1956 Chrysler (commercial, 1956)

In just a moment we'll return to the third act of the Lou Gehrig story. And now once again your host Bill Lindigan. In the theatre when you have a hit you can tell by the audience reaction.

In the automobile business we rate a hit by the nationwide acceptance it gets. And we know that we have a real box office smashed with Chrysler Corporation's new push button power flight automatic transmissions. Here's how terrifically it's going over America's car buyers.

In Plymouth's showrooms, push button power flight gets the nod, especially for the women who enjoy its convenience and ease of operation. Dodge dealers report an overwhelming demand for the magic of push button driving. And the sales of DeSoto, Chrysler, and Imperial dealers show that buyers are unanimous in their enthusiasm for this driving control from the future.

It's so easy, just push a button, step on the gas and go. Stop in tomorrow at one of our dealers and try push button driving in one of the brilliant new cars. It's a forward look 56 from Chrysler Corporation.

And now we return to the third act of the Lou Gehrig story, written especially for climax by Mel Goldberg.