Desoto commercial with Groucho Marx 1950's
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Groucho Marx 1951 You Bet Your Life Part 2by retrod146,869 views- 7:26
Groucho Marx 1951 You Bet Your Life Part 3by retrod128,554 views
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Groucho Marx 1951 You Bet Your Life Part 4by retrod122,747 views
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Groucho Marx 1951 You Bet Your Life Part 1by retrod1100,527 views
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1957 DeSoto TV Ad with Groucho Marx!by AutomobileHistoryUSA9,420 views
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Luckliy there is a DVD available with over 10 hours of You Bet Your Life, The Lost Episodes. It includes origional commercials aired with the original broadcasts. I have had hours of enjoyment. The Stag Reels, edited out for broadcast that became an annual presentation of the DeSoto conventions, were absolutley hilarious.
steffidude 3 years ago
Cool Bite! TV was NNEW! It's how they did it back when musicians were traveling around from Radio Station to Radio Station singing into a can. Thanks for the post! 5tars!!!!!
ib2fast 3 years ago
This was the tag seen just before the closing credits on the show every week during the mid-'50s; it became one of Groucho's "trademarks" on "YOU BET YOUR LIFE".
fromthesidelines 4 years ago