Almost not at all.

It's mellowed.

Her voice between then to the 1990s didn’t change much. It’s gotten more deep since the 2000s tho. Her voice from Golden Girls (1985-1992) compared from her voice in Hot In Cleveland (2010-2015) does sound different.

Her voice was completely different throughout her early series and changed into what we recognize now going into the 1960’s. If you listen to her voice into her mid-thirties she didn’t sound like the Betty White we know at all. It changed and started to develop that familiar quiver when she was nearing forty.

She was only 60 years old for this commercial.

Same

LMAO

TV dinner is ready! 😁

Evidently a rich one if you can afford a television in the kitchen.

Drinking TAB 😂

If she got younger then we all should be alarmed

What? I call bullshit Who's out there thinking to themselves "man, that person is such a cunt for growing so old"

Exactly victor you see they are jealous because they’ll never have the success and achievements like Betty White she did something with her life now she is a living legend

No respect I look up too Betty White.

Victor Hopkins hg7i

If she lived without Christ Jesus , her life was in vain , for she lost her soul eternally . We must repent and turn to Christ Jesus today

You are sick @@DeciovToni-qt9ic

@@vitothepizzaguy7475 If you tell your childrens :" Don't go to that party , they take drugs , they drink alcohol , you will poisson your body , you may die , is bad for you , stay home son ". Would you be sick ?

SHUUUUUUUUUTUP@@DeciovToni-qt9ic

@@DeciovToni-qt9icDelusional.

It's the mark of a great person when passing at 99 is too soon.

It's not restored they had color tv in the 50s. Not many homes had color tv though

@@breakingames7772 although I do believe they didn't mean that, instead it was in reference to the quality of the video. Which isn't restored, simply kept nicely organized and not wrinkled up in this recording. But in terms of quality, 1959 doesn't strike me as a insane moment to see good film, I've seen cinecolor and Agfacolor films in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Florida all in the time of, oh yes and 1 in Washington, all from the time of 1927 to 1934. Yes that's right, all true color, not the fake nonsense. It amazes me that we didn't try to incorporate color earlier than the 50's, it must have been hard to have color shows and many black and white movies-shows-commerials-and cartoons all in usually black and white, then to adjust with some installments using color. Of course you would have to change some of the tubing, and add an a incorporation piece of you wanted a singular addition, and or wait for your Television operator to adjust a color setting to your Television which really was no trouble..but in total, I do wish there could have been another way to do it. The first color television set was 1935, very small octagonal shaped peak-aboo screen border, and had a certain filter over it that properly disturbed color across the cartoons and or shows (usually many shows in France and Germany were airing) and of course Disney was a big hit for the families that could afford the television. My grandmother called it the status symbol of ignoring your children, and always bickered with me about how they looked possessed, in a trance by it...she was very political in terms of changing events such as skyscrapers and books. Even ignored my grandfather when he got his first and second automobile...back in 1901 and 1904. Wrote a whole article in the 90's about how the pointless rise of skyscrapers height from 20 to 30 to 40 to 50 was ridiculous and nonsensical. She was regal, and magnificent. My mother always wore her ruby earrings she purchased in 1873 upon her arrival to Manhattan. Like mother like daughter.

I don't know. Probably coulda been better if a certain someone didnt decide to give it 480x360 pixels to work with.

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar These videos were NTSC camera signals recorded to 2 inch Quad magnetic tape. No film involved. I also assume that it was all live switched without editing. Kind of amazing how few mistakes they made back then.

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar 1959 was a benchmark year for film and cinematography, with the release of Ben Hur, filmed in widescreen. It remains one of Hollywood's costliest and highest quality motion pictures to produce, inflation adjusted.

Yall acting as if 1959 is 1859

This has to be right off 2 inch tape. Very clean!

Was videotaped, not filmed, hence no blotches, faster frame rate, and clear sound.

@@bangelz0949 it basically is. Practically anyone who was an adult then, is dead. Except for Betty White of course!

Thebrothaisback my grandma is still alive

She and Lucille Ball were two of the best ever. Nothing in Hollywood today could touch them as far as talent and longevity. They were trailblazers.

@@mattmalone524 Damn right.

Not her already being an icon in the 50s

God! I sure miss her.. Rest In LOVE 💘 Betty White😢

That's a cool perspective.

My grandma was born in 1919, she passed in 2018 at the age of 98 (4 months before her 99th bday) and Betty White reminded me so much of her. R.I.P. to them both❤

Its weird to think that in this clip they were as far from the 1910s as we are now from the 80s

Or talking about life back in St Olaf.

Or naively

I would argue it's only entertaining because we're watching it with restrospective nostalgia.

@@eagillum It's possible. But these commercials were long before I was born.

She did voice work before TV existed! She appeared in radio plays and commercials in the 1930's!

Taped on state of the art RCA color cameras at NBC in Burbank. Probably the best TV studios in the world at that time.

Damn I see you pretty often fellow Indonesian

Dia baru meninggal..

She died

@@HattieMcDanielonaMoon ik that's why I'm here smh

@@HattieMcDanielonaMoon you couldn’t wait to come here and say that huh?

Manu Ginobilis Bald Spot She IS beautiful.

@@firstnamelastname5407 I'm speaking on what I saw, SMH. Jesus...some of you are insufferable. RIP to Betty...and a pox on your judgmental ass.

And Richard Hudnut’s product name “cream rinse” 🤣

I am sure she had many offers. She could have had any man she wanted but she said she had had the best of them all in Allen Ludden.. aww! She adored him..

Tupxxx

I’m in love with those! 🥰

❤️

VHS actually!!!

+Ian Terrance Lip Gloss happened.

Danforth Taylor 😆😆 love your reply...

Ian Bryant I wish it would be a comeback

I wondered the same thing.

She was nominated for an Emmy in 1951.

Next january 23th, It will be the 70th anniversary of Betty White' first nomination at Emmy

For real!!! It's mindblowing especially since I'm turning 40 this year. She gives me hope.

@@labbecedario1579 lol@ "23th"

@@alishak4061 she certainly was beautiful at 40. No hard nosed old Karen there just a stunning lady!

No one dressed like this in the 70s though

@@jackchadwick9824 I've seen some old 1970's clips where people still dressing very conservatively and formal for television. And thanks for replying to this as I haven't seen this clip again since forever.

@@jlhabitan50 I think actually older people dressed like this way into the 70s so you’re right

Lucky Channel 13. Owned by NY Post owner.

It’s a different Betty White

These were originally filmed on 2 inch video tape, which was quite new at the time being created in 1951, instead of regular film. That’s why it looks like it was filmed in the 80s instead of the 50s

87. No 21.

money value was different back then

i want them brand spanking new.

Ahaha love it