Made by the famous Jim Handy short film maker, this nine minute 1943 commercial is a masterpiece of propaganda. Don’t watch unless you are willing to go buy a carton of real, unfiltered Lucky Strikes.
1943 Lucky Strike Commercial
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My dad smoked Lucky Strikes for many many years. When I was a teenager, I would buy him a carton for Father's Day along with a package of the orange circus peanuts candies. Lucky Strikes, orange circus peanuts candies and Spanish peanuts in his bottle of Pepsi were some of his favorite things.
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Must. Buy. Lucky. Strikes. MUST. BUY. LUCKY. STRIKES.
Note that Jim Handy saved the deliciously beautiful wholesome young girl for last.
It’s 1943 and the world is at war and there’s a pretty young girl singing
Ma he’s making eyes at me
Ma, he want’s to marry me
She married the bandleader Kay Kyser and they loved and lived happily ever after. Sometimes “me too” works out, you know?.
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Anything to move the merchandise.
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You're most welcome. I still remember the 8 steps to evaluating a casualty: Real Bad Boys Should Find Better Habits S- 1. Responsiveness 2. Breathing 3. Bleeding 4. Shock 5. Fractures 6. Burns 7. Head Wounds 8. Seek Medical Aid. My medical training is still faintly there...Doctor…doctor…doctor…
That is of course precisely my intention!
Thank you doctor….
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If I were the casualty, I would add 9. If I'm conscious, give me a pipe full of SG 1792 Flake to puff on until help arrives
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Only works with Pepsi. I use Lance salted peanuts. It's the perfect energy drink if you think about it.
I wasn't even in the planning stages in '43, but I always have enjoyed music from the 1940s & early '50s. And how about all those fedoras! Safety razors. Old Spice. Singers could sing & SING WELL. And some of you are spot on with tenacity & patience. My first experiences were filled with tongue bite from Middleton's Cherry Blend , Half & Half, Peach Brandy but Bond Street was good. Thanks very much for rekindling the memories!Made by the famous Jim Handy short film maker, this nine minute 1943 commercial is a masterpiece of propaganda. Don’t watch unless you are willing to go buy a carton of real, unfiltered Lucky Strikes.