Speaker 1: And now I'm sure our good friend doctor Watson's expecting us.
Speaker 1: Let's go in and join it, creating doctor Watson. Good evening,
Speaker 1: All set for tonight, Storry, Yes, my god.
Speaker 2: I'm all said.
Speaker 3: Begin in Vienna in eighteen hundred and eighty nine, the
Speaker 3: old Vienna, bright flight, lovely ladies.
Speaker 4: And Lito King music.
Speaker 5: What were you and the great show Corms doing there?
Speaker 5: Donc b Hotel? What were we doing there? Yes, we're
Speaker 5: just taking a triple.
Speaker 2: In those early.
Speaker 3: Days of our association, we didn't have either the time
Speaker 3: or the money for trip. No, we were in Vienna
Speaker 3: at the express command of the Emperor France Joseph.
Speaker 4: It was in October.
Speaker 3: I remember that we arrived in the city, and for
Speaker 3: several days we were forced to cool our heels awaiting
Speaker 3: the imperial pleasure. On one of those idle evenings of
Speaker 3: the good services of our friend, the chief of Police,
Speaker 3: Count of Frano to cued us an invitation to resplendent
Speaker 3: fall with being hell at the palace Princess stephanieveon cram
Speaker 3: It was an incredibly colorful spectacle. Mister Bartell, a string
Speaker 3: orchestra high in the gallery of the palace broom stayed
Speaker 3: the haunting's truss, whilst well on the floor below, the
Speaker 3: cream of Viennese aristocracy swayed and glided gaily for the
Speaker 3: looking news.
Speaker 2: I can remember the picture so well, mister Bartell.
Speaker 3: Holmes, and I stood there talking to the chief of Police,
Speaker 3: Count Frano.
Speaker 6: The color scene, is it not, gentlemen yours?
Speaker 2: It must be a real holiday for you and mister Holmes.
Speaker 4: But make sure that Watson.
Speaker 3: But it's hard to think of the criminal world when
Speaker 3: one looks at such a gathering.
Speaker 4: And yet Cantfano, who knows as well as I do
Speaker 4: that the criminal is not confined to class or en barnum.
Speaker 7: Indeed, no, mister Holmes, I can assure you that every
Speaker 7: guest here tonight has been scrutinized as he entered.
Speaker 3: Yes, I imagine that many plain clothes men are present
Speaker 3: in this room now after Calfrano.
Speaker 6: Oh, yes, you take no chances.
Speaker 2: You can't afford to him.
Speaker 3: There's enough jewelry being worn here tonight for the King's ransom.
Speaker 5: Sir h.
Speaker 7: The voltz is finished and I can present you to
Speaker 7: our hostess, Princess from Calm Stephanie, my pigeon.
Speaker 4: My pigeon must know the Princess Putty well, and I'm
Speaker 4: glad to see that in Vienna the profession of criminal
Speaker 4: detection carries no social stigma.
Speaker 7: Allow me to present you, mister Sherlock Holmes, doctor Watson,
Speaker 7: the Princess Stephanie from Car.
Speaker 2: I'm very honored.
Speaker 3: I'm most happy to meet you.
Speaker 8: Gentlemen.
Speaker 9: WoT me to introduce my protegee about I'm getting composed it.
Speaker 7: Tonight, mister Holmes will mark a rare occasion, a signal
Speaker 7: I must to be conferred on her hoe Wart and
Speaker 7: myself before tonight is foo.
Speaker 5: The next waltz is a new composition of his.
Speaker 6: Tonight will be its debut.
Speaker 4: Indeed, very interesting.
Speaker 10: Is a great honor of the Princess has compelled on
Speaker 10: me a new composition could not possibly be presented under
Speaker 10: more hospicial circumstances.
Speaker 2: You spoke of an honor in connection with yourself.
Speaker 11: Tell them all secret, Stephanie, was fun to do.
Speaker 9: After your volz has been played generous and anatole, and I.
Speaker 5: Shall be the first to have the privilege of dancing
Speaker 5: to it. My father is to make a public announcement.
Speaker 11: He is to announce my engagement to count An, My congratulations.
Speaker 4: Lucky follow not the luckiest of men? Is she not expited?
Speaker 7: I the gay man of Vienna, the cavalier who swore
Speaker 7: that no one woman would ever capture him.
Speaker 6: I confess, a gentleman, I'm.
