TV Commercials from the 40s, 50s, & Early 60s
1953: Sunbeam Bread for Energy
In a commercial that epitomizes early 1950s clean-cut innocence, Sunbeam pitched its bread as a cure for juvenile lethargy. The ad portrays a crew of cowboy-costumed, middle-America kids at a fair. One, however, with the generic name of "Junior," doesn't have enough pep to make it through—until he gets his hands on some white bread. After all, "every slice of Sunbeam bread sure does pack a big energy wallop."
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