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Loving this soooooo hot!! ❤❤❤😊😊😊

fucking ho got the whole orchestra up in that guy's crib lmao

Couldn't they use some modern editing techniques to fix some of the jitteriness and sound problems at the beginning?

Uh, did she say "honey" in the commercial? All this racism today and bla bla. Yet, seems like modern educators are warping history. Each time.i see new stuff from the 30s, racism is rarely to be found.

Thanks for the memories of the world pioneers of Our sport❤ revisted May 12 2024❤❤❤❤

gen x the start of it all before the king and the mop heads swing is where its at

Boomers mentality

Newport is black ppl cigarettes now

6:03 when Kents give you mesothelioma from the Blue Asbestos in the micronite filter

Dying was cool back then

smokers are the stupidest people on earth

its like nothing changed

Yeah it’s refreshing and coool until you feel a lump in the back of your throat

A really short approach compared to today's alleys. Those AMF machines must be pre 82 30s which I believe were first approved by the ABC in '63. (Correct me if I'm wrong).

when the whole band comes out XD so funny. cab calloway had sooo much drip.

What my mind is thinking watching these commercials being a smoker myself is ... this is not just one cigarettes is a lifetime of addiction ... they were selling an innocent cigarette packet that was a daily packet for years until the person decides to quit ... its filthy habit

What a spectacular promotion. A lot of work went into that giant Champion, wonder what became of it?

Now the imbeciles are vaping, drinking energy poison, eating washing tablets, inhaling mace, drinking themselves into a stupor etc etc etc, but don't even look at a cigarette whatever you do because it's really bad for you 🤡🥱🙄

Back when Americans had much better health than today.

They tasted great,but if you smoke enough of them, they'll kill you! Their kinda like coffin nails,the more you smoke of them,the more coffin nails you'll get for your box☠☠☠☠☠

The ads have effect, I want to smoke right now.

The Original Morris Day

These are awesome. They're a piece of American history. Thank you for smoking.

I'm lucky to have grown up in the 60's. Everyone had so much class, they dressed and behaved with dignity. It was nothing like today, where spectator's ass cracks are showing and they start screaming before the bowler gets to the foul line.

We haven't seen these commercials In years, yet the jingles are so familiar

Please stay with me and we can watch it in the house safely 💞

White people. Lots of white people.

Uncontroled capitalism is flat out demonic.

Great now i want a newport

Menthol?? czcams.com/video/hk2JfD9ltzU/video.htmlsi=xxB2hZgBNB-U2g98&t=871

OMG KENT cigarettes! My grandma smoked Kents 100s... Far back as I can remember she always had a Kent in her hand... I don't think I've even seen a pack of Kents since we lost her back in 2008

No wonder people smoke

Wow . I came to Sydney Australia October 1956 as student migraten of 12 years old to my grandparents . Afterwards in 1960 I watched the ten pin bowling game on TV . It took me until 1964 to go bowling after I got my first car to go around from bowling centre to other . In 1967 I won the roll off invational Tournament to bowl against the world champion Dick Weber at Rushcutter bowl Sydney Australia . Regrettably I got in business and got married in 1970 . My life has changed to business and Family which was wrong in hindsight . I should've stayed with Ballroom dancing and especially the game of Ten Pin Bowling .

Jesus, Ive always hated smoking. It makes everything stink - you dont even have to mention the death sentence of cancer by smoking - the smell is just disgusting.

Kool ball return..

I feel like Chris Brown should star in a movie about Cab Calloway. He’s got the same skin tone, he’s tall and can dance well enough to convey it. If they can just cover up his tattoos. Lol

I remember Winston tastes good like a cigarette should Tariton smokers would rather fight than switch LLLLLLLucky filters Come to where the flavor is

Needless to say with those lane conditions they were hardly any 200 average bowlers back then. I'm kind of stuck in the early urethane era on wood lanes. Great pin action but you had to work for it still.

Were people really such stupid suckers back then? Oh, yes.

"Probably the all time leader with 15 300 games". Today they throw 15 300 games in just one league night!!!

I worked at a bowling alley back in the late 70s i was cranking the ball without a thumb in the ball carrying a 190 avg

These people are all so happy and cool. I hope they don’t die of lung cancer. 🤞

Wow, the game sure has changed. No real spin on those balls at all. And guys have an unusual delivery - five or six steps or more.

The Ballantine beer ad was exquisite

Jean Goldkette orch. was popular on records. Victor Young had an orch. and was prominent in the music world for several decades. My late dad told me about that huge Stude. He was 13 when it was built. Stude had a large proving ground on top of Bendix Hill. It is west of So.Bend on Hwy. 2. You cannot miss it as it is the only hill around.LOL. My grandpa worked at Stude's from '43 to '56. Had several different duties. One was hanging doors. Adtef Studebaker and a dozen other companies left,So.Bend,sucked!

Just noticed the harp...better this has to be better than the Spectacles in The Great Gatsby!

Oh this is so nice! I want to pick the wild flowers too...especially with the dreamy songs. Thank you.,I'll have mine in Cafe Crème please..

... I shared, and thus forwarded this clip to our local Studebaker Drivers Club ...

Ooooooh for ONE MORE GAME. they left me wanting MORE. one of them, if not both, were about to bowl a 300. WHAT A MATCH

Very interesting. When a company back then wanted to attract your attention to their product, they didn’t just shout at you about how great it is! When I watched this, I had to go back and watch that first music number a couple more times. I thought one of the violinists was Jack Benny. The camera focuses in on this fellow with glasses, and he mugs a bit for the camera. Now I’m pretty sure it wasn’t Benny. The fellow looks sorta like Benny did when he was 50 or so, but when this film was made Benny was about 30 and actually a handsome young man.