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Speaker 2: Adventures of Chilock Holmes. The Petrie family, the family that
Speaker 2: took time to bring you good wine. Invite you to
Speaker 2: listen to doctor Watson tell us another exciting adventure he
Speaker 2: shared with his old friend, that master Detective Sherlock Holmes,
Speaker 2: And I'd like to talk about adventure myself, an adventure
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Speaker 3: Get a bottle of petrie.
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Speaker 2: And now I'm sure doctor Watson's expecting it, So let's
Speaker 2: go in and join it.
Speaker 4: Oh you are good anyting, good evening. Draw off your
Speaker 4: chair for the fur.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 6: The tobacco's in the job beside you.
Speaker 2: Thanks well, doctor. Already for tonight's news, sher Lock Ohln's adventure.
Speaker 6: Yes, that's the case.
Speaker 4: I'm going to tell the story a little differently. You see,
Speaker 4: I didn't take part in it myself, so I shall
Speaker 4: act as a narrator recomfy adventure as it was told
Speaker 4: me some years off, fate actually took place?
Speaker 6: Told you?
Speaker 3: Why shall like cons I suppose?
Speaker 6: Yes, the time story happened.
Speaker 4: The whole world, including myself, believed that my old friend
Speaker 4: had been dead for three years.
Speaker 1: What did he do with himself?
Speaker 3: During those three years?
Speaker 4: I wandered about the world Persia Egypt to south of France,
Speaker 4: and two years of his time was spent in Tibet,
Speaker 4: where he disguised himself as an Norwegian explorer by the
Speaker 4: name of Sergusson. His object beended to visit for business
Speaker 4: city of Laza. The story of begain as Holmes stood
Speaker 4: on the outskirts of a ten encampment high in the
Speaker 4: Tibetan snows, disguised as the Norwegian Serguson. Surrounding him was
Speaker 4: an excited group of native guides, their fur capped faces
Speaker 4: and shaggy sheepskin coats making them appear like strange wild
Speaker 4: animals as they stood there gesticulating wild there, the freezing
Speaker 4: wind whirled great tars of snow away from the mountaintop
Speaker 4: had loomed above them, and Holmes told me that he
Speaker 4: felt a premonition of impending disaster.
Speaker 1: So my men will come no further, they say, the
Speaker 1: guns of the mountain is angry. If we claim further,
Speaker 1: she will swallow us up, she will bury us.
Speaker 5: We cannot talk back now we have come so five
Speaker 5: thousand feet he conred feet of a arm.
Speaker 6: We shall reach park, We shall be saved.
Speaker 7: I will that go.
Speaker 8: We can't take that care in the tent until the
Speaker 8: Goddess of the mountain cares.
Speaker 6: As we make them further.
Speaker 1: He is made.
Speaker 5: We tell the girl, I don't want to go any
Speaker 5: mose too, fools, if.
Speaker 6: You stay here in the villains, in the village and the.
Speaker 5: Autmost comes you will all the palace you need respect
Speaker 5: to me, You're only broad eyes up.
Speaker 7: What we were in that p t away have gone Hello.
Speaker 6: Holmes was the only one who survived.
Speaker 4: He struggled up the pass that led the safety, the
Speaker 4: icy gale whipping round him in a frenzy. A few
Speaker 4: moments after he reached the top, the avalanche recurred. The tents,
Speaker 4: the guides and all the equipment were buried beneath hundreds
Speaker 4: of feet the fluting hundering. The snow way behind him
Speaker 4: was closed. He could only fall to a head alone.
Speaker 6: Unaided.
Speaker 4: He descended the part of their to the plateau beyond,
Speaker 4: but the goddess of the mountain was still angry. Through
Speaker 4: the knifing wind and snow, he battled on without food
Speaker 4: and was out, as he told me later, much hope.
Speaker 4: Even Holmes was helpless in that battle of man against
Speaker 4: the elements. What happened in that thirty six hours he
Speaker 4: never really knew, except if the wind howled and the
Speaker 4: driving snow slashed at him without mercy.
Speaker 6: Finally, his mind began to wander, and he became delirious.
Speaker 7: What's in, dear boy? And then I valin?
Speaker 1: Will you my addie?
