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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K-R-E-M-L.

Kreml hair tonic.

Now, Dr. Watson, how about the devil's foot or the Cornish Horus?

Isn't that rather a bleak country for a convalescent, Dr. Watson?

Just as natural perversion as I suppose.

In just a moment, we'll rejoin Sherlock Holmes as he endeavors to solve the strange mystery of pedantic water.

But first, men, remember if you want to keep your hair handsome and healthy looking, one of the first requisites is a hygienic scalp.

So why settle for just any hairdressing when you can enjoy the extra advantages of a highly specialized hair tonic like Cremel?

Cremel contains a special combination of hair grooming ingredients which is found in no other hair tonic.

This is why it keeps unruly hair neatly in place longer with a rich, healthy-looking luster.

Yet cremel never gives hair that cheap, greasy, patent leather look.

It never leaves hair feeling sticky, gummy, or dirty.

Your hair and scalp always look and feel so clean with cremel.

And if your hair is so dry it breaks and falls when you comb it, start using cremel at once.

Let it make your hair feel softer, more pliable, and look as if it had some body to it.

Cremel is also fine to lubricate a dry scalp.

At the same time, it removes dandruff flakes.

A quick massage with Cremel helps stimulate the cutaneous circulation of the scalp.

Notice how alive, how invigorated your scalp feels.

So for better groomed hair, a more hygienic scalp, change to Cremel at once.

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