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00:04:27I wonder what Ellis is doing in the store at this hour of the night.
00:04:31Oh, he's muffed some sails.
00:04:33He's trying to find out how it happened.
00:04:35Oh.
00:04:36We'll leave Ellis to his own problems.
00:04:39Let's stretch our legs.
00:04:41And see what the girls are doing.
00:05:12There goes cheap running water again.
00:05:14Running water is slow tonight.
00:05:16Tonight it's still young.
00:05:31Oh, Ellis.
00:05:37Oh, Ellis.
00:05:43Did somebody call me?
00:05:45Yes, I did.
00:05:46Come here, Ellis.
00:05:55Did you call me, Speedy?
00:05:56No, it wasn't me.
00:05:58What'd you say?
00:05:59I said it wasn't me.
00:06:01Frosty wants you.
00:06:02Oh.
00:06:07What do you want, Frosty?
00:06:08Open me up.
00:06:12I've got a bone to pick with you, Ellis.
00:06:15Some other time, Frosty.
00:06:16I'm tired tonight.
00:06:17You should be.
00:06:18You wear yourself out losing good prospects.
00:06:22Frosty's telling Ellis the facts of life.
00:06:24Uh-huh.
00:06:27Hey, don't shut me up.
00:06:30Can't we do this some other time?
00:06:32No, I've been doing all the work long enough.
00:06:34Now I'm going to make you take over.
00:06:37I have.
00:06:38I'm working my head off.
00:06:40That's what I'm afraid of.
00:06:42Look, I'm ready to put on my act, am I not?
00:06:45Sure you are.
00:06:46Oh, sure.
00:06:47Well, then why don't you plug me in?
00:06:49Go ahead, Ellis.
00:06:51Do it.
00:06:54Now things are going to pop.
00:06:56I'm a quiet fellow, don't you agree?
00:06:58That's what I tell everybody.
00:07:00You tell them, but you don't show them.
00:07:01Like that nice little lady this afternoon.
00:07:03I know she wanted me.
00:07:05But could you sell me?
00:07:06No.
00:07:07I'll be back, she said.
00:07:09You hope.
00:07:11I explained what a wonderful feature your Frosty is, didn't I?
00:07:14And what did she say?
00:07:16There were others around she wanted to look at.
00:07:18That's why you muffed it, Ellis.
00:07:20Well, I couldn't stop her from shopping around.
00:07:22You should have told her to do it.
00:07:23And do you know why?
00:07:26Well, I think I do.
00:07:29Oh, I certainly do.
00:07:31I'm not so sure that you do.
00:07:33And here's why.
00:07:34If she compares me with any other refrigerator she can set her eyes on,
00:07:38then she'll know I'm not meeting competition.
00:07:40I'm making it.
00:07:42My Frost Free is the first and only defrosting that's completely automatic.
00:07:46The only one.
00:07:49I didn't hear Ellis say that to his prospect today.
00:07:52This is a good show, don't you think so, girls?
00:07:54Yeah.
00:07:55Very good.
00:07:56I'm intrigued.
00:07:57No end.
00:08:11In 1950, I introduced Frost Free.
00:08:14No one else had it.
00:08:16Today, everybody's talking about it.
00:08:18But what are they saying?
00:08:20Ellis, get that magazine on the table over there.
00:08:22I want you to look at one of our competitors' ads about defrosting.
00:08:36Ah, the ad says defrost itself.
00:08:38Yes.
00:08:39That's what it says in display type.
00:08:41But what does it mean?
00:08:42Read the small print or look in the instruction book,
00:08:44and you'll find out just how you have to defrost.
00:08:48That's right.
00:08:49Here in small type, it says Frost does not build up in the fresh food section.
00:08:53That's what I mean.
00:08:54I'm making competition, not just meeting it.
00:08:57I'm making it so tough for those guys, they try to hide the truth.
00:09:02Everybody knows you have to defrost the freeze chest in these models.
00:09:06Everybody knows, do they?
00:09:08Now, Ellis, how about that nice little lady today?
00:09:11Did she know?
00:09:12Did you tell her?
00:09:14Oh, well, I...
00:09:16Of course she didn't know.
00:09:18She's probably been reading the ads and she's confused.
00:09:21But I'll bet she'll never think of checking their instruction book
00:09:24that tells her just what she has to do to defrost the freezing compartment.
00:09:27I don't have their instruction book to show her.
00:09:30So what?
00:09:30You could have shown her my instruction book.
00:09:33That would explain how I work.
00:09:35Then just sort of suggested that before she buys any refrigerator,
00:09:38she should be sure to check what the other fellows say about defrosting the freeze chest.
00:09:45Hey, you know, Frosty, I can use your instruction book to prove what I say about you.
00:09:50Yeah, here it is on page six.
00:09:52What frost-free means and how it works.
00:09:55It'll tell you for one thing that after defrosting, I go right back to cooling.
00:10:00Now open my freezing compartment, Ellis.
00:10:06I defrost so fast, frozen foods and ice cream don't even know it.
00:10:10They stay cold, calm and collected.
00:10:13Especially cold.
00:10:14And put this down, Ellis.
00:10:15I measure the need for defrosting.
00:10:18I count the door openings and defrost exactly when and only when I need it.
00:10:23Not when a clock says so.
00:10:25Demonstrate this like Betty Furness does, Ellis.
00:10:27Each time my door opens and closes, that knob pushes the counter button there and registers the opening.
00:10:35When the door's been opened enough times for frost to form,
00:10:38the counter button automatically sends out a signal that starts the frost-free system.
00:10:44Thanks, Ellis.
00:10:45And another thing.
00:10:46There are no valves or solenoids added to my refrigeration system.
00:10:50I'm still as hermetically sealed as I ever was.
00:10:53And I'm the only one who defrosts that way.
00:10:56Got it all, Ellis?
00:10:57I sure have.
00:10:58And I'll tell it, too.
00:10:59Good.
00:11:00Now we have other things to talk about.
00:11:02While we're up here, let's look at the butter keeper.
00:11:05Holds half a pound of butter at just the right temperature to spread.
00:11:09Aha, here's where I've got you, Frosty.
00:11:12Why can't you hold a full pound of butter like some of the others?
00:11:15Ellis, I'm surprised at you.
00:11:17You know very well nobody uses more than half a pound of butter on the table at any one time.
00:11:23Yeah, that's right.
00:11:24So why keep more of it soft enough to spread?
00:11:27In fact, those other refrigerators tell the customer in the care and use book that if they're not going to
00:11:33use the butter in a day or two, to take it out of the butter keeper and put it in
00:11:36the food compartment.
00:11:37So why have a bigger one when half a pound is all you need?
00:11:41Okay, Frosty.
00:11:42I'll remember that.
00:11:43Tell me, Ellis.
00:11:45What is a true meat keeper?
00:11:47Wait, I'll tell you.
00:11:49To keep meat properly for more than a day, it must be kept just above freezing.
00:11:53That's just what my meat keeper does.
00:11:56Pull out the baffle, Ellis.
00:11:57Okay.
00:12:01Now look under it.
00:12:02The insulation under the baffle is left out, so I get the exact temperature for keeping meat.
00:12:07Every one of my competitors just keeps the same temperature as the rest of the box.
00:12:11You know that won't work, don't you?
00:12:13Yep.
00:12:14Now you can put it back, Ellis.
00:12:16It's all right.
00:12:22Take a look at the shelves in my door.
00:12:24They're not just hung there.
00:12:25They're built right in.
00:12:28It's based for convenience.
00:12:30And they give the little lady at home freedom in selecting the food she keeps in them.
00:12:35Besides all this, I give them the exclusive detachable egg keeper.
00:12:39Take one off, Ellis.
00:12:41Easy does it, eh?
00:12:43Sure does.
00:12:45I hate it.
00:12:55Ellis?
00:12:56Hmm?
00:12:57Why didn't you tell the nice lady today that I have two humid drawers for vegetables and all the foods
00:13:03that need moist cold?
00:13:04And no sloppy water drips down on them as it would if I had all that excess moisture that some
00:13:09of my competitors have?
00:13:10I told her, Frosty.
00:13:12You told her, you told her, but you didn't put it over, Ellis.
00:13:16You know you didn't.
00:13:17You didn't tell her I have moist cold where it's needed and only where it's needed for fruits and vegetables
00:13:22and meats and only the amount that's needed to keep meat safe and fruits and vegetables as crisp and fresh
00:13:28as if they'd just been picked.
00:13:30You don't say nearly enough about moist cold, Ellis.
