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Speaker 3: Let's go and enjoy it. Good evening, Doctor evening, it's
Speaker 3: about hunks of the minutes as usual. Drop a term
Speaker 3: settles my boy.
Speaker 1: Well, I won't settle down too far.
Speaker 2: Doctor.
Speaker 1: You have a habit of keeping me on the edge
Speaker 1: of my chair.
Speaker 4: During most of your stories. I hope to night approve
Speaker 4: no exceptional. So light up your pipe and I'll get
Speaker 4: on with my story.
Speaker 5: Doctor.
Speaker 2: From the hints you gave us last week, it sounded
Speaker 2: like quite a thriller.
Speaker 5: How did it begin?
Speaker 3: On a cold winter morning in eighteen hundred nineteen seven,
Speaker 3: Holmes and I are breakfast has concluded. Sat on the
Speaker 3: other side of a cherry far in our Baker Street
Speaker 3: larger A thick pog rolled down between the line of
Speaker 3: dun colored houses, and the opposite windows loomed like dark,
Speaker 3: shapeless blurs through the heavy yellow wreath.
Speaker 1: Another London piece super Hand.
Speaker 4: Our guess was lit and shown.
Speaker 3: It's picking the right on the white cloth and glimmer
Speaker 3: of china for the breakfast had not been cleared. Holmes's
Speaker 3: visit cost indexing his record crime. While I was engrossed
Speaker 3: to one of Clark's Russell's sign sea stories. Our morning
Speaker 3: was not destined, however, to be quiet. Well, shortly after
Speaker 3: eleven o'clock, missus Hudson, I shot a young lady into
Speaker 3: our room, a young lady. And really I'm I'm doctor Watson,
Speaker 3: and this is mister Sholo.
Speaker 6: How do you do? Gentlemen? I'm apologized for not giving
Speaker 6: my name to your heartpepers, but I have to be.
Speaker 4: Murder.
Speaker 6: Of course you're wondering who I am and what's prop
Speaker 6: me here?
Speaker 7: My own theory would be that you are miss Harriet Irving.
Speaker 7: And if you come to me to enlist my aid
Speaker 7: in proving that mister Binyons did not murder your father,
Speaker 7: what on earth.
Speaker 4: Are you talking about?
Speaker 6: You're absolutely correct, mister Holmes, But how.
Speaker 7: Did you know I deduce it? Miss Irving? You're wearing
Speaker 7: very new and extremely expensive morning presumably the first time
Speaker 7: since a few wasting threads are still in evidence. You
Speaker 7: wear no rings, so evidently you are not in morning
Speaker 7: for her husband. The only man whose death the papers
Speaker 7: announced in the last few days, and who left the
Speaker 7: young daughter wealthy enough to purchase such garments, is Sir
Speaker 7: Edward Irvins. And since the police have already made an
Speaker 7: arrest obviously wished me to disproved the police theory and
Speaker 7: intercede the young Binion.
Speaker 6: Mister Holmes, You're wonderful, That's just what I wanted to do.
Speaker 7: Miss Eaven. I've said the newspaper reports very carefully, but
Speaker 7: seemed to me that Scott the Yard has arrested the
Speaker 7: right man.
Speaker 4: So sorry that I didn't read the newspaper reports. I'm
Speaker 4: the fens. I do what you're both talking about.
Speaker 7: Then let me bring him up to date, my dearone,
Speaker 7: and please correct miss Serving if I'm making a mistake.
Speaker 7: Three days ago, Sai Edward IRVN, the father of this
Speaker 7: young lady, was found scaded to death in his study.
Speaker 7: The only entrance to the study is through an ante
Speaker 7: room where his secretary had been sitting. Ever since Sir
Speaker 7: Edward has last seen alive, and the secretary swore but
Speaker 7: no one had entered or left the.
Speaker 4: Study sect his name being Binionais.
Speaker 7: Yes, under the circumstances, it's hard to see that any
Speaker 7: other arrest was possible.
Speaker 6: And yet I know he's in a sister home.
Speaker 4: How do you know that we were in love.
Speaker 6: We were going to be married. I don't care what
Speaker 6: the police say a woman knows these things. Robert Binyon
Speaker 6: did not kill my father?
Speaker 4: Did your father? Who the engagement?
Speaker 6: Well, no, not exactly.
