The last surviving witness to Abraham Lincoln’s assassination, 96-year-old Samuel Seymour, is a challenger on I’ve Got A Secret in 1956. (He died two months later.)
The Dodge Boys- Dodge Charger
Popular actress at the time Pamela Austin stars in this commercial for the Dodge Boys 1966 fastback Dodge Charger.
Bewitched Opening Credits
Bewitched was the longest running supernatural themed sitcom that ran from 1964 to 1972.
The Driving Instructor
Farrah Fawcett Shampoo
Farrah Fawcett Shampoo was introduced by Fabrege Inc. from the late
70’s through the mid 80’s. This commercial was from 1978. The shampoo
was part of an entire line of Farah Fawcett hair care products.
The back of the Farah Fawcett Shampoo bottle said:
“I
guess my hair is my signature. That’s why I developed this special
shampoo with Fabrege to keep hair looking fresh and wholesome all the
time. There are B vitamins, Minerals (calcium, copper, zinc) natural to
all hair. Keratin, hair’s own protein. Plus garden herbs. It’s like an
energy bath for hair. With gentle cleansers that help hair maintain its
vitality even if you shampoo every day. My hair really looks softer,
shinier and livelier. If you want your hair to be your signature too,
try it. And try my Creme Rinse/Conditioner to make hair behave right
away. It’s so simple”. It was then signed Farrah Fawcett
Elvis Jailhouse Rock Commercial
Advertisement/commercial for Jailhouse Rock move.
Ginger Rogers Dancing the Charleston
With Lucille Ball and Lucie Arnaz in a “Here’s Lucy” segment.
F Troop Season 2 Opening
A politically incorrect TV show in the 60’s is even more so today about US soldiers and American Indians in the wild west. It ran from September 14, 1965 to April 6, 1967. The first season was 34 episodes in black and white and 31 episodes in color in the second season.
Relive the memories here! Makes a great gift!
Who Remembers Falstaff Beer?
Falstaff Beer reached it’s peak of production in 1965 with over 10 million barrels brewed that year but watched it’s sales drop 70% in the next ten years. Today the brand is owned by Pabst Brewing Corporation. Mmmmm, Beer!
Bat Masterson Intro
Actor Gene Barry played a fictionalized role of the real-life marshal William Barclay “Bat” Masterson in the NBC series that ran from 1958 until 1961.