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fred and barney cigarette commercial Winston Cigarettes Featuring The Flintstones (1960) In 1960, Winston Cigarettes sponsored

Name: fred and barney cigarette commercial Winston Cigarettes Featuring The Flintstones (1960) In 1960, Winston Cigarettes sponsored
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In 1960, Winston Cigarettes sponsored the animated sitcom The Flintstones, leading to a commercial where Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble smoked behind their wives' backs. The ad features the prehistoric Winston cigarette commercial on Flintstones Fred and Barney enjoying a smoke while their wives work in the yard. Premiering in 1960, the early years of the family TV series "The Flintstones" was sponsored by Winston Cigarettes. First intended Flintstones Winston cigarette commercial with Fred and Barney. 1950's Yowp: June 2019

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