Wanna Get Rid Of That Corn?

And we ain't talkin' 'bout the kind that comes in an ear.

Here's a 1972 commercial for Freezone for corns and calluses.

I may have embed this video previously.

Aw, but what the hell.

New Name For The Former Outdoor Life Network

The much-rumored name change is slated for this coming January.

I'd Be Scared If A Bunch Of Corn Flakes Came Flying Our Of An Ear Of Corn, Opie

Here's an integrated commercial for Post Toasties Corn Flakes with Andy Griffith and Ronny Howard (as Opie) from a 1961 telecast of The Andy Griffith Show.

And Now, A Word About An Upcoming Show

From 1965, here is a promo for the inaugural CBS Network telecast of A Charlie Brown Christmas.  The show was annual fixture on CBS for some 35 years before moving to ABC with the new century.

And, for God's sakes, keep America's Blockhead away from the piano!

How 'Bout This-------A Guy Who Talks To A Cat

Now, a 1960s commercial for Puss 'n' Boots Flavor Packs for cats.

How 'Bout A Bowl Of Chuck Wagon------------For Dogs

Here's a 1970 commercial for Chuck Wagon Dinner for Dogs, from the makers of Purina Dog (and Cat) Chow.

Enjoy!

He Was Born With A Star On His Chest

From Republic Pictures in 1937, here's Johnny Mack Brown starring in "A Lawman Is Born."  In this one, a wanted outlaw puts away his guns and ends up working in a general store.  When the Sheriff is killed, someone wants this outlaw to take the newly-vacated job.  He staps on his guns again, only to see someone expose him as a wanted outlaw. Iris Meredith, Warner Richmond, Mary MacLaren, Dick Curtis, and Al St. John join Johnny in the cast.  With original story by Harry F. Olmstead and screenplay and adaptation by George H. Plympton (best remembered for providing screenplays for numerous theatrical serials), this film was produced by A.W. Hackel and directed by Sam Newfield.

Enjoy!