WLS Channel 7 - The Edge Of Night (Commercial Break, 1976)

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    Here's a complete commercial break during the soap opera "The Edge of Night" on WLS Channel 7. Includes:

    Hunt's Tomato Sauce - "You can trust every can of Hunt's"

    Pay Day by Parker Brothers (voiceover by John Bartholomew Tucker)

    Clorets - The Breath Deodorant (featuring actor Richard Herd)

    Fry Baby Electric Deep-Fryer by Presto

    This aired on local Chicago TV around mid-November 1976 during the 3pm to 3:30pm half-hour.


    Date Uploaded: 06/25/2010

    Tags: 1970s   WLS Channel 7   Full Commercial Breaks     




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    Hunt's Tomato Sauce - "You can trust every can of Hunt's"

    Pay Day by Parker Brothers (voiceover by John Bartholomew Tucker)

    Clorets - The Breath Deodorant (featuring actor Richard Herd)

    Fry Baby Electric Deep-Fryer by Presto

    This aired on local Chicago TV around mid-November 1976 during the 3pm to 3:30pm half-hour." /> Share

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    Matt 06/25/2010 Reply

    Could It be Ryan's Hope?

    I'm probably way off

    ChitownTVFan 06/26/2010 Reply

    I say it looks like Ryan's Hope, too.

    HUdson 3-2700 06/26/2010 Reply

    Have no idea. Whatever happened to Clorets?

    Phantom 06/26/2010 Reply

    The actor in the Clorets commercial is Richard Herd, best known for playing Captain Sheridan on "T. J. Hooker" and John in the original "V."

    Phantom 06/26/2010 Reply

    Looking around The Encyclopedia of Daytime Television, I found a character named Micelli on The Edge of Night in 1976. There was also a character named Deborah. According to the Tribune's weekly recap of the soaps around that time, The Edge of Night had this plotline: "Deborah insisted Danny that be fired," which seems to be this scene.