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And now I know our good friend doctor Watson's expecting us.
Let's go in and join it. Good evening, doctor, good evening.
Say how are you feeling, doctor, all over that attack
of flew your head.
Speaker 4: I'm feeling very much better, Thank you, my boy. I'm
still a little weak. We old fossils take much longer
to get over that sort of thing the.
Speaker 5: New young fellows.
Speaker 1: Well, you take good care of yourself, Doc, You've got
a lot of friends, you know.
Speaker 5: Oh I'm very glad to hear that. Thank you, mister,
about hell.
Speaker 4: And now settle yourself down and I'll get on with
tonight's new Sherlock Holmes Adventure.
Speaker 1: Where did it take place?
Speaker 5: You may not be familiar with.
Speaker 4: The names of Jersey, Kuernsey, Alderney and Sack, but those
are the four principal islands that make up the group
known as the Channel Island.
Speaker 3: Oh, yes, doctor, I have heard of them somewhere.
Speaker 1: In the English Channel.
Speaker 2: Aren't they between the southern coast of England and the
northern coast of France.
Speaker 5: Quite right, my boy, though I very much doubt.
Speaker 4: If you've ever heard of the tiny island on which
this story happened, it was the island of Goth, a
minute but self contained spot for the population of just
under a thousand inhabitants, subsisting, and from what I saw
of the island in those days, subsisting very well on
its dairy products.
Speaker 1: Was it under the rule of the British government?
Speaker 4: Doctor, Oh no, it, mister about Hill, not exactly. You see,
the island belong to a family by the name of Horn.
The head of the family, who's known as the Senior
of Goth was an independent ruler, owing nominal allegiance to
the King of England. That allegiance was expressed by one
of those traditional ceremonies in which the Sei year annually
presented one pound of freshnet churned butter to a representative
of the British crown.
Speaker 2: Times haven't changed much, have they, Darkly, pound of butter
is still worth a king's ransom. But tell me what
were you and the great Sherlock Holmes doing on the
island of Garth.
Speaker 5: Well, just come into that, boy, who give a minute.
Speaker 4: It was in the summer of eighteen hundred and ninety
six when, to my utter amazement, Homes informed me that
we were going to the Island of Garth as the
official representatives of the British Crown to accept the annual
presentation of butter. At the time, I must confess I
couldn't see why Holmes wanted to accept such a ridiculous mission.
It was only as we approached the island in a
small fishing boat that he told me a great deal
more was at state than a pound of butter. Unfortunately,
mister Bartel, I'm not much of a sailor, and as
the wind was blowing hard and the sea racing, I'm
afraid I wasn't a very intelligent confect.
Speaker 6: Te Watson, will sum be bea I hope?
Speaker 5: So I feel wretched home.
Speaker 4: I must say the whole trip seems exactly ridiculous to me,
plunging and bobbing about in a little boat in a
raging current just because somebody wants to give somebody else
upon the mother.
Speaker 7: Dear Ol Watson, you don't really think the amblission is
so innocuous to you?
Speaker 5: Opening Why are we going to the Island of God.
Speaker 7: Under the Island of Garth at the express wiship?
Speaker 5: It's present ruler math A horn Mouth Horn.
Speaker 1: I never heard of it.
Speaker 7: It's an extremely spirited old lady, and the only woman
who dared tell a certain resident of Windsor Castle that
you look devilishly dowdy.
Speaker 6: For an emperors.
Speaker 5: It's got humans.
Speaker 7: I mean at Watson that Martha Horn's behests are not
likely disregarded. Obviously, she wishes to see me urgently. Also,
my brother might cough with pressure on me. He reminded
me that a visit to goth might be closely allied
to this emerald typeing.
Speaker 5: I wear, of course you recall the origin of the
can naturally.
Speaker 4: That lady at Windsor Castle gave it to you after
our little trouble last year. I will go stolen plans
for the Bruce Partington submarine.
Speaker 6: Exactly, my dear fellow.
Speaker 7: But remember that the spy Oberstein had put those plans
up for auction in all the naval centers of Europe.
Some hint of their nature must have leaked out. It's
even possible that other powers may be able by now
to duplicate the pride.
Speaker 5: Of our submarine fleet.
Speaker 6: And whoever controls the channel.
Speaker 7: Watson controls England.
Speaker 5: There dropping anchor, and yet we're still a quarter mile
out from the island. Why why do you think they're
doing that? That comes a skipper here?
Speaker 1: Tell us here the iss close to the island.
