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Coca-Cola (commercial, 1953)

Commercial · Don't Touch That Dial shorts · 1953 · 1 min · 206 words

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It looks like somebody's been doing some shopping, and that means somebody's been doing a lot of walking and getting more and more worn out, because by the time a woman assembles a complete spring wardrobe, she's generally covered a lot of floor space in a lot of stores.

So it's a little wonder that smart shoppers everywhere take time out to pause and refresh. Where else but in the fountain where they serve ice-cold coca-cola? Almost everyone appreciates the best, and the bright tang of Coke is always welcome after a busy day of shopping.

The bracing sparkle and the bit of quick energy you get in Coke makes it the perfect refreshment every time. It gives you a bright little lift. It brings you back so refreshed so quickly. What the song says is really true.

There are times every day as you work or you play when a pause would be welcome to you. And it's time that you find the bright thought in your mind that only a coke will do.

To gas for a bright taste and a bracing sparkle for perfect refreshment every time. There's nothing like ice cold Coca-Cola. There's nothing like a cold, a cold, a cold, a-nuffin'

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