Vintage Cereal TV Commercials from the 50s 60s 70s
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- Vintage Cereal TV Commercials from the 50s 60s 70s 🕰🥣
Step into the golden age of advertising with this nostalgic look at the best cereal TV commercials from the 1950s 1960s and 1970s! From catchy jingles to unforgettable characters like Tony the Tiger and Lucky the Leprechaun, these ads defined Saturday mornings and breakfast tables across America.
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👉 The wild marketing gimmicks of the era
👉 Iconic mascots that became household names
👉 A fun blast from the past that’s sure to make you smile
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I remember these individual cereals. They used to give out in our school and and they would comean. 6 pack 12 pack and 18 pack in Supermarkets
Yes I remember thar also!
Alpha-Bits was my favorite cereal growing up.
Yes I liked those also !
As a kid, I loved the short-lived Krazy Kow cereal, where the round pieces made the milk turn chocolate; my favorite cereal commercial was Life cereal with Mikey - I could recite every line in that ad at the age 5!
I remember those also, thanks for watching!
No sugar needed! You can't escape the sugar in our candy coated breakfast cereals!
There's usually a character that the kids won't let in the clubhouse and won't let them have any of the cereal, so this character is reduced to having to try to steal it. If the kids would just share it would be a better world. But no, they have to bully this Shaggy guy or the Trix rabbit or the Lucky Charms leprechaun or whoever. Fred even tried to keep it away from Barney. What kind of lesson is that for children?
On a happier note, isn't Dale Evans gorgeous? What a dream girl.
Great observation my friend, Thanks for watching !
Love the old commercials. The "Archies" records on the back of cereal boxes!! That's a good one.
Glad you enjoyed it, Thanks for Watching!
"Sugar Sugar" is the greatest song of all time!
Thank you!!!! This brings bCk wonderful memories!!! Hope you keep posting vinrage tv commercials. ☮️💟
Thats great im glad it brought back great memories!
"Just the Right Amount of Sugar" 😄
Hey, Yule Gibbons, I want my rolls soft, not crunchy! Great fun video, Steve!
Glad you enjoyed those!
These little boxes were perfect for Saturday morning cartoons. They were perforated so you could lay them flat and pour milk into bag in box.
Yes I remember doing that also!
I didn't remember how good the Post cereal commercials were. Some of the ones shown here were before my time. I do remember that for a while they had bird characters as mascots and there was a good but short-lived animated cartoon series with those characters. Jonathan Winters did voices on it and after awhile, I believe, they stopped writing parts for him and he just improvised.
As I remember it, it was short-lived because a bunch of do-gooders saw to it that the practice of using characters for advertising in children's programming was forbidden. There was some justification for this, but the do-gooders of the Children's Television Workshop (I don't know if there was any overlap) turned it around and made a fortune selling Sesame Street merchandise. Apparently, they didn't see anything wrong with that. Sesame Street was also endlessly long, which surely wasn't so great for other production companies whose employees wanted to make a living.
Sometime during my childhood, I developed an aversion to drinking milk and after that, for me cereal was just dust glued together with corn syrup and covered with sugar.
Glad you remembered all of those details!
The best cereals !!!
Glad you like these commercials!
Just a thought: What would you do if you lived in a major city and you entered the Post "Name the Pony" contest and actually won one of the 25 ponies? Think of the monthly bill your parents would receive for boarding the horse, with the charges for feeding it or for vet bills and general upkeep. Kids don't generally think practically about the consequences of entering a contest like that one, like what to do if you actually, you know...won the damn thing.
That was a crazy prize, thanks for watching!
As I remember, you could take cash in lieu of a prize. Also, any contract with a minor was and is invalid. I doubt that many ponies changed hands. Even in rural areas, most people weren't going to have the resources to maintain a pony. It's also possible that this ad was only shown regionally. Even back then, I doubt that a reputable horse breeder would have turned over a pony to a place where it wouldn't have been cared for properly. Still, I'm sure that a lot of parents weren't too happy about this contest.
Whoever discovered that you could eat cereals right out of the variety pack mini-boxes by cutting a cuckoo door in the front probably became rich.
Yes I remember that , it was a great design!
Or at least should have!
My mom wouldn't buy the verity pack because some I would eat and some I wouldn't.
I think my mom did the same thing because I only liked certain ones
My Breakfast Cereal has a new improved Smell 😳
Ha Ha Ha , thanks for watching!
The original kellogs breakfast,mini packs,with breakfast open perforation, 😊❤open add milk, eat like doggies,AND kitties,😊NO SPOONS needed, packs of 10 different cereals?¿ @ 1960s😊❤
Yup those were great right!
The good old days when cereals bragged about their sugar content.
Crazy right, thanks for watching!
lots of hallucinations with cartoon characters talking about cereal.
Ha Ha glad you liked it!
The little girl in the mighty mouse toy promo for Post looked like Alice in Wonderland, especially with the dress.
Oh I didnt notice that! thanks for watching.
Yes, but she sounded more like Alice in Brooklyn.
Before sugar became tantamount to the word cancer . .
Yes I think you are right!
1) 1972
2) 1972
3) 1972
4) closing commecial, 1951 {"CAPTAIN VIDEO"} [Fred Scott, announcer]
5) 1969
6) 1957 {Post co-sponsored "MIGHTY MOUSE PLAYHOUSE" at the time} [Frank Gallop, announcer]
7) 1958
8) 1977
9) 1958 [Frank Gallop, announcer]
10) 1958
11) 1976
12) 1976
13) 1967 {Sheldon Leonard as "Linus"}
14) 1959
15) 1972
16) 1969
17) 1963
18) 1972
19) 1950 (originally seen on "HOPALONG CASSIDY")
20) 1953 {"THE ROY ROGERS SHOW"}
21) 1960
22) 1974 {featuring Euell Gibbons}
23) 1974
24) 1955 (originally seen on "THE ROY ROGERS SHOW").
25) 1964
26) 1960
I knew right away when I saw the Roy Rogers Post Sugar Crisp Cereals 3D ad, that it was from 1953. That was THE year for the 3D craze! Great collection!
Hey thanks glad you enjoyed those!
Thanks for those Details!
Damn, all these sugar cereals.
Yup crazy right!
Was that girl in the Flinstones dinosaur pen ad a young Nancy McKeon?
Yes I think it was!
Hey Steve! Not sure if you remember my ask to find the creepy animated ‘god is dead’ commercial. Any luck?
No luck as of yet, but I will keep on searching!
@ many, many thanks!
The cheap toys they put in these boxes.
I guess it sold more cereal? Thanks for Watching!
Breakfast cereal full of sugar and other poison don’t eat to much
You are probably correct!
Yeah, I remember the endless commercials, which is why I won't be watching this channel.
Ha Ha , thanks for watching garry!