00:13:33You really don't.
00:13:33It's a big point for you, and ladies appreciate it, even if you don't.
00:13:38I do, Frosty.
00:13:40And if you say so, I'll do a lot more talking about moist cold.
00:13:43You can't go wrong, I promise you.
00:13:45I give all the moist cold that's needed where it's needed, and dry cold where that's needed, in the main
00:13:52food compartments and for storing milk and other bottled goods, so they don't get all slimy and slippery and drip
00:13:58water onto foods below.
00:13:59And now, Ellis, we come to my famous five zones of cold.
00:14:04Let me do that, Frosty.
00:14:06I'll show you I'm on the ball.
00:14:08I'll just scold you once more, and that'll be all.
00:14:10Do you mind?
00:14:11Well, I wouldn't take it from anybody else.
00:14:13We'll see.
00:14:14We'll see.
00:14:14I ask you, Ellis, do I show up to the best advantage naked like this?
00:14:20You sure look good to me.
00:14:22But I can be even prettier if you'll use me, make me demonstrate what I can do and how I
00:14:27do it.
00:14:27You go right ahead with the five zones, and I'll take care of this for you, so don't be surprised.
00:14:32Jane.
00:14:33Jane, Jane, I need you.
00:14:36Oh, Jane.
00:14:37Yeah?
00:14:38Frosty wants you.
00:14:39Me?
00:14:46Cute, isn't she?
00:14:47Now, let's assume that Jane is the prospect.
00:14:50Oh, I am.
00:14:51I'd love to have a Frosty on my own.
00:14:53Who wouldn't?
00:14:54See what I mean, Ellis?
00:14:56Well, you go ahead with your story.
00:14:59Frosty has five zones of cold to serve every need.
00:15:01Now, here in the large freezer, you can keep frozen foods and ice cream indefinitely.
00:15:07And you get fast freezing of ice cubes.
00:15:10Now, this is a real freezing compartment.
00:15:11The temperature here will actually freeze food.
00:15:14Ellis, I'm beginning to like you.
00:15:16Don't interrupt him, Frosty.
00:15:17The second zone of cold is the meat-keeping zone.
00:15:22The meat-keeper is always at exactly the right temperature to keep your meats perfectly.
00:15:27Now, you see, it's right there under the freeze chest, where it gets just the proper amount of cold.
00:15:31Now, I know I like you, Ellis.
00:15:33Oh, Frosty.
00:15:34The third zone is the main storage zone.
00:15:36Now, here you get dry cold at just the right temperature.
00:15:39There's room on the top shelf for as many as 20 bottles of milk, or any other bottles you want
00:15:43to use.
00:15:44Now, you can see there's plenty of space on those roomy shelves for all types of foods that require dry
00:15:48cold.
00:15:49Desserts and leftovers.
00:15:53There's even ample room for a jumbo-sized ham.
00:15:55I like watermelon.
00:15:57She likes watermelon, Frosty.
00:16:02Just ask, and I've got it.
00:16:04Look, there's plenty of room for that big watermelon.
00:16:09There's going to be a watermelon missing around here.
00:16:13You also have shelves in the door for jellies, cheeses, and mayonnaise, always at your fingertips.
00:16:18Plus, the exclusive lift-off egg-keepers.
00:16:22They look so easy to clean.
00:16:23Oh, they are.
00:16:25Go right ahead, Ellis.
00:16:26Now, in the fourth zone of cold, the humid drawers, you get moist cold.
00:16:32Now, you'll never know until you have this wonderful frost-free refrigerator how crisp and fresh vegetables and fruits are
00:16:39kept in this controlled moist cold.
00:16:41Now, the fifth zone of cold is here in the butter keeper.
00:16:45You'll have a half a pound of butter at just the right consistency when you want it to prepare mixtures
00:16:50for bread and cakes or for table use.
00:16:53There are the five zones of cold.
00:16:56Butter cold.
00:17:00Zero cold.
00:17:03Meat cold.
00:17:05Dry cold.
00:17:07And moist cold.
00:17:11Each doing its job in just the right place to keep foods perfectly and make them taste better.
00:17:17Now, I'm fully loaded so I can give out with all my sex appeal.
00:17:21Ellis, I love you.
00:17:23Oh, I think I better leave you two alone.
00:17:25Oh, don't go, Jane.
00:17:26I have a few added features I want to show you.
00:17:28Now, here on the door...
00:17:32...is a lifetime door seal made of vinyl plastic.
00:17:36It's greaseproof and crack-proof.
00:17:37And we'll never need replacing like those rubber gaskets that get spongy or brittle.
00:17:43Then, there's the three-way door latch.
00:17:47Right, left, or straight out.
00:17:51Now, if your arms are full, a touch of the elbow will open it or close it.
00:17:56That's because of the automatic door closer.
00:17:59Blame me for loving that man.
00:18:01Frosty's just got a big heart.
00:18:02I'm a big guy, the biggest one.
00:18:05But I've got buddies all up and down the line.
00:18:08Take a look, Jane.
00:18:10You too, Ellis.
00:18:11I'll tell Jane all about your buddies, Frosty, just to prove to you I know all about those gems.
00:18:16Okay, Ellis.
00:18:17But you better be good.
00:18:19Okay, Frosty.
00:18:24Isn't that a beauty?
00:18:25Yes, it is.
00:18:26It's got everything Frosty has.
00:18:28All the same appeal.
00:18:30It's great for the homemaker who can't use a guy as big as Frosty.
00:18:34Now, that body of mine you're looking at is the guy that can help you clinch a sale with the
00:18:38homemaker who wants a big, frost-free refrigerator, but thinks those other fellows are too rich for her blood.
00:18:44And talk about making competition this baby does it.
00:18:47He has the lowest-priced, completely automatic refrigerator in the world.
00:18:52And that covers a lot of territory.
00:18:55Isn't he a big, handsome fellow?
00:18:57He's the workhorse of the line, Jane.
00:19:00You should see how he bowls over the farm market and grabs the fancy of women who want lots of
00:19:05space and tops inconvenience.
00:19:08I'm catching on, Frosty, you see?
00:19:10Gee, I'm emphasizing the large frozen food storage capacity by filling that tray with ice cubes.
00:19:16Over 150 of them.
00:19:17Well, that big fellow can be the life of the party.
00:19:20He can freeze and store 70 pounds of frozen foods.
00:19:24He's a full 11-cubic-foot giant.
00:19:26Oh, and by the way, we make it easy to own with a small monthly payment plan.
00:19:31Oh, that's a cutie.
00:19:33Cute, yes.
00:19:34But he has a real story, too.
00:19:36He's a full-sized 8-cubic-foot job.
00:19:38Look, he's a twin to that home freezer there beside him.
00:19:41And a smart-matching pair they are.
00:19:44Together, they give the homemaker 14 cubic feet of storage capacity in less space than most chest-type freezers of
00:19:50half that capacity.
00:19:51Hold on a minute, Alice.
00:19:53Here's where I want to do a little yakking.
00:19:56Okay, Frosty.
00:19:57Go ahead and yak.
00:19:59I want to say that model for model, Westinghouse gives you colder cold and more features than any other refrigerator.
00:20:06Yet it costs less to operators, because our famous economizer mechanism has extra power for tough jobs, like fast freezing
00:20:14of ice cubes, and still gives you lower temperatures than any other refrigerator.
00:20:20It's a full one-sixth horsepower.
00:20:22How many competitors can match that?
00:20:24I can't think of any.
00:20:26Now, let me talk about frost-free.
00:20:28About how we don't meet competition, we make it.
00:20:32In 1950, we had only one frost-free model.
00:20:35And did that worry the competition?
00:20:37In 1951, we had three models.
00:20:40And for 1952, four frost-free models.
00:20:44You can now get frost-free as much as $100 lower than ever before.
00:20:48Completely automatic defrosting at the lowest price in history.
00:20:52And frost-free is still the competition they're all trying to catch up with.
00:20:56Madam, you get all these features, plus frost-free, at far less than any comparable refrigerator on the market.
00:21:04Alice, if I want so full of food, I'd dance for you.
00:21:14I wish they were prospects
00:21:16Everybody's a prospect
00:21:17Because any refrigerator that's not completely automatic
00:21:21Is as obsolete as a hand-cranked phonograph
00:21:24And when they talk of bigger trade-ins, Ellis
00:21:26Remind them that they can't get a Frost Free anywhere except from you
00:21:31Okay, Frosty
00:21:33Oh, I'm going to use the freedom quiz, too
00:21:36Do you know what the answers to those freedom quiz questions mean to your prospect and to you?