Speaker 7: If one room were to be exact, Miss Ervin, I
Speaker 7: wouldn't once say that your father absolutely forbade the marriage. Yes,
Speaker 7: he did, an infectless drive assumed death was the motive
Speaker 7: for the murder. Does your father have any other relatives living,
Speaker 7: Miss Irvan?
Speaker 6: His brother, my uncle Peregan. He lives a hermit's life
Speaker 6: in the country. We've seen very little of him in
Speaker 6: the last few years.
Speaker 7: Was he left anything under your powers?
Speaker 4: Will?
Speaker 6: No, I was the sole beneficiary. Please help me, mister Holmes.
Speaker 6: If you'll just talk to Robert, you'll know he's not
Speaker 6: killing There's no harm in.
Speaker 4: Talking to him. Homes.
Speaker 3: After all, our old friend the star Will handled the case,
Speaker 3: and he's made a good many mistakes to the fusill he.
Speaker 7: Me all over jeh, Well, Miss beIN, I'll do what
Speaker 7: I can, but I promise nothing. Where is your fiancee
Speaker 7: being told?
Speaker 6: That's gotten? Jared? I talked to him there just.
Speaker 4: Before I came to spend it here.
Speaker 7: We can talk to the start at the same time.
Speaker 7: Wat's in yard and I had presough you hadn't coach
Speaker 7: so mister Sherlock Holmes and doctor wants soon. I think
Speaker 7: they know more than the yard. They come over here
Speaker 7: to teach us oop business.
Speaker 4: I suppose a sort of star. We came over here
Speaker 4: to make a few inquiries.
Speaker 7: I'll tell you, gentlemen, that you're wasting your time. Young
Speaker 7: Vinion is giddy. Whatever his young lady may say, astride,
Speaker 7: get this strong. No, what did the autopsy prove? Got
Speaker 7: a report of it here on my desk, but it
Speaker 7: won't tell you nothing.
Speaker 4: You don't know.
Speaker 7: Death was instantaneous, paused by some weapon like a long
Speaker 7: needle of fans to leto or ice pick, penetrating the
Speaker 7: brain of the face of the skull. And no such
Speaker 7: weapon was found in the room or on this villion trus.
Speaker 7: Then he had the chance of disposing of it just
Speaker 7: the same.
Speaker 4: The murder weapon hasn't been found heaven.
Speaker 7: No, doctor, but we'll find it. As you'll worry about that.
Speaker 7: Talk to the prisoner mind, of.
Speaker 4: Course, I don't mind.
Speaker 7: He's in the tensions, held just down the corridor for me.
Speaker 7: For me, gentlemen, has he given you ano trouble?
Speaker 4: Trouble?
Speaker 7: If all our prisoners were as quiet as him. We
Speaker 7: wouldn't need no guard. Doc yet, nice quiet, young fellow.
Speaker 7: Hard to realize he's a murder of fact still has
Speaker 7: to be proven in courtus blood the fact that he
Speaker 7: is going to be proved in court, mister Road, Well,
Speaker 7: here we are at this sol who got visitors opinion,
Speaker 7: very distinguished visitors, gentlemen. My name is home mister lock THOLMBS,
Speaker 7: and this is my colleague, doctor Watson.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry to see you in this sight, mister Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 2: Then Harry didn't see you when she left you. I'm
Speaker 2: so glad you'll get me out of this mess.
Speaker 7: I know you will, even mister Sherlock Holmes can't get
Speaker 7: you out of this one, young fellow man, and I
Speaker 7: found the shock down say that I fan hook you.
Speaker 7: My obvious course is to go to Sir Edward's house
Speaker 7: and examine the room in which the tagedy occurred. But
Speaker 7: before I do that, I'd like to ask you a question,
Speaker 7: or do ask me any question you want to. Sir,
Speaker 7: it was you who discovered the body. I understand, yes, mister,
Speaker 7: please describe the circumstances Sir Edward was in.
Speaker 2: His study I had been working in the ante room adjoining.
Speaker 2: At five o'clock I wanted to say good night to him,
Speaker 2: and I found then slumped in his chair dead, with
Speaker 2: blood streaming down the back of his head. Of course
Speaker 2: I sent the butler of the police at once.
Speaker 7: Could anyone have entered that room without John noled.
Speaker 6: No, mister Holmes.
