BrandPhilip Morris - Revision history

Silver shilling: fixing Philip Morris tv ad link

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fixing Philip Morris tv ad link

Silvershilling: adding link

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adding link

Silvershilling: adding t.v. ad link

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adding t.v. ad link

Silvershilling: /* History */

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‎History

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‎History

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‎History

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‎Cigarette Packs

Silvershilling: part one

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part one

Show changes

Silvershilling: adding history; to be continued.

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‎External Links

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 ===Television===
-*[http://www.tobaccovideos.com/videos.php?brand=Philip+Morris Collection of American television advertisements for Philip Morris cigarettes]
+*[http://www.tobaccovideos.com/videos.php?q=philip+morris&s-source=pollay Collection of American television advertisements for Philip Morris cigarettes]
 ==See Also==
 *[[Cigarettesp|Other "P" Brand Cigarettes]]

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 Philip Morris was introduced in king-size (85 mm) in 1953, in filter, menthol filter and non-filter; the latter was re-named Commanders in 1960.  The brown packaging of Philip Morris was first changed in 1955.  The filter varieties were relaunced in 1963 (as Multifilter, featuring a charcoal filter) and 1966 (in Menthol);  uniquely, they were both sold in plastic boxes.  The non-filtered versions of Philip Morris are still made today by its parent company.
-The brand is still made and sold by Philip Morris International in Argentina, the European Union, Japan, and Uruguay.  In Canada, Philip Morris was made by [[ManufacturerImperial Tobacco Canada |Imperial Tobacco Canada]];  the king-sized, plain-end version (the last survivor of the Philip Morris brand) was discontinued in the early 1990s.
+The brand is still made and sold by Philip Morris International in Argentina, the European Union, Japan, and Uruguay.  In Canada, Philip Morris was originally made by the [[ManufacturerTuckett_Tobacco_Company |Tuckett Tobacco Company]], which had bought out Philip Morris' Canadian subsidiary early in the twentieth century.  Tuckett itself was bought by [[ManufacturerImperial Tobacco Canada |Imperial Tobacco Canada]] in 1930, although it continued manufacturing until 1966, when Imperial shut down the Tuckett factory and took over its brands.  The last survivor in Canada of the Philip Morris brand, the king-sized, plain-end version, was discontinued in the early 1990s.
 ==Cigarette Packs==

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 Philip Morris English Blend was introduced as a non-filter, regular-size (70 mm) brand in 1933 by Philip Morris U.S.A..  To advertise the brand, Philip Morris hired 3-foot, 11-inch tall bellboy Johnny Roventini (1910 - 1998) as their pitchman;  through the 1950s on radio, television, and in print advertisements, Johnny would shout out the famous slogan:  ”Call for Philip Morris!”  Also known as Johnny Philip Morris, Roventini essentially became a living trade mark.
-The name of Philip Morris English Blend was changed to Philip Morris Special Blend in 1948.  In the 1950s, the brand was the sponsor of C.B.S. television’s ”I Love Lucy” show;  when it was originally broadcast, the show’s credits would run over a package of Philip Morris cigarettes.  When ”I Love Lucy” was packaged for syndication, images of Philip Morris were replaced with the now-familiar heart seen in the end-credits, though the original images have been restored for D.V.D. box-sets of the series.
+The name of Philip Morris English Blend was changed to Philip Morris Special Blend in 1948.  In the 1950s, the brand was the sponsor of C.B.S. television’s ”I Love Lucy” show;  when it was originally broadcast, the show’s credits would run over a package of Philip Morris cigarettes.  When ”I Love Lucy” was packaged for syndication, images of Philip Morris were replaced with the now-familiar heart on satin seen in the end-credits, though the original images have been restored as an extra for the D.V.D. box-sets of the series.
 Philip Morris was introduced in king-size (85 mm) in 1953, in filter, menthol filter and non-filter; the latter was re-named Commanders in 1960.  The brown packaging of Philip Morris was first changed in 1955.  The filter varieties were relaunced in 1963 (as Multifilter, featuring a charcoal filter) and 1966 (in Menthol);  uniquely, they were both sold in plastic boxes.  The non-filtered versions of Philip Morris are still made today by its parent company.
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 * [[Philip Morris (design 6) (One 1 Charcoal Filter) L-20-H - Japan and USA |Philip Morris Charcoal One [Ultra Lights] (Japanese version) L-20-H - Japan]]
-==External Links==
+==Vintage Advertising Links==
 *[http://graphic-design.tjs-labs.com/gallery-view?product=PHIL%MORRIS%CIG&log=C&span=9999  Gallery of classic graphic design featuring Philip Morris cigarettes]
 ==See Also==
 *[[Cigarettesp|Other "P" Brand Cigarettes]]

