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That's my mother, Margaret Edwards Perkins, playing the straight-laced farmer's wife in this goofy and legendary (in our family, at least) commerical from the early 1960's. It was filled in NYC where she did a number of product advertisements during that era. When I was a kid, she'd occasionally sing the song and we'd all giggle (one could never forget a weird jingle like that). Unlike the dour woman portrayed in this send-up of American Gothic, my mom was a funny and lively individual who eventually shifted her creative focus from acting to poetry. She passed away in 2002.

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A final funny note: Mom was about 5'11' and she claimed that the actor playing the farmer had to stand on a platform to be taller than her in the commercial. These ads really bring me back! The Dristan 'send your sinuses to Arizona' ad seems to have been either made or inspired by the 'Hertz puts you in the driver's seat' people. Cheesy special effects like that were a fad in the early '60s the same way the 'Matrix' special effects are in ads today. I clearly remember the Television Code ad! To add to all the astute comments -- I remember these Noxzema ads and, vividly, their 'striptease' jingle. I can't imagine anyone shaving so recklessly -- he'd better not have a blade in that razor!

I agree about Charlotte Rae (definitely) and Gene Wilder (also definitely), and I believe Herschel Bernardi is narrating the VW spot. Besides Wilder, the 'blahs' ad is notable for two things: one, the notion that mild depression can be treated with an antacid/analgesic (as someone noted previously), and two, like a magician it reveals the trick while using it on the audience ('You know, we wouldn't have invented a disease unless we had something to take for it'). This is an interesting set of commercials. Say what you may about the blatant sexuality selling today -- I don't see much difference here. The Bactine face wash commercials are so blatantly sexual in tone it's ridiculous.

Also of note are what was probably one of the very last TV commercials for cigarettes, a Country Corn Flakes commercial with an almost unbelievably annoying jingle, and Lustre Creme which looks more like something you put on toast and not in your hair. It's interesting to see Alka Selzer marketed as an all-purpose tonic as well. The Colt 45 commercials actually didn't seem all that dated -- if anything, the Mountain Dew commercials of more recent times seem heavily derivative of these Colt 45 commercials. And the massive double-entendre pickle commercial, well, I'll just let you watch that one for yourself. However, the most interesting thing by FAR is the final commercial, one for oil heating.

It's average, but an astute observer will notice the exhibitionistic housewife is almost certainly played by none other than Charlotte Rae who played Mrs. Garrett on the Facts of Life in the early 80's! I'm about 99% convinced it's her albeit much younger with dark, short hair.