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I knew Notre Dame wore green in the late 70's. I did not know that also wore green in the 1950's. You can't tell from the grainy old black and white film you usually see.

Moon landings were the craze then. So, TUMS exploited that era and experience with a commercial that showed the phases of the Moon. Excellent!😊

Pre-9/11 stuff.💲🥄😎

It comes late but the video is wonderful. I love it. Thank you so much!

Not Allstate black rock but everlake black stone

My parents had a 1971 Caprice Classic. The ride in that car was perfection. Lots of great memories made with that car.

I think only the first two minutes of this video is the 1929 Michigan vs Purdue game. The first two minutes are from a newsreel I got 20 years ago. The next two minutes are undetermained, but it is taking place in michigan stadium. The final 5 minutes are the 1930 michigan vs harvard game.

My have we come along way. Here in Canada we have Bell which I'm pretty sure has the same equipment and technology as At&t.

I worked for AT&T for about 15 years. Actually the manufacturing and supply unit - Western Electric. I worked there through the 'consent decree' in 1984. I ended up at Lucent [now Nokia] when I got furloughed, as they called it. The government intrusion goes back almost 100 years, culminating in The Communications Act of 1934 - signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on June 19, 1934. But when AT&T began to look at data communications in the sixties the government got excited again. Robert F. Kennedy, US Attorney General, started more investigations. Ah, the old days.

I haven't seen a Lemans abused like that since ""The French Connection"! Nowadays you NEVER see a car on a construction site; they're all pickups or high-end SUV's.

1970....Apollo 13 ..TUMS commercial pulls phases of the Moon. Very clever with background music. Very celestial!!

starring pontiac lemans

This was when many railroads in the United States were not doing too good even from the 1950s when they introduced concepts such as piggyback trains.

Brodie, Len Dawson, Joe Kapp, Rico Carty Leo Durocher and Tom Gorman among others also appeared in similar Gillette sposts

Dude

Extraordinary!! Never forgot these commercials!!

This spot was filmed at the Rose Bowl, and aired during a Rose Bowl game. Did they really recruit a bunch of gas station attendants to march?

This was the ad featured on the Tee Vee Toons commercials album.

Mr. Roman, I still have that ditty playing in my head after all these years and have utilized that nonchalant reaction to get me through many of life's tribulations. I would like to use this clip on my website but don't know how or even if it's allowed. Thanks, Rook

people were so much skinner back in the day

Game marred by fumbles both teams .... Purdue lost ball by 8 fumbles and ND at least 5 and counting. Wonder why Ralph Guglielmi was taken out of game after first ND seri s of plays. Tom Carey showed his merit as capable field general for the Irish as backup quarterback and he came through in fine fashion leading ND to the win.

I was there watching that game.

GO HENS!!

4:09 Might be the best run I've ever seen in more than 50 years of following football...

.....one of the major impetus for me to study astronomy and Astronautics!

I played HS ball with the son of ND player #74...Bob Ready.

Too bad this copy of the spot is so bad. It looked great in 35mm. I directed this spot and the lighting was great.

To bad we no longer have gas stations that change oil and fill your tank for you. Labor is just to high. Soon all gas stations will be automated

Beautiful car. I remember when it was introduced. Total redesign from the 1970 Chevrolet. My dad bought a 70 caprice at a end of year sale. Felt cheated.

Who’s stadium was this at?

I was only age 9 in 1970, but I remember that phone ad.Its so funny now, seeing that.

Aww, I feel so warm n fuzzy after seeing this commercial.

Lorne Greene narrating.

Willie, can you help me get more recordings of Delaware football games in 1974?

This commercial was filmed at Carlton Oaks golf course in Santee, CA, on what is now the 16th hole.

71 impala not 70

Indeed.

May I ask where you found this? My father appeared in an Allstate ad in 1971, and I'd love to find it.

Thanks so much for posting. I was part of the gallery. I'm in the gold/yellow shirt at 0:28. We were paid $15 per day and they did 2 days of shooting. Lee and I share the same last name so I when he signed autographs I told him I tell everybody that he is my uncle so he signed the autograph, Uncle Lee.

This advert was popular on RTE advert breaks and all over the world in 1970.

The commercial dates from 1967. It stars Billy Van, several years before he played 8 of the characters on the cult classic TV show "Hilarious House of Frightenstein".

This game started a series streak in which ND and Purdue would play each other annually through 2014.

"Used to be"

Interesting.

I had looked for this before and was glad to find it today. I don't remember the voice over just the trumpet and the slowing turning Tums tablet that slowly revealed itself. Very different from "In Your Face" advertising. I always found it relaxing and I don't take antacids. Thanks!

How ironic...Chrysler Corp. police-package vehicles dominated the field from the early '60s to the mid '80s, when the Ford Crown Victoria took over as America's favorite cop car.

One of my favorite commercials of all time. I loved the trumpet music.Thanks for posting.

What's a 'computer punch card'?

Isn't it funny how this ad stuck with us for 44 years?