Light touch in television and radio commercials era
A nostalgic look at early TV ads and cartoons from Piel brothers to Ipana and Ford. The piece notes child friendly cartoons and the shift from irritating to charming approaches, with references to Bert and Harry Piel and voices of Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding. It mentions B.V.D. cartoons, Tinker Bell, and Gillette after a boxing KO as examples within a broader discussion of advertising. Alfred Hitchcock is credited with allowing liberties in introductions.
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B.V.D
Piel Brothers
Young & Rubicam
Harry
Bert
Bob
Elliott
Ray
Goulding
Piel
UPA
Ford
George Washington Hill
Gillette Company
Bobo Olson
Sugar Ray Robinson
Alfred Hitchcock
George Gobel Lightly Hosts a Commercial Sketch
A brief note credits George Gobel with a light touch in introducing a commercial, reflecting a 1956 New York Herald Tribune Inc. context. The remark highlights Gobel's style as a television host.
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George Gobel
New York Herald Tribune Inc
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