Texaco Gas Stations, 1960s

Genre: Commercial

Year Published: 1960s

Creator: Texaco D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (DMB&B)

Format: 16mm

Description: Transcription: (whimsical music plays) 0:00 Narrator Texaco dealer, Joe Kuhn 0:04 is one of Pennsylvania's most avid flying enthusiasts. 0:06 Far down below is Camp Hill 0:09 in a beautiful Cumberland valley 0:11 where Joe Kuhn has his Texaco station. 0:13 Four blocks away from his station is Joe's house, 0:17 which he designed and built himself. 0:20 Joe lives here with his wife, Edith and their five children, 0:22 including Tommy and Barbara. 0:25 Joe is quite a hunter, 0:28 as you can see by the trophies in his den. 0:32 He's also a fishermen and a champion bowler, too. 0:35 Tommy and Barbara romp with their dog, Taffy, after lunch, 0:38 while Joe takes off for his meeting 0:42 at The Chamber of Commerce. 0:44 Joe is one of their most conscientious members. 0:49 He pitches in with enthusiasm 0:52 to help out on all town projects. 0:54 Joe is past President of his church Sunday school class, 0:59 former head of the Lion's Club 1:03 and still an energetic member. 1:05 In fact, on one day of each year, 1:07 Joe has a Lion's Club Texaco day at his service station 1:08 and all the profits go to the club. 1:12 This is Joe Kuhn, good provider, 1:15 responsible citizen and Texaco dealer. 1:18 One of 40,000 Texaco Dealers throughout 1:20 the United States and in Canada, 1:23 who sell the best, 1:25 Texaco. 1:26 (upbeat music fades) 1:27


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