‘How many pairs of shoes do you own?’ (Cobbie Cuddlers commercial, 1979)
“Shoes you can live in.”
Who remembers Cobbie Cuddlers shoes? I had completely forgotten until this spot jogged my memory. The commercial aired at the tail end of the Seventies, in November of 1979.
Larry Dallas for Volaré (aka Richard Kline, 1978).
“Meet the Plymouth Arrows for ’78.”
Two spots for Plymouth today. First up, William Christopher (M*A*S*H) and Richard Kline (Three’s Company) appear in a spot for Volaré. If you can identify the third actor, who looks familiar, but I just can’t place him, please let me know.
After that, a spot for the Plymouth Arrow featuring a jingle version of Harry Nilsson’s “Me and My Arrow.” Both commercials aired in April of 1978.
*Update: Bionic Disco YouTube viewer, deputay, has identified the third actor as Freeman King. Thank you!
Good gravy, that’s a large camera. (Polaroid commercial, 1971)
“Every shot this camera takes is a close-up portrait.”
It’s time to snap a few close-up pics with Polaroid’s massive Big Shot Land Camera. If you can lift it – you can take some very lovely portraits. The spot aired in December of 1971.
All her men wear English Leather. ‘Every one of them.’
“They know I dig English Leather Lime so they pour it on.”
Afternoon, Seventies commercials fans. Today, I’ve got an English Leather Lime cologne spot for you. The commercial aired in December of 1971. Pour it on.
Putting on the kettle and brewing up some ice tea. How quaint! (Lipton commercial, 1972)
“When Lipton blows the whistle – you’re gonna have some great iced tea!”
Happy Summer Monday all! Let’s start the week off with a pair of Lipton spots. First, the kettle whistle blows and it’s time to drop what you’re doing and start chilling up a glass of iced tea.
Second, a faux cooking show (a Galloping Gourmet take-off perhaps?) with a Cup-a-Soup presentation. “Beef-Flavor Noodle” anyone? Both commercials aired in May of 1972.