Here's An Idea For Lunch

How 'bout some Sloppy Joes? Here is what looks like a mid-1960s commercial for Libby's Sloppy Joe filling. In a can.



Just heat and eat. And keep your mouths shut!

Just kidding.

Time For A Visit From The Mighty Heroes

Here is a cartoon starring The Mighty Heroes in "The Toy Man," produced in 1966 by Terrytoons in New Rochelle, New York.






The cartoon was originally shown in two parts on a single half-hour CBS network telecast of Mighty Mouse and the Mighty Heroes. The studio was actually owned by the network at that time. This cartoon would be released to theaters by 20th Century Fox in December, 1969. This cartoon was produced and directed by Ralph Bashki.

Don't Live With A Corn

Try living with a tomato.



All kidding aside, here's a 1972 television commercial for Freezone.

In COLOR!

Time For A Visit From Suzy!

Suzy Snowflake, that is. This 1951 made-for-TV short, "Suzy Snowflake," was produced by Centaur Productions (for Alamo Music) using stop-motion animation.







The Norman Luboff Choir provided the vocal, with Suzy's voice provided by future Lawrence Welk Champagne Lady Norma Zimmer.

Time For Frosty

Here's a made-for-TV cartoon of "Frosty The Snowman," produced around 1950 for Hill & Range Songs in Hollywood by United Productions of America (UPA) and directed by Robert (Bobe) Cannon, who directed the 1950 Oscar-winning cartoon "Gerald McBoing Boing.)









This short used to be shown on television stations all over the country.

Time For A Visit With Yogi

Here is a Yogi Bear cartoon, from Hanna-Barbera Productions, entitled "Papa Yogi." This first aired in 1959 as a segment on the syndicated Huckleberry Hound Show. Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera produced and directed this cartoon









Yogi did not get his own show until 1961.