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11 Classic Ads 



The Carpenter Center
The symphony, ballet and opera under one roof for the venue's 10th anniversary. Feb. 15, 1994





Loveland Distributing Co. Inc.
Our first beer ad: Miller Time. April 1983





Work Beer
The memorable ads by Cabell Harris helped brand his agency and a new beer. The beer disappeared, but it's coming back "bigger and better" than ever, Harris says. July 27, 1999





Capezio Dance-Theatre Shop
Now that's a workout. April 2, 1985





Charles FishburneThe popular anchor returns to Channel 6. Sept. 25, 1984





Capital OneA hiring frenzy. April 14, 1998





Style Weekly
Promoting our Sept. 4, 1984, issue, shifting from a monthly to a weekly. July/August 1984





Strawberry Street Café
The bathtub salad bar that earned a "Jeopardy!" question. March 5, 1985





Little People StrippingEnough said. Oct. 4, 2006





Cavalier Telephone
Breaking the bell:

Competition comes to town. Aug. 3, 1999





Miller & RhoadsLegendary Santa's original home. December 1983





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