Seattle World's Fair TV commercial (1962) by SOUNDAC PRODUCTIONS

Soundac Productions was an animation studio out of Florida that made a handful of TV commercials among other things but are primarily known for producing COLONEL BLEEP which was a TV cartoon show that premiered in 1957. Although the animation was typically limited for a cartoon show of the 50's, the production design was extraordinary and was influenced greatly by the modern design sense of the 50's- such as the great architecture of the era, the 50's coffee shops and restaurants- and even some of the cars that were built back then with their great tail fins.
All of this was not lost on me as I watched Colonel Bleep in the late 50's and onward thru most of the 60's. The show itself had a cast of odd looking characters and odd goings-on in the stories that kept me thoroughly captivated. But I digress. Although Colonel Bleep is what Soundac is best known for, to keep afloat, the company produced a handful of TV commercials, some of which are hard to see these days, but here's one I obtained for the Seattle World's Fair of 1962. They gave the same full futuristic treatment that earned Colonel Bleep its popularity.
It's only a minute long and I'm sure you'll enjoy it, so here 'tis.