Ron Csillag Special

: By Ron Csillag Special to the Star Sun., May 8, 2016 But wait! There more! Today, it a punchline, according to Toronto Star. But back when K-tel commercials were hawking inexpensive gadgets and music compilation records on TV, it was marketing magic. The as-seen-on-TV pioneer died on April 27, age 87. The breathless rat-tat-tat delivery, the low, low prices and the sudden realization that you could not live another minute without this gizmo or that LP offset the commercials' bargain-basement production values. The Patty Stacker Check. The Miracle Brush Twenty-eight million of them sold worldwide. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.