classic haloween commercial

[bizzaro megomauler]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvQf1...eature=related

[toys2cool]

man i miss woolworths

[HardyGirl]

I miss them too. I miss the little restaraunt in the back, and at Halloween and Christmas all the great stuff you could buy. I really miss the days of Ben Cooper and Collegeville costumes! They were the best!

[toys2cool]

I miss them too. I miss the little restaraunt in the back, and at Halloween and Christmas all the great stuff you could buy. I really miss the days of Ben Cooper and Collegeville costumes! They were the best!

yeah ours had a little restaurant as well , best ham & cheese sandwich and hot fudge sundaes

the toy isle was always a mess but you could always find some old toys somewhere in there

[Mikey]

Ours only had a lunch counter -- It wasn't a full blown restaurant with table seating.

[toys2cool]

Ours only had a lunch counter -- It wasn't a full blown restaurant with table seating.

we had tables

[UnderdogDJLSW]

I really miss those days, sometimes....OK, all the time

[Mikey]

we had tables

The whole store was pretty small though.

I would guess the store was probably only 1/4 the size of a normal K-mart

[toys2cool]

The whole store was pretty small though.

I would guess the store was probably only 1/4 the size of a normal K-mart

yeah so was mine, it was inside and indoor mall, but it had a whole side just for restaurant with a large opening that connected both together if Lady Zod see's this she'll know what I'm talking about it was in Mid way mall in miami

[gummi]

Ah, the good old days! Thanks for posting that.

[Meule]

Cool commercial

[wilbs518]

Great commercial! I definitely miss Woolworth's.

[Werewolf]

That's pretty cool. Thanks for posting it.

[HardyGirl]

I've posted this one before, but it's still my fave Woolworth Halloween ad. I had the Bionic Woman costume in 6th grade:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Khjr-MlLde0

[JDeRouen]

yeah so was mine, it was inside and indoor mall, but it had a whole side just for restaurant with a large opening that connected both together if Lady Zod see's this she'll know what I'm talking about it was in Mid way mall in miami

It was exactly the same in Keokuk, Iowa, across the river from Carthage, Illinois, where I grew up. I bet they had different floor plans depending on the available footprint of the space they were using, etc.