Speaker 5: Once introduced to the Goddess of the mountain, I think
Speaker 5: you will have a lot in common to any one.
Speaker 7: Be big as you can here for heavens, take as
Speaker 7: part as you can.
Speaker 1: I think I've caught a chill.
Speaker 4: Though his mind was wandering, a great strength combined with
Speaker 4: instinctive burds for self preservation as have kept on his feet.
Speaker 4: But finally he returned to normal consciousness to find himself
Speaker 4: jogging along a rough road in a primitive car drawn
Speaker 4: by two oxen, the sun shining on him, and a
Speaker 4: white girl feeding warm broth from a top. For a moment,
Speaker 4: the girl looked at him with a comforting smile.
Speaker 1: Let's spoken.
Speaker 9: You wonder You look puzzled, poor man. You can't make
Speaker 9: that mind whether you're in this world or the next.
Speaker 7: Why and how did I get you? Please?
Speaker 9: My name is I I'm a medical missionary. I found
Speaker 9: you wandering out of your mind two days ago, and
Speaker 9: I've taken you under my wing. We're going to the
Speaker 9: monastery of Pancha Pushba.
Speaker 5: I'm most grateful to you, Miss Parley, you have saved
Speaker 5: my life. Permit me to introduce myself. My name is
Speaker 5: Sikerson or Loft Seekerson and Marvigeon Explorer.
Speaker 9: Oh no, no, your name is Sherlock Holmes and you're
Speaker 9: a famous English tectives.
Speaker 7: I don't understand, mister Holmes.
Speaker 9: You've been delirious for the last two days in your ravings.
Speaker 8: I was delighted to learn that great Sherlock Holt did
Speaker 8: not die two years ago. At the rack and back falls,
Speaker 8: I can.
Speaker 5: See the fisimulation is useless, my dear young lady. However,
Speaker 5: I'll explore you to keep my secret. It's essential that
Speaker 5: for a while longer the world continues.
Speaker 7: To think you're dead.
Speaker 8: You don't need to worry, mister Holmes.
Speaker 9: I'm a great admirer of yours, and I promise that
Speaker 9: no one will ever learn your secret from my lips.
Speaker 7: Try drinking a little more broach.
Speaker 8: You're dreadfully weak.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 8: So another white man travels the road to Pancha Pushpa.
Speaker 8: Stop the cart. You need help.
Speaker 6: My own cart has broken the wheel.
Speaker 1: We're going perhaps to the monastery a bunch of pushba.
Speaker 10: We are ah good theater dormitoryvich Borigin in peril Russian.
Speaker 10: Then I will travel with you, please to make room.
Speaker 1: Remember my secret and the cat make.
Speaker 6: Your name, please, young lady, I think Parley.
Speaker 8: I'm an American medical missionary.
Speaker 10: I do not approve of missionaries. But you are very beautiful,
Speaker 10: So Borigin will forgive you.
Speaker 1: Who is this magic lying on the floor? He looks
Speaker 1: half dead?
Speaker 5: I am half dead, grossputing My name is Ciguson.
Speaker 7: I am Norwegian.
Speaker 6: What is Norwegian doing in Tibet?
Speaker 7: I have been.
Speaker 5: Exploring the mountains? And what may I ask is a
Speaker 5: Russian doing in Tibet? Gospel in Oregon?
Speaker 6: What is no Russian doing?
Speaker 10: You shall see my friends to Holy Mother. Russia shall
Speaker 10: belong to that. But now let us be gay. We
Speaker 10: have some hours ahead of us. You are like welcome
Speaker 10: is violet.
Speaker 8: I'm afraid I don't drink.
Speaker 1: Whatri genual did you to drink? Then he will sing
Speaker 1: your songs of his native Russia.
Speaker 6: We shall be happy. I chicken God more that the
Speaker 6: actual singing.
Speaker 4: Holmes told me that every note chard is aching weary ahead.
Speaker 4: After a few hours, the stranger assotted trio arrived at
Speaker 4: the gates of the monastery. The edifice, as Holmes told me,
Speaker 4: of great antiquity and of breathtaking beauty, and built in
Speaker 4: the shadow of a giant mountain, he was fed and bathed,
Speaker 4: and shortly afterwards he found himself, together with his two companions,
Speaker 4: in the presence of the head Abbot, himself a man
Speaker 4: of great age and infinite wisdom. The face chanting of
Speaker 4: religious music can be heard coming from another part of
Speaker 4: the monastery, as the old man.
