1969 Ads: 1st National Bethany to Avery Advertising

[Pete]

[Plutonic Panda]

Nothing is showing up on this one. . .

ps. . .I've been viewing this thread extensively for the past few days and today I spent 3 hours looking through the threads. What a great thread, Pete, and thank you for putting this together. This is waaaaay before my time, but I have become enamored with the mid 50s-60s and this thread is just great!!!!! Thanks a bunch!

[Martin]

hmmm... the pictures are showing up for me.

huh. just learned that der dutchman was affiliated with adairs cafeterias... -M

[Plutonic Panda]

hmmm. I'll try on my Windows software and see if that works, I'm using a Macbook so maybe that is why.

[zookeeper]

Those are great! I didn't know the Adair's connection with Der Dutchman/Zuider Zee either. I loved seeing the AMC ad, what a fun place that was as a kid.

Panda, Do you have an ad-blocker plug-in? The size of the pics are probably being recognized as ads and showing you a big blank nothing.

[RadicalModerate]

I used to LOVE!!!! Der Dutchman. Especially The Gumbo. It was probably the best I've ever had. I could go in there, order some boiled shrimp, some gumbo and some hushpuppies and be happy as a clam.

[Martin]

for me, der dutchman's hushpuppies alone were worth the trip. -M

[Prunepicker]

for me, der dutchman's hushpuppies alone were worth the trip. -M

And before Der Dutchman it was the Zuider Zee. Dang, I'd fill up on
those and with tons of any buttery spread they served.

[Prunepicker]

I used to LOVE!!!! Der Dutchman. Especially The Gumbo. It was probably
the best I've ever had. I could go in there, order some boiled shrimp,
some gumbo and some hushpuppies and be happy as a clam.

Liar! Liar! Pants on Fire!

You'd have several baskets of hush puppies, as in hundreds of hush
puppies. The shrimp and gumbo went home in a doggy bag with
several baskets of hush puppies. That's why you (we) tipped the
waitress so generously and why she drove a Mercedes 450.

Who are you trying to fool?

[Prunepicker]

... just learned that der dutchman was affiliated with adairs cafeterias... -M

I remember driving to Adair's to pick up Thanksgiving Dinner in 1969.
There was ice on the streets. I drove a 1960 Renault Dauphine.

[Mel]

Oh man, those Der Dutchman Hush Puppies were addictive. I could eat a plate of those right now!

[Prunepicker]

Oh man, those Der Dutchman Hush Puppies were addictive. I could eat a
plate of those right now!

I don't remember where I found them but I had about 2lbs in the freezer
some years ago. They were the same as Der Dutchman/Zuider Zee served.
I know they're available. Here's something from Yelp.

[Mel]

Wish that joint was closer. That's some good looking chow.

[Prunepicker]

Wish that joint was closer. That's some good looking chow.

I'm thinking that a super market had them as we speak and that I saw
them recently. Maybe it was at the commissary at Tinker.

[Prunepicker]

I don't remember where I found them but I had about 2lbs in the freezer
some years ago. They were the same as Der Dutchman/Zuider Zee served.
I know they're available. Here's something from Yelp.

I just remembered! They were at a restaurant in Bethany some years ago.
It was call Harbor something. The hush puppies were identical to Der
Dutchman/Zuider Zee. They were long long cylinders. Fantastic.

For some reason no restaurant has been able to last longer than two years
in the location on 6400 NW 39th Expressway. I believe it's a fantastic
location. It just doesn't work. Don't know why.

I only hope that Boomerang Diner will last after it's move to NW 39th.
No place has lasted much longer than two years at that location, either.

I don't believe Flat Tire Burgers lasted a year. Now Boomerang is in that
location. They never had much of a lunch crowd on N. College. I never saw
more than 3 tables filled at any time. I don't know how they expect to have
a larger crowd on 39th.

Papa Angelo's does an incredible biz. Why you ask? Because the The
pizza is fantastic. Absolutely fantastic. Order the thin crust Pepperoni.

Oy vey!

[Martin]

It was call Harbor something.

you're thinking of harbor house. -M