1970s commercials
aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu
Does anybody remember "they call it Charly"? That perfume ad
that ran for years. Or how about Hamms Beer, "From the Land of
Sky Blue Waters....", Lowenbrau Beer, "Here's to good friends
tonight is kind of special....", "It's not nice to fool with
mother nature.", "Give a hoot, don't pollute.", "Come to think
of it I'll have a Heinekin", "I could of had a V8.",
Charley Starkist Tuna, "Country Time Lemonade, tastes just
like good old fashioned lemonade.", "HUNGRY, HUNGRY JACK"...
Great Memories.....
There are tons more...list them.....
Thanks,
AJ
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OHMSS
Kent Wayson wrote:
> Shelley Hack ("Charlie's Angels") did Charly commericals (and was the
> only Charlie's Angel to get fired).
>
No, not quite....Kate Jackson was fired in May 1979. Hack was fired
becuase she wasn't very popular with audiences and because she did not
get along with Cheryl Ladd, who was quite the bitch herself that
particular season (she hated Hack and was also getting a divorce from
David Ladd.). Only Jaclyn Smith displayed Angelic traits both on and
offscreen, which is probably why she is so fondly remembered by us
Angels fans!
I always look back on those last two seasons and wish they hadn't
hired Tanya Roberts after Hack left.
chipster
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Laura
aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote:
> snip
> Does anybody remember "they call it Charly"? That perfume ad
> that ran for years. Or how about Hamms Beer, "From the Land of
> Sky Blue Waters....",
How bout:
"Here's to good friends, tonight is kind of special. The beer will pour.
Must say something more, somehow.....If you've got the time, We've got
the beer. Miller Beer...." [corrections welcome] --laura
Daddy Zack
On Fri, 08 Nov 1996 09:57:39 -0800, Laura <lau...@mail.csrlink.net>
wrote:
>aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote:
>> snip
>> Does anybody remember "they call it Charly"? That perfume ad
>> that ran for years. Or how about Hamms Beer, "From the Land of
>> Sky Blue Waters....",
>
>How bout:
>
>"Here's to good friends, tonight is kind of special. The beer will pour.
> Must say something more, somehow.....
let it be Lowenbrau.
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Kent Wayson
On 8 Nov 1996 18:36:45 GMT, "buck" <bu...@enter.net> wrote:
>Does anyone remember that commercial for "Gee your hair smells good"
>shampoo? Or, how bout a commercial that started off like this, "Who's got
>short, shorts, we've got shorts, shorts, if you dare wear shorts, shorts,
>Nairs got shorts, shorts" or something like to that effect. Here's my
>short list of commercials that I vaguely remember...."Maxwell House" coffee
>with Mrs. Olson, "Breck" shampoo, "Rice-A-Roni" the San Fransisco
>treat...the trolley down the hill scene, "Give a Hoot Don't Pollute",
>"Afro-Sheen"...sponsored "The Sooooouuuulll Train", It's slinky, it's
>slinky the.......toy" for Slinky. Amy
>
"Gee your hair smells terrific" - Wasn't the shampoo actually called
"Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific"?
"Nair for short shorts" - lots of hot pants in those Nair commercials!
This was one of my favorite commercials in the mid-1970s. I guess
the name is short for 'no hair'...
Mrs. Olson was Folger's coffee, wasn't she? And Cora (played by
Margaret Hamilton - the witch in "The Wizard of Oz") was the Maxwell
House woman. Or did Maxwell House dump Cora for Mrs. Olson? Scandal!
Kent
mben...@aol.com
In article <3283a762...@news.alpha.net>,
ways...@mail.milwaukee.k12.wi.us (Kent Wayson) writes:
>"Gee your hair smells terrific" - Wasn't the shampoo actually called
>"Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific"?
>
>
I can remember going to the skating rink and being off the floor drinking
my "suicide" with people skating by. Girls would zip by and a great wash
of "Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific!" would waft over you. They still make
it. I bought a bottle not too long ago.
