Maxwell House: December Bride promo, 1950s

Genre: Commercial

Year Published: 1950s

Creator: Maxwell House D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (DMB&B)

Format: 16mm

Description: Transcription: - Ethel, come on. We'll never make that next train! 0:02 Honey, how you could forget your diamond ring. 0:06 - I know, I washed my hands and put it in the soap dish, 0:09 you know. 0:11 - All right, come on, come on, let's go. 0:12 - Yeah, I'm ready. (doorbell rings) 0:12 - Now, who do you suppose that is? 0:15 - I don't know. 0:15 - Look, nevermind who it is, don't get talking. 0:16 - No, no. No, I know. 0:18 - We'll never make that train. - Just say we're in a hurry. 0:19 - Well, look who's here. 0:22 - Why for heaven's sakes, Spring Barington. 0:24 - Hello. 0:28 - Hi. - Hello. 0:29 - Nice to see you, did you have a pleasant summer vacation? 0:30 - Wonderful, just wonderful. 0:33 And you? 0:35 - Well, yes. 0:36 - Now look, you two girls don't get talking now. We got to make to train. 0:37 - Oh, I know. But I just had to drop in and say hello. 0:39 Would you have time for an old trouper 0:44 to step out of character, 0:45 - For a moment? 0:47 - Why sure! - Well, I'd just love to tell you, 0:49 not as a performer, but as typical television viewer 0:51 how much I have enjoyed you this summer. 0:55 - Aw. 0:57 - Wonderful entertainment! - Oh, well thanks. 0:59 - And I know so many people would say, 1:00 Ethel and Albert, are our favorite television friends. 1:02 - Thank you, Spring. 1:07 And, Albert and I want to say good bye to you 1:08 and welcome back to Spring Barington. 1:10 - Next week, over the same CBS station, 1:12 Spring Barington and our wonderful television family 1:15 will return for the fall in December bride. 1:18 We will be watching. 1:20 I know you will too. 1:21 (chuckles) 1:23