ALKA SELTZER TV commercial 1961 Flintstones
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Uploaded by RetroGoop on Mar 7, 2010
Alka Seltzer commercial with Speedy and the Space Race just as it aired in 1961 on the Flintstones
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I have this episode on dvd. season 1.
akcog 10 months ago
The ad person is so funny lol Awesome video! :L
612curtis 11 months ago
MIles Laboratories [Alka-Seltzer, One-A-Day] co-sponsored the show {with R.J. Reynolds' Winston cigarettes} during its first two seasons (1960-'62), which were initially telecast in black and white; ABC didn't begin "colorcasts" until the start of season three in September 1962, when they were FINALLY able to afford scheduling two or three filmed series in color during prime-time (the network couldn't even afford color cameras for live and taped shows until September 1965!).
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
Dick Beals! 8^)
AarHan3 1 year ago