Julia Meade, a theatrical, motion picture and television actress, is also well known as a frequent television and print commercial spokesperson.
She started in Television in New York City in 1948 at the Du Mont TV studio in Wanamaker's department store. She soon moved into network TV on the show Winner Take All and did her first regular commercials as emcee of NBC's Embassy Club.
Called America's first household name, she was seen weekly from 1953 to 1967 on The Ed Sullivan show in a Motorama format showing off dream cars of the 50s such as Lincoln and Mercury.
She has appeared in commercials advertising a variety of products on shows such as Playhouse 90, Your Hit Parade and Talk of the Town. In 1971 Julia did the first corrective ad on TV. The Federal Trade Commission accused ITT Continental Baking Company of false advertising in regards to its product Profile Bread. In the corrective ad Julia stated that Profile Bread had no fewer calories than other Bread, but was sliced thinner. |
| Julia was a judge for the 1982 Miss USA Beauty Pagent. |
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