Speaker 7: My dear miss Farley, my dear gentlemen, I have welcomed
Speaker 7: you to the monastery, and yet each one of you
Speaker 7: has come to me separately and asked that he be
Speaker 7: given permission to go to the sacred city of Laser.
Speaker 7: I cannot give that permission, my children.
Speaker 10: Borogin has traveled a long way for not You will
Speaker 10: be most unhappy if it does not.
Speaker 7: Get the permission.
Speaker 5: I am an explorer weapon, sir, will not that fact
Speaker 5: entitle it some consideration.
Speaker 7: I too have traveled a great way, Sir, my children,
Speaker 7: I realize your claims that the permission is not in
Speaker 7: my power to grant. Tibet is ruled by our Chinese openlords.
Speaker 7: In any case, I will ask you to turn your heads.
Speaker 7: Gentleman approaching us has preceded you in residence here. He
Speaker 7: also wishes to tread the road to Latsa.
Speaker 6: You have you with it as I say, yes.
Speaker 7: My son, permit me to introduce you, Sahadi Forester, Miss
Speaker 7: Miss Eileen Fari, How doudo?
Speaker 8: How do you do?
Speaker 7: Sir Harri God Bodin Barodeen from Russia?
Speaker 6: How dudo? And cannot travel the world.
Speaker 1: At that meeting an Englishman God me pushers.
Speaker 7: And mister Olafigason from Northe God Dak Sahai, how do
Speaker 7: you know? Please be seated, my children. The Chinese ruler
Speaker 7: in this province has heard of your presence here. He
Speaker 7: has announced his intention of visiting you. Before he arrives,
Speaker 7: I should like to ask you each a question. Four
Speaker 7: of you, all from different countries, have traveled here to
Speaker 7: the mountains of Tibet, that is monastery. I can offer you, freshman,
Speaker 7: the opportunity of acquiring wisdom and peace. What more do
Speaker 7: you seek in Daza? I shall ask you each that question?
Speaker 7: In turn, you, Miss Farley, what do you seek?
Speaker 9: I seek the opportunity to bring both God and health
Speaker 9: to your Tibetan people, and you, mister.
Speaker 5: Cecus, I seek to chart the true costs of your mountains,
Speaker 5: and so to bring knowledge to.
Speaker 7: The world and you Gods Puddin Borodin.
Speaker 10: I seek to bring aboutunderstanding between the great peoples of
Speaker 10: Tibet and Russia.
Speaker 6: If I succd.
Speaker 1: Saren his family, they consider turning to Buddhism.
Speaker 7: Indeed, and you, Sir Harvey, as representative of the British government,
Speaker 7: what do you seek.
Speaker 1: I shall not join in this contest of wishful skin.
Speaker 11: I merely remind you, sir, that your government has signed
Speaker 11: a treaty with mine.
Speaker 7: And was not that treaty forced upon us by our
Speaker 7: Chinese overlords. No, my children, you have advanced brave reasons,
Speaker 7: but I cannot help remembering not the streams of Tibet,
Speaker 7: fair gold nuggets, the size of hazel nuts, you foreigners,
Speaker 7: and your pitiful ignorance esteem gold. That signals the arrival
Speaker 7: of Watson, the Chinese emissary. Your problems will resettled, my children.
Speaker 7: I will acquaint him with your request. Why are you smiling,
Speaker 7: mister Holmes at the name of the Chinese overlord?
Speaker 5: What soon must avoid falling into old habitant saying elementary,
Speaker 5: My dear, what son?
Speaker 1: He's going to speak silent talent? The Abbot has told
Speaker 1: me or wishes. I will hold conference American lady, and
Speaker 1: no will not be allowed.
Speaker 10: Only Great Britain and Russia a treaties with my country.
Speaker 11: Are you fish that I have prior right over the
Speaker 11: Russian representatives.
Speaker 10: I represented Sar and Rush you as your neighbor, I
Speaker 10: demanded my diplomatic proval.
