Dr. Watson (Nigel Bruce)
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141 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 29 May
Dr. Watson (Nigel Bruce)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Cremel Hair Tonic and Cremel Shampoo present the new adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
Starring Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson and Tom Conway as Sherlock Holmes.
Now suppose we begin by calling on Mr. Holmes' biographer and friend, the genial Dr. Watson.
We find him in his comfortable firelit study, leaning back in his easy chair, ready to begin his story.
The fire feels good tonight, doesn't it, Dr. Watson?
It brings up memories of... Oh, come now, Dr. Watson.
You're not going back on us now.
You promised last week to tell us... What was the name of the story?
I can hardly wait, Dr. Watson.
But first, men, I'd like to remind you about this famous modern trend in hair grooming, which is preferred among top flight executives and America's most successful men.
It's called Kreml hair tonic.
One of the many reasons Kreml has become such a nationwide favorite is that it never plasters the hair down with sticky goo, which makes your hair and scalp feel so dirty.
It never gives hair that old-fashioned, greasy, patent leather look.
You see, cremel is a very highly specialized hair tonic.
It contains a unique and utterly different combination of hair grooming ingredients, which is found in no other hair tonic.
That's why cremel keeps unruly hair so neatly in place longer, with such a handsome, healthy-looking luster.
What I especially like about cremel is that after you use it, you can run your hand back over your hair and your hair never feels sticky or dirty.
No greasy film comes off on your hand.
Yet Kreml hair keeps hair in perfect order throughout the busiest day.
Always looking so handsome and well-groomed.
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