Trivia

[zombola]

During the 1950s, and '60s, advertising on TV taught our generation and early Boomers how to smoke. What brand used leggy dancing cigarette packs in their ads?

a) Lucky Strike,
b) Old Gold,
c) Raleigh,
d) Kent.

[pogoss]

Lucky Strike

[Terryl]

Here is a good one...Lets test your memory's of road signs.....

"No Man can really" , "Do his stuff" , "With a face that's sore" , "Or a Chin that's rough" , "_ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _"

"She raised cane" , "When He raised stubble" , "Guess what" , "Smoothed away" , "Their trouble" , "_ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _"

[hutch]

norelco... noelco?

[zombola]

Burma-Shave (1934)

[zombola]

Lucky Strike

sorry pogoss close, but no cigarette http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view1/1363621/close-but-no-cigar-o.gif

[hutch]

must be old gold...yep

youtu.be/aY0yhOkwgBg

[zombola]

we have a winner


b) Old Gold.

Later commercials included a child in the dancing line, promoting kids' smoking.https://d.gr-assets.com/hostedimages/1380222758ra/582337.gif

you will get a pack of Old Gold in your pm box.