Speaker 4: Follow me.
Speaker 1: I will decide things, not you. I should inform the
Speaker 1: British Consulate.
Speaker 8: Peeping Well, mister Holmes, it looks as if you and
Speaker 8: I at any rate don't get to Lassa.
Speaker 7: You look worried.
Speaker 8: Does the journey to Lassa mean so much to you?
Speaker 5: It isn't that I'm worried about the potential danger that
Speaker 5: hangs over this monastery.
Speaker 7: Violent forces are at work, do you mean.
Speaker 8: Mister Holmes.
Speaker 5: As you know Miss Polly, I have some specialized acquaintance
Speaker 5: with these matters, and I tell you that I have
Speaker 5: rarely seen more clearly exemplified that emotional tension which leads
Speaker 5: to one thing.
Speaker 7: Murder. That is what I'm afraid of, young ladies. Murder.
Speaker 6: That was what Holmes was afraid of.
Speaker 4: Later that day, as the sun was setting over the mountaintop,
Speaker 4: the old Abbott walked slowly in the monastery gardens. Does
Speaker 4: he talked to the man who he thought, mister.
Speaker 7: Steers, and what can I do to help you? Our
Speaker 7: conversation has pleased me. You are a man of rare
Speaker 7: perception and knowledge. I grant you one worthy to enter Razer,
Speaker 7: But I can often no hope. Mister Wi has already
Speaker 7: rejected the applications of both the Englishman and the Russian.
Speaker 7: He did that, he did my son. He told me
Speaker 7: they were both very angry and threatened him.
Speaker 5: If anything were to happen to the Chinese emissary, would
Speaker 5: you have the right grant permission for John to larsom?
Speaker 7: Yes, Sancho, Then you envoy arrived, Peking, But what are
Speaker 7: you suggesting, my son? This monastery is a haven of peace,
Speaker 7: a back water far from the troubled stream of life. Oh,
Speaker 7: violence has ever occurred. I hope it never will. Yet
Speaker 7: the Chinese envoy was frightened, you say rather himself. Yes,
Speaker 7: my son, he has left the monastery. Of course. Now
Speaker 7: those who come here, even for a short visit, must
Speaker 7: break bread with us and sleep at this one night.
Speaker 7: Mister wah is quoted in the cele before.
Speaker 5: Think of your mind if we call on him a
Speaker 5: reverend sir, of course, not, my son, or you will
Speaker 5: waste your breath in talking to him.
Speaker 7: He will not give you permission to take the road
Speaker 7: to Laser. He sleeps my son, Let us not disturb him.
Speaker 5: You don't mind the reverend, Sir. I must waken him.
Speaker 5: If he can't be awakened, what can be wrong? I
Speaker 5: think I know I'm going into Where is your answer, reverence, Sir?
Speaker 5: He is, yes, Sir, strangled with his own cue.
Speaker 7: The poor misguided man has taken his own life. No, sir,
Speaker 7: look at those marks on his shoulder.
Speaker 6: He has been murdered.
Speaker 7: What are we to do as it happens to Ragland?
Speaker 5: Sair? I have a certain amount of experience with these
Speaker 5: matters in my in my own country.
Speaker 7: If I were to produce.
Speaker 5: The murder for you, with certain proof of his guilt.
Speaker 5: But you authorized my going to Larsan.
Speaker 7: Yes, since for a few days that mission is mine
Speaker 7: to give, I will grant it. You fill me with
Speaker 7: a strange confidence. But how will you find this taker
Speaker 7: of life?
Speaker 5: I can't tell you now, sir, But I shall find him.
Speaker 5: All that I requires a little assistance from himself, of course,
Speaker 5: what is it? Let us both lead to sell push
Speaker 5: guard here and constrict orders that no one's to enter
Speaker 5: and discompanied by me very well.
Speaker 7: But my son, where are you going? Before very long, sir,
Speaker 7: I hope to be on my way to Larsan.
Speaker 2: Doc Watson will tell us the rest of his story immediately.
Speaker 2: So I'll just take a second to remind you that hamburgers, yup,
Speaker 2: hamburgers are practically.
Speaker 1: In all American fools. We all love a good hamburger.