00:21:41They'll make it easier for me to show her
00:21:43That the Frost Free refrigerator is better than the one she has at home
00:21:46And that Frost Free is better than any refrigerator she can buy
00:21:50Ellis, you make me very happy
00:21:52Even though I'm sure now that my buddies and I won't stay along with you
00:21:56You'll have us all in nice, cozy homes
00:21:58Well, now that you're happy, can I go back and rest?
00:22:02Better ask Speedy
00:22:04Come here, Ellis
00:22:05We'll set you straight if it takes all night
00:22:07Go on, Ellis
00:22:09I wasn't so hard to take, was I?
00:22:10Speedy may even bake you a cake
00:22:12Well, I suppose I ought to listen
00:22:14And thank you, Jane, for helping out
00:22:17Anytime at all, Frosty
00:22:31We've got to do something about Daniel Boone
00:22:37Got something on your mind, Speedy?
00:22:39You are, Ellis
00:22:40I like to see you happy, so I'm going to talk to you like a Dutch uncle
00:22:44Well, I guess I can take it
00:22:45I know I'm a little beauty
00:22:47But when you sell me into a home, I've got to have more than beauty
00:22:50I've got to perform
00:22:51You give the best performance of any range, Speedy
00:22:54That's what I always tell them
00:22:55But you don't always prove it
00:22:57And it's a cinch
00:22:59I'm plugged in and ready to perform
00:23:01You just have to follow that guide on my platform
00:23:04And when a prospect comes in
00:23:07Demonstrate what I can do
00:23:08Oh, for God's sake, Ellis
00:23:10Don't just tell him
00:23:10Show him
00:23:12Go over to Frosty
00:23:13He's storing a cookie sheet
00:23:14We need to demonstrate me
00:23:15Anything you say
00:23:18Mabel
00:23:18Come here, please, will you?
00:23:26Mabel
00:23:26Ellis is going to try to sell me to you
00:23:28I'm not going to make it too easy for him
00:23:33I'd like to show you all the advantages of owning this Westinghouse electric range
00:23:36All right, start showing
00:23:38I'll look
00:23:41Ellis, start by telling her about the preheating
00:23:44We'll preheat the oven to prepare for baking the cookies
00:23:48One turn of the control to the desired temperature
00:23:52And you see the signal light go on
00:23:54When it goes off, that'll mean the oven is preheated
00:23:57While you're waiting, Ellis, go ahead and talk about me
00:24:00Tell her about the color glance controls
00:24:02You know, they make me something special
00:24:04I know you always like to be sure what's cooking and at what heat
00:24:08Now, with the Westinghouse electric range, you can be doubly sure
00:24:12With color glance controls, you have a simple one-dial system
00:24:15The changing colors show you each selected heat
00:24:19Notice how easy it is to turn
00:24:21Now, I said you'd be doubly sure
00:24:24Up close, you can read the heat setting
00:24:26And from a distance, you see red for high
00:24:30Orange for medium high
00:24:32Yellow for medium
00:24:34Green for low
00:24:36And blue for simmer
00:24:37You see the color
00:24:38And it tells you what unit's on and at what heat
00:24:41It's a Westinghouse exclusive
00:24:44I don't like it
00:24:50Ellis, the signal light went out
00:24:53Oh, you see the signal light's gone out
00:24:55That means the oven's ready for our cookies
00:24:58Now, notice where I'm putting them
00:25:01They'll bake perfectly in any place in this oven
00:25:04That's what you say
00:25:05Ah, wait
00:25:06You'll see
00:25:07Now, Ellis, the minute timer
00:25:10Now, we'll set the electric minute timer to the exact number of minutes we want the cookies to bake
00:25:15Now, it'll tell us when they're ready
00:25:17In fact, it'll time any cooking operation for you
00:25:20Now, this Westinghouse range has two ovens
00:25:22The large one is baking our cookies
00:25:24Here's the control dial for the other oven
00:25:26Now, it works just like the large oven control
00:25:30Now, here's a feature I'm sure you'll appreciate
00:25:33Automatic control
00:25:35Just put the food in the oven
00:25:37Select the temperature
00:25:38Set the timer
00:25:40And forget it till it's ready to serve
00:25:42It turns on the heat
00:25:43Governs the cooking time
00:25:45And turns the oven off
00:25:46All automatically
00:25:47That means you can be away from the kitchen
00:25:49At work
00:25:50Shopping
00:25:51Playing canasta
00:25:51Or like you, Mabel
00:25:53If you work all day
00:25:54And come back home at your usual meal hour
00:25:56You'll have a complete meal
00:25:57Ready to serve
00:25:58Piping hot
00:25:59Ellis
00:25:59I think you're cute
00:26:02Thanks
00:26:03I wish you were a dummy
00:26:07And another thing
00:26:08These appliance receptacles
00:26:10They're also governed by the automatic control
00:26:12Just as the oven is
00:26:13Well, you could set it at night
00:26:15Plug in the coffee maker
00:26:17And when you wake in the morning
00:26:18Hot coffee's waiting for you
00:26:19I could do with a cup of coffee right now
00:26:21There's your cue, Ellis
00:26:23This is your big one
00:26:24We really make competition with this next feature
00:26:26The Super Korox unit
00:26:28Yes, we'll make that coffee
00:26:30On the Super Korox unit
00:26:31That gets red hot in 30 seconds
00:26:34Excuse me
00:26:35Let me show you
00:26:37It's the fastest unit on the market
00:26:42We'll watch it get red hot in 30 seconds
00:26:44In fact, we'll put a stopwatch on it
00:26:5715 seconds
00:26:5915 seconds
00:27:0020
00:27:0725 seconds
00:27:1230 seconds
00:27:14It's red hot
00:27:15In another 30 seconds
00:27:17You'll have hot water for your coffee
00:27:19I'll fix it
00:27:28There we are
00:27:34Boiling hot
00:27:45There you are, Mabel
00:27:47Relax and enjoy your coffee
00:27:49Oh
00:27:50The minute timer says the cookies are ready
00:27:52And just on time
00:28:08We'll let them cool for a minute
00:28:09And then you can enjoy one of these delicious cookies with your coffee
00:28:20One of these men always season women
00:28:22I wonder why
00:28:24What am I saying?
00:28:28These cookies are delicious
00:28:30Go on, Ellis
00:28:31I got you off on the right foot
00:28:33Now do your stuff
00:28:34In the morning, when the family's in a hurry to get to work
00:28:37You can prepare bacon and eggs on this super Koroks unit
00:28:41In only three minutes from the turn of the control
00:28:43Not only that, it starts all your cooking faster
00:28:46With speeds no other electric range can match
00:28:48Now does that make competition or does it?
00:28:51You're so forceful, Ella
00:28:52And I'll bet you can cook, too
00:28:55Now, Mabel
00:28:56You get controlled heats on this unit
00:28:59And all Koroks units
00:29:00For every cooking purpose, you get accurately measured heat
00:29:03There's no guesswork in cooking on Speedy
00:29:06You're doing fine, Ellis
00:29:08Keep pitching
00:29:08Don't forget to tell her how easy I am to clean
00:29:12Yes
00:29:12And when it comes to cleaning
00:29:14All you do is
00:29:15Swing the unit up
00:29:17And take the pan to the sink for cleaning
00:29:23That's all there is to it
00:29:25Now, this
00:29:26May be your favorite of all the features on the range
00:29:29You'll always be my favorite
00:29:34This two-level speed cooker doesn't know its own limit
00:29:36Now, in this position
00:29:38You get low-cost cooking of soups, stews, or complete meals
00:29:42And you get better French frying
00:29:43Because you do it faster
00:29:45With this 2,000-watt unit giving off more heat to do the job
00:29:48That's another feature I make competition with, Ellis
00:29:51You know that most cookers have a small wattage unit
00:29:54So tell that to your prospects
00:29:56Right
00:29:57And you don't have to reach in
00:29:58All you do is
00:30:06Lift the unit to the top level
00:30:07And you have another large unit for extra surface cooking
00:30:10So, with the Westinghouse Electric Range
00:30:13You have four surface units
00:30:15Plus
00:30:16A deep-well cooker
00:30:17Right, Ellis
00:30:18I give them extra values
00:30:20Now we want to do some talking about
00:30:22A feature I'm mighty proud of
00:30:24My miracle sealed oven
00:30:25Show me my exclusive fiberglass seal
00:30:28Tell her what it does
00:30:29That's fine, Speedy
00:30:31I love to listen to Ellis
00:30:36The fiberglass seal
00:30:38Shuts out disturbing air currents
00:30:40Giving the most even heat distribution possible
00:30:43While the heat circulation is so perfectly controlled
00:30:46You get the same accurate heat in any spot in the oven
00:30:50Just what does that mean, Ellis?