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aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu
In article <8473459...@dejanews.com> <328374...@mail.csrlink.net>, Laura,
> "Here's to good friends, tonight is kind of special.
The beer will pour. Must say something more, somehow....
the taste of a truly great beer, let tonight be Lowenbrau".
-Jason Robards. I think...
I just checked the ad out to see how it went exactly
on my VCR.
Regards,
AJ
BTW-I listed some more look for 1970s Commercials II &
Re: 1970s Commercials II
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mben...@aol.com wrote:
> I can remember going to the skating rink and being off the floor drinking
> my "suicide" with people skating by.[...]
^^^^^^^
Is that what I think it is (i.e. all kinds of soda mixed together ...
coke, orange, root beer, 7-up, etc. ..)
mben...@aol.com
>Is that what I think it is (i.e. all kinds of soda mixed together ...
>coke, orange, root beer, 7-up, etc. ..)
>
>
Yep- it probably was everything left in the bottom of the syrup cylanders
mixed up to make us feel like we were having a mixed drink (which I guess
we were, huh?).
BB
"buck" <bu...@enter.net> wrote:
>"Afro-Sheen"...sponsored "The Sooooouuuulll Train", It's slinky, it's
>slinky the.......toy" for Slinky.
I think it went: It's Slinky
It's Slinky
That wonderful, wonderful toy
It's Slinky
It's Slinky
Everyone knows it's Slinky!
And:
"Sponsored in part by AfroSheen, UltraSheen, and AfroSheen cosmetics."
BB
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Marie
I was watching TV Sat. night and I happened to see a program that was
showing some old commercials . There before my eyes was my favorite
commercial of all
Life cereal with Mikey and his brother
Let Mikey try it
What was the next line?
He'll try anything or was it
He'll eat anything ????
Marie
john
In article <32838402...@netnews.worldnet.att.net>, * wrote:
> On Fri, 08 Nov 1996 09:57:39 -0800, Laura <lau...@mail.csrlink.net>
> wrote:
>
> >aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote:
> >> snip
> >> Does anybody remember "they call it Charly"? That perfume ad
> >> that ran for years. Or how about Hamms Beer, "From the Land of
> >> Sky Blue Waters....",
> >
> ><snip>
Is the "Sky Blue Waters" ad the one with the Native American woman in the
canoe talking about maize?
Also remember the public service ads (kinda like "Schoolhouse Rock") for
kids to teach them nutrition : "The Munchies" (an anti oversnacking
jingle), "Hankering for a hunk of cheese" (Before we knew about "good"
&"bad" fats.), "Beans & Rice" (striking a victory for meat alternatives
everywhere!!) Beth
aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu
In article <8473459...@dejanews.com> <328374...@mail.csrlink.net> <32838402...@netnews.worldnet.att.net> <gopsu1-1211...@phd-as9s18.erols.com>,
gop...@aol.com (john ) wrote:
>
> In article <32838402...@netnews.worldnet.att.net>, * wrote:
> > On Fri, 08 Nov 1996 09:57:39 -0800, Laura <lau...@mail.csrlink.net>
> > wrote:
> >
> > >aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote:
> > >> snip
> > >> Does anybody remember "they call it Charly"? That perfume ad
> > >> that ran for years. Or how about Hamms Beer, "From the Land of
> > >> Sky Blue Waters....",
> > >
> > ><snip>
> Is the "Sky Blue Waters" ad the one with the Native American woman in the
> canoe talking about maize?
No, this is HAMM'S BEER...remember with the HAMM'S BEAR...
the cartoon bear that goofs up all the time in front of
his other animal friends....I think you are thinking about
LAND O' LAKES BUTTER.....
> Also remember the public service ads (kinda like "Schoolhouse Rock") for
> kids to teach them nutrition : "The Munchies" (an anti oversnacking
> jingle), "Hankering for a hunk of cheese" (Before we knew about "good"
> &"bad" fats.), "Beans & Rice" (striking a victory for meat alternatives
> everywhere!!) Beth
>
I do remember those....