Speaker 2: But where do you taste the juicy hamburger together with
Speaker 2: a glass of Petrie California Burgundy. Why that Patrick Burgundy
Speaker 2: is a hearty red wine. It's just the best friend
Speaker 2: a hamburger, or steak, or any kind of meat dish
Speaker 2: ever had. So remember, if you want a red wine
Speaker 2: for dinner, you want Petrie Burgundy.
Speaker 3: If you prefer a white wine, you want Petree so turned.
Speaker 3: And if you can't make.
Speaker 2: Up your mind which you want, it's simple to buy
Speaker 2: one by two, but always by Petrie p E. T
Speaker 2: R I Petrie, Doctor Watson. It seems to me that
Speaker 2: Sherlock Holmes was in a tough spot. There he was
Speaker 2: thousands of miles from England. A murderer was running loose.
Speaker 1: Holmes was in disguise, and he hadn't got you.
Speaker 7: To help him like a kid.
Speaker 3: Oh, thank you.
Speaker 6: I must say.
Speaker 4: I think that I was useful to my old friend, but.
Speaker 6: I wasn't there. So this time he enlisted the services
Speaker 6: of Eiland Fot the American Girl.
Speaker 4: Immediately after he'd left the cell of the murdered man,
Speaker 4: he'd gone to Miss Folly and told over the tragedy,
Speaker 4: and then returned to the scene of the crime.
Speaker 6: He found that his instructions had been carried out and.
Speaker 4: That the guard was barring the entrance the dead man.
Speaker 7: He's a guard in front of the cell. My instructions.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that gave you your orders.
Speaker 1: Yes, you might go in.
Speaker 7: He's closed the door behind us. So young has the
Speaker 7: right of business valley. It's not a prettysh sight.
Speaker 8: I've seen sudden death before, mister Holmes.
Speaker 7: In any case, I wouldn't have your friend.
Speaker 8: I'm so flatty. But you asked me to help you.
Speaker 5: You were the only one who knew my true identity,
Speaker 5: and that's why I suggested to pick my old friend's place.
Speaker 7: I need watch, I say, I needed a sounding some
Speaker 7: in bought my deductions. When we're here, but like a.
Speaker 5: Mat there we are now his candle.
Speaker 7: Oh, I wondered if it wasn't a pretty site. Hold
Speaker 7: the candle, will you please, Miss Valley, Thank you? This
Speaker 7: isn't hard to reconstruct. Killer stood behind his victim held
Speaker 7: him out the left shoulder. So while his cue around
Speaker 7: his name, we pulled back. Yes, yes, the marks of
Speaker 7: self evident. Hello, what's the speed?
Speaker 8: Cigarettes dropped as it was burning? I should think, And
Speaker 8: now it's nothing but ash, shaky dash, Now.
Speaker 7: Witch of the visitors, the monasteries make cigarettes.
Speaker 8: Yourself, the Russian aser, Harvey the Englishman.
Speaker 5: I think you may justifiably omit myself from the suspects,
Speaker 5: so that narrows us down to two loops.
Speaker 7: Holly, what is it here?
Speaker 5: Traces here so naked eye not only a tobacco ash
Speaker 5: and paper, but a can'd board.
Speaker 8: But what does that signify?
Speaker 7: Mister OCAs nearly heart? Come on, young lady, we must
Speaker 7: pay a visit to borrow in cell at once.
Speaker 10: Arguments always are Harvey Forester, you give me the argument.
Speaker 1: What's my dear boy?
Speaker 10: I am not your dear big I'm pet Dimitrovitch boriginam
Speaker 10: passenger of Holymead of Russia and.
Speaker 1: A friend of your comment. Come in, come in, the
Speaker 1: missionary girl and the sig Norwegian. Come in, we will
Speaker 1: drink vodka and I will sing Russian songs for you.
Speaker 8: We haven't come here to listen to songs. The Chinese
Speaker 8: envoy was murdered.
Speaker 1: Tonight, so we have been told, my dear Sir Harvey
Speaker 1: and I are very happy, because.
Speaker 6: Are we not well? I won't pretend I'm happy.
Speaker 7: What did in Norwegian? You were in the cell tonight
Speaker 7: at the time of the murder. That's how allah.
Speaker 1: I can't prove it.