00:30:52Why, that means you can bake pies, cookies, or biscuits
00:30:55On the bottom set of rack pides
00:30:57The middle
00:30:58Or way up in the broil position
00:31:00And you can be sure of perfect results every time
00:31:04Good going, Ellis
00:31:06There's no guesswork
00:31:07No trusting to luck
00:31:08No juggling hot pans from one spot to another
00:31:11In fact, there are no failures
00:31:13Not with me
00:31:15I say my miracle sealed oven
00:31:17Bakes better, more uniformly
00:31:19And with greater convenience
00:31:20Do you like broiled steaks and chops?
00:31:24Listen to Speedy asking foolish questions
00:31:26But he gives you the finest possible results
00:31:30The direct application of intense radiant heat
00:31:33Sears the surface
00:31:34Seals in all the delicious juices
00:31:37And cooks the inside to just the right degree
00:31:40And notice the broiler's convenient at waist height
00:31:43It's smokeless, too
00:31:50Because melted fat
00:31:52Drops through these narrow slots
00:31:54Into the deep pan below
00:31:56There
00:32:00The hot fat is shielded from the radiant heat
00:32:03So it can't smoke or burn
00:32:04Cute, ain't I?
00:32:06The things I think of
00:32:07You didn't think up Ellis
00:32:10And he's cute, too
00:32:12Here's another one of mine
00:32:14To clean any other oven
00:32:15You have to get down on your hands and knees
00:32:17But not with me
00:32:18I have an exclusive about that
00:32:21Ellis
00:32:21You'll have to lend a hand
00:32:23At your service, Speedy
00:32:24Did you ever have a pie spillover?
00:32:27You think it's quite a mess, don't you?
00:32:29Not with me
00:32:30Just take out the bottom panel
00:32:34Wipe her off
00:32:35Put her back
00:32:39Say, it's almost magic
00:32:41Thanks, Ellis
00:32:46There
00:32:47Do you think there's another range
00:32:49Anywhere as wonderful as Speedy?
00:32:51I don't think there could be
00:32:53And you know something, Ellis
00:32:54When you go, I'm gonna cook a meal
00:32:57It'll be fun with Speedy
00:33:08Don't catch him, huh, Chief?
00:33:09Ugh, ugh
00:33:13He lived in America before we did
00:33:15And don't even speak English
00:33:17I don't understand
00:33:21I'll need your help again, Ellis
00:33:23Show us the second seal oven, please
00:33:26This one's just like my other oven
00:33:28Except for size
00:33:29It operates on its own
00:33:31So you can bake a cake in one oven
00:33:34While you're broiling or roasting meats in the other
00:33:37That makes everybody happy
00:33:38It's just the thing for families, large or small
00:33:41For entertaining
00:33:42Or baking extra foods for freezing
00:33:44Now, of course, when it comes to everyday cooking
00:33:46You can use either one
00:33:48Whichever fits the job
00:33:49Now, let's look at the storage drawers
00:33:55That's good, Ellis
00:33:56Silent and smooth are nylon rollers
00:34:00That's the special construction I get
00:34:01With insulation that's even in the door
00:34:04And you can see the rubber bumpers
00:34:06Front and back
00:34:07That makes them so quiet
00:34:09Opening and closing
00:34:10They're larger than most any you'll find around
00:34:13And plenty deep
00:34:14You can see anything that's stored away in the back
00:34:17Is easy to get at
00:34:24You could hear a pin drop, couldn't you?
00:34:27Ellis, you and Speedy are super
00:34:29Now you have it, Ellis
00:34:31That's my story
00:34:32You can see, Ellis, that with me
00:34:34With the giant miracle sealed oven
00:34:38With color glance controls
00:34:40With the wonderful two-level speed cooker
00:34:43With the fastest surface units
00:34:45You're making competition
00:34:47That's the story you've got to tell
00:34:49Do it, Ellis
00:34:50And don't forget to demonstrate to sell
00:34:53I'm going to talk about you and your team
00:34:56Until I'm blue in the face
00:34:57You mean until you get cramps to the fingers
00:35:00From writing orders, eh?
00:35:02There's the team
00:35:03Just look them over
00:35:04You too, Mabel
00:35:05There's a model on that team, Ellis
00:35:07To fit any purse
00:35:08And don't forget to tell them
00:35:10I can start cooking for a small down payment
00:35:12Just look them over carefully
00:35:14So you'll know all the angles
00:35:15And now thank you, Mabel, for your help
00:35:18What did I do?
00:35:19Oh, you were very encouraging
00:35:21Now you'll want to go back to your friends, eh?
00:35:23Goodbye, Ellis
00:35:24But you stick around, Ellis
00:35:26My, do we have plenty to talk about for 52
00:35:29We're loaded for bear, Speedy
00:35:31With so many things to talk about
00:35:33Don't forget that's your guide
00:35:35And I'll always help you to sell
00:35:37Just let me demonstrate to prove what I can do
00:35:40Speedy, you've been mighty helpful
00:35:43Now I'll
00:35:44Aren't we going to clean up the dishes and things?
00:35:46Beep everything to me, Ellis
00:35:48That's Purdy, the dishwasher
00:35:50She'll spark and clean them for you
00:35:53Hello there
00:35:57Hello, fellas
00:36:04Friend of yours?
00:36:06Oh
00:36:09No
00:36:13Open, Liana
00:36:17Westinghouse was the first to open from the front and load from the top
00:36:20That's my exclusive roll-out wash well
00:36:23It was so exclusive I've been copied
00:36:25But I still make the competition and others try to meet it
00:36:29And it's hip-high loading with me
00:36:30No worry about fine china and glassware
00:36:33They're always safe when I wash them
00:36:38Oh, that's chop-along getting ready to say something
00:36:40Oh, it's waste-away
00:36:43Yes, little chop-along waste-away
00:36:46Oh, off the plate, down the drain
00:36:49Never have garbage can worries again
00:36:52I work with a smile, I work with a song
00:36:55You'll always be happy with chop-along
00:36:59Chop-along certainly rides herd on food waste
00:37:02Ah, yes, it's got no chance with me
00:37:05I shred the waste
00:37:06I grind the bones
00:37:08And zippo, it's gone
00:37:11I've got quality, I have
00:37:13First quality
00:37:14And a long life ahead of me
00:37:16Because I have a double-edged shredding element
00:37:19It's just like a double-edged razor
00:37:21Lasts longer
00:37:22And yes, I've got a reversing switch
00:37:25That changes me from one edge to the other
00:37:27I'm high-grade alloy steel, I am
00:37:30When I work for you, say goodbye forever
00:37:33To garbage cans and messy sink strainer
00:37:36And to the odors nobody likes
00:37:38And there's no place around me
00:37:41For pesky flies and gnats
00:37:44Off the plate and down the drain
00:37:47Never have garbage can worries again
00:37:50I work with a smile, I work with a song
00:37:53You'll always be happy with chop-along
00:37:58Go ahead, Alice
00:37:59Chop-along's longing to work
00:38:00Use the tray you keep in the sink
00:38:02Ready to show him off
00:38:27It stinks
00:38:34Alice
00:38:35Just a minute, Perlise
00:38:37Yeah?
00:38:40Oh, you're not nice to me
00:38:42You know I'm a little show-off
00:38:43Why don't you let me show off?
00:38:45You've got me all hooked up
00:38:46And that's fine
00:38:47I'm ready to wash dishes
00:38:48And glasses
00:38:49And pots and pans
00:38:50And what do you do?
00:38:51You let me sit here, empty
00:38:53You know you've got to introduce me to your prospects
00:38:55And show them how I work
00:38:56And demonstrate me
00:38:58Well, you can't do that if I'm empty
00:39:00This time I'm going to help you
00:39:03Watch
00:39:04Plate and pan
00:39:05Pick and span
00:39:06Bottom first
00:39:08Then the top
00:39:10I did it for you, Alice
00:39:11All loaded and ready
00:39:13Put in your dishes
00:39:14There's plenty of room
00:39:15I have room for more and bigger dishes
00:39:18Than any other dishwasher you can find
00:39:20And I can take bigger dishes
00:39:22Than any rack position
00:39:23That's another way I make competition
00:39:26I just don't meet it
00:39:27Oh, now, if we only had some nice hot water
00:39:31I always have plenty of hot water
00:39:34That's Lanky, the water heater
00:39:35Better go and see him, Alice
00:39:37He sounds like he's ready to cry
00:39:39Hot tears, too
00:39:41I suppose I should go and listen
00:39:46Last you pay a little attention to me
00:39:48You know what we think of you, Lanky
00:39:50Oh, I stand around week after week
00:39:53And I might just as well not be here
00:39:55Is anything wrong with me?
