Party/ Boat restaurant

Harp television advertisement 'Boat Restaurant' in which revellers enjoy a house party, and a man in a pub finds a forgotten handbag and returns it to its owner, who then joins him for a glass of Harp lager. Colour advert opens with a close-up of a hand placing a record player needle on a record as music starts. A six-pack of Harp bottles is placed in front of the record player. A tankard is filled from a tap in close-up. A man enters the room carrying a tuba, followed by another man who puts his coat on a coat stand and looks around furtively before opening a grandfather clock to hide his six-pack of Harp, only to find the clock is already full of Harp packs. A queue of people enter a theatre, the last couple stopped by a man with a sign reading ‘full house’. Interspersed shots of a glass of Harp, a bottle being opened, the theatre couple drinking at a bar, a man picking up a handbag from a pub couch, a draughtboard using a Harp bottle cap as a counter, the man with the handbag being teased by his friend before returning to the bar with the young woman who owns the handbag, with caption ‘Harp’. Talent: features Michael Craze, Anthony Andrews Music: the LP on the record player is 'Up Up and Away' by The 5th Dimension Studio Lambert Includes footage from GHL/MK08.01/0015.01 'Party' and GHL/MK08.01/0014.03 'Handbag'

Harp television advertisement Party' in which revellers enjoy a house party, one of whom is so struck by a woman's beauty that he confuses his drink for a vase of flowers. Colour advert opens with a close-up of a hand placing a record player needle on a record as music starts. A six-pack of Harp bottles is placed in front of the record player. A bottle is poured into a glass in close-up. Interspersed shots of a glass of Harp and people at a busy house party chatting, eating and drinking. A man enters the room carrying a tuba, followed by another man who puts his coat on a coat stand and looks around furtively before opening a grandfather clock to hide his six-pack of Harp, only to find the clock is already full of Harp packs. A woman in a floral dress enters the room and a man is transfixed by her as he places his beer on a mantle-piece. As she walks past him he absent-mindedly picks up a vase of flowers and attempts to drink from it before realising his mistake. Closes with the man looking sheepishly at his friends, with caption ‘Harp’. Aired: March - September 1973 Talent: features Brian Croucher Music: the LP on the record player is 'Up Up and Away' by The 5th Dimension Studio Lambert

Harp cinema advertisement Party' in which revellers enjoy a house party, one of whom is so struck by a woman's beauty that he confuses his drink for a vase of flowers. Colour advert opens with a close-up of a hand placing a record player needle on a record as music starts. A six-pack of Harp bottles is placed in front of the record player. A bottle is poured into a glass in close-up. Interspersed shots of a glass of Harp and people at a busy house party chatting, eating and drinking. A man enters the room carrying a tuba, followed by another man who puts his coat on a coat stand and looks around furtively before opening a grandfather clock to hide his six-pack of Harp, only to find the clock is already full of Harp packs. A woman in a floral dress enters the room and a man is transfixed by her as he places his beer on a mantle-piece. As she walks past him he absent-mindedly picks up a vase of flowers and attempts to drink from it before realising his mistake. Closes with the man looking sheepishly at his friends, with caption ‘Harp’. Talent: features Brian Croucher Music: the LP on the record player is 'Up Up and Away' by The 5th Dimension