https://peertube.dngr.us/videos/watch/d909bab3-4f46-446f-9456-5518ad03f21d Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCddem5RlB3bQe99wyY49g0g/join Want to learn more about Periscope Film and get access to exclusive swag? Join us on Patreon. Visit https://www.patreon.com/PeriscopeFilm Visit our website www.PeriscopeFilm.com Here is a long reel of 1976-78 era TV commercials and PSAs, including wonderful yet outdated consumer products and cat food commercials. Bounce Fabric Softener, UNICEF, Disabled Vets and Planters Nuts mingle on screen for viewers. Kodak released the X15F and the Kodak EK4 Instant Crank. Polaroid snap shots fade into view. Forgotten slogans and slurpin’ advertisement campaigns jingle the membrane. Celebrity cameos include writer Allistar Cooke, Willy Wonka’s Jack Albertson, Kellogg’s Snap Crackle & Pop, Morris the Cat, USAF Thunderbirds, the Slime Monster and Mister Rogers. Major advertisement company logos interject; J. Walter Thompson from Ontario, Canada and PSA campaigns call for oversea donation. Janelle Commissiong, Trinidadian Miss Universe stars in the USO Show and the American Economics System wants you to stay informed. 00:00 A pigtailed child, wavey hair thin lip smile kicking side to side (:15). Narration calls for gentle support and stability for overseas orphan’s; contribute to The Foster Parents Plan in Rhode Island (:29). Basketball players shoot for Anacin 3 (1:03). Anacin 3 (1:23) led to cyanide deaths and by 1986 stores were ripping them off the shelves. Miss Universe; Janelle Commissiong of the 26th Miss Universe Pageant appears in the USO Show (1:55). “A World of Services All Over the World” was the campaign motto and Michael Landon narrates (2:04). The USPS and Willy Wonka’s Jack Albertson (2:50) warn “Don’t Miss Christmas, Mail Early This Year”. Mattel’s 1976 Slime Monster spits up green (3:34) oozing onto the kitchen round (3:49). The Mattel logo and whole shots of the board game follow (3:55). A blonde toe-head pours a Kellogg Rice Krispies (4:13) milk and bowl. Snap Crackle and Pop jump up the linen around the bowl dolloped by strawberries (4:16). “Snap! Crackle! Pop!” was first used in 1932. Blondie asks “but no pop?” (4:27). Benevolent sage, Mister Rogers (4:54) promotes reading, education and free booklets. Parents can write to Pittsburgh (5:18). The Kodak EK4 (5:57) was released 1974. The image (6:05), crank (6:12) and Kodak logo (6:15) follow. Northrop T-38 Talons of the (6:49) USAF Thunderbirds buzz the runway. Apple pie and Folgers (7:35) coffee brew (7:38). The Folger’s logo (7:53). Women at the washer promote Bounce (8:25). Janet Waldo (9:07) speaks for Unity Television of Unity, Missouri (9:50). CARE encourages donation to Dallas (10:33). The Christian Children’s Fund reminds you “You Can Quiet the Storm” (11:10). Morris the Cat, star of 9-Lives cat food commercials reads a gourmet recipe book (12:43). Safeguard fresh scented yellow soap (14:05). J. Walter Thompson logo interjects (14:25). The Kodak X-15F (14:26) sold for under 20$ (14:50). Kodak Instamatic X camera with the new Flipflash (14:40) in 1976. Jane Meadows (15:18) encourages donation to Washington, DC. June Lockhart & Sam (15:58) ride the Gravy Train. Gravy Train, owned by Smuckers, was pulled from shelves due to high levels of pentobarbital. Alistair Cooke (16:51) frustrated over 1978 illiteracy rates; 1 in 10 (17:00) in an American Library Association and World Book Encyclopedia PSA (17:14). Eric Sevareid (17:40) talks Federal income tax forms (17:52) with the Department of Treasury (18:00). Billy O’ Neal Hightower of the Mesa County Veterans Service Office and life member of Disabled American Veterans (19:06) promotes the Veterans Disability and Compensation Survivor Benefits Act of 1978. The US Department of Transportation drives a US Coast Guard PSA; “Sit down or hang on!” (20:49). There’s nothing better than salty nuts, hale bales and camping (21:11); Planters peanuts offers dry roasted nuts (21:15). A unhappy pair mope over Tuesday pot roast (23:05) in a Mrs. Paul’s Fish Products commercial (23:09). Cranky grandpas promote the Kodak Crank (23:55). The American Economic System wants you to stay informed (25:16). Morris returns (26:02). UNICEF (28:27). Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. For almost two decades, we've worked to collect, scan and preserve the world as it was captured on 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have endangered films you'd like to have scanned, or wish to donate celluloid to Periscope Film so that we can share them with the world, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the weblink below. 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