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 The name of Philip Morris English Blend was changed to Philip Morris Special Blend in 1948.  In the 1950s, the brand was the sponsor of C.B.S. television’s ”I Love Lucy” show;  when it was originally broadcast, the show’s credits would run over a package of Philip Morris cigarettes.  When ”I Love Lucy” was packaged for syndication, images of Philip Morris were replaced with the now-familiar heart seen in the end-credits, though the original images have been restored for D.V.D. box-sets of the series.
-Philip Morris was introduced in king-size (85 mm) in 1953, in filter, menthol filter and non-filter; the latter was re-named Commanders in 1960.  The brown packaging of Philip Morris was first changed in 1955.  The filter varieties were relaunced in 1963 (as Multifilter, featuring a charcoal filter) and 1966 (in Menthol).  The non-filtered versions of Philip Morris are still made today by its parent company.
+Philip Morris was introduced in king-size (85 mm) in 1953, in filter, menthol filter and non-filter; the latter was re-named Commanders in 1960.  The brown packaging of Philip Morris was first changed in 1955.  The filter varieties were relaunced in 1963 (as Multifilter, featuring a charcoal filter) and 1966 (in Menthol);  uniquely, they were both sold in plastic boxes.  The non-filtered versions of Philip Morris are still made today by its parent company.
 The brand is still made and sold by Philip Morris International in Argentina, the European Union, Japan, and Uruguay.  In Canada, Philip Morris was made by [[ManufacturerImperial Tobacco Canada |Imperial Tobacco Canada]];  the king-sized, plain-end version (the last survivor of the Philip Morris brand) was discontinued in the early 1990s.

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 ==History==
 Philip Morris English Blend was introduced as a non-filter, regular-size (70 mm) brand in 1933 by Philip Morris U.S.A..  To advertise the brand, Philip Morris hired 3-foot, 11-inch tall bellboy Johnny Roventini (1910 - 1998) as their pitchman;  through the 1950s on radio, television, and in print advertisements, Johnny would shout out the famous slogan:  ”Call for Philip Morris!”  Also known as Johnny Philip Morris, Roventini essentially became a living trade mark.
 The name of Philip Morris English Blend was changed to Philip Morris Special Blend in 1948.  In the 1950s, the brand was the sponsor of C.B.S. television’s ”I Love Lucy” show;  when it was originally broadcast, the show’s credits would run over a package of Philip Morris cigarettes.  When ”I Love Lucy” was packaged for syndication, images of Philip Morris were replaced with the now-familiar heart seen in the end-credits, though the original images have been restored for D.V.D. box-sets of the series.
-Philip Morris King Size (non-filter; later re-named Commanders) was introduced in 1953, while the brown packaging of Philip Morris was first changed in 1955.
+Philip Morris was introduced in king-size (85 mm) in 1953, in filter, menthol filter and non-filter; the latter was re-named Commanders in 1960.  The brown packaging of Philip Morris was first changed in 1955.  The filter varieties were relaunced in 1963 (as Multifilter, featuring a charcoal filter) and 1966 (in Menthol).  The non-filtered versions of Philip Morris are still made today by its parent company.
 The brand is still made and sold by Philip Morris International in Argentina, the European Union, Japan, and Uruguay.  In Canada, Philip Morris was made by [[ManufacturerImperial Tobacco Canada |Imperial Tobacco Canada]];  the king-sized, plain-end version (the last survivor of the Philip Morris brand) was discontinued in the early 1990s.