00:39:57I'm ready to give hot water
00:39:59And I mean 150 degree water automatically
00:40:02Any minute of the day or night
00:40:04But does anybody care?
00:40:06Don't take it so hard
00:40:07Well, you neglect me like I was a stepchild
00:40:10No home can get along without me
00:40:13You don't think I make competition, do you?
00:40:16Well, I do
00:40:17Who else has a 10-year protection policy like me?
00:40:20Who else can give you that kind of certified protection?
00:40:24I'll bet you never even took the trouble
00:40:26To read the terms of my policy
00:40:29Well, I'm going to
00:40:33Yes, I am
00:40:34Oh, that's what you always say
00:40:36You don't even know that if my tank fails
00:40:39Or starts to leak in the first year
00:40:41Your customer gets a complete new heater without charge
00:40:44And if it happens from the second to the fifth year
00:40:47The customer still gets a brand new water heater
00:40:50And only has to pay transportation and installation
00:40:53And there's a lot more to my story than that
00:40:55You better read my policy, Ellis
00:40:58And make sure you know exactly what those percentages are
00:41:01I'll do it right away, Lanky
00:41:03I sure will
00:41:04And I got something else that makes competition
00:41:07My Corox heating elements are directly immersed in the water
00:41:12So that all the heat is used to heat the water
00:41:15And isn't wasted on tank wall and outside air
00:41:17That makes me the most efficient and economical water heater
00:41:21And I don't need any flu
00:41:23So I can be installed anywhere
00:41:25I'm the cleanest and safest you ever saw
00:41:27So please pay me a little attention
00:41:30I get awful lonesome just standing here
00:41:33I promise from now on
00:41:35I won't forget you and your certified protection policy
00:41:38And Corox heating element, Lanky
00:41:40Ah, you'll make me so happy
00:41:42And remember when Pearlie washes the dishes
00:41:44I'll be there too
00:41:46She can't do it without the 150 degree water I give her
00:41:51Thank you, Ellis
00:41:54Now we can get to work, Ellis
00:41:56I'm proud of myself and I want you to see why
00:41:59Put the detergent in the little cup
00:42:05No, no, Ellis
00:42:06You know you shouldn't have soap suds with me
00:42:11That's right
00:42:11What I need is approved detergent
00:42:19Okay
00:42:20Now I'm ready
00:42:21Roll me back
00:42:24This is for your benefit, Ellis
00:42:27Turn me on, Ellis
00:42:30First I rinse the dishes
00:42:32Start removing the soil
00:42:33After rinsing I drain the rinse water away
00:42:36And start washing with water that's 150 degrees
00:42:39Hot enough to remove all the soil
00:42:41And hotter than hands can stand
00:42:43No germs can live in it longer than a minute
00:42:45You see, Ellis
00:42:47Nothing moves but the water
00:42:48And it covers every corner and every piece
00:42:52I go on washing for five minutes
00:42:54In seven quarts of hot, detergent-conditioned water
00:42:59Let's see if I can tell the story, Pearlie
00:43:01The wash water is pumped away
00:43:03And you rinse the dishes again
00:43:04Not once, but twice
00:43:06Seven quarts of clean, hot water for each rinse
00:43:10We know when that's done
00:43:11The dishes are thoroughly sanitized, washed, and rinsed
00:43:14So you start to dry them
00:43:16Fresh air is heated by the Korox unit
00:43:19In the bottom of the wash well
00:43:20And circulated over and around the dishes
00:43:23This goes on for a good 22 minutes
00:43:26The signal light shows when drying begins
00:43:28At the end of the drying period
00:43:30The heating element and signal light shut off
00:43:32And you shut off automatically
00:43:34The dishes are in here, ready for the cupboard
00:43:37Or we can leave them with you till the next meal
00:43:39The job took 37 minutes
00:43:41But I was through
00:43:43When I turned the control to start
00:43:45I save work, save dishes, and save at least seven hours a week
00:43:49And I have a model for every kitchen
00:43:51Look at them, Ellis
00:43:54For instance, you can have me in the under-counter model
00:43:57I fit into any kitchen
00:43:59Just slip in like a cabinet
00:44:01And you can have me in the cabinet model
00:44:04That way I'm self-contained
00:44:06Fit in with kitchen cabinets
00:44:07And I have an acid-resisting porcelain enamel work surface
00:44:11That you can always use
00:44:12And the way you are here
00:44:14You're part of the electric sink model
00:44:15And here's how you make competition
00:44:18Front opening
00:44:22Top loading
00:44:23Greater capacity
00:44:25Perfect washing and drying
00:44:27And you're cheaper to install than any other dishwasher
00:44:33Let me suggest something, Ellis
00:44:35If I were you
00:44:36I'd always talk about me
00:44:38And chop along at the same time
00:44:41Keep us together
00:44:42We're a couple of pals
00:44:43That'll make homemakers awfully happy
00:44:45We're the only ones
00:44:46That can be connected together
00:44:47And that means only one sink trap
00:44:50I drain off through waste away
00:44:52No accessories for the customer to buy
00:44:55I think I ought to mention this, Ellis
00:44:57Don't let the customer worry
00:44:59About having us installed
00:45:00You'll be ready with the installation service
00:45:02That'll make competition again, won't it?
00:45:05And it'll help you sell a lot of me in chop along
00:45:08Any questions?
00:45:10You've given me all the answers, Burleigh
00:45:12What more can I ask?
00:45:13Just make those answers work for you
00:45:15And don't forget
00:45:16Make me work for you, too
00:45:18I'll go along with that
00:45:22Who's that?
00:45:23That's a little drip
00:45:24That just showed up around here
00:45:26I may be a drip to you
00:45:28But to the rest of the world
00:45:29I'm a dehumidifier
00:45:32To be honest, Ellis
00:45:33He's just a drip inside
00:45:34So there won't be any drip outside
00:45:36Go on and have a little talk with him
00:45:42You're mortified
00:45:43I don't know what that means
00:45:44But it must be good
00:45:50Well, I never
00:46:00Welcome to the family, fella
00:46:02Thanks, Ellis
00:46:03I'll be around from now on
00:46:06To solve any dampness problems
00:46:07For all your customers
00:46:09I suppose you better tell me something about yourself
00:46:12Got any rot neurotic?
00:46:15Are you getting personal?
00:46:18Can't you take a joke?
00:46:20You know how dampness destroys things
00:46:22Causing rust and rot
00:46:24Mold, mildew, corrosion
00:46:25All those dirty words
00:46:27And warping everything
00:46:28That costs folks money
00:46:30That's where I come in
00:46:31I control that water damage
00:46:33Easy, quick, and economical
00:46:35Where moisture's doing any kind of damage at all
00:46:39Nobody can afford to be without me
00:46:41So you control moisture
00:46:43Right
00:46:44And I'm easy to manage, too
00:46:47Plug me in anywhere
00:46:48I'm portable
00:46:49And small
00:46:51But awfully thirsty
00:46:52For all that destructive moisture
00:46:54I send damp rot right down the drain
00:46:57I put an end to costly
00:46:59And needless repairs and replacements
00:47:01And I cost only a few cents a day to operate
00:47:04No more than a 200-watt light bulb
00:47:07Why, Ellis, I pay for myself
00:47:10Isn't that good?
00:47:12Are you trying to sound like a real go-getter?
00:47:15I go get moisture, sure enough
00:47:17Anywhere
00:47:18In basement and recreation room
00:47:20In hobby room
00:47:21In storage room
00:47:22In beach homes
00:47:23Locker rooms
00:47:24Library
00:47:25And in the home laundry
00:47:27I suppose you work outside the home, too
00:47:30But to hear you tell it
00:47:32You probably stop moisture damage
00:47:33In stores
00:47:35Warehouses
00:47:36Bank vaults
00:47:37Lofts
00:47:38Beauty parlors
00:47:38Tool rooms
00:47:39Stock rooms
00:47:40Libraries
00:47:40Telephone exchanges
00:47:41Say, you're a complicated little guy, aren't you?
