TV Commercials promo from Fred Niles Studio's in Chicago, Illinois. Neat 1960's commercials.

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Back before Oprah Winfrey took over the Fred Niles Studio facility, Chicago was a hotbed for television commercial production. This promotional reel shows a selection of commercials made in Chicago from the 1960's. Fred Niles Studio picked their best commercials to gain prospective clients in this audition reel. Commercials for Hotpoint refrigerators, American Brand Heating oil, Del Monte canned Zucchini, Texize Household Cleaner, Sara Lee, Gertrude Berg for S.O.S., Yellow Pages, Republic Steel, VO5 Creme Rinse, Pennant Instant Lemon, SOHIO Gasoline, Brunswick Bowling Balls, and Sealy Posturepedic. Transferred from 16mm Color and b-w film.

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9 июн 2024

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@dillysgirl4ever 26 дней назад

Thank you for showing this. It brings back memories of my dad telling us kids that many of the ad guys, producers and executives at Fred Niles were customers of the Ford dealership where my dad worked. He worked on quite a few of their cars.

@MoviecraftInc 25 дней назад

Thanks for the neat story about your Dad and the executives at Fred Niles.

@billiev.9719 26 дней назад

Mary's Hotpoint refrigerator is awesome! I'd love some swing out shelves like that.

@MoviecraftInc 26 дней назад

Me too!!

@matthewfarmer2520 27 дней назад

Thanks for sharing this, a piece of commercial history of Fred Niles. This should be in a museum for pop art.

@gcfifthgear 27 дней назад

I remember the Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages commercials from the early 1960s (that was the phone company serving Greater St. Louis when I was growing up) and that jingle was a happy little earworm! (And it's interesting that the idea of Pennant Instant Lemon has been revived as little instant packets for water, lemonade, tea, etc. some 60 years later)

@ArmyOne519 27 дней назад

I like these 😊

@sleeplessdreamer1814 25 дней назад

Happy commercials. No Big Pharma. Thank you.

@MoviecraftInc 25 дней назад

Our pleasure!

@darrylh1971 26 дней назад

Hope you put up another reel of vintage TV commercials someday!

@MoviecraftInc 25 дней назад

We have more to come in the future.

@fromthesidelines 27 дней назад

Niles also produced the initial seasons of the National Lutheran Council's "LIGHT TIME".

@waverly2468 27 дней назад

I just bought a new Whirlpool washing machine. It's high tech compared to washing machines from 50 years ago. It senses how much of a load you're putting in and adds the right amount of water. Like they say, computer chips are in everything now.

@desertodavid 27 дней назад

Waverly, I'm a retired Marine who started out as an aviation Electronics technician. I can safely tell you that electronic components today are not as reliable as they used to be. Some of that is purposely built in for various reasons. At any rate you going to have far more problems with electronic devices then the old basic electromechanical ones. Also your repair costs go way up. So good luck keeping your brand new Whirlpool washer for 20 years like you could the old machines. Some of the convenience is nice. However more and more electronic devices contain devices that actually spy on you. Just a heads up.

@Celluloidwatcher 27 дней назад

Thank you for the retrospective of television commercials made by the Fred Niles Studios in Chicago. As another user was saying, it looks like these ads were made during the early 60's, more so than in 1957, unless there was one that was produced that year in the collection. As a piece of advice, please do your research before making public presentations. It always helps the audience you're targeting. Thank you.

@MoviecraftInc 27 дней назад

I based the year circa 1957 on the commercial with Gertrude Berg for S.O.S. Her last television appearance was 1957, so it was assumed this commercial was produced for either the "Molly" TV series, or one of her guest appearances. I'll add 57's to 60's. Buy the way, we do research our releases. It is nice when in our comments our subscribers politely help with corrections.

@fromthesidelines 26 дней назад

General Foods, who marketed "S.O.S" at the time, also sponsored her 1961-'62 CBS series, "MRS. G. GOES TO COLLEGE" (aka "THE GERTRUDE BERG SHOW").