1950s TV and WTF: Weird Commmercial for Texaco Plus Song
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MIlton Berle's "TEXACO STAR THEATER" (1948-'53) had only ONE commercial in each telecast- a six minute "intermission" in the middle of the program. In earlier seasons, Sid Stone did a "sidewalk salesman" routine {"Tell you what I'm gonna do..."}, delivering a "spiel" for Texaco gasoline or another of their fine products. In the 1952-'53 season, he was replaced by ventriloquist Jimmy Nelson- with his dummies "Danny O'Day", "Farfel the Dog", and "Humphrey Higby"- as a Texaco "service man"...
fromthesidelines 9 months ago
Those dummies sure have "WTF" written all over them.
JeterSwisherFan88 1 year ago
those dummys are the stuff of nightmares!
chompo7 1 year ago
This was wonderful! Haha!
ThorneAstor 1 year ago
makes ya kinda wanna slap 'em, ay? hehehe
snarkdetriomphe 1 year ago