00:47:45Me?
00:47:46I'm awful simple
00:47:47And I'm trouble-free
00:47:49I just draw in the moist air through the front grills
00:47:53Pass it over cold, refrigerated coils
00:47:56Then take out the moisture and it goes down the drain
00:48:01I blow the air back in the room
00:48:03Warm and dry
00:48:04Easy as pie
00:48:06In
00:48:07Well, I guess that tells me all about you
00:48:09Not bad, either
00:48:12I read about your free home trial without obligating your customer
00:48:15I know, and so will you
00:48:17That they won't let me go after they try me
00:48:20Say, maybe you're right
00:48:22That's where your five-year guarantee plan comes in
00:48:25You catch on fast
00:48:26Be sure and talk to your customers about me, Ellis
00:48:30I sure will
00:48:31And I'll be seeing more of you
00:48:33Plenty more
00:48:34Say goodbye to moisture damage from now on
00:48:41Ellis, I'm glad you welcomed the little drip into the family
00:48:45The nice little guy at that
00:48:46I'll be bragging about him, Pearlie
00:48:49Meet the Westinghouse Laundry Twins
00:48:52I'm Lena the laundromat
00:48:54My name's Dinah
00:48:56I'll get your clothes clean
00:48:58I'm your clothes dryer
00:48:59Wash day
00:49:00You'll have nothing to do
00:49:02Cause the Westinghouse Twins do the work for you
00:49:05Looks like I've got another visit to make, Pearlie
00:49:11Hello, Ellis
00:49:12We thought you were going to forget us
00:49:14I couldn't do that
00:49:15You're such well-behaved twins
00:49:18I want to tell you about my waiter save door
00:49:20And the water saver
00:49:22Girls, one at a time
00:49:24You'll have me throw a ringer
00:49:25No ringer with me, Ellis
00:49:27Dinah, may I have him first?
00:49:29I'll be ready when you need me, Lena
00:49:30You know, I haven't had a drop of water in me for weeks
00:49:34I'm hooked up and just stand here
00:49:37I'm sorry, Lena
00:49:38Well, you should be sorry
00:49:40But I'll help you
00:49:41Now, we'll do this just as we would for a prospect
00:49:43To show how wonderful I am
00:49:45I've had Mitzi waiting
00:49:46Here she comes
00:49:49It's nice of you to help, Mitzi
00:49:50Oh, I'd do anything for a laundromat
00:49:52See, Ellis
00:49:53The ladies love me
00:49:54But that's easy to understand
00:49:55Because I'm as simple as one, two, three
00:49:58Now, we'll just make believe
00:49:59Mitzi is a new prospect
00:50:01And doesn't know a thing about me
00:50:03Now, Ellis
00:50:04What's the first thing you tell a prospect?
00:50:05Let your own eyes tell you which washer to buy
00:50:09Good, Ellis, good
00:50:10She's going to see how my wash-away action
00:50:13First gets the dirt out of the clothes and into the water
00:50:15Then, and this is important
00:50:18She'll see my rinse-away action
00:50:20Drain the water and the dirt
00:50:22Away from the clothes
00:50:23And not strain it back through them
00:50:26We'll do it with my amazing 500 test
00:50:29I have 18 linen tea towels ready for you
00:50:31Up there on the shelf
00:50:33You know, you should have them ready all the time
00:50:35Don't forget that, Ellis
00:50:37I'll remember
00:50:42Ah-ah, just a minute, Ellis
00:50:44Let her put them on my way to save door
00:50:46She'll enjoy it and see how easy I am to work with
00:50:52Show Mitzi that the size of the load is medium
00:50:54Then let her set the water saver at medium
00:51:01As simple as one, two, three
00:51:03Weigh the clothes
00:51:05The way to save door shows you the size of the load
00:51:08Now set the water saver for that load
00:51:10Now drop in the towels
00:51:12No bending, no stooping
00:51:21Add one half cup of detergent
00:51:31Now throw in the 500 test seeds
00:51:35Why are we doing this?
00:51:36Well, the seeds represent the curds, lint and dirt
00:51:38That the laundromat's exclusive slant will wash out of the clothes
00:51:41And then drain away from the clothes
00:51:43Not through them
00:51:48Now just set the control dial at medium and pull out the dial
00:51:55Isn't this easy to do?
00:51:57Here we go
00:51:58Washing away the wash day blues
00:52:00This is going to be a quickie, Mitzi
00:52:01Just for you
00:52:02I'll operate the dial to speed up the cycle of washing, rinsing and spinning
00:52:06Let me go through a one minute wash, Ellis
00:52:08So Mitzi can see my exclusive patented washing action
00:52:11You can explain it's because of my inclined basket
00:52:14That turns round and round at an angle
00:52:16And gives washing action that's different from any other washer on the market
00:52:20That's where I make competition that none of them can meet
00:52:23Now advance the control dial slowly to the first drain
00:52:26We're speeding up the cycle, you know
00:52:34Let's see if Ellis can tell it, Lena
00:52:36I sure can
00:52:37After the first drain, we have the spray rinse
00:52:40Now we'll let that go on for one minute and drain away
00:52:43Then advance the control dial slowly to first deep rinse
00:52:54Fill and rinse for a minute
00:52:55And then dial ahead to drain
00:53:04You can hear the water drain away
00:53:06The laundromat deep rinse is twice
00:53:09Not just once
00:53:10So we'll move up to second deep rinse
00:53:22Wash away, rinse away, this is it
00:53:28The towels are tumbling more than an acrobat in a circus
00:53:31You know what that means?
00:53:33Each deep rinse is the same as dipping the clothes up and down in the water 700 times
00:53:38Imagine that
00:53:38You'll see how every speck of soap and soil is flushed away when I've finished
00:53:43Now to final drain
00:53:48You've seen the wash away, rinse away action
00:53:50Now you'll see another
00:53:52The drain away action that really makes the difference
00:53:55The rinse water is drained away from the clothes
00:53:58Never through them
00:54:00Then the dial ahead to the final high-speed spin
00:54:08Good, Ellis, very good
00:54:10Now let me spin a couple of minutes at high speed
00:54:12I spin clothes practically dry
00:54:14But I can't injure even the daintiest clothes
00:54:17You can shut me off
00:54:18Of course, I shut off automatically
00:54:20Except that you're speeding me up
00:54:29Let Mitzi remove the towels
00:54:31Yes, let me do it, Ellis
00:54:36Easy, isn't it?
00:54:37No stooping, no bending
00:54:39And feel inside me
00:54:40See how clean I am?
00:54:42I clean myself every time
00:54:44No lint trap to clean out
00:54:46No tub to wipe out
00:54:47No floor to mop up
00:54:49And now, Ellis, let Mitzi help you look for the black rinse seeds
00:54:57If you can find two of them, I'll be awful mad at myself
00:55:00Not one in sight yet
00:55:02Alina said the seeds would all be drained away from the towels
00:55:04Just like the silas drained away
00:55:06I knew I wouldn't put them back in the towel
00:55:08It proves what I say
00:55:10My wash away, rinse away
00:55:12And my exclusive, inclined basket gets dirt out
00:55:15My drain away action keeps dirt out
00:55:17I still don't like it
00:55:24Why, Pamela, you're cold
00:55:26I'm freezing
00:55:27You poor dear
00:55:28You borrow my coat
00:55:30Why, thank you
00:55:37You should have seen her when she was in lingerie
00:55:40None so far
00:55:47Not a rinse seed
00:55:49That's what we meant when we said
00:55:51Let your own eyes tell you which washer to buy
00:55:53If you saw any other automatic washer try it
00:55:56You'd find between 50 and 300 seeds
00:55:58And the only reason you'd find them
00:56:00Is because the wash and rinse waters drained away through the clothes
00:56:03And the clothes strained out the seeds
00:56:05And remember, those seeds represent soap curds, lint, and dirt
00:56:10Oh, Lena
00:56:11Lena, you're wonderful
00:56:14Don't forget me
00:56:16Okay, Dinah
00:56:17We'll see what you have to say for yourself
00:56:20Have Mitzi stay, Ellis
00:56:22We'll sell me to her
00:56:24First, I'm going to ask a silly question
00:56:27Mitzi
00:56:28Would you like to carry a heavy basket of wet clothes out to a line
00:56:32And try to hang them in all kinds of weather
00:56:34While you're hoping for the sun to shine
00:56:36Or would you rather just drop them in me and forget them
00:56:40And let me dry them
00:56:42Rain or shine, winter or summer, day or night
00:56:45The first time I saw you, Dinah, I wanted you
00:56:48Oh, love at first sight
00:56:50Hot dogs
00:56:51They're all like that about me
00:56:53Um, Ellis
00:56:54Let Mitzi drop the clothes in
00:56:57Isn't it easy?
