“ OGILVY SHOWREEL ” 1970s TV COMMERCIALS FOR SHELL, MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, IBM, AND MORE GG25975

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This showreel of commercials was produced by the Olgilvy Advertising Firm in the 1970s and show a range of products. The longest commercials are for Shell and both show gas mileage tests for cars, one with Super Shell with Platformate and one without. The film also features several advertisements for Maxwell House Coffee products. It ends with a lengthy commercial for IBM Computers, showing how they were essential in the production of the XB-70 Valkyrie strategic bomber prototype. Ogilvy is a New York City-based British advertising, marketing, and public relations agency. It was founded in 1850 by Edmund Mather as a London-based agency. In 1964, the firm became known as Ogilvy & Mather after merging with a New York City agency that was founded in 1948 by David Ogilvy. (Note: these commercials were donated to us by Charles Abrams, who was an art director at DDB at the time they were made.)

00:00 a woman speaking to a Psychiatrist, 0:21 Bottle of Ban roll on deodorant, 0:30 a car driving on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah without a driver during a Shell Mileage Demonstration, 1:02 Shell engineers preparing the track for the test, 1:20 two cars performing the test, 1:30 Car one with Super Shell without platformate leaving, 1:43 the second car with Super Shell with platformate leaves, 2:04 the first car runs out of gas, while the second car continues, 2:20 Super Shell Good Mileage Gasoline, 2:27 a man calling his wife who falls into a pit, 2:35 she lifts out a bottle of Open Pit Barbecue Sauce from the pit, 2:39 a women standing in between Greek Statues and putting Dove cream and soap on her face, 3:04 Dove cleansing Cream, 3:11 “The Fat Wallet”, 3:12 a man emptying his overflowing wallet, 3:46 man takes out an American Express Card and begins removing the cluttering items that are replaced by the credit card, 4:07 American Express Logo, 4:11 a man opens the wrapper of a Forever Yours chocolate bar and begins eating it together with a woman, 4:38 “It’s love at first bite”, 3:45 a man pouring coffee through a regular filter, 4:56 a pack of Max-Pax filters from Maxwell House, 5:11 demonstration of how a Max-Pax filter works, 5:35 a pack of Max-Pax filters, 5:45 a group of young people imagining being on a date while drinking Great Shakes, 6:02 demonstration of how to make Great Shakes, 6:52 two cars running all accessories, one with an Allstate Energy Battery and one with its original battery, 7:18 the car with the original battery gives up after 40 minutes while the other is still operating, 7:38 Sears logo next to an Allstate Energy Battery, 7:52 sped up footage of two cars driving from one end of Manhattan to the other ending at the Staten Island Ferry Pier, one running on Super Shell with platformate and one without, 8:31 car without stops, whereas the car with platformate makes it to the Staten Island Ferry, 8:43 Shell Logo, 8:48 “America’s National Drink,” 8:50 a girl meant to resemble Little Red Riding Hood makes a pot of coffee with Maxwell House Coffee and heads through the forest, 9:17 she visits her dad at work and gives him the coffee, 9:40 a container of Maxwell House Coffee from General Foods, 9:50 the North American XB-70 Valkyrie during its first takeoff, 10:30 engineers working in at the North American design bureau, 10:55 an IBM computer running, 11:28 the computer printing the result of its calculation, 11:36 the XB-70 parked, 11:55 engineers working, 12:01 the XB-70 flying from different angles, 12:42 the IBM logo slowly appearing, 12:51 a husband and his wife sitting together speaking, 10:57 a can of Ban Spray deodorant, 13:08 a man watching his car get loaded off the SS United States, 13:33 the man lifts a Schweppes Bitter Lemon bottle and opening it, 13:42 close up of the Bitter Lemon being poured and drank by the man

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