Speaker 5: In love all that. I pity you.
Speaker 7: Even the great valses of Vienna could hardly be worthy
Speaker 7: of this moment.
Speaker 5: On I told you, I boon plooded. Oh come, the
Speaker 5: volts is about to begin.
Speaker 11: I shall see you, gentlemen later.
Speaker 4: The ostra is tuning up there, Haber. I imagine this
Speaker 4: is a great moment for.
Speaker 10: You, a very frightening when I assure you, my friend,
Speaker 10: in a few minutes, I shall know what a my
Speaker 10: new work is to the crown.
Speaker 5: With successful failure.
Speaker 3: Leading the princess to the center of the plague, and
Speaker 3: doctor's raising his bedroom, this is your moment, her heart.
Speaker 4: Good luck.
Speaker 5: Pray from a gentleman. Pray for me.
Speaker 4: There I go, the princess and counter frano. They're starting
Speaker 4: the wars, and they make a striking bed, don't they'll come?
Speaker 2: The other couples out on the floor. Charming. My charming
Speaker 2: reminds me.
Speaker 1: Of great.
Speaker 5: It's the princess.
Speaker 4: She's been shot. Come on, Watson, out of the way, please,
Speaker 4: by the way, Countrafrano, I'll have this.
Speaker 6: Then we need doctor watch and see what you can
Speaker 6: do for her.
Speaker 2: Counter Frano, There's there's nothing I can do. I'm afraid
Speaker 2: she was shot through the brain.
Speaker 6: She died instantly. Step from me, dead. Stop that devilish music.
Speaker 5: Roof all the doors.
Speaker 4: There's a murderer to be found, countra Fano, have you
Speaker 4: found any poose?
Speaker 7: One of my men found a revolver had been tossed
Speaker 7: into the earth of a potted palm.
Speaker 4: I see it, please, of course here rammed into the earth.
Speaker 4: Conch found it. Countra Fano, your fiance was an extremely
Speaker 4: beautiful woman. You must have had rivals, yes, everal but
Speaker 4: none of them are pleasant tonight? Who will inherit her estate?
Speaker 6: A six month old nephew, who's his guardian? The Emplofanci
Speaker 6: Joseph himself.
Speaker 7: No, no, mister Holmes, I knowed no obvious modive for
Speaker 7: someone wishing poor Stephanie.
Speaker 2: Perhaps it was a political crime.
Speaker 5: She was a welfare It's a credinal, prominent world face.
Speaker 7: It's very possible any night Hills assassins have been active.
Speaker 6: In my contributions.
Speaker 4: I mean why we have a ballroom full of suspects
Speaker 4: waiting for us.
Speaker 3: So I'm just going to suggest we went back there.
Speaker 3: We can't find out very much by staying here in.
Speaker 6: The library delicate matter. Almost everyone present tonight is known to.
Speaker 4: Me personally, and may I suggest that you go back
Speaker 4: to the ballroom and have the male guests filed past you.
Speaker 4: The same for questioning anyone whose evening clothes do not
Speaker 4: fit perfectly?
Speaker 2: What's the kind of a man's clothes got to do
Speaker 2: with it?
Speaker 4: Anyone in budget to such a ball as this would
Speaker 4: naturally have his own tail out. I think, controfrano, if
Speaker 4: you found a man who had to hire his costume,
Speaker 4: he might be an impostor, and may well prove to
Speaker 4: be your assassin.
Speaker 6: Mister Holmes, your plan has not been affected so far.
Speaker 7: You find one Englishman who is unusually badly dressed, and
Speaker 7: what do we discover is an Englishman lot whose luggage
Speaker 7: was lost on the pain.
Speaker 3: Is second suspect proved to be a perfectly respectful Viernese
Speaker 3: doctor whose nasty little child to take the last minute
Speaker 3: snipp and his tailcoat for the.
Speaker 4: Pers And the third was poor that the composer who
Speaker 4: cannot care for a good dress suit. Hey, well, Contrafano,
Speaker 4: why not have the next suspect turn in? Poor tuber
Speaker 4: bringing the next man found he had.
Speaker 5: I'm better, I'm but a flight ful of bin muller.
Speaker 7: Your name, please, my name is crooning. What do you
Speaker 7: wish with me? Your name was not on the list
Speaker 7: of invitation?