Speaker 6: And that's where I just found.
Speaker 5: Ashes and totally burnt cigarette ashes that included fragments of cardboard.
Speaker 5: Only a Russian cigarette has a cardboard mouthpiece.
Speaker 1: What you can or cannot prove is.
Speaker 6: Of no interest to me.
Speaker 11: He's very obsolute tonight, and we've just been having a
Speaker 11: political argument. Couldn't agree on a single fight, except on
Speaker 11: the danger of the common man. He was telling me
Speaker 11: of the most extraordinary revolution in his estates. You know,
Speaker 11: they chop off one of his hang kids.
Speaker 5: You're hunborodin quick which one as God merciful my left
Speaker 5: and you won't beneath your blood.
Speaker 6: Is made of works Norwegian. He is made of wax.
Speaker 7: Worrcy for yourself it's more than that.
Speaker 5: It is complicit proof. What you mean, mister, I cannot
Speaker 5: tell you now I must leave you here. Let me
Speaker 5: warn you the three of you will be well advised
Speaker 5: to keep an eye on each other. Meanwhile, I'm see
Speaker 5: the abbot. Hi, mister, because now I know who murdered Fatsom.
Speaker 7: The pink fingers have dawn as teling across the mountain top.
Speaker 7: Soon you will be on your way to her, sir. Yes, reverence, sir,
Speaker 7: you have kept your promise. You kept yours, mister secrecy
Speaker 7: the chin when his soldiers have arrived and the table
Speaker 7: of life has been given into their custody, Before you leave,
Speaker 7: my son, I want you to do something for me, anything, reference, sir,
Speaker 7: What is it? The hood figure in the corner is
Speaker 7: that of the monastery's scribe. He keeps our annimals. I
Speaker 7: want you to explain for our records how you knew
Speaker 7: which one of the three was the taker of life.
Speaker 7: It was not difficult, sir. The killer a gripped Vaton's
Speaker 7: shoulder with the left hand, while the right was used
Speaker 7: to strangle him.
Speaker 5: Therefore, the Russian boarding could not be the killer since
Speaker 5: his left hand was off, if quite so.
Speaker 7: It was, as you told me, made of wax. Then,
Speaker 7: but the clue of.
Speaker 5: The cigarette pointed directly to the Washian. Therefore it had
Speaker 5: obviously been planted there deliberately to incrimit him. Now there
Speaker 5: is no praying police force. In death, we need no police.
Speaker 7: There is no crime here, my son. But continue, Why.
Speaker 5: Should the cigarette be plied between criminate the Russian unless
Speaker 5: there was someone capable of taking the deduction from a
Speaker 5: handful of the great ash.
Speaker 7: Therefore the murderer was the one person who knew my
Speaker 7: true identity. Miss iden Franli supposed vision no missionary. Has
Speaker 7: it transpired when she confessed with no America, No the secret.
Speaker 5: Service agents of a medical of German rigin seeking to
Speaker 5: reach Lassa before the Russians, and am furiated by Batum's
Speaker 5: denial of passage.
Speaker 7: Any secret services that are off without such employee. She
Speaker 7: will pay for the mortal sins. May she redeem herself
Speaker 7: with her next place on the William, my son. Yes,
Speaker 7: reverend sir, you are about to leave me and I
Speaker 7: shall never see you again. So evil and death came
Speaker 7: to punch a pushbarn to my monastery in the caravan
Speaker 7: that brought you here. I shall missue, my son. I
Speaker 7: shall miss you greatly, and I you, Reverend sir, who
Speaker 7: would you consider still here? I can only offer you peace,
Speaker 7: a shelter from.
Speaker 5: The outside world, and quiet companionship. Three great gifts, sir,
Speaker 5: But I cannot take them. My work is not done.
Speaker 5: I must go on, of course, my son.
Speaker 7: It was an old man's dream. One last question, What
Speaker 7: is it, sir? You spoke of your true identity?
Speaker 6: Just now?
Speaker 7: Who are you? My son?
Speaker 5: Reverend Sir? I cannot tell even you the answer to
Speaker 5: that question. One day perhaps, but not now. Let us
Speaker 5: just say that I have wandered through a world of trouble,
Speaker 5: just as you have remained trankled in the world of peace.
