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10 top TV catchphrases of the ’60s
Do you remember these classic TV catchphrases of the ’60s — and are there any that you still find yourself saying sometimes?
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‘Lost in Space’ is out of this world (1965)
The year is 1997. On an uncharted planet, somewhere in the infinite reaches of the universe, an American family is marooned while on a voyage to colonize a new world.
1960s
TV’s ‘Get Smart’ spoofs the spies (1965)
What do you get when you mix equal parts Mel Brooks and James Bond? Get Smart – one of the most hilarious spoofs on spies and private eyes ever to be presented on television or in any other medium. (Also see the memorable opening credits!)
1960s
Ron Howard: Andy Griffith’s Ronnie is all boy (1965)
Ronnie Howard, the red-haired moppet of “The Andy Griffith Show,” is that rare child actor without guile and a Hollywood head.
1960s
Mmmmm… make some m&ms party cookies with this easy recipe (1960s)
Make six dozen delicious m&ms party cookies with m&ms plain chocolate candies – Fun for the kids, fun for you, party cookies are so easy to make! And so bright and festive for the holidays.
1960s
Jelly bean carousel cake recipe (1965)
Here is a junior spectacular for such a world-shattering occasion as a child’s birthday party. Anyone who loves jelly beans (doesn’t everyone?) will love it.
1910s
41 fantastic & classic sweet potato recipes
Whether you’re looking for basic sweet potato recipes or need some ideas for Thanksgiving side dishes, these 41 classic sweet potato recipes cover the gamut, from main dishes to desserts!
1950s
See the legendary music man Roy Orbison without his iconic sunglasses
Roy Orbison without sunglasses? Do such photos exist?! Indeed they do, even though once his musical career got established, the multi-talented Orbison was rarely seen without his trademark dark shades. See his actual eyes here!
1960s
Julie Andrews in ‘The Sound of Music’ spreads magic (1965)
‘The Sound of Music,’ thanks to superior handling and affectionate care, has made the tricky transition from stage to screen with all its virtues intact. If anything, there is an extra glow of magic to this operetta in its movie offspring.
1960s
3 recipes for lamb shanks in foil bundles (1960s)
A new way to make Lamb Shanks tender and juicy. Bargain cuts cook fork-tender in “Quilted” Kaiser Foil. Beats old-time pot roasting. Rich juices are in! Pot washing is out!
1950s
The future: Electric driverless cars? (1956)
Power companies build for your new electric living: Electricity may be the driver. One day your car may speed along an electric highway, it’s speed and
1960s
A birthday cake is a personal gift (1965)
A birthday cake is a personal gift by Elizabeth Sparks Happy Birthday! Nothing says “Happy birthday” like a birthday cake. A birthday cake is a
1960s
Creative Christmas gifts ideas for the mid-century home, as suggested in 1964
For a ’60s-style Christmas, give something out of this world! On the launching pad and ready to go in Santa’s space capsule are a collection of vintage creative holiday gifts for the home.
1960s
Dazzling, jewel-like vintage Christmas ornament crafts from the ’60s
Start your holiday decorating now by making dazzling, jewel-like Christmas ornaments shaped like balloons, or enchanting holiday decor to hang in your home!
1960s
The Wizard of Ahhhs: The new 1966 Ford Fairlane
You get the idea when you take your first look at the ’66 Ford Fairlane GT convertible. Standard equipment includes bucket seats, sporty console, big 390 cubic-inch V-8, and more.
1960s
Winter warmer-uppers: Easy recipes you can make with onion soup mix (1965)
After an outdoorsy afternoon, bring the party inside. Settle down to something warming. Any of these delicious dishes will do fine. They’re super easy because you make them with onion soup mix.
1960s
New sitcom Gilligan’s Island a surprise hit on TV (1965)
Underneath a heavy layer of slapstick and some terribly obvious joke lines, Sherwood the satirist maintains there is an undercurrent of sharp and significant byplay on the new show, Gilligan’s Island.
1960s
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: A stop-motion musical adventure (1964)
Seven new Christmas songs in Rudolph fantasy “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” the shy little buck who emerges as a hero after being humiliated by his
1960s
Cosmic clothes! Out of this world outfits from 1966
Fashion Free Fall Not light years away, but right now, this summer, a chance to soar off into a new fashion orbit, wearing the kinds
1960s
Vietnam War in 1965: Bitter dilemmas and a new US strategy
As battles in Vietnam go, this one was only a minor skirmish. But it made clear the frustrating array of problems facing U.S. troops as they move into a more active combat role as the buildup goes on.
1960s
Her hat designs are far out! Making headgear for astronauts (1965)
United States astronauts who go to the moon may wear headgear designed and produced by a ladies’ milliner.
1960s
Recipes for a successful party: ’60s California Dip & international variations
You make it in a flash. Just pour an envelope of Lipton onion soup mix into a pint of sour cream. Stir it with a fork… chill. You’ve got it.
1950s
Classic fruit stuffing recipes for your Thanksgiving turkey
These classic recipes for fruit stuffing combine a traditional rice or bread stuffing for a Thanksgiving turkey with apples, cranberries, oranges and other fruits.
1960s
Look back at 33 Libbey drinking glass designs from the sixties
Make each holiday an occasion with a Libbey glass wardrobe! See more than 30 vintage Libbey glasses from the ’60s that you might remember.
1960s
Swap out your home decor for summer (1965)
Summer is for looking outdoors … so send the winter draperies to be cleaned and stored. In their place, drape lengths of fabric over the
1960s
The hottest Parker vintage board games from the ’60s: Sorry, Risk, Clue, Monopoly & other classics
Vintage board games: Fun to give… and to receive! Famous Parker Games (1964) Sorry – Parker Brothers Slide Pursuit Game A really fine family game! Fun
1960s
See styles from the soaring ’60s fashion scene
Whether a current fashion is a calico look or a velvet look, a hemline, a shape or a topless swimsuit, it is always a reflection of the tempo of the era which gave it birth.
1960s
That happy ghoullucky Addams Family clan (1965)
When The Addams Family series was in preparation, an ABC televite gleefully described the show as “happy-ghoullucky.” This brought forth an immediate response from David Levy, the creator and executive producer of the series…
1960s
Scotcheroos: Chocolate & butterscotch on peanut butter cookie bars (1965)
The basic idea behind these Scotcheroos is to deliciously combine the sweet and luscious flavors of chocolate, butterscotch and peanut butter.
1960s
See The Supremes ask: Where did our love go? (1964)
Where Did Our Love Go? The first #1 hit for The Supremes, “Where Did Our Love Go” was originally written for fellow Motown group The
Oldies & vintage music
Autographs from 11 lost music legends
Here are the autographs of eleven lost music legends, many gone far too soon.
1960s
Secret passage: The Beatles invade (1965)
Secret passage Not since Normandy had an invasion been so skillfully staged. The jet from London touched down at Kennedy International Airport on a remote
1960s
The sixties was the biggest fashion decade (1969)
Sixties Biggest Fashion Decade Whether the Seventies can bring anything like the fashion explosion of the Sixties is an unanswered question. No other decade has seen
1960s
New Mexico: As exciting as a foreign land! (1965)
Visit New Mexico Where does one vacation give you all this? Only in the state of New Mexico! Exciting as a foreign land! Comfortable
1960s
The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961-1966)
Ranked #13 on TV Guide’s 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time, The Dick Van Dyke Show premiered on October 3, 1961, and ran for 5 seasons through 1966, racking up 15 Emmy awards along the way.
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