1960s Spaghetti Commercial

[zwacko124]

i believe that is an Indian accent

[visor109]

"With your mouse full"?

[jambogb]

Suppose to sounds Italians???

[Sunsetdrivein]

In this commercial it sounds like actor Barney Phillips is the voice of the man.

[titanramfan]

@cinepost That was Chef Boyardi. The song was to the tune of that English song about the different bells around London. I don't remember the sounds the bells made (I think it was from Mother Goose), but it was [La la la la], say the bells of Saint Mary...[La la la la], say the bells of Big Ben. So, [La la la la] when it's Chef Boy-ar-dee! I always liked that one, too.

[TheStanbabe]

I remember these animated tv plugs..where the father tries to teach the son about"Franco-American canned Pastas"..I haven't seen this commercial in years.

[cinepost]

For what product was a TV commercial produced in the 60's in B&W with kids are  all seen running home for some kind of Italian dinner. Boyardi? Franco American?

What was it ? It ran for years.

[thegreatersnake]

@cinepost Trying to find one with the description you gave but having no luck.

[jdenitto1966]

@thegreatersnake it was prince spaghetti i think, "Wednesday is Prince Spaghetti Day

[rafkny]

@cinepost Beefaroni in 1966. the clip is on You Tube. I just watched it.

[cinepost]

@rafkny Yes, it was the "Beefaroni 1966" commercial. I wonder where they shot that? What city in Italy?

[willywanker8468]

@cinepost I believe it was Prince spaghetti. "Wednesday's is Prince spaghetti day"

[willywanker8468]

@cinepost I believe it was Prince spaghetti. "Wednesday's is Prince spaghetti day"

[willywanker8468]

@cinepost I believe it was Prince spaghetti. "Wednesday's is Prince spaghetti day"

[titanramfan]

@cinepost That was Chef Boyardi. The song was to the tune of that English song about the different bells around London. I don't remember the sounds the bells made (I think it was from Mother Goose), but it was [La la la la], say the bells of Saint Mary...[La la la la], say the bells of Big Ben. So, [La la la la] when it's Chef Boy-ar-dee! I always liked that one, too.

[titanramfan]

@cinepost That was Chef Boyardi. The song was to the tune of that English song about the different bells around London. I don't remember the sounds the bells made (I think it was from Mother Goose), but it was [La la la la], say the bells of Saint Mary...[La la la la], say the bells of Big Ben. So, [La la la la] when it's Chef Boy-ar-dee! I always liked that one, too.

[tripjet999]

Spaghetti in a can. Yummy!

[18sux29rox]

you know my teacher's great uncle created the spaghettios and Hungry man dinners

[Green18600]

I enjoyed Franco-American commercials on television as a young kid. My personal favorite: Franco-American Spaghetti and Meatballs. A Brilliant 6!!

[VickyLou616]

"Papa'! How you talk so pretty with your mouth full?" :-) I love it, I love it!!!

[gelsmom]

i know! funny!!!!!!!

[fromthesidelines]

You might have seen this one on "LASSIE" or "THE DONNA REED SHOW" around 1962, as Campbell Soup Company {"..makers of 21 kinds of Campbell Soups, four kinds of Franco-American Spaghetti, and two kinds of Campbell's Pork & Beans"} was the primary sponsor of those series at the time.

[DanTDrac]

WOW..I remember these..Thanks for sharing...

[IU2BE2]

PLEASE POST MORE, I CANT GET ENOUGH OF THESE 5*'s 4u my friend

[bluematter08]

WHERE DID YOU GET THESE? Seriously you live with me...