Speaker 1: I never left my desk, and there was no entwence
Speaker 1: to the room.
Speaker 7: Said to have about the windows and Edmond, they were
Speaker 7: locked from the inside. Doctor, you don't need to worry.
Speaker 7: We examined the intiliges, not a mark. No one came
Speaker 7: in that way. What is your theory of a murder,
Speaker 7: mister been him?
Speaker 2: I haven't won, mister Holmes. I'm completely baffled. I'm certain
Speaker 2: that no one entered that room. Yet I swear to
Speaker 2: you that I didn't stab him. I can understand the
Speaker 2: police believing I didn't.
Speaker 7: The style I expect to examine the room in which
Speaker 7: their Edward was the easiest thing in the world. Mister
Speaker 7: roomes our driver, well with you if you like his
Speaker 7: out he's in night.
Speaker 4: Oh you didn't bother the star. We can quite well
Speaker 4: go by ourselves, or.
Speaker 7: Not a bit of a doctor. I'd like to come
Speaker 7: with him. Oh, why God, you're you're convinced, mister Binionist?
Speaker 8: Guilty?
Speaker 7: Are you?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 7: Won't you be wasting time? Not me for once. I
Speaker 7: know you're on the wrong side of a cake, Miss Rose.
Speaker 7: I want to be there and see your faces when
Speaker 7: you find it out. This is the house, mister Rose, imposing.
Speaker 3: The imagine the scar that you still have a police
Speaker 3: guard inside.
Speaker 7: Oh, yes, there's been a sergeant guard in the dead
Speaker 7: men's room day and night. We still haven't found the
Speaker 7: missing weapons. Yes, I'm in the Strada's coming yard. We
Speaker 7: wish to examine the house.
Speaker 5: I can see your identifications.
Speaker 7: What are you talking about? I've been in and out
Speaker 7: of the ouse half a dozen times.
Speaker 5: I have my orders.
Speaker 7: Oh, very well, there's miss Evans home.
Speaker 5: Miss Irvin is not receiving her good man.
Speaker 4: Can't you give us any information.
Speaker 5: That's been tragedy in this house?
Speaker 4: Sir?
Speaker 5: And the truth of it's not forget I'm not answering
Speaker 5: any questions that I don't have to.
Speaker 7: Yeah, here, now there's this police.
Speaker 5: God gratify you, Inspector Lestrade, very good, inspector. You may
Speaker 5: come in. May I direct you gentlemen.
Speaker 7: Oh, thank you. I know this house nearly as well
Speaker 7: as you do.
Speaker 5: I think, not, inspector. I've served here for twenty seven years. Gentlemen,
Speaker 5: If you're not needing me, I'll returned to my quarters.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's the sinist Jepard I oversaw on.
Speaker 7: Yes, and he knows something to see this strand there
Speaker 7: is the possibility of the binion is innocent. Yes, uh,
Speaker 7: I began to see that. Say, when you were talking
Speaker 7: to the butler, you're being an e cryptic for what
Speaker 7: are the possibility I was talking about? The possibility is
Speaker 7: a binion? The herestic man is shielding the real murderer.
Speaker 7: Whom would he be most certain to shield?
Speaker 4: You mean his service sermon?
Speaker 7: Here we are, This is the ante room. We're young
Speaker 7: being worked. And that door there leads into the study
Speaker 7: where Sir Edward was foul and I mean touch the
Speaker 7: costs and see discovery of the crime. Oh no, mister Elmes.
Speaker 7: That's why we've had a constable on duty in there
Speaker 7: night and day before the trial. We're bringing experts in
Speaker 7: just the rule of secret panels or anything of that
Speaker 7: content down in the dead man room. Shall we right here,
Speaker 7: Miss Webster, Webster, get out of that chair and stand up.
Speaker 7: Can't you get on duty?
Speaker 4: Sleep party dead?
Speaker 7: Yes, the tickle of blood oozing out from the base
Speaker 7: of the scar.
Speaker 4: Well strike me.
Speaker 7: Think he's being killed the same way as Sir Edward one.
Speaker 7: I presume you agree that mister Opinion didn't commit this
Speaker 7: murder as drive of mister Olmes. He have done it.
Speaker 5: He's looked up at the yard. Oh what are we
Speaker 5: going to do?
Speaker 7: Asked the buttler. They come here with him all right?