Speaker 5: I hope, sir, that beh meeting them.
Speaker 7: I hope so too. Good Bye, my son, Goodbye Reverend sir,
Speaker 7: good bye.
Speaker 3: Doctor.
Speaker 7: That was really an unusual story.
Speaker 1: You told it so well I felt you were actually
Speaker 1: a part of it.
Speaker 12: Oh, my boys, I said, the story was told me
Speaker 12: by Holmes. I never been to Tibet, being to India,
Speaker 12: of course, I never really wanted to go to Tibet.
Speaker 12: Horrible mountains, terrible willow up, the bandits on the road, so.
Speaker 1: Dangerous, doctor, you're not afraid of danger.
Speaker 4: Ten years ago, mister Bartel, the question like that had
Speaker 4: been insult. Today I realized that all of us, unless
Speaker 4: we're stupid, have some fear of danger. I would say
Speaker 4: that I'm definitely not a coward, nor am I a
Speaker 4: thrill seeker. But I've done with searching for something new.
Speaker 2: Me too, doctor, I'm through searching for something new. Also,
Speaker 2: now that I've found Petrie wine, I'm gonna stick to them.
Speaker 4: Mister Buttol, No matter what we talked about when you
Speaker 4: said it always sounds like Petrick wine.
Speaker 9: Oh why not?
Speaker 3: I can't think of a more delicious wine, and no wonder.
Speaker 2: The Petrie family has been making the fine Petrie wines
Speaker 2: for generations, ever since the eighteen hundreds. They've hinted on
Speaker 2: down from father to son, from father to son, the
Speaker 2: fine art of turning luscious sun ripened grapes into fragrant,
Speaker 2: delicious wine. And because the making of Petrie wine is
Speaker 2: a family affair, you can rest assured that the Petrie
Speaker 2: family takes.
Speaker 1: Pride in doing a good job. They won't put that.
Speaker 2: Name Petrie on any wine that isn't up to the
Speaker 2: high Petrie standards. Yes, if it's Petrie wine, you know
Speaker 2: it's good wine because Petree took time to bring you
Speaker 2: good wine. Well, doctor Watson, what new Sherlock Holmes adventure
Speaker 2: do you plan to tell us next week?
Speaker 6: Well, now, next week, mister valtol, I'm continuous toys.
Speaker 4: Started off in a very light hearted way and ended
Speaker 4: on the same note, and yet it involved Sholock Holmes
Speaker 4: and myself in serious danger and causes intense humiliation.
Speaker 6: I call it it venor of the pigeon feathers.
Speaker 4: Oh, thank you thinking, And before you go, I want
Speaker 4: to remind the families of our return veterans that their
Speaker 4: sons are more than heroes. They not only fought bravely
Speaker 4: in the armed forces, they acquired new skills, learned or
Speaker 4: bettered themselves in some trade or further the education. I'm
Speaker 4: in a return with a new maturity and a new wisdom.
Speaker 4: They'll be more valuable to past all to future employers,
Speaker 4: and more valuable to their country. The greatest assets America
Speaker 4: has at this moment are her veterans. Remember that good.
Speaker 6: Night, tonight.
Speaker 2: Sherlock Holmes's Adventure was written by Dennis Green and Anthony
Speaker 2: Boucher and was suggested by incident. In the Sir Arthur
Speaker 2: Conan Doyle story, The Adventure of the Empty House, music
Speaker 2: is by Dean Foster. Mister Rathborne appears through the courtesy
Speaker 2: of Metro, Goodwin Mayor, and mister Bruce through the courtesy
Speaker 2: of Universal Pictures and our starr. In the Sherlock Holmes series,
Speaker 2: the Petree Wine Company of San Francisco, California invites you
Speaker 2: to tune.
Speaker 1: In again next week, same time, same station.
Speaker 2: Sherlock Holmes comes to you from our Hollywood studios. This
Speaker 2: is Harry Bartel saying good night for the Petrie family.
Speaker 2: We're a solid hour of exciting mystery dramas. Listen every
Speaker 2: Monday night on most of these same stations at eight
Speaker 2: o'clock to Michael Shane, followed immediately by Sherlock Holmes.
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