This is the first commercial in Yugoslavia: Here's what sexy Natalia and Milica are doing in their bathing suits (VIDEO)

Today's commercials are fast, heavy, short, full of sounds and colors. However, it didn't used to be like this. You would not believe it, but this is one of the first commercials in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and was recorded in 1926 in Belgrade and advertises toothpaste.

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The advertisement lasts an amazing 7 minutes and 42 seconds, and was recorded in Belgrade in 1926. In the "starring roles" are two girls Natalia and Milica.  While Natalia is the queen of beaches, and always surrounded by men, Milica is avoided by men and always alone, and does not know why . Therefore, she decides to seek advice from Natalia, who reveals that the secret lies in  toothpaste.

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The advertisement was filmed in Belgrade, and directed by Josip Novak.

Milica was starred by Ljubica Buba Veljkovic (artistic Anita Mir) and Natalia by Nevenka Urbanova, a famous actress of the Belgrade Theater. The advertisement was created in the production of Pobeda film, and was then shown in cinemas.

Have a look at the ad:

(Telegraf.co.uk)