Speaker 7: What do you make of their wound up there?
Speaker 4: The description of the one that killed Sir Edward A fine.
Speaker 3: Functor here at the base of the star Hi to
Speaker 3: homes They mentioned this select upon ice pick.
Speaker 4: A wound like this might be.
Speaker 3: Caused by one of those long steel happens that that
Speaker 3: women were.
Speaker 7: Yes as the possibility, watching that the stute possibility, And
Speaker 7: this Irvin was wearing a long happin this morning. If
Speaker 7: you remember m vast walls, a little chance of secret
Speaker 7: panels here, I should say.
Speaker 4: The window off from the inside, eh he is.
Speaker 7: And by the way, what's your name? You see what's happened? Trevors?
Speaker 5: Yes, I've seen the Constable's being killed just like my mass, I.
Speaker 7: Tell me, Trevors, is this from exactly as it was
Speaker 7: in said Edward's lifetime?
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, except that my master not in the habit
Speaker 5: of keeping the corpses of policemen in here.
Speaker 7: Don't try to be funny, travelers. Did you realize you're
Speaker 7: mixed up in a murder case?
Speaker 5: I meant no offense.
Speaker 7: Was to find out if any of the furniture in
Speaker 7: here moved. They did not moved, sir.
Speaker 5: But there has been a piece of furniture added an armchair.
Speaker 5: The dead man lying.
Speaker 7: In the same chair in which Sir Edward's body was
Speaker 7: found of That's the answer, Covers. Remember that chair delivered
Speaker 7: and who delivered it?
Speaker 5: It was delivered the day before Sir Edward died. It
Speaker 5: came from Silver Schwartz's and keep shop in Funds.
Speaker 7: Answer that came a foot stride. See to the removal
Speaker 7: of this poor man's body, seal the room, and for
Speaker 7: Heaven's sake, keep the Stator's death a secret for a
Speaker 7: day at least. But then that time I hope to
Speaker 7: have your murderer for you.
Speaker 4: Then we're going bying, my dear.
Speaker 7: Chap to Silver Swans's antique shop in Bond streets.
Speaker 4: Those old music boxes are quite charming home, don't they.
Speaker 7: Yes, but where's mister once?
Speaker 4: This is probably him?
Speaker 7: You are interested in musical books in chairs, particularly in
Speaker 7: the handsomely can't chair you delivered to Sir Edward in
Speaker 7: a two days ago. Yeah, magnuicence specimen. Gee is it?
Speaker 4: He was found dead in it?
Speaker 7: And half an hour ago someone else was found dead
Speaker 7: in it. Also. That chair was one of the pair,
Speaker 7: wasn't it?
Speaker 4: Poot him? That's impossible this this to follow me? I
Speaker 4: assure you it's not. But look look at the chair.
Speaker 4: That's exactly like the same well as Edward. Friend.
Speaker 7: But it's such a difference. Fifteenth century Italian, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: This is one of the pairs, the famous many Giero
Speaker 8: arm chairs. There are only three pairs in the world,
Speaker 8: my friends, of this pair runs upon I delivered with
Speaker 8: the Edward is simply a great specimen of the car
Speaker 8: of this fine It's mate looks exactly like it, does
Speaker 8: it not?
Speaker 4: I can't see any difference to her.
Speaker 7: He would if you sat in that old chap precisely.
Speaker 8: That is why I have these cords stretched from one
Speaker 8: arm of the chairs to either if anyone were to
Speaker 8: sit in it.
Speaker 7: Well, sometimes nothing will happen, but.
Speaker 8: Sooner or later my hands will press this hidden spring
Speaker 8: into arm here and death will strike.
Speaker 4: But nothing happened when you pressed the spring, And mister no,
Speaker 4: I don't understand I do.
Speaker 7: This is the harmless chair, relief of one was sent
Speaker 7: to Sir Edward. He sat in it, accidentally pressed the
Speaker 7: spring and broke the fatal needle into his brain.
Speaker 4: Yes, as that pecostable did today.
Speaker 7: Sir Edward bought both chairs, I presume. Yeah, I would
Speaker 7: not say.
Speaker 4: Why didn't you deliver both at the same time.
