appearance by Robin Askwith in the Berger Paints ad.
I remember the Martini adverts - I thought it must be the most glamourous drink in the world. And Green Shield Stamps when buying it?
Mr Kipling's cakes were made in the town I live in . Down the street of the bakery , there was always the smell of boiling jam and vanilla.
born 1968, 70s kid , great times !!
Always sang the nimble song and to this day I sing it to our next generation ..they haven't a clue when I explain its from an old ad.
I didn't remember Joe Brown doing those Mother's Pride adverts.Was that Robin Askwith in the paint advert?
Your dad invented the Mr Kipling tagline? It's incredible to think it's still going all this time later. Golden! And just think, even the Nimble Balloon has gone into our cultural history. Think of Wallace & Gromit's Piella Bakewell out of 'A matter of loaf and death'!
That nimble advert one of my many favorite 60"songs alpine scenery the young lady must have been freezing cold though.
Absolutely numb with cold!
Basil Brush with Shapes, far out.
Some very good adverts here takes me back Good One Tim
Thanks mate, yes he was a one-off - and Emily was quite gorgeous, I was 14 and madly in love!
Foods my Granny brought me up to enjoy
Campbles condensed makes great white sauce for chicken pie
Excellent collection! I'm from 1987 so these ads are all new to me - I would like to release a helium balloon with 'Nimble' written on it in your father's honour :) He must have loved his career.
8:11 Joanna Lumbley ??
Commercial with Arthur Lowe followed by ad with Noel Dyson.... That just struck me as funny
Always remembered the Nimble girl that advert went on for years.🎈
8:05 when she came back up I thought "Thank God! "
Takes me back to the days when we didn't pay fifty quid for a loaf of bread!!!
£50 for a loaf ? Are you from 2190 ?
I remember these adverts age 3 1966