Pearl & Dean cinema adverts (1960's-1980's, UK)
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Presenting a 73-minute reel of vintage UK cinema advertising from Pearl & Dean during the 60's and beyond, transferred from 35mm to VHS to DVD to UA-cam! This comes courtesy of a DVD I bought four London Comic Cons ago, where I also discovered the DVD featuring 99 minutes of cinema ads shared by PIFMan092 back in 2012. Unfortunately, the 72-minute DVD was not on sale, and I'll only reupload the aforementioned DVD in higher quality if someone could provide me the other one. In the meantime, enjoy this one!
1960's-70's TOBACCO:
Rizla+ - Rizla Guys
Niemeyer Samson - The Lion (1977)
Hamlet Cigars - Highway Man (1972-5)
Benson & Hedges - Ace (1970's)
Rothman's King Size - The Changing Face of Britain (1964)
Marlboro - Wild Stallions (1970's)
Peter Stuyvesant - The Greek Islands
John Player Special - In This Modern World
1960'S TV:
Daily Sketch - Pool
Silhouette - Little Xtra Corselet
Midland Counties
Quosh - Capital Q
Fry's Medley - Do Yourself a Favour
Rimmel - Beauty on a Budget
Pez
Supersoft
H.E. - Boating
Cephos - Professor
1960'S LOCAL:
Television House - Safeguard
Laverack & Sons - Cosmetics
Stonecross Garade - Execution
North Yorkshire Timber Co. Ltd. - Cut Above the Rest
Stonecross Garage - Red Card
Automotive Accessories
Martin's Footwear - Arrival
1960's PEARL & DEAN:
Home Heating Centre - It's Cold Outside
City Tyre & Exhaust Centre - Smooth Tyre
Johnson's - The Cleaners (1963)
Caley Dari-Rich - Caley-au-lait (1950's)
Standard Triumph - The Triumph Herald
The Dawson Security Group - Chimes
Baxter & Gethin Garden Centre - Shoppers
Alpha Bathroom Centre - Explosion
H.I. Silverberg - Dave
Coty - Rhapsody in Red
Maidenform
Gillette - G-Man Faces Trouble (1961)
NP Bank - Bills
Barclays Bank - The Modern Traveller (1965)
Barclays Bank - The Driver's Dilemma (1963)
The Midland Bank - What Are You Going To Do?
Milk Marketing Board - Rally Girls (1960)
Milk Marketing Board - Joe Brown (1960, UK)
Tuf - Trust in Tuf
Joyce Happies - Lulu
Sea Witch - Sirens (1965)
Butter - Buttercup
1960's COSMETICS:
Benson & Hedges - Heist (1970's)
Bristow's Star Spray - Firm Hold
Bristow's Star Spray - Lanonlin Soft
Bristow's Lanolin Shampoo - Dry Hair Spoils It
Fiona Eyelashes
Silvikrin - Three Ways
Clairol Summer Blonde - That Summer Look
Sunsilk - Bold Hold (1965)
Body Mist
Coty - Dewfresh
Max Factor Young Pretenders - Secret
Max Factor - Let Your Eyes Talk
Max Factor Creme Puff - Excitement
Elida Wood Nymph - Once Upon a Time
Supersoft - Lady of the Lake
Brylcreem - Makes the Most of a Man
Brylcreem - A Man Wants
Brylcreem - A Man's Hair
Gillette - Right Guard
Macleans - Whiteness
Macleans - Smile
Macleans - Food
Macleans - Horse
Cossack Hairspray - Horseman (1971)
Boots 17 - Different
Mum Rollette - Rodney
Mum for Men - Daily (1970's)
French Almond - Paris
Yardley Reverie - Rome (1969)
Quickies - Clown
1960's FASHION:
Hornes - Barrel
Braemar - Knitwear in Action
Hornes - Doors
The Woolmark - Target
Peter Pell - International Styling
John Temple - How Do I Do It?
