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WLUP The Loop FM 98 - "Lorelei Lip-Syncing" (Commercial, 1980?)
Views: 5820
Here's a cool vintage commercial for WLUP - The Loop - FM 98. I believe this airing is from early 1980.
Features that original hot siren Loop chick - Lorelei, lip-syncing to Steve Dahl & Garry Meier, Les Tracy, Mitch Michaels (Doin' the Cruise!), and Sky Daniels!
(Also features a tiny snippet of a WFLD Channel 32 M*A*S*H bumper at the beginning) Enjoy!
Commercial Produced by Chuck Blore.
WBBM-FM 96 'Hot Hits!' (Commercial, 1982)
Views: 1370
Here is a commercial for local Chicago radio station WBBM-FM 96 Hot Hits!
This commercial aired on local Chicago TV in June of 1982.
Empire Carpets - "What's the Name?" (Commercial, 1980)
Views: 2549
Here's another early commercial for Empire Carpets, featuring Lynn Hauldren as the Empire Carpet Man, installing a carpet for a Mr. Kimstead who'd just gotten the idea to have carpets installed for $6.95 a yard just three days before, doesn't have to make an installment payment for 60 days, and got a free Bissell rug shampooer after buying two rooms of carpeting - but has constant trouble remembering the name and phone number. With the now-famous "588-2300" jingle at the end.
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WFLD Channel 32 - Oak Park Village Mall (Commercial #1, 1976)
Views: 2288
Here's a short 10 second spot for the Oak Park Village Mall. Remember this? When they blocked off Lake Street and created an outdoor "mall" much in the way they did with State Street?
This was produced at WFLD Channel 32 during the Kaiser Broadcasting Company days, and was directed by Don Shannon. It was recorded on 6-30-76.
"...a beautiful place to shop"
This likely aired on local Chicago TV in July of 1976.
WFLD Channel 32 - Oak Park Village Mall (Commercial #2, 1976)
Views: 1533
Here's another short 10 second spot for the Oak Park Village Mall. Remember this? When they blocked off Lake Street and created an outdoor "mall" much in the way they did with State Street?
This was produced at WFLD Channel 32 during the Kaiser Broadcasting Company days, and was directed by Don Shannon. It was recorded on 6-30-76.
"...a beautiful place to shop"
This likely aired on local Chicago TV in July of 1976.
WSNS Channel 44 - Popeye with Steve Hart - "Mail Time" (1975?)
Views: 427
Here's the "Mail Time" segment of Popeye with Steve Hart on WSNS Channel 44. Includes:
Steve starting off in front of Captain Salty, going on about what happened with "Dear Crabby" early on, with Bookie Worm (the voice of Nancy Boyle) at the desk. He then goes to the big Popeye spinach jar to select four lucky winners - the fifth who says "I Watch Popeye on Channel 44" to be invited to the lighthouse (he ends up taking one extra letter).
The first...
Jewel - "I Made It All By Myself" (Commercial, 1983)
Views: 4934
Here's a commercial for Jewel Food Stores about a girl who shops with her Mom to make her Dad a meal all by herself.
Features Shannon Grimes (now Shannon Bobillo) as the little girl.
As her husband Patrick recounts, "She and her sister did some modeling for print-ads and a bit of commercial acting just for fun when they were kids. They enjoyed it but both gave it up when they started high school and, apart from roles in school plays, neither pursued acting aft...
GK Chevrolet Of Downers Grove - "General Motors Raises Prices" (Commercial, 1979)
Views: 2160
Here's another commercial for GK Chevrolet in Downers Grove. The last time we saw one it had a really bad technical difficulty moment in it.
GK Chevrolet is now Bill Kay Chevrolet - part of the Bill Kay Automotive Group - still at the same place, 1601 Ogden Avenue in Downers Grove - even has the same phone number, except the area code is now 630 of course. :-)
Ending voiceover by J...
WYEN FM 107 - "Request Radio" (Commercial, 1979)
Views: 3220
Here's a commercial for WYEN FM 107 ("Request Radio," licensed to neighboring Des Plaines - and today Spanish-language WPPN, "Amor 106.7"), featuring snippets of such tracks as "No Tell Lover" by Chicago, "Last Time I Saw Him" by Diana Ross, "Forever In Blue Jeans" by Neil Diamond, and "Too Much Heaven" by the Bee Gees.
The "Request Radio" slogan referred to the station playing music requested by listeners.
This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, September 22...