2024年7月20日 · However, the most interesting Jack In The Box lost media are the 1970s animated commercials. Only three of them are on Youtube: Paul Winchell, the original voice of Tigger from Winnie The Pooh and voice of the Tootsie Pop Owl, did the voices for the Jack In …

2022年6月2日 · 1970s Jack in The Box Commercials Remember Rodney Allen Rippy? How about Onion Ring Thing, Hamburgermeister, Small Fry, Secret Sauce Agent, or of course Jac...

My collection on vintage Jack in the Box Drive-In restaurants for the 1960s and 1970s.The story of San Diego’s cultural history can not be fairly told withou...

From 1982 to 1985 comedian Dan Gilvezan helped marketing the restaurant, making "comparison" videos and other skits. Then in the late 80's Jack in the Box introduced its minimalistic seven-note...

Jack in the Box drive-thru restaurants, good food for people who just can't wait to eat.

2013年8月27日 · Ralston-Purina purchased the Jack in the Box chain in 1970 and began opening franchises all over the country in an ambitious expansion attempt. They hired a young boy named Rodney Allen Rippy as their spokeskid, and he appeared in a number of very popular commercials during the decade.

The Jack in the Box Bunch was a group of characters used in Jack in the Box advertising in the 1970s. They are similar to McDonald's McDonaldland characters and Burger King's Burger Kingdom, in that each character is associated with a particular menu item.

2014年10月2日 · “America needs Rodney Allen Rippy.” Yes, it’s Rodney Allen Rippy of Jack in the Box commercial fame. Daily 70s Ad #264: Rodney Allen Rippy, ‘Take Life A Little Easier’ originally appeared in the September 29, 1973 issue of Billboard magazine. (Source: Billboard) Previously on Daily 70s Ad: ’72 Chevy Impala (1971)

2020年3月22日 · Jack in the Box in it's pre-E. Coli days. Incredible. In the 60's the kids would all get a balloon every time we went. This photo was taken in Los Angeles in 1970. The Jack in the Box was located at the intersection of La Maida Street and Laurel Canyon Blvd. It was built in 1966 and is still there.

How could Jack in the Box stop selling those delicious hot lemon pies? Those were absolutely THE BEST! Today's fast food simply can't compete in quality or taste.