Thanks,
AJ
aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu
In article <8473459...@dejanews.com> <328374...@mail.csrlink.net> <847514...@dejanews.com> <5694sg$5...@camel1.mindspring.com>,
Hi Marie
I think it went as follow:
"Some cereal its supposed to be good for you.
Are you going to try it. I'm not going to try it.
Let's get Mikey. Yeah! He won't eat it, He hates
everything. He likes it! He likes it! Hey Mikey...."
Now that comes from my memory which is rusting with age...
I am not positive on that one but I gave it my best shot,
If anyone knows the exact dialogue, I would like to know
myself-your question has baffled me for years...what did
they really say...???
Thanks for responding....
buck
That's it BB!!!! ;- ) Amy
gs...@aol.com
>> Life cereal with Mikey and his brother
----
>"Some cereal its supposed to be good for you.
>Are you going to try it. I'm not going to try it.
>Let's get Mikey. Yeah! He won't eat it, He hates
>everything. He likes it! He likes it! Hey Mikey...."
I'm taking this from memory myself so .....
What's that?
It's some cereal - suppose to be good for you.
You gonna try it?
I'm not gonna try it --- you try it
I'm not gonna try it.
Hey! Let's get Mikey!
Yeah!
He won't eat it - he hates everything.
Hey Mikey! He likes it!
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Forgeting someone is like forgeting to turn off the light in the back yard
so it stays lit all the next day -
But then it's the light that makes you remember.
- unknown
Kent Parks
: showing some old commercials . There before my eyes was my favorite
: commercial of all
: Life cereal with Mikey and his brother
: Let Mikey try it
: What was the next line?
"He won't eat it, he hates everything!"
"He likes it! Hey Mikey!"
Kent
buck
Does anyone remember the jingle that Joey Heatherton use to sing for Serta
Mattress?
"............. ...........by Serrrtaahh". Amy
Shane Hill
This made me think of one of my favorites.
"My Bolonga has a first name it's OSCAR it also has a second name that's
MAYER...." with the kid on the pier fishing.
djd
In <01bbd319$d999d080$521e...@buck.enter.net> "buck" <bu...@enter.net>
writes:
Serta Perfect sleeper? Ohhh, Joey Heatherton. Man, I woulda'
likedta'...oh, sorry. Family newsgroup.
Duane
djd...@ix.netcom.com
mben...@aol.com
In article <01bbd319$d999d080$521e...@buck.enter.net>, "buck"
<bu...@enter.net> writes:
>Does anyone remember the jingle that Joey Heatherton use to sing for
Serta
>Mattress?
>"............. ...........by Serrrtaahh". Amy
>
>
Be a Perfect Sleeper!
Buy a Perfect Sleeper, Perfect Sleeper....by Serta!
Elizabeth J Scherrer
Duane,
Something like this.....'buy a perfect sleeper, buy a perfect sleeper,
perfect sleeper. Buy Serta.' She WAS pretty cute. Dean Martin gave her
her start in t.v. The commercial must be from the late 60s.
Anyone remember the Norge commercial: "Knock on any Norge. (sound of
knocking) Knock on any Norge. Hear the solid sound of quality, knock on
any Norge. Here is why you'll be glad it's a Norge."
elizabeth
On 16 Nov 1996, djd wrote:
> In <01bbd319$d999d080$521e...@buck.enter.net> "buck" <bu...@enter.net>
> writes:
> >
> >Does anyone remember the jingle that Joey Heatherton use to sing for
> Serta
> >Mattress?
> >"............. ...........by Serrrtaahh". Amy
>
Trudi Marrapodi
In article <56l344$d...@dfw-ixnews4.ix.netcom.com>,
djd...@ix.netcom.com(djd) wrote:
> In <01bbd319$d999d080$521e...@buck.enter.net> "buck" <bu...@enter.net>
> writes:
> >
> >Does anyone remember the jingle that Joey Heatherton use to sing for
> Serta
> >Mattress?