Speaker 4: Please let me see your right hand hair gronning. You
Speaker 4: have no hand to touch me. Where did you get
Speaker 4: these fresh earth stains? You are right? Thumb is pitted
Speaker 4: in the natives full of Dutch?
Speaker 5: What does that?
Speaker 4: Poor policeman and I sat while ago? You try to
Speaker 4: hide your revolver by ramming it into an earth filled flava.
Speaker 4: You know that revolver p is Comrafano. It will be
Speaker 4: easy to compare the samples of earth. It will not
Speaker 4: be necessary.
Speaker 3: You admit that you murdered the princess tonight, then certainly
Speaker 3: I admit it.
Speaker 4: Why did you kill her?
Speaker 5: She was an aristocrat, she was an oppressor of the poor.
Speaker 4: I'm glad I killed her.
Speaker 5: One day, I and my party will kill all of you.
Speaker 4: Pill the a. Put down that revolver, shoot him like
Speaker 4: the doctor.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, Canrafano even you can't take
Speaker 3: the law in your own hands.
Speaker 5: Why do you not shoot me?
Speaker 2: I'm not a fatal tie.
Speaker 4: I haven't taken a vase.
Speaker 5: Show me.
Speaker 6: Thank you for stuck in my hand. Just nod, doctor,
Speaker 6: But when.
Speaker 7: He spoke of Stephanie that way, I could have killed
Speaker 7: him just as he killed her.
Speaker 4: Very understandable, impasser, but wonder would have ruined your life.
Speaker 6: My life now that she is dead, my life is empty.
Speaker 12: But the right to love and beauty have to exist
Speaker 12: in a world that no longer holds Stephanie. She was
Speaker 12: a light in life loveliness now but I am hardly
Speaker 12: displaying my being's blood, am I? The murder is caught
Speaker 12: thanks to you and mister Holmton. My life, such as
Speaker 12: it is, must go on.
Speaker 2: Somehow, How the story begins, mister Bardo.
Speaker 5: It sounds like the end of a story to me,
Speaker 5: Doctor from.
Speaker 3: It, my boy, the next day Holmes and I had
Speaker 3: I interfere with his Imperial Majesty and learn the nature
Speaker 3: of the services expected of us. Services are required are
Speaker 3: leaving the city, and that's why, my boy, we were
Speaker 3: gone from Viennople some week.
Speaker 5: We didn't know that during our absence her home.
Speaker 2: It's waltz.
Speaker 3: If it hands it to tragic debu beginning to make
Speaker 3: a sort of.
Speaker 5: Falls. We have had many represts for it. Gladly we
Speaker 5: will play it her own.
Speaker 4: Isn't this the horn that faults?
Speaker 1: They are playing, Yes, my dear, and he was working
Speaker 1: on to the plot to dance to it. Leah Mollenstein
Speaker 1: and the actress beautiful creature?
Speaker 5: Are you trying to make me jealous?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 2: Have a literal near Wallstein been shut.
Speaker 9: A new ballet and to the music of the Horvarde
Speaker 9: Walls magnificent.
Speaker 5: Never has Krasnova dance better?
Speaker 11: Have you ever seen such? Ex Visit peel Wet.
Speaker 7: Six deaths in four weeks, show all beautiful women and
Speaker 7: all killed to the music of the four Volts.
Speaker 6: There's a homicidal madman at the watch in Vienna. There's
Speaker 6: only one thing to be done.
Speaker 7: We must be absolututely the playing that waltz by Imperial.
Speaker 3: The petel until we returned to Vienna.
Speaker 5: And then I suppose sure our sons was gone into
Speaker 5: the case again.
Speaker 3: Yes home the digital medicalose study of the newspaper ports
Speaker 3: on the tragedies.
Speaker 2: And it was with great difficult that I threw him
Speaker 2: away from his.
Speaker 3: Investigations, the tender reception of which the Emperor was to
Speaker 3: thank us for our services on the mission that we
Speaker 3: just reated. As we arrived at the Imperial Palace, almost
Speaker 3: the first person we ran into was the Hungarian composer.
Speaker 5: Doctor Watson. You have heard of the tragedy is connected
Speaker 5: with my wolves.
Speaker 4: Yes, I was making can tell you the newspaper reports
Speaker 4: on them just before I came here.
Speaker 5: You must do something. That's the homes people will have
Speaker 5: to listen to other music. They want my wolves, but
Speaker 5: that is forbidden.
