Ed Sullivan does a commercial for a Kodak camera while “riding” the Jungle Cruise attraction in Disneyland.
06
Nov
Ed Sullivan’s Jungle Cruise Kodak Commercial
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why did you the hippo you bitch?
I want one.
wow……for it’s day……that was a damn nice movie camera….and $74.00 was a huge chunk of cash
Wow, Ed Sullivan selling a color exposure camera in a black and white commercial.
@tayla2007m
8mm movie cams just like can be had for about $10. That model was “wind-up” and mechanical and many of them still work today. It was all metal and over-built. Back from the days when we still made things in America.
The film however is hard to find, and even harder to have developed.
He’s sitting & standing with rear projection behind him.
Wow. Ol’ Ed wasn’t even there ! The entire thing was shot with green screens. (or, were they “blue” back then…)
Uh…so they shoot hippos at Disneyland?? ooooooooo-kay.
Great! He got the best video shot of a hippo getting shot at! Thats a keeper! Get PETA on the phone and send in that video! Thanks Kodak!
really big shoe!
Because, as we all know, one wears a business suit while visiting Disneyland.
R.I.P. Kodachrome.
i wonder how much that costs today. if it still works
Ironically, “The Ed Sullivan Show” wouldn’t be seen in color until the 18th season (right after The Beatles’ last apperance).
Looks like Ed Sullivan never went to Disneyland in his life.
THIS IS SO COOL
poor hippo
cara, eu lembro disso. Eu nasci no Brasil em 71, mas na minha passada, eu vivi essas…
Between 1956 and ’61, Ed’s Sunday night CBS variety show was co-sponsored by Eastman Kodak {they also brought you “THE ADVENTURES OF OZZIE & HARRIET” on ABC’s Wednesday night schedule}, and occasionally, these kind of ads appeared on his program {and sometimes, on Ozzie’s}. In the fall of 1961, Kodak dropped their sponsorship of those shows and began co-sponsoring “WALT DISNEY’S WONDERFUL WORLD OF COLOR” on NBC- the second half-hour directly opposite Ed!