> >"............. ...........by Serrrtaahh". Amy
>
> Serta Perfect sleeper? Ohhh, Joey Heatherton. Man, I woulda'
> likedta'...oh, sorry. Family newsgroup.
>
> Duane
> djd...@ix.netcom.com
Hah!
It was:
"Be a perfect sleeper,
Buy a Perfect Sleeper,
Perfect Sleeper by Serta."
Perfect Sleeper was a mattress. Joey used to lie on the mattress and sing
the jingle. But she only mentioned sleeping on it. Nothing else...:-)
Mike Shapiro
pa...@ruby.ils.unc.edu (Kent Parks) wrote:
>: Let Mikey try it
Mikey was another child actor supposed to have died in one horrible
accident or another (the Beaver, Eddie Munster, Jody from Family
Affair) who turned out to have just gotten older like everyone else.
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-mike shapiro "This is the land of Peace,
e-mail: bigm...@ix.netcom.com Love, Justice, and No Mercy-
Thunder Road"
Steve Ellis
Kent Wayson
On 8 Nov 1996 18:36:45 GMT, "buck" <bu...@enter.net> wrote:
>Does anyone remember that commercial for "Gee your hair smells good"
>shampoo? Or, how bout a commercial that started off like this, "Who's got
>short, shorts, we've got shorts, shorts, if you dare wear shorts, shorts,
>Nairs got shorts, shorts" or something like to that effect. Here's my
>short list of commercials that I vaguely remember...."Maxwell House" coffee
>with Mrs. Olson, "Breck" shampoo, "Rice-A-Roni" the San Fransisco
>treat...the trolley down the hill scene, "Give a Hoot Don't Pollute",
>"Afro-Sheen"...sponsored "The Sooooouuuulll Train", It's slinky, it's
>slinky the.......toy" for Slinky. Amy
>
"Gee your hair smells terrific" - Wasn't the shampoo actually called
"Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific"?
"Nair for short shorts" - lots of hot pants in those Nair commercials!
Steve Ellis
In article <56vrk0$n...@spica.cc.utexas.edu> cmi...@hpcf.cc.utexas.edu (Thomas C. Clancy) writes:
<<snip>>
>>"Gee your hair smells terrific" - Wasn't the shampoo actually called
>>"Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific"?
What I rember most about that product was Elayne Boosler saying "Don't you
hope these people never make a feminine hygiene product?"
Steve
Thomas C. Clancy
>>treat...the trolley down the hill scene, "Give a Hoot Don't Pollute",
>>"Afro-Sheen"...sponsored "The Sooooouuuulll Train", It's slinky, it's
>>slinky the.......toy" for Slinky. Amy
>>
>"Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific"?
>
>This was one of my favorite commercials in the mid-1970s. I guess
>the name is short for 'no hair'...
>
>Mrs. Olson was Folger's coffee, wasn't she? And Cora (played by
>Margaret Hamilton - the witch in "The Wizard of Oz") was the Maxwell
>House woman. Or did Maxwell House dump Cora for Mrs. Olson? Scandal!
What about mrs brady doing oil commercials?
What is Wessonality? Maybe we ought to ask greg.
buck
Yes Kent, I had it backwards for the coffee commercials. Mrs. Olson was
for Folgers and Cora is for Maxwell House. The shampoo "Gee your hair
smells terrific" is also the correct name. Thanks for putting my old brain
cells in order : ) Amy
PauSto
Did that spray hair cleaner make it into the 70's?..
... remember "P-S-S-S-S-S-S-T" ? Discusting!
--
The most adamantly enforced rules
are the rules that cover the butts of
and benefit the promotion of
"The people who enforce the rules"! -PS-
tvlst...@aol.com
If you are looking for commercials from the 50s, 60s or 70s (including
some listed here-Mikey, Joey Heatherton) contact me for a large, detailed
list of commercial tapes for sale. All come in a plastic box with a full
color sleeve and are at least an hour long.
