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Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Tiparillo, and Violinists

Playboy Nov. 1967
Here's another Tiparillo ad, from the same vein as this one, which focuses on seducing confusingly scantily-clad professionals with cigarettes.
Ad text:
     After a tough evening with the Beethoven crowd, she loves to relax and listen to her folk-rock records. Preferably, on your stereo.
     She's open-minded.  So maybe tonight you offer her a Tiparillo. She might like it - the slim sigar with a white tip. Elegant.  And, you dog, you've got both kinds on hand.  Tiparillo Regular and new Tiparillo M with Menthol - her choice of mild smoke or cold smoke.
     Well? Should you offer? After all, if she likes the offer, she might start to play.  No strings attached.
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