00:56:59Hot dog
00:56:59No vending
00:57:00No stooping
00:57:01No
00:57:02Now, just set my exclusive dry dial
00:57:07You can choose dry and have the clothes ready for immediate storage
00:57:11Or deaf for ironing
00:57:16It's always sunny weather inside a Westinghouse clothes dryer
00:57:19Yes, every day is a perfect drying day
00:57:22See, I tumble your clothes gently in sun warm air
00:57:27Westinghouse Airflow is exclusive with me
00:57:31I'm the only dryer that blows warm air right into the center of the tumbling clothes
00:57:38Let Mitzi reach in and feel the warm air
00:57:44Mmm, the warm air feels good
00:57:47By a lucky coincidence
00:57:50I happen to have some samples of my drying to show you while I go on working
00:57:55Donna, you're spoofing
00:57:57You've got those samples here on purpose
00:57:59Well, all right, maybe I do
00:58:01They're over yonder on the shelf
00:58:04Ellis, you know all about them
00:58:06Explain to Mitzi
00:58:07The towels on the right were dried on the clothesline
00:58:10These on the left, drier dried
00:58:12You can see they're lighter and fluffier
00:58:15Now look at these identical robes
00:58:18I'll bet you can tell which one was dried on the clothesline
00:58:22This one
00:58:24That was easy, wasn't it?
00:58:26Remember, Ellis, I always say clotheslines are for the boys
00:58:30By another coincidence, I just happen to have these color samples on the shelf above me
00:58:36Oh, the one nearest, Mitzi, is a lime-dried fabric
00:58:39Notice how it's lost its color fastness?
00:58:43There is no sun fading with my kind of drying
00:58:45And the clothes last longer, too
00:58:47Oh, you do some talkie, Ellis
00:58:51The Westinghouse dryer saves you work
00:58:53No lifting and carrying heavy baskets
00:58:56No more clothesline chores
00:58:58No stretching or bending to hang clothes or take them down
00:59:01And it saves you time because you can forget the weather and wash and dry anytime
00:59:05No worries about rain or snow
00:59:08No worries about dust and dirt and soot
00:59:10And it's so easy for you
00:59:12Just use the handy shelf for easy loading and unloading
00:59:15Set the dial and turn on the dryer
00:59:17You don't have to wait around
00:59:19Because the dryer shuts itself off when the clothes get to the dryness you selected
00:59:26Ellis, let Mitzi take out the clothes
00:59:28We want to give her a pleasant surprise
00:59:32Aren't they lovely and soft and so fluffy?
00:59:36That's because of the Westinghouse airflow
00:59:39All I say is phooey
00:59:43Thanks, Mitzi
00:59:45You too, Dinah
00:59:50Now I think I will turn in
00:59:51It's been a long night
00:59:54Remember to mention where the Westinghouse laundromat
00:59:57And dryer
00:59:58We're America's favorite twins
01:00:00When I look at you two, how could I forget?
01:00:04I think they're adorable
01:00:06Good night, Ellis
01:00:08Good night, Mitzi
01:00:12I'm Lena the laundromat
01:00:14My name's Dinah
01:00:16I'll get your clothes clean
01:00:18I'm your clothes dryer
01:00:19Wash day, you'll have nothing to do
01:00:22Because the Westinghouse twins do the work for you
01:00:28Before I go
01:00:29I want to tell you all
01:00:31I appreciate the trouble you've taken tonight
01:00:35You know how things have been going with me
01:00:37And you've given me a mighty big lift
01:00:40I'm happy to be working with a fine family like yours
01:00:43You just watch me from now on and you'll see me prove it
01:00:47We'll be ready to do our stuff anytime, Ellis
01:00:49And show them how to make competition
01:00:51We'll let the other fella just try to meet it
01:00:55Good night, all
01:01:01Bobby
01:01:03Why did you say those awful things?
01:01:06Because it's true
01:01:07I don't like it
01:01:08And I hate it
01:01:10It smells bad
01:01:11I can't stand Limburger cheese
01:01:14Here, you take it
01:01:21There
01:01:23Down
01:01:25Down
01:01:48Hello. Here he comes.
01:01:51Let's go. Hurry.
01:01:55Let's go.
01:02:48That's what I said. Make competition. Don't just meet it.
01:02:50Mr. Holman? Was I saying something?
01:02:55Mr. Holman, you've been asleep.
01:02:57Been asleep?
01:03:00Oh, God. I guess I was asleep.
01:03:05Thanks, Andy, for waking me.
01:03:07It's pretty late.
01:03:08Yeah. I guess I'd better be going home.
01:03:13Good night, Andy.
01:03:15Good night, Mr. Holman.
01:03:16I guess I'd better be going home.
01:03:50And you can believe it or not, I saw it with my own eyes.
01:03:54Oh, well, at least it couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
01:03:58You don't believe it.
01:03:59I know you wouldn't.
01:04:00I said it would sound screwy, and I don't know whether I believe it.
01:04:03Well, results are what count. You say you've been getting results ever since.
01:04:07I sure have.
01:04:08Then it must have happened.
01:04:09You can understand why I've been playing the competition story up big.
01:04:13We don't meet competition.
01:04:14We make it, and that's for sure.
01:04:17Well, this all fits in with the big campaign we were talking about at the hotel showing a few weeks
01:04:21ago.
01:04:22Would you hand me that manila envelope, please?
01:04:24Yeah.
01:04:27Well, thanks.
01:04:29Now, Ellis, you know the spectacular job done in 51 on individual appliances.
01:04:34There was the Countess Frost Free promotion, the Laundromat Rincey demonstration,
01:04:40the Rain Stopwatch promotion, Operation Kingpin for the dishwasher,
01:04:45and on top of all that, the spectacular football TV.
01:04:48Sure, I remember, Phil.
01:04:50I think they were great.
01:04:51Maybe I should have used them more.
01:04:54Maybe.
01:04:55Well, in 1952, Westinghouse is bringing radio and television coverage of the Republican and Democratic conventions.
01:05:02They'll follow this with a 13-week get-out-the-vote series of half-hour programs,
01:05:07and then cover election eve and election night.
01:05:11Now, Westinghouse is sponsoring the first complete television show of this kind that America has ever known.
01:05:17Now, this all starts in July, but right now, Westinghouse is staging another great event,
01:05:22a Freedom Fair.
01:05:24That ought to work out pretty good.
01:05:27Freedom Fair is the big spring selling event of all Westinghouse major appliance dealers.
01:05:35It's a gala showing of the 1952 models designed to bring prospects to the fair in your store.
01:05:44Now, Mrs. Homemaker will be interested, and here's why.
01:05:47It interprets the freedoms the 1952 Westinghouse major appliances bring into the home.
01:05:53Freedom Fair gives you a chance to really announce the new models,
01:05:57to build store traffic, and a chance to cash in locally on the biggest announcement promotion in Westinghouse history.
01:06:04Now, Freedom Fair will give you a chance to cash in locally on all of our promotion
01:06:09and public acceptance of Westinghouse appliances.
01:06:12It will do a mass-selling job, making it possible for you to do an individual-selling job.
01:06:18Just tell me about Freedom Fair.
01:06:21All right.
01:06:22Now, here's how it's keyed off.
01:06:24Westinghouse sets the stage for Freedom Fair with this big double-page spread
01:06:28in the April 11th issue of Life and the April 16th issue of the Saturday Evening Post.
01:06:34Now, there's an ad that has pulled.
01:06:37It will reach out to your prospects right in this trading area.
01:06:41And Freedom Fair will be announced on TV, too.
01:06:45Betty Furness sets the stage.
01:06:47She'll demonstrate the product she'll be selling for you in all three commercials
01:06:52on Westinghouse Studio One, April 14th.
01:06:55Listen to this.
01:06:57Go to the Westinghouse Freedom Fair.
01:07:00You'll find it at every Westinghouse dealer's store in every town in the United States.
01:07:05I know you'll find it exciting.
01:07:07See these seven great Westinghouse appliances
01:07:10and learn how they save you hours of freedom from drudgery every day.
01:07:15For instance, here's freedom from all the mess and nuisance of defrosting.
