Sharpie the Parrot - Reminiscent of the Jose Carioca parrot from the Disney Brazil Production, the Gillette Safety Razor Co. parrot hawked the Gillette Blue Blade razors during the 1950s over the repetitive jingles (by Scott-Textor's vocalist) of "How are ya fixed for blades?" and "Look Sharp! Feel Sharp! Be Sharp! Sharpie debuted in 1952 on the first World Series broadcast.
Sharpie also advertised boxing and other sporting events until 1960.
Mahlon Merrick wrote this jingle (and the unforgettable "Look Sharp- Be Sharp" theme) for Gillette.
fromthesidelines 4 months ago
Well I just went to the store, they didn't have any left, I'm 50+ years to late :(
dale0038 8 months ago
Wow.. the movie "The Final Countdown" had this on the P.A great to see the video to go with the audio.
onlyfights 1 year ago
Sharpie the Parrot - Reminiscent of the Jose Carioca parrot from the Disney Brazil Production, the Gillette Safety Razor Co. parrot hawked the Gillette Blue Blade razors during the 1950s over the repetitive jingles (by Scott-Textor's vocalist) of "How are ya fixed for blades?" and "Look Sharp! Feel Sharp! Be Sharp! Sharpie debuted in 1952 on the first World Series broadcast.
Sharpie also advertised boxing and other sporting events until 1960.
mitchflorida 1 year ago
Inspired the name of a Sinatra song, "How Are Ya Fixed for Love?"
This char created by Friz Freleng...?
cartooncoon 1 year ago