Lunch Meat
"Shane Hill" <sh...@inetp.com> wrote:
>This made me think of one of my favorites.
> "My Bolonga has a first name it's OSCAR...." with the kid on the pier fishing.
My bologna has a first name, it's 0-S-C-A-R
My bologna has a second name, it's M-E-Y-E-R
Oh I love to eat it everyday
And if you ask me why, I'll saaaaay
That Oscar Meyer has a way
with B-O-L-O-G-N-A
How's that?
w...@sunlink.net
Pamela
Garrison Hack
"My Bolonga has a first name it's OSCAR...." with the kid on the pier fishing.
My bologna has a second name, it's M-A-Y-E-R
Oh I love to eat it everyday
And if you ask me why, I'll saaaaay
That Oscar Meyer has a way
with B-O-L-O-G-N-A
How's that?
"Oh I wish I were an Oscar Mayer wiener
That is what I'd truly like to be-ee-ee
For if I were an Oscar Mayer wiener
Everyone would be in love with me!"
BTW - Does anyone here have the *NERVE* to admit to having eaten and or
liking Olive Loaf?
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In article <58ekn6$s...@news-e2b.gnn.com>,
phon...@pasvrai.com (Lunch Meat) wrote:
>
> "Shane Hill" <sh...@inetp.com> wrote:
>
> >This made me think of one of my favorites.
>
fishing.
>
> My bologna has a second name, it's M-E-Y-E-R
> Oh I love to eat it everyday
> And if you ask me why, I'll saaaaay
> That Oscar Meyer has a way
> with B-O-L-O-G-N-A
>
> How's that?
Hee hee. That reminded me of the version we used to sing in
elementary school:
My President has a first name, it's J-I-M-M-Y
My President has a second name, it's C-A-R-T-E-R(we didn't care 'bout rhymes!!)
Oh, I love to trash him every day
And if you ask me why I'll sayyyyyy
Cause Jimmy Carter has a way
Of messing up the USA!
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Heyyyyy.....
what ever happened to the kid who sang that tune, anyway ?????
: > My bologna has a second name, it's M-E-Y-E-R
: > Oh I love to eat it everyday
: > And if you ask me why, I'll saaaaay
: > That Oscar Meyer has a way
: > with B-O-L-O-G-N-A
: > How's that?
: Almost, it's M- A - Y - E - R.
: Pamela
Why, he must be close to 30 by now ?????
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Kent Wayson
On 9 Dec 1996 00:43:02 -0700, Garrison Hack <pig...@primenet.com>
wrote:
>
>BTW - Does anyone here have the *NERVE* to admit to having eaten and or
>liking Olive Loaf?
>
I only like Olive Loaf as an adult; couldn't stand it as a kid. I
guess I just weird! Haven't had it in a few years, but now that you
mention it, I may have to run to the grocery store during lunch....
Kent
Elizabeth J Scherrer
On 12 Dec 1996, LONEWOLF64 wrote:
> >BTW - Does anyone here have the *NERVE* to admit to having eaten and or
> >liking Olive Loaf?
>
> Nope. And if someone asks about "Head Cheese", I swear, I'll puke.
>
> Joe
>
>
I HAVE THE NERVE....I LOVE OLIVES, SO, WHEN I WAS A KID MY MOM BOUGHT
OLIVE LOAF FOR MY SANDWICHS AT LUNCH. I USED TO PICK OUT THE OLIVES AND
EAT THEM FIRST.
MY GRANDPA USED TO EAT "HEAD CHEESE" ALL THE TIME. ALSO BLOOD SAUSAGE!
HEAD CHESSE WAS REALLY GROSS, I REMEMBER IT HAD CLEAR STUFF IN IT AND
MADE IT LOOK LIKE LITTLE WINDOWS. I'VE TRIED BOTH NOT TOO LONG AGO AND
ALTHOUGH THEY DIDN'T TASTE THAT BAD, THEY WERE LOADED WITH SALT.