Speaker 10: I'm losing a reputation and a fortune while that Woltz
Speaker 10: remains unplayed.
Speaker 4: Or perhaps hair Harb that you are laying an excellent
Speaker 4: foundation for a later reputation and fortune. What do you
Speaker 4: mean All this publicity, however distasteful to you at the moment,
Speaker 4: it must have been the long run prove invaluable. Ah
Speaker 4: here you are, my.
Speaker 7: Dear Countrol Finals mister Holmes, Doctor Watson, I'm I'm glad
Speaker 7: to see you back in the nas You've heard.
Speaker 4: Of the murders, just Discursingham.
Speaker 6: I need your help again, my good friend.
Speaker 7: Over a month now the murder has been at large,
Speaker 7: and I cannot seem to get on this stage, and
Speaker 7: I'm crooning the first killer?
Speaker 5: What did you have of him?
Speaker 6: Released him?
Speaker 5: Released him?
Speaker 9: Why?
Speaker 7: At the hearing it was obvious the man was an egomaniac.
Speaker 7: He posted of the murder of Stephanie of Panthe Artist
Speaker 7: or Vanity. The little newspaper editors made quite an issue
Speaker 7: of the case. They got pressure to bear, and he
Speaker 7: had to let him go.
Speaker 4: Con't found it. I wish I hadn't left Vienna.
Speaker 3: The fellows at large again, Country frant It's pretty opposite.
Speaker 2: He's the murder of the other women too.
Speaker 7: The contrary doctor, he was imprison unto yesterday. The last
Speaker 7: of the murders was committed three days ago.
Speaker 6: Becomes as Imperial Highness Josef.
Speaker 9: Good evening, gentlemen, Well the LESTI we have very distingish
Speaker 9: company tonight, not only the masterful sellow Horse and his
Speaker 9: colleag doctor Pots, the English fenous of your honery.
Speaker 5: But I say that they have a distinguished representative from.
Speaker 9: Hungarian Empire, noted for that it was a success on
Speaker 9: Bold as a breeder composer.
Speaker 4: For whom Vienna's fame was.
Speaker 5: You have Royal Highness's most kind there's a pip or
Speaker 5: gun in here. It's an axe and condition I am called.
Speaker 5: Will you not play this one of your compositions? All
Speaker 5: that I shall be most dont you hand?
Speaker 11: Don't thanks?
Speaker 5: What shall I play?
Speaker 10: Your Imperial high spishue man SoRs.
Speaker 5: Thank you your hands, but your permission. I choose to play.
Speaker 2: Greg Hims.
Speaker 4: He's playing the death Force and your guard Watson. Even
Speaker 4: in the Imperial Palace itself, this twirling tune may invoke murder.
Speaker 1: You'll hear the rest of doctor Watson's story in just
Speaker 1: a second, which just gives me time to remind you
Speaker 1: that if any one wine could be called the perfect
Speaker 1: wine for almost any occasion, that one wine would be
Speaker 1: Petrie California's she Patri sherry is not only a fine
Speaker 1: before dinner wine, but it's wonderful after dinner too, And
Speaker 1: of course when you're at attaining or guests drop in,
Speaker 1: whether in the afternoon or evening, there's nothing better than
Speaker 1: a glass of Patrie sherry.
Speaker 5: And it's comforting to know that you can serve Patrie.
Speaker 1: Sherry proudly because the name Patrie is the proudest name
Speaker 1: in the history of American wines.
Speaker 5: Doctor Watson, you certainly left me hanging on.
Speaker 1: A cliff that time he broke off your story just
Speaker 1: as the Hungarian composers started to play his ill fated
Speaker 1: Walls to the Emperor Christ Joseph.
Speaker 4: What happened the time, my boy?
Speaker 2: Fortunately nothing happened.
Speaker 3: Jehomer completed his composition without a parent incident. Shortly afterwards,
Speaker 3: we attended a banquet that was given an odd honor,
Speaker 3: A banquet concluded with a rather curious ceremony which he
Speaker 3: presented Cholock Holmes for the medal.
Speaker 2: To commemorate the services are no matter.
Speaker 3: Finally, shortly after ten o'clock, I remember Holmes and I
Speaker 3: together with Count Frano of the Royal Chambers, and started
Speaker 3: to descend the sparals decade.
Speaker 6: You were greatly an tonight, mister Holmes.