Speaker 8: As we may approach Michieu. We have already sent signals.
A smaller boat is putting out for you. It will
be here in a little Why thank you a smaller boat?
Speaker 4: Good lord Poems, you were hinting at the naval significance
of the island of God.
Speaker 6: Yes, what have I was?
Speaker 4: Or what good would it be as a pot if
even a small boat like this can only come within
half a mile awa.
Speaker 5: It for a service?
Speaker 6: Doesn't know? But we speaking of submarines.
Speaker 7: The gas I learned from the Encyclopedia boasts a magnificent
interior of cavern accessible only through underwater channels.
Speaker 5: S got an.
Speaker 4: Ideal natural harbor and dry dock for a submarine fleet is.
Speaker 7: Slain and on the control of the island of Garth,
Watson may well rest.
Speaker 6: The fate of the British Isles. Now old chap perhaps
you will see.
Speaker 7: Why Micraft were so anxious for us to collect a
pound of butter.
Speaker 4: Almost doesn't seem wonderful to be on land again. First
of fishing smack and then that wretched little rowing boat.
Then the bucket swinging is up to the face of
the cliff. Now at last I can stretch the legs.
Speaker 6: Stay old chap steady is dady? Let me give your hand.
You will soon get your land legs back.
Speaker 4: Thank Here, I have a big shake here I must confess. Hello,
who's that couple walking.
Speaker 6: To orders welcoming committee? No doubt?
Speaker 5: How do you know.
Speaker 1: Mister Shela Corms and doctor Watson. We'll maybe to present myself.
I'm doctor Hugo Obervalle.
Speaker 6: How do how do you do?
Speaker 5: Doctor?
Speaker 2: And this is missus Reeves the housekeep at horn Castle
where you will be staying.
Speaker 3: How do you Welcome to the island of God.
Speaker 2: Gentlemen, you are deput to come and greet you and
take you back to the castle. We can walk there
across the cliff tops. It isn't very fast, clendid.
Speaker 7: I think my friend will appreciate traveling on telepernel.
Speaker 2: Once again, dear me here, doctor, you are not a
good sailor perhaps no.
Speaker 5: Perhaps about it, sir, I had a miserable crossing.
Speaker 6: I am sorry to hear it.
Speaker 2: I trust you a short state the castle will be
some recompense for the job.
Speaker 9: The former presentation of the butter will take place tonight.
There will be no reason why you, gentlemen cannot return
to the mainland tomorrow.
Speaker 7: Oh, thank you, Missus Reeves. But it's more than likely.
Think we shall stay on for a few days.
Speaker 3: It will be quite unnecessary.
Speaker 7: I'm afraid that is a matter for Missus Horn and
ourselves to decide.
Speaker 9: I'm afraid that Missus Horn is incapable of making any
further decisions.
Speaker 5: What do you mean, madam?
Speaker 2: Obviously you have not heard, but the news is slow
in reaching the mainland.
Speaker 3: Missus Horn died yesterday.
Speaker 5: Died, good Lord, a natural death.
Speaker 3: I spirst, But of course I attended her myself.
Speaker 1: A simple case of heart failure.
Speaker 9: The poor lady died.
Speaker 6: In her sleep.
Speaker 1: Shelby, begin our walk to the castle.
Speaker 4: Hi, Johanns has changing things? Do you suppose it was
a natural death?
Speaker 6: I suppose nothing, old fellow.
Speaker 7: But in almost twenty years of practice, I can recall
precisely three clients, actual or potential, who died natural deaths.
Speaker 6: Come on, let's follow.
Speaker 10: Them, mister shellicombe, Doctor Watson.
Speaker 9: This is this Christopher Horn, grandson of Missus Horn and
the new ruler of God.
Speaker 2: Hello, son, ask your fellows to come over here. Too
bad you have to arrive just as the poor old
girl kicked the bucket.
Speaker 7: Though, Allow me to offer my condolences on your grandmother's death.
Speaker 2: Indeed, mister, thank you, it was a ghostly business. I
found her frightful sight. There was an awful, an awful silly.
Speaker 6: Grin on the old Jes's pace.
Speaker 9: And don't you think it would be more to the
point if you were to explain the ceremony and connection
with tonight's presentation.
Speaker 1: You're right, breb Ve is a.
Speaker 2: Terrible tyrant, but she is efficient, and what I do
without her? Always ran everything for poor old Granny.
Speaker 1: Why when the old.
