Boy Oh Boy!

Quaker Oats

This Yesterday Television classic commercial trim is from 1959.Did you know, the iconic round box made its first...

Posted by Yesterday Television on Wednesday, March 2, 2016

Mister Ed

YTV-Mister Ed
This rare Yesterday Television lost episode of Mister Ed is only one of two episodes that are in the Public Domain.Watch "Wilbur Gets The Message... About Payroll Savings!" from1964.........HERE.........http://yesterdaytv.blogspot.com/p/mr-ed.html
Posted by Yesterday Television on Friday, February 5, 2016

Yup! It's Commercial Time

YTV-It's Commercial Time

Posted by Yesterday Television on Saturday, January 16, 2016

Smile When You Say That

YTV-Commercial Time

Here is a good one from the 70s. :)

Posted by Yesterday Television on Monday, December 14, 2015

A Wife For Andy

"Masquerade Party"

A very popular game show from the 50s....This one aired May 22,1955, with Peter Donald Esquire as host. Seems it is up to a panel of experts to figure out who is the celebrity. Truely a classic......enjoy.

Yesterday TV Historic Timex

This old Yesterday Television Commercial........ is an oldie but a goody!It takes a lickin' but keeps on tickin'.....remember?

Posted by Yesterday Television on Thursday, July 30, 2015

Kraft Music Hall

This episode of.... "Kraft Music Hall"....first aired....... December 17, 1958.
 An NBC variety series that began as a radio program that aired from 1933 till 1949.
This episode is 
hosted by Milton Berle, the program features guest stars, Eydie Gormé and Walter Pidgeon.
Jam packed with music and comedy,the show also contains lots of fun dated references, as well as the original commercials for various products by Kraft.
We hope you find this glimpse into the past, just as
interesting as we do here at........................................... Yesterday Television.

YTV - Buster Keaton Commercial

Joseph Frank "Buster" Keaton (October 4, 1895 – February 1, 1966) Starred in a number of commericial messages in the 1950s

Posted by Yesterday Television on Wednesday, October 21, 2015

                                             Pictured above is Frances R. Horwich


A grand lady she was...a wonderful teacher for........ "Ding Dong School."
Billed as "the nursery school of the air", it was a half-hour children's TV show which began  November 24,1952 and ended December 28,1956.

Before Mister Rogers Neighborhood, before there was a Sesame Street,  preschoolers had Miss Frances; to learn with.
She was the first to use the  talk to the audience method. She would even pause to let the child answer her.
More than once, she would be right on  the mark, with the conversation, second guessing a little ones answer.
Parents and Grandparents of the time adored her as did the children. The series is said to have garnered a 95 percent share of all preschoolers at the time.

Do you remember? Most reading this will say..NO.  Comment if your answer is yes or no.