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 * [[Philip Morris (design 1) (Special Blend) KS-20-S (brown) - USA |Philip Morris Special Blend Non-Filter (American version 2) KS-20-S - U.S.A.]]
 * [[Philip Morris (design 5) (Commander) KS-20-S - USA |Philip Morris Commander (American version 3) KS-20-S - U.S.A.]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 1) (English Blend) S-9-B - Canada |Philip Morris English Blend Plain(American version) S-9-B - Canada]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 1) (English Blend) S-9-B - Canada |Philip Morris English Blend Plain (American version) S-9-B - Canada]]
 * [[Philip Morris (design 5) KS-20-H (old design) - USA |Philip Morris Filter (American version 1) KS-20-H - U.S.A.]]
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 * [[Philip Morris (design 6) (One 1 American Blend) L-20-H - Germany and USA |Philip Morris One [Ultra Lights] (American version) L-20-H - Germany]]
 * [[Philip Morris (design 6) (American Blend) KS-20-H (white and brown) - Italy and Switzerland |Philip Morris Brown [Ultra Lights] (American version) KS-20-H - Italy]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (Ultra Lights Ultra Light American Taste) L-20-H - Switzerland and USA |Philip Morris Ultra Lights (American version 1) L-20-H - Switzerland]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (Ultra Lights Ultra Light American Taste) L-20-H - Switzerland and USA |Philip Morris Ultra Lights (American version 1a) L-20-H - Switzerland]]
 * [[Philip Morris (design 6) (One 1 Ultra Light American Taste) L-20-H - Switzerland and USA |Philip Morris One [Ultra Lights] (American version 2) L-20-H - Switzerland]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (Super Slims American Blend) L-20-H (white and red) - Italy and Switzerland |Philip Morris Superslims Red [Full Flavor] (American version) L-20-H - Italy]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (One 1 American Blend) KS-20-H - Switzerland and USA]]
-−
-−
-* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (One 1 Ultra Light American Taste) KS-20-H - Switzerland and USA]]
-−
-−
-* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (Super Lights Slim) L-20-H - Germany and USA]]
-−
 * [[Philip Morris (design 6) (Lights American Blend) L-20-H (white and red) - France and USA |Philip Morris Superslims Lights (American version) L-20-H - France]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (Super Slims American Blend) L-20-H (white and blue) - Italy and Switzerland]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 2) (International) L-20-H (red) - USA |Philip Morris International (American version) L-20-H - U.S.A.]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (Super Slims American Blend) L-20-H (white and red) - Italy and Switzerland]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 2) (International) (Menthol) L-20-H (green) - USA |Philip Morris International Menthol (American version) L-20-H - U.S.A.]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 2) (International) KS-20-B (dark blue) - Question |Philip Morris International (American version) KS-20-B - origin unknown]]
-−
 * [[Philip Morris (design 2) (International) (Menthol) L-20-H (green) - USA]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 2) (International) KS-20-B (dark blue) - Question]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 2) (International) L-20-H (red) - USA]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 4) (Park Avenue) KS-20-H - USA]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 4) (Park Avenue) KS-20-H - USA |Philip Morris Filter (Hong Konger version) KS-20-H - Hong Kong [China]]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 4) (Park Avenue Menthol) L-20-H - USA]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 4) (Park Avenue Menthol) L-20-H - USA |Philip Morris Menthol Filter (Hong Konger version) L-20-H - Hong Kong [China]]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 4) (Park Avenue Menthol) L-20-S - USA]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 4) (Park Avenue Menthol) L-20-S - USA |Philip Morris Menthol Filter (Hong Konger version) L-20-S - Hong Kong [China]]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (Extra Lights 3) KS-20-H - Japan and USA]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (Extra Lights 3) KS-20-H - Japan and USA |Philip Morris Charcoal Extra Lights 3 (Japanese version) KS-20-H - Japan]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (Extra Lights 3) L-20-H - Japan and USA]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (Extra Lights 3) L-20-H - Japan and USA |Philip Morris Charcoal Extra Lights 3 (Japanese version) L-20-H - Japan]]
-* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (One 1 Charcoal Filter) L-20-H - Japan and USA]]
+* [[Philip Morris (design 6) (One 1 Charcoal Filter) L-20-H - Japan and USA |Philip Morris Charcoal One [Ultra Lights] (Japanese version) L-20-H - Japan]]
 ==External Links==

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	==History==		==History==
		+	Philip Morris English Blend was introduced as a non-filter, regular-size (70 mm) brand in 1933 by Philip Morris U.S.A.. To advertise the brand, Philip Morris hired 3-foot, 11-inch tall bellboy Johnny Roventini (1910 - 1998) as their pitchman; through the 1950s on radio, television, and in print advertisements, Johnny would shout out the famous slogan: ”Call for Philip Morris!” Also known as Johnny Philip Morris, Roventini essentially became a living trade mark.
		+
		+	The name of Philip Morris English Blend was changed to Philip Morris Special Blend in 1948. In the 1950s, the brand was the sponsor of C.B.S. television’s ”I Love Lucy” show; when it was originally broadcast, the show’s credits would run over a package of Philip Morris cigarettes. When ”I Love Lucy” was packaged for syndication, images of Philip Morris were replaced with the now-familiar heart seen in the end-credits, though the original images have been restored for D.V.D. box-sets of the series.
		+
		+	Philip Morris King Size (non-filter; later re-named Commanders) was introduced in 1953, while the brown packaging of Philip Morris was first changed in 1955.
		+
	Philip Morris cigarettes are produced in Germany , Switzerland and USA,France and Holland ,Italy , Japan , Argentina , Greece, Uruguay, Canada, king size (85 mm), short (70 mm) or long (100 mm), soft or hard pack, wide flat hard box , 2, 4, 9, 10 or 20 cigarettes in a pack.		Philip Morris cigarettes are produced in Germany , Switzerland and USA,France and Holland ,Italy , Japan , Argentina , Greece, Uruguay, Canada, king size (85 mm), short (70 mm) or long (100 mm), soft or hard pack, wide flat hard box , 2, 4, 9, 10 or 20 cigarettes in a pack.