Speaker 9: Girl was ill, he Christopher, I gave you a schedule
of the ceremonies this morning.
Speaker 3: What did you do with its?
Speaker 9: Apreeby, I don't know, must have lost it, and I
have my own copy in the study.
Speaker 1: That's well, I don't know what I do without your Excuse.
Speaker 5: Us a moment, gentlemen. I'll be back.
Speaker 4: Ma Oh, what a fuss going on here? That boy
is completely under the farm of Missus Reeves. He was
trying to tell us something, but that frightful woman kept
changing a subject.
Speaker 7: We spoke of an awful, silly grin on the dead
woman's face. Didn't that suggest something to you.
Speaker 4: Right, Joe, That's one of the characteristic symptoms of stricting.
Speaker 6: Poison, exact, your fellow.
Speaker 7: And perhaps he was going on to mention the equally
characteristic arching of the body. We've got to get mister
Hornt to ourselves for a little while, and you've got
to examined the body of the dead woman, and it's
going to be difficult.
Speaker 6: Hmm.
Speaker 7: Another balcony outside the window. Yes, tears come along. Let's
see what it leads to.
Speaker 4: The balcony seems to lead right round this particular wing
of the castle.
Speaker 5: Must have served as a lookout of the olden days.
I wish the balculey were a little wider.
Speaker 4: Must be a sheer drop of a couple hundred feet
down to the rocks below.
Speaker 7: Yeah, hello, here's mister the windows and the room adjoying
the one we just came out of. It's got a
little closer show. We may be able to find out something.
Can you see anything? Yes, they're in there. Missus Reed's
and the boy. She's leaving the room. That's an opportunity.
I'll tap on the window.
Speaker 5: Have you seen this? He's coming to open it.
Speaker 3: What are you two doing out there marrying a few?
Speaker 5: Yes, my boys, it's quite beautiful.
Speaker 6: And mister Harn, yes, mister ns.
Speaker 7: I was a great Admira of your grandmother, and I
was interested in what you were telling me of her death.
Speaker 6: She had a grin on her face, who said.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was It was awful.
Speaker 2: Her her body was all hunched up like a croquet hoop.
Speaker 5: I asked that.
Speaker 2: Dtor Oberbart said it was perfectly all right, but I
must say it.
Speaker 1: Seemed geshed odd to me.
Speaker 5: It was far from all right.
Speaker 6: Time, I assure you, and you started to say something else.
What was it?
Speaker 10: Let me?
Speaker 6: You said, when she was ill?
Speaker 1: Oh, yes, that was a silly business.
Speaker 2: When she was ill, she thought she was in danger
from poisoning, so she made missus Reeves taste all her
food and drink.
Speaker 6: You really, where is your grandmother's body now?
Speaker 1: In the west wing?
Speaker 3: The funeral's to a bit monow, money, I see where did.
Speaker 6: Missus Reeds go?
Speaker 9: You around the balcony behind you, gentlemen, listening to your
conversation with the greatest interests Christopher. Let me warn you
these men are the emissaries of the British government. They
would stop at nothing to take the island over. These
men are trying to influence you against me, against Tibe,
who has looked after you ever since you were born,
and who tries to protect you now that your grandmother
has gone and you are alone.
Speaker 5: Yes, I know, really, but after all, what is your.
Speaker 9: Pride as the head of the Horn family, the tenure
of gath the gas that I am trying to say
for you. This man is completely I'm scrupulous. He was
about to accuse me of murder and you, mister Sherlock.
Speaker 6: Holmes, the thought had occurred to me, and missus Reeves.
Speaker 9: Of course it had, because you wish to poison.
Speaker 3: Christopher's mind against me. Well, mister Holmes, we have no.
Speaker 9: Police on the island of goth Our.
Speaker 1: Only law is the.
Speaker 9: Word of the senor, and Christopher now holds that title.
Speaker 1: Senior.
Speaker 6: What do you say?
Speaker 3: Will you allow an.
Speaker 9: Englishman to blind you by accusing.
Speaker 2: Me of being a murderess, mister Holmes, Doctor Watson, I
shall meet you at the ceremony tonight beyond that I
don't care to speak to you again.
Speaker 5: Good day.
Speaker 9: A shame to spoil your plans, isn't it, mister Holmes, Well.
Speaker 7: From so magnificent Watson magnificent, a murderess who seeks to
defeat me by choosing herself superb, then you gain, my
dear fellow, and one that must be played for finish.