01:07:20When you own this amazing new Westinghouse frost-free refrigerator,
01:07:24your defrosting chores are gone forever because it keeps itself frost-free.
01:07:29And here's the reason.
01:07:31This magic button, the sign of the frost-free system, you never touch it.
01:07:36Every time you close the door, this knob hits the magic button.
01:07:40And the moment that frost starts to build up in the freeze chest,
01:07:44the button automatically gives a signal that starts the frost-free system working.
01:07:49It defrosts itself so fast that your frozen food stays safely, steadily frozen always.
01:07:55And if you look for a drip pan or a jar to empty in the frost-free, you won't find
01:08:00any.
01:08:01It doesn't need any because the defrost water evaporates automatically.
01:08:05You're free forever from emptying it.
01:08:08And look at the capacity in this great refrigerator.
01:08:11It brings you freedom from extra shopping trips
01:08:13because it holds a whole week's supply of food for the average family.
01:08:17Now, we reached the homemaker in still another way, and here it is.
01:08:21In selected markets all over the country,
01:08:24newspaper ads will tell the Westinghouse Freedom Fair story.
01:08:28And they'll carry dealer listings.
01:08:30I'd like your name on that list.
01:08:32You see, Ellis, you can see that Freedom Fair is started with a bang.
01:08:35The story will go into millions of homes, but we don't drop it there.
01:08:39After the kickoff comes the follow-up, and here it is.
01:08:45Individual product campaigns will appear in national magazines
01:08:49on the refrigerator, dishwasher, range, and laundromat.
01:08:54Now, still pounding on Freedom Fair,
01:08:5710 million television viewers will see the new products
01:09:00demonstrated by Betty Furness on Westinghouse Studio One week after week.
01:09:05Newspapers will also sell product features
01:09:08plus Freedom Fair in the follow-up campaign
01:09:10with ads on the refrigerator, dishwasher, range, and laundromat.
01:09:16There's a great campaign with a real follow-up.
01:09:19It sounds okay to me, Bill.
01:09:21But even with Freedom Fair teed off,
01:09:23and all of the follow-ups working for you,
01:09:26it'll all be wasted unless you get people into your store.
01:09:31Without people, you can't sell merchandise.
01:09:34There are things you must do to build store traffic.
01:09:38Blank out your store window and begin to create teaser interest.
01:09:42Follow this up by dressing your store window.
01:09:45Put in a Freedom Fair display.
01:09:47Have it tell the Freedom stories.
01:09:49Dress up your store with floor displays.
01:09:52Tell the Freedom stories.
01:09:54Freedom from defrosting.
01:09:56New cooking freedom.
01:09:57Freedom from dishwashing slavery.
01:09:59Freedom from wash day worries.
01:10:02Freedom from weather worries.
01:10:04Freedom from hot water shortage.
01:10:06Freedom from garbage mess.
01:10:08Give a press preview of your Freedom Fair.
01:10:11Invite leading citizens as well as representatives
01:10:13of newspapers, radio, and TV.
01:10:16Show them the new models in the Freedom Fair setting.
01:10:20Whirl up your public with newspaper ads like this,
01:10:23inviting everyone to a Freedom Fair store party.
01:10:26Use radio to advertise your store parties.
01:10:30Use TV to advertise the store parties
01:10:33and the freedoms that Westinghouse appliances bring into the home.
01:10:37Whirl up your public with these planned parties.
01:10:40Have inexpensive giveaways such as potholders, glasses, or cookbooks.
01:10:45Advertise a daily or weekly door prize.
01:10:48And, of course, make them electric appliances.
01:10:52Give one grand prize.
01:10:54A new 1952 Westinghouse Major Appliance.
01:10:58Make this major giveaway the feature of special newspaper, radio, and TV advertising.
01:11:05Here's a whole page of helpful hints to tell you how to make your Freedom Fair parties run smoothly.
01:11:10A suggestion ad.
01:11:12A letter you can send to a selected list.
01:11:15And a postcard to follow up.
01:11:17Then there are suggestions on how to run your store party.
01:11:20What the program should include.
01:11:22And a checklist to make sure the party runs smoothly.
01:11:26And when the traffic's in the store, make quickie demonstrations.
01:11:29We'll have shown everyone how to make them.
01:11:32On the laundromat, demonstrate the 500 test.
01:11:37At the range, make coffee and cookies.
01:11:40Use the Freedom Quiz at the refrigerator.
01:11:44Have every homemaker who comes to the parties
01:11:47fill out the Freedom Fair prospect card
01:11:49for the door prizes and the big prize.
01:11:53Well, here's a prospect card.
01:11:55The record will show you what appliances the prospect owns
01:11:58and how old they are.
01:12:00Then you'll know what you can sell her.
01:12:02This will give you a brand new list of up-to-date prospects to work on.
01:12:06But don't stop there.
01:12:08Keep on with your Freedom Fair promotions.
01:12:11Continue demonstrating the appliances.
01:12:13And go on with your newspaper advertising and your displays.
01:12:16Keep them all working for you.
01:12:19You make it sound awful good.
01:12:21It sure is.
01:12:22And I'll see that you get the entire Freedom Fair package.
01:12:26Thanks.
01:12:27And I'll keep this?
01:12:29I brought it for you.
01:12:31Well, don't forget, this is going to be a Westinghouse year.
01:12:36Goodbye, Ellis.
01:12:37See you soon again.
01:12:38So long, Phil, and thanks.
01:12:51How about you and I having dinner together some night?
01:12:54Pardon you!
01:12:55I have a mind to call the police!
01:12:56Madam, I thought the dummy.
01:12:58I mean, I thought you were the...
01:12:59I beg your pardon.
01:13:00Yes.
01:13:05Good night.
01:13:17The End
01:13:47The End
01:14:15The End
01:14:37This is an awful mess
01:14:41We really must confess
01:14:44We don't know how she'll ever get it clean
01:14:48The dish is in the sink
01:14:52The garbage with its ooooh
01:14:58It's absolutely terrifying
01:14:59You all know that we're not lying
01:15:02So she may as well start
01:15:04To finish this job
01:15:06To clean up this dirty
01:15:09Messy kitchen
01:15:12The End
01:15:14The End
01:15:14The End
01:15:19The End
01:15:21The End
01:15:58Good morning, madam. I'm the man from the Westinghouse Freedom Fair.
01:16:02They say that Lincoln freed the slaves. With that, I disagree.
01:16:07Women have been slaves for years till Westinghouse set them free.
01:16:15You don't have to shirk. Plenty time to play.
01:16:18If you do your work, the Westinghouse way. Come along.
01:16:25You don't have to slave away. Life can be very gay.
01:16:29Wouldn't you like to be in heaven?
01:16:31So come on the run and see the way it's done in Westinghouse wise heaven.
01:16:43Chop along, chop along, or waste away. I get rid of garbage in a nice clean way.
01:16:52Off the plate, in the sink, down the drain. Never have garbage can worries again.
01:17:06Lanky keeps the water hot. Water hot. Water hot. Lanky keeps the water hot. Morning, noon, or night.
01:17:14He never fails in trials or tribulation. Westinghouse, water heater. Best in the nation.
01:17:25Everyone hates to wash dishes. Burley makes the work seem like play.
01:17:33The dishwasher every woman wishes is the rollout wash well way.
01:17:46She's Lena, the laundromat. Her name's Dinah. She'll get your clothes clean. She's your clothes dryer.
01:17:53Wash day, you have nothing to do. Cause the Westinghouse can't do the work for you.
01:18:00Wash away, rinse away, Westinghouse laundromat. Wash away action, rust dirt throughout.
01:18:07Wash away, wash away, wash away, wash away. Action is why. The Westinghouse laundromat is your best buy.
01:18:15Clotheslines are for the birds. The Westinghouse clothes dryer, that's for you.
01:18:25Corox is the fastest acting unit in the Westinghouse electric range.
01:18:31So for baking or broiling, frying or boiling, with a speedy, speedy, Westinghouse range, it's super.
01:18:58Now here is Frosty, cherry and bright. Keeps all the temperatures. Just right.
01:19:05The best refrigerators you can see. Westinghouse frost free, that's for me.
01:19:13No defrosting, no defrosting. Westinghouse frost free, that's for me.
01:19:26Westinghouse Aurora longs.
01:19:31All right.
01:21:36The Korok speed is new, the frost free is for you, at the Westinghouse, at the Westinghouse Freedom Land.
01:21:58The Korok speed is new.
01:22:02The Korok speed is new.
01:22:12You
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