Speaker 8: He was afraid of the liver, asked me to keep
Speaker 8: it here until he found a safe place for it
Speaker 8: in his home.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 7: And some devil switched the arm caught from the fake
Speaker 7: old chair for the harmless one, so that you delivered
Speaker 7: death to Sir Edward. There's a subtlety in this crime
Speaker 7: worthy of the fiendish maker of the chair as him,
Speaker 7: soap silver Swatch, not a piery die be seating himself
Speaker 7: in one of his own chairs. Yeah, yeah, he poet justice.
Speaker 7: I'm much obliged to silver scrims. Now, I think I
Speaker 7: know how to kill.
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Speaker 2: Well, doctor Watson, this is quite a story you're telling
Speaker 2: us tonight. So you found out how the murders had
Speaker 2: been committed, but not who had been responsible.
Speaker 3: For y that's quite frank, Mister Boutome Holmes spent a
Speaker 3: long time cross examining missu Shulder Trance, the owner of
Speaker 3: the antique score, as to who might have had the
Speaker 3: opportunity for switching the telltale cord from the fatal.
Speaker 2: Chair, and who did have that opportunity transpised.
Speaker 4: Four people might have been responsible. Edward's daughter respective mister.
Speaker 3: Vinyon had both been in the shop with him at
Speaker 3: various times, so trevers the false suspect was Edward's eccentric
Speaker 3: brother Pedigriffe, who had appeared a drafted into the shop
Speaker 3: the day after the purchase had been made. For this
Speaker 3: last information, Holmes became very accepted and launched into eager preparations,
Speaker 3: which ended a few hours later when we found ourselves
Speaker 3: disguised as furniture removers driving a van along a quiet
Speaker 3: country lane near Dorking as.
Speaker 4: The approach to the house of Sir Edward's.
Speaker 7: Brother watson't ramshackle looking place, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Yeah? The streamers?
Speaker 7: Why you someone rose, My dear chap, I have this
Speaker 7: broken word on. I'll drive down.
Speaker 4: Never tell me anything.
Speaker 3: Why are we tunneling off into the wilds and the
Speaker 3: county disguise of the furnish removers and carrying the harmless
Speaker 3: chair with us?
Speaker 7: Surely the reason is Jim's parent old chapter.
Speaker 3: It's just about as transparent as dust stocking, full of
Speaker 3: what type?
Speaker 4: Watson?
Speaker 7: Surely it's oppers that we're up against an extremely cunning murderer.
Speaker 7: Now put the dantage a cruised to him in using
Speaker 7: the Mala Gerald chair an alibi.
Speaker 4: Of course, he's no one the other place where they murder. Heppens.
Speaker 7: I then apply your logical little FURBI three for suspects.
Speaker 7: The daughter, mister Binion, and fellahs the butler live in
Speaker 7: the house, and would almost certainly have been pressed at
Speaker 7: the time of death. Therefore, who gains most by such
Speaker 7: an alibi? The brother tell him to Maria Watson, now
Speaker 7: you see why we tundled off into the wilds of talking.
Speaker 3: Oh, let must be paragon standing up of the front,
Speaker 3: She says, the funny looking fella.
Speaker 7: Oh, my dad, Watson, governor of the wrong hold, And
Speaker 7: you were a mister petty grinder an answer, Governor, and
Speaker 7: we cut the right ass, all right, all right, all right,
Speaker 7: come on, put it, give us hand right you are
Speaker 7: our feet? What one loading them on? You told me
Speaker 7: on my football? You look at easy? Does it come on?
Speaker 7: But I got to let it measing on a port
Speaker 7: you there, you go? Give me any creakings? And a
Speaker 7: pretty chair, dub man very and he was admiring our
Speaker 7: way down.
Speaker 4: Here, pluming in off a nice chair.
Speaker 5: Who told you?
Speaker 7: Or governor? This just stiver snitch what whatever his name is?
Speaker 7: Tell us your brother didn't want the chair, and says
Speaker 7: how we was to bring.
Speaker 4: It to you.
Speaker 7: My brother, mister silver Snitch said he gave the order
Speaker 7: before he died. Fine of us sit down, any governor,
Speaker 7: tu lummy said the all right, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Look at him laughing?
Speaker 7: Who wished me all Troublin's drive could see me? Now?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Troubling's drive. That's my wife.
Speaker 7: Governor. Yeah, sit down your deltchair, come on, go on,
Speaker 7: shit down and tide go on, go on, govern Now
Speaker 7: take the weight off your plates and met what bob
Speaker 7: batty jargon?