Speaker 2: We'll he have the rest of doctor Watson's story in
just a second. So I'm just going to remind you
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Doctor Watson, this is certainly an unusual story you're telling
us tonight. What happened after Missus Reeves left you and
Sherlock Holmes standing on the balcony.
Speaker 4: We've taught to our rooms and had a quiet and
lonely lunch those the great man said little. I could
see that he was deeply excited that his Jane was
evolving some plan that would enable us to solve.
Speaker 5: The mister missus Horn's death.
Speaker 4: After lunch, we started to descend the stairs leading to
the main hall of Garth Castle.
Speaker 5: As we did so, Homes said.
Speaker 6: Weston, there are no danger ourselves.
Speaker 7: Missus Reeves knows that we're here as emissaries of the
British governments, and if we didn't.
Speaker 4: Return with the butter within a few days, there'd be
a British dreadnought here looking for us.
Speaker 7: However, I am in danger of one of my worst defeats.
Speaker 6: My professional pride is peaked.
Speaker 7: If only I I Watson at home. If at any
time today it's the pure note, don't read it at
once the.
Speaker 5: Sh bere comes.
Speaker 7: Missus Reeveeves precisely. Marts and I entirely agree. If I
do not make the test on Missus Horn's body within
twenty four hours of our death, it will be useless.
I must make it by three o'clock this afternoon.
Speaker 9: Mister Holmes, oh yes, Missus Reeves, I want to apologize
for my behavior before London.
Speaker 3: I was intolerably rue.
Speaker 9: Whatever of my quaros, maybe with British politics, I at
least oh to both have you the duties.
Speaker 7: Of hospital It's very gracious of you, Missus Reeves. I
wonder would your hospitality also include a personally conducted tour
of the subterranean caverns for which this island has become
internationally famous.
Speaker 3: Would they really interesting?
Speaker 5: Well, i've heard that my friend and I won't have
the tops monitor.
Speaker 7: We have plenty of time. As long as we're back
here by three o'clock.
Speaker 9: I'm sure doctor Oberbolt would be delighted to join us.
Speaker 4: He has made quite a study of the unique rock for.
Speaker 6: Me that spended it should prove a most interesting excursion.
Speaker 5: But Holmes, why do we want to go stomping around
a lot of dampens? Will they carefully exercise? What do us?
Speaker 6: Good old fellow?
Speaker 7: Will you leave the way, Missus Reeves, and please remember
that it's most important.
Speaker 5: That I return.
Speaker 9: You remember, mister Holmes, you must be back here by
three o club little fervor, mister Holmes, and we shall
reach the giant cavern.
Speaker 7: Ah most interesting. Watson and doctor Oberbaugh seem to have
lagged behind us somewhat.
Speaker 3: They will be here in a moment.
Speaker 1: There this is the giant cabin.
Speaker 7: Ah magnificent, truly un miracle of nature. It's a natural
submarine dry dock, hewn out of the rocks.
Speaker 3: Yes, mister Holmes.
Speaker 9: And in the olden days, only the smugglers who inhabited
this island knew the entrance that leads to this cave.
The first tenure of Garth found a kasher vun told
wealth hidden here, big soup jewels. There are still the
remains of some of the finest cal that os brand
is taught.
Speaker 6: Upon the body an incomfortable drink.
Speaker 3: Would you care for some?
Speaker 9: It is our custom whenever visitors an er us with
their presence.
Speaker 6: To offer themage delighted.
Speaker 9: There is a national shelf here in the rocks, perfiding place.
Speaker 3: Hey, you are amister Holmes, and here is a glass.
Speaker 7: This is a rare privilege. I imagine that very few
people have been.
Speaker 9: Offered, only our most distinguished visitors.
Speaker 3: I assure you this.
Speaker 7: Cabin is completely inaccessible from the outer sea.
Speaker 9: I presume completely, unless, of course, ships could swim under
the sea witches.
Speaker 6: You know as well as I.
Speaker 7: They can'tsis reads, even outside the imaginings of Ulva.
Speaker 9: Indeed, would you care to explore a little deeper?
Speaker 1: The others will be with us.
Speaker 4: Soon, not overthow. The others seem to be somewhere hell
of us, Yes.
Speaker 1: They do, don't they?
Speaker 5: Doctor homes home?
Speaker 1: Well, are tear me?
Speaker 6: I'm afraid we cannot follow them?
Speaker 2: What do you mean the next cabin is already cut
off by the rising tide?