John Temple - Temple Man
ICI - The New Way to Dress
Hepworth Tailoring - Hardy Amies (1970's)
Centurion Coats - Army (1970's)
Rizla+ - Jonathan Kane (1970's)
Rizla+ - Spy (1970's)
1980's LOCAL:
Hughes - Ten Bottles (1980's)
Mahaan Restaurant & Take-Away (1980's)
Frankies Nite Club (1980's, Ireland)
Strathallan Hotel (1980's)
Regency Tandoori Restaurant - The Taste of India (1980's)
Planet India (1980's)
The Bike Shop (1980's)
Agra Indian Restaurant (1980's)
Big & Beautiful (1980's)
Narcissus Hair Studio (1980's)
Sinbad Tandoori Restaurant (1980's)
The Viceroy Balti House (1980's)
You know, as a 19 year old guy from the UK who hasn’t been to a cinema for over 2 years, even I think these advertisements have more charm to them than most cinema ads in today’s cinemas (with a few exceptions). I wonder what it must have been like to go to a cinema within that time period instead of the multiplex cinemas of today.
It was very different before you were born. Cinemas in the UK practically made these all-day affairs where you saw more than just a film by playing other things like newsreels, shorts, cartoons, etc, even intermissions!
Much more of an occasion. It was almost identical to going to the theatre, except you were seeing a film not a live show. Cinema to me has become very casual and bland, with no sense of occasion or event, and there are now so many films that big blockbusters don't stand out amongst the crowd the way they once did. The fact that hardly any staff work in cinemas now makes them somewhat cold also...
What I loved is that there were back to back showing and you could sit through as many as you liked. Very handy on a cold winter's day when you just wanted to gaze into the eyes of your latest boyfriend somewhere warm!
Cinema was an adventure in the early to mid sixties,the Saturday morning kids clubs were brilliant, almost like the Colosseum in Rome, absolutely wild! Kids from the ages of 5 to about 10 years old, no parents only ushers to try and keep some sort of order,it would take me too long to write down what went on ,under the cover of darkness but needless to say the memories that came flooding back brought an enormous smile to my face, it was the Cinerama in Govanhill, Glasgow. It maybe other cinemas weren't as rowdy,the laughs we had will stay with me forever.😂😂😂😂😂👌
01:03:00 - 'Crimplene for men' - Oh wow - just doesn't seem possible when you consider today's styles/material etc!
1:07:54 "Welcome to Frankie's Nite Club, Raphoe! Where Friday night and Sunday night are the nights for disco. Where you can disco the night away to the best disco sounds around!"
What's wrong with you? You get a dollar every time you say the word "disco"?
Nice, this sure is big. I'm not even from the UK but these are just so fascinating. Especially the Pearl and Dean intros and endings. Very Catchy songs.
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That's Henry McGee voicing the "Pinta Man" ad!
Where Laverack & Sons was once was on Market Street is now Pickering Pharmacy.
You found any of the Tiger handheld ads shown in cinemas in the 90s? I remember one of them featuring the special stage music from the Mega Drive Sonic 2!
Loved the ciggi adds.
Man, the tobacco companies saved SO MUCH MONEY when they realized that the market didn't really need them to advertise their products, people were going to buy them anyway.
" U " Certificates for Cigarette ads !!!
45:05 uhuh, very phallic!
7:54 Pearl Dean Logo The From 1970's But In Blue Screen And Black Corol Comes
It's THE BEST Pearl & Dean intro ever.
Assia Wevill’s Sea Witch advert appears at 35:25.
19:51 basis of many kit cars, they are nearly extinct!
The Mahaan is still a curry house now under the name Cheadle Tandoori and I'm surprised that The Agra is still going strong as a restaurant business as I've seen on Google Maps.
1:07:52 That's Frankie's Nightclub in Raphoe, County Donegal; Ireland.
1:12:21 Alexa, Plays Pearl and Dean theme from 90's
Can you reupload the Nissan Qashqai Paintball cinema advert that was blocked?
If it's blocked worldwide by anyone other than UMG, I don't think there's anything I can do about it, sorry.
@@HallOfAdvertising How did you get them cinema adverts from the BBFC website by the way?
You mean Pearl & Dean? Here:
business.pearlanddean.com/adverts/videosflv/
@@HallOfAdvertising Oh, well thanks man
@@HallOfAdvertising - Upload it to Dailymotion - they don't care on there :-)
Days before cigarettes and cigars adverts are banned from TV and cinema!
Cigarette ads were banned from TV in the mid-sixties but continued in cinemas for a further decade. Cigar & pipe-tobacco ads got banned from TV in the early 1990s, not sure when in cinemas.
@@speakfreeley4473 cigarette adverts are banned from tv in 1965 and cigar and tobacco adverts are banned from tv in 1991
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