Advertisement problems from 1966. In these memos, Godfrey Morrow is trying to establish from administrator Richard Swainson why advertisements for a product called Czarme have not been broadcast as the client wanted. The commercial was to be played from a cart, but was supposed to have a live read follow-up. As this had failed to happen all week, it appears the script may have gone missing between Curzon Street and the Galaxy. Whatever the problem, Swainson has marked the second memo as 'dealt with'.

When this item first appeared on the site, we asked the question, "does anyone remember what Czarme was?" We received the following answer:

When I was born in 1968, I was named after my mum's favourite perfume – Czarme No. 5. Could this be what the advert was for? If it is, I'd love to hear it, as I've been trying to track the perfume down for years (or at least some info on it). And if anyone is interested, I still have the bottle!

The name is pronounced 'sarmay' as it has an accent over the E (posh, eh?).

Czarme Pooley

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