Speaker 7: I've only known, as Imperial Highness to make three such
Speaker 7: presentations before, and they were all through my own country.
Speaker 2: Much made another.
Speaker 4: The Emperor's most kind. I can't help feeding that he
Speaker 4: over evaluated myself, being unusual in modest homes, perhaps because
Speaker 4: I feel that my visit here is incmplete until I've
Speaker 4: solved the death loss murders.
Speaker 7: I hope you'll be able to stay in Vienna long
Speaker 7: enough to do that, I confess I am at my vidcent.
Speaker 4: I've been giving the matter a great deal of thought. Countratno,
Speaker 4: I have a plan for trapping the killer. It's in
Speaker 4: rather an embryonic stage at the moment, but pipes of
Speaker 4: the otel tonight I expected to develop it thoroughly. I
Speaker 4: shall call your office in the morning and explain it
Speaker 4: to you.
Speaker 7: I shall be reading a visit eagerly. One more of
Speaker 7: these murders in the newspaper. Outcry might become so loud
Speaker 7: that I should have to resign my post as.
Speaker 4: Chief of Police.
Speaker 3: And hope it made that daring gestion and played the
Speaker 3: death walls tonight.
Speaker 2: It proved one thing. It's not in valible. The death
Speaker 2: of a beautiful woman doesn't always follow.
Speaker 5: The playing of the melody and the two do.
Speaker 4: But yes, back a night video. There is a figure
Speaker 4: here stumped on the landing.
Speaker 8: It's got it body of a.
Speaker 4: Girl and the bay beautiful girl too got through the forehead.
Speaker 4: You wrong, Watson. The death was was is intallible. When
Speaker 4: I swear to you that the killer has struck for
Speaker 4: the last time, how are my dear Countlfana, Yes followed.
Speaker 7: The instruction she gave me this morning, mister Holmes, Jane
Speaker 7: Bombs is at the moment that smartest has start being.
Speaker 6: I preserved the best table for you, and I've invited
Speaker 6: the guests that you named.
Speaker 2: A strangely assorted couple.
Speaker 3: I must says that's composer and that grining follow the
Speaker 3: one that admitted shooting your your fiancee Calfano.
Speaker 7: My as I could do to keep my hands off
Speaker 7: him in your life here, doctor, But mister Holmes insisted
Speaker 7: that I ask you just the same.
Speaker 4: I ISSU would tell me his fan.
Speaker 6: I'm completely in the dark.
Speaker 2: Hill the dog.
Speaker 3: I can supervise with your contra Frano Holmes never tells
Speaker 3: me a thing.
Speaker 4: I guess shown in a bit a few minutes. I'm
Speaker 4: sure that my fan will be perfectly a cannot good
Speaker 4: leaving a hair horb that oh good.
Speaker 5: Evening, mister Holmes. Doctor Watson, how do you do her?
Speaker 4: And how I have not had grooning and having to
Speaker 4: come here against my will?
Speaker 1: My party does not the proof of these aristocratic happy pigsties.
Speaker 5: But come for a frano inform made that if I
Speaker 5: did not come here tonight, I could expect to find
Speaker 5: myself back in prison.
Speaker 4: How could I resist such a persuasive impatiz I'm the
Speaker 4: third guest rout table. I MetOp you're telling you how
Speaker 4: to go, Miss Banks. I'm so glad that you were
Speaker 4: able to come.
Speaker 11: Mister Holmes, I didn't know this was going to be
Speaker 11: a party, but I couldn't be happy.
Speaker 4: I mean to present you contrafano. Dr Watson here that
Speaker 4: here grooning Miss Barbara Banks from the United States to.
Speaker 8: Home.
Speaker 4: Those I knew what you.
Speaker 7: Wrote to And how can a young American girl are
Speaker 7: fought to come to the enemy, I asked, Of course.
Speaker 4: You can ask.
Speaker 11: My father made a lot of money, and he wanted
Speaker 11: me to have the advantages he never had.
Speaker 4: Your father made money because he.
Speaker 5: Grounded the faces of the poor.
Speaker 11: My father never ground a poor face in his life.
Speaker 4: It was a capitalist. I spit on him.
Speaker 11: Oh that's rather unfriendly and also geographically speaking, something of
Speaker 11: a problem. You see, he's living in Wyoming. You made
Speaker 11: fun of me only because you made fun of me,
Speaker 11: mister Holmes.
