When Brylcreem used the lyrics "Watch out - the gals'll all pursue ya / They love to get their fingers in your hair" I refused to believe it, even as a little kid. Who would want to touch that greasiness? The trouble with the Twist-o-Flex watch band was that it pinched your flesh and pulled hairs out of your arm in an annoying way.
Using only a small application of Brylcream or any other hairdressing with every other day washings are what works best. Also, using it once a week applications are sufficent.
True. Can't believe my parents put "greasy kid stuff " or butch cream on my hair. Left a grease mark on the back window of the neighbor's station wagon behind the side facing seat (no seat belts) on the way to school.😅
"NAKED CITY" had several "participating" sponsors [each buying one minute spots]; these originally appeared during the October 18, 1961 episode mentioned by 'Mr714Orange'. Brylcreem and Silvikrin {best known today for a premium LP, "It's Us Again", featuring Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme} were marketed by Beecham, Inc. Brown & Williamson made Kool- R.J. Reynolds markets it today. And George Sanders wasn't above "shilling" certain products, if it meant extra income he desparately needed.
I have a couple of Brylcreem LPs and a couple of Silvikrin LPs , and some other LPs, like a paint company, acoustical ceiling tile, and Sweetheart soap. I love that kind of thing.
The television show “Naked City”, the episode “THE FINGERS OF HENRI TOURELLE” 1961
When Brylcreem used the lyrics "Watch out - the gals'll all pursue ya / They love to get their fingers in your hair" I refused to believe it, even as a little kid. Who would want to touch that greasiness?
The trouble with the Twist-o-Flex watch band was that it pinched your flesh and pulled hairs out of your arm in an annoying way.
Using only a small application of Brylcream or any other hairdressing with every other day washings are what works best. Also, using it once a week applications are sufficent.
True. Can't believe my parents put "greasy kid stuff " or butch cream on my hair. Left a grease mark on the back window of the neighbor's station wagon behind the side facing seat (no seat belts) on the way to school.😅
The KOOL ad...."that smoothness deep down in your throat" .....that poor woman probably had to have her vocal cords cut out years later.
1:32- Bob Shepard speaks for Kool.
1:32- Bob Shepard speaks for Kool.
"NAKED CITY" had several "participating" sponsors [each buying one minute spots]; these originally appeared during the October 18, 1961 episode mentioned by 'Mr714Orange'. Brylcreem and Silvikrin {best known today for a premium LP, "It's Us Again", featuring Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme} were marketed by Beecham, Inc. Brown & Williamson made Kool- R.J. Reynolds markets it today. And George Sanders wasn't above "shilling" certain products, if it meant extra income he desparately needed.
I have a couple of Brylcreem LPs and a couple of Silvikrin LPs , and some other LPs, like a paint company, acoustical ceiling tile, and Sweetheart soap. I love that kind of thing.
Which show are these from?
I can’t be surprised when the girls in high school are stuffing themselves with smoke at 13 😬
Vintage ads were better.