Speaker 1: Do you speak there?
Speaker 7: The plates of meat.
Speaker 4: Plates for me? This fete Governor. That's ryman slang.
Speaker 7: That's right, that's right, rhyming slang. Go on, shit downny
Speaker 7: go on, very well?
Speaker 4: That comfortable? Go on?
Speaker 7: Don't you enter with the arms? Governor carving?
Speaker 5: And he just doesn't he Yes, it is.
Speaker 7: Somebody don't want the wretched tea.
Speaker 5: There's been some mistake.
Speaker 7: So you're going to take it back to London and
Speaker 7: tell him to tell you that I don't want anything
Speaker 7: in my brother jumping geosophy, tan't you. We don't want
Speaker 7: to sit in a nice chair like this, governor. But
Speaker 7: you're the one that's gives the order around here. Come on, buddy,
Speaker 7: come on, get you beg into it alright in the van,
Speaker 7: they go, oh, bless your governor. We don't worry about
Speaker 7: that sort of thing.
Speaker 4: You'll be buddy, of course, not a nice driver.
Speaker 7: Come anyhow, it's right, let's get these horses going.
Speaker 4: Could I get that good?
Speaker 6: There?
Speaker 4: That was a false tale home? Obviously he knew nothing
Speaker 4: about the chair.
Speaker 7: He thought it was perst to harmless, and as indeed
Speaker 7: it was that the murderer were the polic people. I've
Speaker 7: slipped up in my reasoning somehow, of course, over who
Speaker 7: I am? If back to London as fast as he's tired,
Speaker 7: next can take us? Come on, kill us there?
Speaker 4: What's the next move? Homes?
Speaker 7: Back to Edward's house on the staging of a little damas.
Speaker 7: I'm sure we'll give us the final answer to this problem.
Speaker 7: You know all the arrangements with strand Yes, mister Ooms,
Speaker 7: I've got meserving, young Ben and the butler waiting outside,
Speaker 7: and no one knows we switched the chair splendid.
Speaker 4: For sure this is the harmless chair.
Speaker 7: Of course I am. I sit in it, so run
Speaker 7: my hands over the arms. Yes, this chair is harmless,
Speaker 7: says every person save one will know them in with lunch,
Speaker 7: mister Owes. No, I think we'll fix Irving and mister
Speaker 7: Binion first, what was itinion? Coming fee very well?
Speaker 6: Oh mister, it's just so horrible seeing you there insane
Speaker 6: chair as your father.
Speaker 7: Mister Holmes, it's a trifle to mac car before you
Speaker 7: assume the positions.
Speaker 4: Please get up.
Speaker 7: But it seems to be the most comfortable chair in
Speaker 7: the room. That I do like my comfort when I
Speaker 7: interrogate witnesses. However, it's hardly shippled with is it, miss Irving?
Speaker 7: Pisa down, won't you?
Speaker 6: I I don't like to sit down in the chair
Speaker 6: which father died.
Speaker 7: Couldn't bear to see you standing very well?
Speaker 4: Then don't sit down?
Speaker 7: Why opinion? What's the matter in the chair? Say you
Speaker 7: care to suit me to prove that the chair is safe?
Speaker 4: No? I get it down very well.
Speaker 7: There splendid curious chair, isn't it, mister Binion? I wonder
Speaker 7: about these carvings on the arms. They look almost as
Speaker 7: if they might activate concealed springs. I wonder what, thanks
Speaker 7: mister Hunt trying to kill me?
Speaker 6: Kill you?
Speaker 4: Then you know how Sad and the policemen were murdering eh?
Speaker 1: I knew it must have something to do with the chair.
Speaker 6: You knew more than that, Robert, you planned it. I
Speaker 6: remember now that when we went to the chocks, you were.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, what to not go after them? The
Speaker 7: struggles stop him? In iny case, the police are at
Speaker 7: the door. Oh I'm tired. I think I'll sit in
Speaker 7: this rather faithful armchair.
Speaker 4: So it was young Vinyon all the turn eh, yes,
Speaker 4: and he all. But that smarted me.
Speaker 7: I reasoned that somehow the murderer must have intended the
Speaker 7: device of this chair to clear him. And suddenly I
Speaker 7: saw the real motivation. How better establishes in its seeming
Speaker 7: to be obviously you get leaving a trail whereby an
Speaker 7: astute deduction which seemed to kill did idea that miss
Speaker 7: Servant came to you.
