1951 Infomercial/Kids show called 'The Magic Clown' (Classic TV)
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1951 Infomercial/Kids show called 'The Magic Clown' (Classic TV)
- Publication date
- 1951
- Usage
- Public Domain
- Topics
- Classic TV, 50's TV, 1950's TV, Fifties TV, 50's Television, 1950's Television, Fifties Television, Infomercial
- Publisher
- NBC Television Network
This is a extremely rare Kids show from the early 50's called "The Magic Clown", with Bonomo Candy being plugged 1,446,234 times.
Most certainly not "Quality TV", But certainly better than "Jerry Springer".
Most certainly not "Quality TV", But certainly better than "Jerry Springer".
- Addeddate
- 2008-04-18 02:45:57
- Closed captioning
- no
- Color
- Black and White
- Ia_orig__runtime
- Approx 15 Minutes
- Identifier
- Magic_Clown_1951
- Run time
- Approx 15 Minutes
- Sound
- Sound
- Year
- 1951
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Reviews
Reviewer:
Spiritdove64
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February 21, 2024
Subject: "It"
Subject: "It"
Makes me think 50's version of the movie "It" really creepy. Also that one kid at the bottom seems to be infatuated with his hand being on tv.. lol
Reviewer:
orgasmicxray -
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June 21, 2017
Subject: Fun
Subject: Fun
Well I enjoyed it! 4 Stars.
Reviewer:
Robin_1990
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August 10, 2011
Subject: Well, technically...
Subject: Well, technically...
..."The show was created by Tico Bonomo, grandson of the founder of the Bonomo Turkish Taffy company, specifically as a vehicle to sell candy"
Admittedly the sponsors of shows like "Your Hit Parade" (which is certainly not an infomercial) owned the shows and in some cases created them, but this case seems a bit different somehow.
Admittedly the sponsors of shows like "Your Hit Parade" (which is certainly not an infomercial) owned the shows and in some cases created them, but this case seems a bit different somehow.
Reviewer:
Iowatvman
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August 10, 2011
Subject: This is not an infomercial
Subject: This is not an infomercial
I don't know where the uploader learned about television, but this is *not* an infomercial. Television programs in the 1950's were generally produced by or for one sponsor and their ad agency. Commercials were often integrated into the program, as in this case, and the sponsor's logo was often featured on the set. But this was *not* an infomercial, which does nothing but talk about the sponsor's product with no entertainment.
Please learn something about the industry before making comments like that.
As entertainment, this is pretty bad, so two stars.
Please learn something about the industry before making comments like that.
As entertainment, this is pretty bad, so two stars.
Reviewer:
bestpbx
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December 4, 2008
Subject: Creepy the Clown
Subject: Creepy the Clown
I hate clowns... this guy looks like he would be a serial killer.
Br-r-r-r-r-r!!!!!!
Br-r-r-r-r-r!!!!!!
Reviewer:
Meatpies
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October 19, 2008
Subject: Who was the sponsor?
Subject: Who was the sponsor?
Gosh... if they could have only said it one more time...
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