Texaco: Havoline Motor Oil, 1950s

Genre: Commercial

Year Published: 1950s

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

Format: 16mm

Description: Transcription: Announcer Tips on golf from Bing Crosby. 0:01 (upbeat music) 0:09 Brought to you by Texaco. 0:12 - Well, I hardly think the PGA will endorse my theories, 0:16 but I feel that the clue to why your iron shots are going 0:20 astray, you know, going left to right, 0:23 is to check your divot. 0:25 Now, if the divot is pointed that way, 0:26 it means you're probably coming over 0:28 with your right side too strong. 0:29 You're hitting from the outside in, 0:31 but if it's going over to the right, 0:32 fading or heaven forbid shanking, 0:34 you probably got the blade open 0:37 and you're not hitting through properly. 0:38 So I really feel it's the divot is the important thing, 0:40 but when you're in your car, look for this sign, 0:43 you know what it means. 0:46 ♪ You can trust your car to the man who wears the star ♪ 0:48 because he's the only one who has new Sky Chief gasoline. 0:52 And from what the Texaco people tell me, they take a lot, 0:56 just a lot of extra steps to make it the quality gasoline. 0:58 Here for instance, is one. 1:02 Texaco you know uses computers to pick the right blend 1:03 out of thousands of possible choices. 1:06 The blend that's best for driving in your area. 1:09 Aw, there's a lot of these extra steps to quality 1:12 and Sky Chief. 1:14 You try it, just look for the sign where. 1:15 ♪ You can trust your car to ♪ 1:18 ♪ The man who wears the star ♪ 1:20 ♪ The big bright Texaco star ♪ 1:22