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Well. This doesn't look quite right to me, but perhaps in 1956 having popcorn erupt all over the stovetop was quite the rage. It's spewing forth from a cooking cavity that was purported to be more convenient—more
modern—than simply putting a pot on the burner.
Note that the appliance was 'built and backed' by General Motors. That may explain everything.