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Truth is, Edie was allergic to smoke. But needed the work to help pay off her late husband's IRS debt so she became the Muriel spokeswoman and never told them. And the social taboo against women smoking cigars was still very much in effect in the 60's. I love Edie.
nealbfinn 1 year ago
OH dear I've found my new husband.
zamusicza 1 year ago
and those were the days...anywhere..anytime ..one can smoke..no problem...
lumbiaknight87 2 years ago
You got that right, and the cost are far more than a dime today!
VirgilB01 2 years ago
The Murial Cigar commercials with Edie Adams were among my favorites as a kid dating back to the early 1960's.I thought Edie was so gorgeous. Rest in peace Edie Adams.
frightfan1 3 years ago
I've been thinking about this ad since I heard Edie Adams died. I remember singing "spend a little dime with me" with my brothers and sisters as a kid - haha
also singing about "Muriel Panatela Extras" ... what they were, we weren't quite sure, but we did enjoy singing about them and saying "why don't you pick one up and smoke it sometime?"
BernardProfitendieu 3 years ago
What a great commercial. Love It!
MeAndLenaZ 3 years ago