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1953
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1
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Ella Mae Morse
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Cow Cow Boogie
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2
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The Sword and the Rose.
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Tells the story of Mary Tudor and her troubled path to true love.
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3
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"Make Room For Daddy" / "The Danny Thomas Show"
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Boomers longest running situation comedy in US television history .
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4
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Kelly Tires
BF Goodrich competes
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What a unique ad, the view of the horse and stately building imples a great deal about the tire.
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5
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Kaiser Darrin
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Look like a fun car for a date.
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6
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Kaiser 2door Carolina.
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Here is the car you drive when the dating is done.
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7
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Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue
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After the 1715 defeat of the clans, Rob Roy escapes. Accurate enough to explain the conflicts of the time.
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8
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Flying -A-
That A makes me thin of Autolite
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How many times did you dad apply this stuff? Did we put this stuff on baseball gloves too?
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9
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Hot Point
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Washer and dryer, moms life is getting so easy.
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10
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Disney's Peter Pan
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If Disney makes a film someone is making a lunch box! Last Disney animated film distributed by RKO.
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11
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Del Monte Round Up
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All that good eating.
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12
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Buick Skylark
The Buick Berle Show starring
Milton Berle
with
Carol Channing
Maria Riva
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Remember when the Skylark looked like this? If I hit the lottery I am finding one and buying it, if my wife OK's it that is.
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13
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Cheese Twists
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Boy I would be asking mom to buy some of that, look how happy the chef is just to make it.
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14
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Racer
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Now here is a toy that has lost none of its charm for me.
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15
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Pepsi Commercial
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Cola wars?
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16
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Polaroid Land Camera
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Did you think that Tom Corbett couldn't use this, or am I just a space cadet?
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17
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Kiss Me Kate
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Musical version of The Taming of the Shrew.
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18
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Dog Club Dog Food.
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All right were you spoiled enough to have a dog, if you didn't clean up after it did you at lest feed it?
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19
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Bomb Drill
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Some of us handled this better than others. Look at the kid in the back just grabbing a snooze.
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20
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Popeye jack in the Box / Did you have the bubble pipe?
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The first cartoon in the series would be released in 1933 and 20 years later we find Popeye heavily merchandised.
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21
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Mad Magazine
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In the summer of 1953, success was apparent. After nine bi-monthly issues, Mad became a monthly with the April, 1954 issue.
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22
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The Crowning Ceremony
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On 2nd June 1953, the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II took place.
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23
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Eisenhower and Nixon
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Our men for Inauguration Day.
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24
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Playboy first issue / Marilyn Monroe
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Subject of future president.
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25
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7 Up "The all Family Drink".
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7 & 7 might break up that family bowling outing.
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26
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Speaking of Merchandising
Three Stooges
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How about some Sooges selling candy and a toy?
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27
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Roy Rogers and Dale Evans sell Kool Aid.
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What no cigarettes?
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28
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"Topper"
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Cosmo Topper, and the ghosts only he could see.
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29
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Queen for a Day / if you are miserable.
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Awful story gets voted for by studio audience. / husbands had left them or died and how their mother was ill and how the roof on their home was collapsing, etc.
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30
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1 Package makes two quarts.
Kool Aid
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If you add that much water.
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31
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Cadillac Eldorado
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Remember the nieghbors came out to see the new car?
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32
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"Private Secretary"
Ann Sothern
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Secretary to handsome talent agent keeps getting messed up in his private life.
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33
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Speedy Gonzales
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Speedy first appeared in Cat-Tails for Two,
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34
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World's Smallest Kites.
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When that didn't work out they started and internet business! Yahoo!
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35
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Lucy Goes to the Hospital
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Lucy Has a Baby! At the time this episode aired, it was the most watched TV show ever. It beat out Queen Elizabeth's coronation and Eisenhower's inauguration.
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36
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TV Guide tells us all about it.
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Lucy's baby that is.
Vitameatavegamin
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37
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I wanted Sugar Smacks
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But I was too scared of the clown to buy them.
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38
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Fahrenheit 451
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Presents a future where all books are banned.
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39
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1953 Corvette
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The need for speeding tickets. Blue flame engine.
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40
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Elvis / The King of Rock and Roll
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1953 recording "thats when your Heartaches Begin".
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41
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Sugar Smacks
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Well if you didn't like the clown how about a seal and a stage coach?
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42
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Alka Seltzer Time
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A 15 minute radio show popular tunes and Alka Seltzer jingles.
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43
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After Delivering the gifts.
Ray Bolger "The Scarecrow" has a Christmas show for us.
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A relaxing smoke, hey how about a drink too, and where is Ms. Claus right now?
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44
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Mr. Potato Head / Top ten toys.
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Guess what Santa has in his bag.
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45
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Andy Griffith
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What it was
was Football.
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46
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Dizzy Gillespie
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"The Ambassador of Jazz"
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47
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Rocky Marciano
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Jersey Joe Walcott rematch.
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48
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Polaroid
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Jerry Lewis
Jack Paar
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49
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From Here To Eternity
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Burt Lancaster
Deborah Kerr
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50
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The Caddy
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Dean Martin
That's Amore
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51
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1953 Nash Healey
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Check those fender lines and the hood scoop!
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52
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The Glenn Miller Story
Chattanooga Choo Choo
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Jimmy Stewart June Allyson
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53
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Eartha Kitt
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Santa Baby
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