Speaker 4: He used you as cats for what is not afraid?
Speaker 7: This whole case is a rather humiliating experience for me.
Speaker 7: Why do you want the stuard had arrested the right
Speaker 7: man in the first place? Oh, oh, my dear Watson,
Speaker 7: I shall never hear the end of this.
Speaker 2: Never as usual, doctor, that was a swell story. Raginal
Speaker 2: Lestrade accidently arresting the right man?
Speaker 4: Ere he had that one coming to him.
Speaker 3: Follow he'd been not witted by home so many times.
Speaker 3: He was beginning to get an inferiority company.
Speaker 1: What about Miss Irving? Now, how did she take it
Speaker 1: when her boyfriend Bennon has proved guilty?
Speaker 4: Well, when she realized that her sweethearted actually murder her father.
Speaker 4: They've seen in the Pennant pillars her love to hate.
Speaker 7: But at first he took it pretty bad, I can imagine.
Speaker 4: So, my boy, that's one of the disadvantages of the detective.
Speaker 4: And you bring the guilty to justice, you're very often
Speaker 4: cause the innocence suffer too. Believe me, never become a detective.
Speaker 4: Speak to being a wine expert.
Speaker 2: You're calling me a wine expert. Now wait a minute, doctor. Oh.
Speaker 1: I know about wine is that it either tastes good
Speaker 1: or it doesn't. And I know that Petrie wine always
Speaker 1: does taste good.
Speaker 7: And I know why too.
Speaker 1: It's because the Petrick family has been making wine for generation.
Speaker 2: The art of turning Russia's sun ripened grapes into fragrant,
Speaker 2: delicious wine is their heritage, a heritage handed down within
Speaker 2: Petrick family.
Speaker 1: From father to son, from father to son.
Speaker 2: What particular type wine you prefer is, of course a
Speaker 2: matter of your personal taste. But let me assure you
Speaker 2: of this, whatever type wine you desire for any occasion,
Speaker 2: you can depend on any wine that bears the Petree label.
Speaker 2: Petree took time to bring you good wine, and today
Speaker 2: that name Petrie is the proudest name in the long
Speaker 2: history of America's wine. Well, doctor Watson, what new Sherlock
Speaker 2: Holmes adventure you planning to tell us next week?
Speaker 4: Next week? It's about now.
Speaker 3: Let me see next week next week, I got tell
Speaker 3: you A strange spilt place in one of the smaller
Speaker 3: states of Middle Europe, concerns the young Prince, a most
Speaker 3: unusual concert, and a beautiful contrato.
Speaker 4: Who sang two days after we've seen her die at
Speaker 4: the hands of the firing squad. I call the story
Speaker 4: the Haunting of Sherlock.
Speaker 1: Oh, doctor, that's one I've got to listen to.
Speaker 3: Yes, and everyone should also listen to what Secretary of
Speaker 3: Agriculture Anderson says about saving used kitchen fats.
Speaker 4: We've all got to keep running in every bit of
Speaker 4: goose fat. Take it to your meat dealer.
Speaker 3: The shortage of fats is worse now than ever it was.
Speaker 3: Unless we help and we all help to all be
Speaker 3: faced with the serious shortage of soap, yes, the serious
Speaker 3: shortage of paint, dubricating oils, drugs, and many other things
Speaker 3: that require facts in their matter of facture if to
Speaker 3: us keep turning in every bit of used kitchen pat.
Speaker 4: Tonight.
Speaker 2: Sherlock Holm's Adventure was written by Dennis Green and Anthony
Speaker 2: Alger and was adjusted by an incident in Sir Arthur
Speaker 2: Conan Doyle's Story Must Grow Rifuel music is by Dean Pops.
Speaker 2: Mister Rathbourne appears to the courtesy of Metrogoldwin Mayor and
Speaker 2: mister Bruce through the courtesy of Universal Pictures, where they
Speaker 2: are now starring in the Sherlock Holms series.
Speaker 4: The Petri Wine.
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Speaker 2: saying good night for the Petree family for a solid
Speaker 2: hour of exciting mystery dramas list every Monday on most
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Speaker 2: followed immediately by Sherlock Holme.
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