Speaker 5: I did that, you asked me.
Speaker 4: I'm very greatful, Miss Banks.
Speaker 11: The oxes de leader didn't want to play it. He
Speaker 11: seemed scared, but I waved a lot of money in
Speaker 11: front of him. My palms to pay the pine as well.
Speaker 4: Spend it right? God it all? Answer do I?
Speaker 7: He persuaded Miss Banks to buy the ox de leaded
Speaker 7: the wolves well forbidden waltz?
Speaker 4: Yes, hair that I felt that if the request came
Speaker 4: from a young American it might seem quite reasonable, particularly
Speaker 4: if the requests were accompanied by American talers ground out
Speaker 4: of the faces of the poor.
Speaker 11: You are being unpleasant to me, aren't you?
Speaker 2: Thank you your wals?
Speaker 7: How the death was mister Holmes, This is against the law.
Speaker 7: How that waltz is forbidden by imperial the Cree. Do
Speaker 7: no less, my deacount.
Speaker 4: I employ you not to arrest the orchestra leader until
Speaker 4: after the waltz is competed, in which.
Speaker 11: Case, since I requested it and it's still playing, I
Speaker 11: like a partner. Will you dance with me? Captain Fano,
Speaker 11: I'm sorry, spanks.
Speaker 6: Book for this melody. I shall never dance again.
Speaker 11: Oh how about you, doctor Wals?
Speaker 5: Like that?
Speaker 3: I'm afraid I'm not his life on my my feet
Speaker 3: as I used to be. In any case, I was
Speaker 3: never much of a hand of the wolves.
Speaker 2: See Polka's more on my line.
Speaker 11: Me I'm getting an inferiority carton.
Speaker 6: Please not, miss Banks.
Speaker 7: You'll observe that the general public seems singularly unwilling to dance.
Speaker 7: Tool Not one couple has ventured onto the floor.
Speaker 5: How can you blame them? The ones before that, na
Speaker 5: mean death? How can you blame them?
Speaker 11: I'm not afraid, after all, her whole vas it's your
Speaker 11: own music. I'll dance with you.
Speaker 5: You're most kindless, bank and courageous.
Speaker 10: But to be a partner of the only woman on
Speaker 10: the floor would mean ruin an admission of failure.
Speaker 4: My third refusal.
Speaker 11: I'm a walter.
Speaker 5: No, my dear miss thanks. Yeah, this is the cats
Speaker 5: their fate. But I claimed simple groaning. I will dance
Speaker 5: with you, missus millions.
Speaker 4: Less your hear groaning.
Speaker 11: And I assure you my father does not grind the
Speaker 11: faces of the poor, just grind the faces.
Speaker 5: Of the stop for it's suicide.
Speaker 4: I think not.
Speaker 5: I think so, and I'll not stay here to watch it.
Speaker 2: Whether there was the offer.
Speaker 6: You're not very doctor.
Speaker 4: I should keep an eye on him, yes, and we
Speaker 4: will keep an eye on both of them. Come on watching.
Speaker 4: He's leaving the room as count panel has deserted his
Speaker 4: trail and a slip behind one of those pillows.
Speaker 5: Good Lordie, he's drawing on a.
Speaker 4: Vol lay Watson. He's a man.
Speaker 3: He's telling it on himself. I still can't believe at home,
Speaker 3: not the fact that.
Speaker 2: Count Frano blew his brains out, but the fact that
Speaker 2: he was a murderer.
Speaker 4: Yes, I was slow to believe it too old chaff,
Speaker 4: and I blame myself a consequence. Two things should have
Speaker 4: been instantly apparent about the madman who killed beautiful women
Speaker 4: when he heard the hallback waltz. Firstly, he must have
Speaker 4: had some motivation which drove him to such an atch.
Speaker 3: Second day, mister Kellan evolved with him at all times,
Speaker 3: since he was invariably armed on the occasion presented.
Speaker 4: Itself exactly, and that factor made me think of the
Speaker 4: police official none across. I saw of Frano's motivation. He
Speaker 4: loved the princess Stefanie Delly. Her death and his arms
Speaker 4: was a psychological shock that was more than his mentality
Speaker 4: could stand.
Speaker 3: And when he heard that music, it reminded him of
Speaker 3: the dead princess and cost him to kill.
