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In Videos: Drive-In Movie Ads: Potato Chips (1960s)

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It's too bad that today's potato chip commercials would probably never be as simple as this drive-in movie ad from the 1960s. It gets the main point across: potato chips are GOOD! NOW GO ASK FOR THEM AT THE CONCESSION STAND!!!

Potentially increase your appetite for potato chips after the jump:

Drive-In Movie Ads: Potato Chips (1960s)


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6 Comments:

Ah...the simple potato chip! Not enough in-your-face hard sell here. Back in the days of yore the simple potato chip was just about all we had to snack on besides Fritos and pretzels. These days there are all sorts of bastardizations; Pringles, Sun Chips and those hideously disgusting baked things they pass off as snack food.

Oh yeah..Utz. Local here in Penna & Md.

Thanks for the trip back in time:)

"bastardizations" lol, i like that!

One of MFK Fisher's favorite foods, although she claimed to eat them only once every three years, secure in the knowledge that "....they hang like square cellophane fruit on wire trees in all the grocery stores".

Makes me more nostalgic for drive-ins than potato chips Ahhh, those were the days Remember the heaters and speakers you clipped inside your car window? I remember going with my whole family, kids all in p.j.'s and I remember some, ok many, romantic dates, too. ;) ;) ;)

Didn't spend much time at the concession stand. That's what Dad's and boyfriends were for......ha ha.

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