Chemical Bank Checking, 1950s

Year Published: 1950s

Creator: Chemical Bank D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (DMB&B)

Format: 16mm

Description: Transcription: >> Albert, dear? 0:02 >> Huh? 0:03 >> How would you like to see my 0:04 name in print? 0:05 >> Ethel, you'’ve been arrested? 0:07 >> No. 0:08 >> You'’ve written a book of 0:10 poetry? 0:11 >> No. 0:12 >> A novel, while my dinner was 0:13 burning? 0:14 >> No. 0:15 I'’ve opened a checking account 0:16 at Chemical New York. 0:17 >> A checking account? 0:18 We'’ve got a checking account. 0:20 >> You have, dear. 0:21 I'’ve always wanted to see my 0:22 name on a checkbook. 0:24 Isn'’t that nice and fancy? 0:26 And the wonderful man at 0:27 Chemical New York was so 0:28 helpful. 0:29 >> Oh? 0:31 No wonder, with my money. 0:32 Did the wonderful man at 0:34 Chemical New York explain what 0:35 happens when there'’s no money 0:36 left in the account? 0:37 >> Well, he didn'’t have to. 0:39 All I have to do is make 0:40 deposits, and then I'’m well 0:41 balanced. 0:43 >> Dear, you, well balanced? 0:44 >> ANNOUNCER: Open a checking 0:48 account at Chemical New York. 0:49 Special checking with no minimum 0:51 balance, or regular checking. 0:52 Remember, there'’s no place like 0:53 Chemical New York, the bank with 0:54 the hometown touch. 0:55

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