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From: CommercialThyme
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  • This commercial is awesome!  :D

  • my grandfather came up with that blue bonnet jungle! RIP

  • Does this coffee make women horny too? Ima get me some!

  • If you want to see how Caroline "pitched" several Standard Brands products at once, look for "Standard Brands & New Years 1966" on YouTube...

  • Oh yes, Caroline O'Connor was Standard Brands' spokeswoman during the mid-'60s [she often pitched Chase & Sanborn on TV and radio], and often linked two 30 second ads, for two different Standard Brands products, to form a one-minute commercial...

  • This is awsome. wish ads nowadays were like this

  • "What will it take to get your wife to use Chase & Sanborn coffee?" Most women would say, "How about trying a little bit harder to keep the skid marks out of your underwear?"

  • The Chase & Sanborn ad campaign, aimed towards men, reminds me of a similar print ad featured in TV GUIDE around the same time (usually a small ad featured at the bottom of the Wednesday evening TV listings)- "Tell your wife you want Durkee's Famous Sauce on Saturday's sandwiches! Zesty BOLD taste for men!". Amusing, today...

  • Standard Brands originally marketed Blue Bonnet margarine and Chase & Sanborn coffee [this is one of Standard's custom "two-fer" spots, enabling them to sell two of their products, back-to-back, during the same minute. Back then, most companies bought commercial time on the networks (and local stations) by the minute; today, advertisers sell more products through 15 and 30 second spots]. As for Blue Bonnet and Chase & Sanborn, they're now marketed by different companies...

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