Speaker 4: That's right, Hopella, you would recall that when he said
Speaker 4: to us Aftersconce's death. Not right do love and beauty
Speaker 4: have to exist in the world that no longer holds Stefanie.
Speaker 4: When he heard the music, he couldn't bear to think
Speaker 4: that other loveliness existed, and so well he destroyed it.
Speaker 4: But who killed the princess Stefanil The nan who was
Speaker 4: first arrested for it had Gurney. He admitted it after
Speaker 4: the seruasion when the police arrived, taking back to prison
Speaker 4: in the carriage that just took come for the front
Speaker 4: of his Body's shocking to.
Speaker 3: Think that seven innocent women have been murdered before this
Speaker 3: case is solved.
Speaker 4: Yes, the fact that there will be a constant reproach
Speaker 4: to me, I assure you, Oh, I didn't mean that,
Speaker 4: my dear fellow.
Speaker 3: We weren't even in Vienna went five with the killings.
Speaker 4: Papillo, Hello, here comes miss Banks.
Speaker 11: Mister Holmes. What happened to that? From the little man
Speaker 11: who danced with me?
Speaker 10: Grinning?
Speaker 4: He went to prison, Miss Banks, he was a murderer.
Speaker 11: Well, I must say, this is a strange kind of
Speaker 11: a party you asked me to, mister Holmes. One of
Speaker 11: the guests blows his brains out, and the other the
Speaker 11: only man who dances with me turns out to be
Speaker 11: a murderer. I see now my father sent me to Europe.
Speaker 11: Anything like this could never happen in Wyoming.
Speaker 2: Look o'clock, who was walking out in front of the orchestra.
Speaker 10: Ladies, one gentleman, I've almost thought about Pe to last
Speaker 10: show you upon the world of the.
Speaker 5: Gradinglish detective that never leams. So I knew won't be
Speaker 5: not topic of a plumbella.
Speaker 13: Heforth, it's melody would be for life and love and laugh.
Speaker 13: I ordered the bottle of the finest potcase to build table.
Speaker 13: Raise your glasses and place me as I now coomed
Speaker 13: up my world.
Speaker 5: Bring a glass from the case of death, say doctor,
Speaker 5: I really liked that story. That was a baff, wasn't it?
Speaker 2: A highly placed police official as the last person in
Speaker 2: the world you think you'll do murder? I must confess
Speaker 2: I wasn't of so much help.
Speaker 4: Home told me that case.
Speaker 1: Don't let that worry your doctor at are all homes?
Speaker 1: Almost missolving it himself?
Speaker 3: It was, but it certainly was one of the most
Speaker 3: interesting cases that I was ever connected with.
Speaker 5: I know what you mean.
Speaker 1: You know I came across quite an interesting case myself
Speaker 1: the other day, right in my own house.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's interesting.
Speaker 5: What of case sherry? That's right, a case of Petrie
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Speaker 1: I buy it by the case doctor, because that Petrie
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Speaker 4: Tonight.
Speaker 1: Sherlock Holmes Adventure was written by Dennis Green and Anthony Boucher,
Speaker 1: and was suggested by an incident in Sir Arthur Conan
Speaker 1: Doyle's story. The Adventure of the Illustrious Client Music is
Speaker 1: by Dean Fostler. Mister Rathbourne appears through the courtesy of
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Speaker 8: At first, when hare Grooning confessed to the killing of
Speaker 8: the Princess von Kran, I didn't believe it. When the
Speaker 8: other women were killed, I felt sure that hair Groaning
Speaker 8: was innocent. I at least suspected Count Referano of having
Speaker 8: committed the other murders. But then that's exactly what Dennis
Speaker 8: Green and Anthony Boucher wanted. Don't you think.
Speaker 14: The two episodes you have just heard, The Out of
Speaker 14: Date Murder and The Waltz of Death, are part of
Speaker 14: the New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes starring Basil Rathcombe and
Speaker 14: Nigel Bruce, and are in nineteen eighty eight copyrighted production
Speaker 14: of two twenty one A. Baker Street associates the Sherlock
Speaker 14: holmbs stories and the characters of Sherlock Holmes and doctor
Speaker 14: John H. Watson were created by Sir Arthur Kernan Dore
Speaker 14: and are used with the kind permission of Dame Jane
Speaker 14: Kernan dor This is the right.
Speaker 8: Won't you join me again soon for more new adventures
Speaker 8: of Sherlock Holmes. Thank you for listening.