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I didn't know that Snap, Crackle and Pop had adversaries named Soggy, Mushy and Toughy! 

Did You? 

Wow! 

To be a child sitting in a theater in 1939 and watching a commercial sponsored by the Kellogg Company. 

It probably ran back to back with a Popeye cartoon, before the news reel, previews, and the main attraction. This is a piece of history from the golden age of advertising via the big screen. 

I hope you enjoy it as much as I have! 

Thanks for following our humble blog.

The Oscar Mayer Kid

Andy Lambros Then

"The Little Fisherman"

"It only took me an hour to learn the song because my two (older) sisters helped me," Andy said in an interview with the Los Angeles Times....
 "I didn't realize the cameras were still rolling, and I asked.... How's that?"

Lambros also did two films when he was 8 and 10 years old...... "Fatso" where he played Dom DeLuise  as a child and "History of the World Part I."
                             (His Part was Cut)

"My parents didn't let my success go to my head!"
"I was a regular kid. I had to take out the garbage....
 and do the dishes."

The story behind the famous Oscar Mayer commercial from the 1970's. As told by former Oscar Mayer V.P. of Marketing - Jerry Ringlien

 

Andy Lambros Now

Andrew “Andy” Lambros is a web and graphic designer, developer, marketing expert and business consultant. He is the Co-founder and President of the "Dream Builders Company", located just outside of Los Angeles, in Southern California.

 Andy has been in the technology and multimedia fields for nearly twenty years, and has worked on countless websites and technology projects throughout his career.