Bill Shipley was Sylvania's spokesman on "BEAT THE CLOCK", so he gets to plug this impressive assortment of radios {Roxanne Arlen, Bud Collyer's assistant, shows them off}- yes, people were still listening to radio back then, although during this period (December 1953), prime-time entertainment shows on network radio were quickly losing ground to TV. Which would you rather do- see this on CBS television, or listen to Vaughn Monroe's "CAMEL CARAVAN" on CBS radio?
weighs LESS THAN 4 POUNDS....that baby is feather light
inkey2 8 months ago
what a grand christmas present indeed! i just typed this on my Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 the grandest tablet of them all!
ManicHispanic24 8 months ago
Wow!! what will they think of next.
sleep410 9 months ago
Yes! It's TINY!, Less than 4lbs!
mun63 1 year ago
Bill Shipley was Sylvania's spokesman on "BEAT THE CLOCK", so he gets to plug this impressive assortment of radios {Roxanne Arlen, Bud Collyer's assistant, shows them off}- yes, people were still listening to radio back then, although during this period (December 1953), prime-time entertainment shows on network radio were quickly losing ground to TV. Which would you rather do- see this on CBS television, or listen to Vaughn Monroe's "CAMEL CARAVAN" on CBS radio?
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
I want one.
jph2000 1 year ago
"it's tiny" !
I love these vintage commercials !
koreamy 1 year ago