1960s Signal gasoline TV commercial - Marion Lorne (Aunt Clara - "Bewitched")
1960s Signal gasoline TV commercial - Marion Lorne (Aunt Clara - "Bewitched"). Signal was sold to Humble in 1965, and the name was then discontinued. Daws Butler was the voice of the puppets.
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00:00I beg your pardon, uh, two's a company, three's a, uh, three's a what, uh?
00:13Two's a company, three's a gas.
00:16Oh, oh.
00:17Oh, oh, oh, two's a, uh, well, uh.
00:20Three's for Cignal's famous third pump.
00:22With Cignal metaphyl gasoline.
00:24It's recommended for compacts.
00:27For most sixes.
00:29And many eights.
00:31It's the in-between gasoline.
00:33In-between regular.
00:35And premium.
00:36Oh, it's the in-between.
00:38Oh, in-between.
00:40Totally amazing.
00:42With Cignal's metaphyl.
00:44Four out of five users go farther.
00:46Richer than regular.
00:48Cheaper than premium.
00:50Come on in.
00:52Fill up at Cignal's third pump.
00:55Two's a company, three's a gas.