LIZ IN MILWAUKEE (HOME OF USINGER'S FINE SAUSAGES!)
LONEWOLF64
msde...@aol.com
>"Shane Hill" <sh...@inetp.com> wrote:
>>
>> >This made me think of one of my favorites.
>>
>> > "My Bolonga has a first name it's OSCAR...." with the kid on the pier
>fishing.
>>
>> My bologna has a first name, it's 0-S-C-A-R
>> My bologna has a second name, it's M-E-Y-E-R
>> Oh I love to eat it everyday
>> And if you ask me why, I'll saaaaay
>> That Oscar Meyer has a way
>> with B-O-L-O-G-N-A
>>
>> How's that?
They still have the campaign going. In fact, they recently completed a
nationwide search for the new Oscar Mayer kid. Every stage mom across the
country brought their kid to the try-outs (talented or not), The winner
is a little black boy who sings the song all drawn out with a full
vibrato. the ads should be out soon.
Devane (future stage mom)
Msdevane
what was the name of that product that was like a P.A. system for your car
where in the commercial the guys go by the girl and say "Hey good looking
! We'll be back to pick you up later." Was it Mr. Microphone or something
else ?
What were some of the other products that were available thru this same
mail order (like Ginsu knives)?
Devane
DaHeretic
Mr. Microphone it was!
djd
In <19961213055...@ladder01.news.aol.com> msde...@aol.com
Or you could just put your CB on PA (Public Address) and hook up an
external speaker.
LONEWOLF64
Elizabeth J Scherrer <e...@alpha1.csd.uwm.edu> writes:
I HAVE THE NERVE....I LOVE OLIVES, SO, WHEN I WAS A KID MY MOM BOUGHT
OLIVE LOAF FOR MY SANDWICHS AT LUNCH. I USED TO PICK OUT THE OLIVES AND
EAT THEM FIRST.
Liz, babe....you aren't from CAPSville, by chance...are ya? ;)
Joe
Trudi Marrapodi
In article <19961213055...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
msde...@aol.com (Msdevane) wrote:
> what was the name of that product that was like a P.A. system for your car
> where in the commercial the guys go by the girl and say "Hey good looking
> ! We'll be back to pick you up later." Was it Mr. Microphone or something
> else ?
Yes! SCTV did a hilarious parody of it once..."Mr. Boom Microphone." The
wimpy guy drives by with his regular hand mic and yells to the girl "Hey
good-lookin'! I'll be back to pick you up later!" and the guy with "Mr.
Boom Microphone" comes along (with another guy behind him on the street
operating the boom crane) and says "Do you want a guy like him with a
little hand-held job, or a guy like me with a big long boom?"
> What were some of the other products that were available thru this same
> mail order (like Ginsu knives)?
>
> Devane
I remember a glass cutter that you could use to turn bottles into glasses
(of course you had to sand the cut smooth) and a machine that cleaned LP
records. Oh, and Pocket Fisherman! "Makes a great Christmas gift!"
DivaCarol
Better than K*TEL, however, were the far superior Ronco products... like
the fruit dehydrator, the stud-maker (where you could put those groovy
beads and metal studs on your jeans), Po-Peet (the expandable
accordian-like food container), and the Pocket Fisherman... to name a few.
:)
Kent Parks
: >BTW - Does anyone here have the *NERVE* to admit to having eaten and or
: >liking Olive Loaf?
Yuck, ptooi! but, that reminds me of that '70s commercial for Oscar Meyer,
that took place in a town that was population 37...just enough for the 37
kinds of meat they made (one of which was Olive Loaf...that's what the guy
in the commercial asked for--he was probably the ONLY one who did!)
Kent
MrSkiMask
If olive lofe is gude enuff 4 Ren and Stimpy, it's gude enuff 4
meeeee!!!!! YUMMMMM!!!!!!!!!
Only Vienna Sausages is better.
PauSto
Or maybe Potted Meat
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