Speaker 5: Wait? You mean that cut off?
Speaker 6: I am afraid so, But do not worry, doctor.
Speaker 3: In a few hours the tide will will see it.
Speaker 2: They are in no danger, just shall I say, temporarily more?
Speaker 6: Oh, I can't understand it.
Speaker 7: I'm getting in front of you, sneaky.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 9: I'm afraid that we stayed here longer than I intended.
I fear that we are cut off by the tide.
Speaker 6: Cut off for the tide.
Speaker 9: Really no danger. In a few hours we should be
able to return. But I'm afraid I cannot get you
back at three o'clock, which was the time I promised.
Speaker 7: It's vital, hey, heaps absolutely the vitels that I can
get back, As looks sleepy, please keep talking.
Speaker 4: Must keep awake, Go go. I must get to Shlock
Holmes at once.
Speaker 2: I am sorry, a doctor, but we are not able
to control the forces of nature. We cannot force the
water to receive. Your friend is in no day job.
Speaker 4: And nobody's got a most important test he must make
by three o'clock.
Speaker 6: I'm afraid that will be impossible.
Speaker 5: I've got to do something.
Speaker 4: You should have come to these plastic change the first
place kind of on.
Speaker 5: Earth I ought to do. Thank you. Note at Holmes
gave me told me to what where did I put it?
Speaker 9: Ah?
Speaker 4: Here it is note for mister Sheilla Holmes. Then vital
that you make medical tests.
Speaker 5: Great Scott talk overall.
Speaker 4: It's absolutely necessary for me to return to the castle
at once.
Speaker 2: Indeed, it notes for mister Sherlock Holmes, and now it
is most important that you return to the castle. No,
my fine English friend, I am afraid I cannot allow
you to.
Speaker 5: I don't know how you propose to stop this, sir.
Speaker 6: You see this while ba and.
Speaker 5: Do you see this stick? I warn your head, Doc
dom I know you don't. I'm sorry you can't hear me.
Doctor over vote.
Speaker 4: But when Sherlock Holmes gives me orders I carry him out.
Speaker 7: Ah Eh, missus Reeves are still trapped for the tide.
Speaker 6: What time is it?
Speaker 9: I'm afraid that you'll be a trifle late for your
importance appointments.
Speaker 6: Deliberately trapped me here. He dragged the brandy and kept
me a prisoner.
Speaker 1: Did I now?
Speaker 9: Why should I do that, mister Holmes, Because you are agreed.
Speaker 7: With a power that's obvious in our domination of that
person to weak young man who is now senior at Gath.
I'm sure your beliefs would find support in certain ideologies
now arising in Germany. You are choice of a German
doctors and accompass in your plans would support that theory.
Speaker 9: And what might my plans be?
Speaker 7: I should say that you're determined to give goth As
a submarine based to Germany. With this island and their power,
they could control the channel.
Speaker 9: Very interesting, and I suppose, as well as being a spy,
I'm responsible for missus Horn's murder.
Speaker 7: You and doctor Oberbauve between you, she was too strong
for you had to get her out of the way.
You'll probably made subtle attempts on her life at first,
the origin of which he did not realize that which
caused her adventurely to.
Speaker 5: Send to me.
Speaker 6: My arrival fothed your hand, and so you.
Speaker 7: And doctor Oberbaud resort into the quite unsubtle expedient of
poisoning her.
Speaker 9: All pure supposition, mister Holmes, the only law and silent
as Christopher Horn.
Speaker 3: Do you suppose he will believe you?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 7: I suppose you were You've outputted me, Missus Reeves. I
walked into your track just as you intended me to.
Speaker 9: Then in that case, you may collect your pound of
butter tonight's and return to the mainland.
Speaker 7: Tomaster Reeves, How much longer do we have to wait
for the tide before we can make our way back
to the castle.
Speaker 1: We can leave now. We could have left at any time.
Speaker 9: There's another secret entrance that is above the tide level.
I merely had to make you overstay the hour of
your test. I could not risk Christopher's seeing definite proof.
Come now I shall lead you back, you fool.
Speaker 5: Holmes. Holmes, where have you been all this time?
Speaker 6: My bad watch? And did you open the note?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 6: Followed my instruction?
Speaker 5: Yes, it was as you've suspected.
Speaker 6: Thank Kevin ol Chat. Then now we can hoist have
weather on the touch? Here she comes.
Speaker 9: I am glad to see, gentlemen, that you have assembled
here in the Sai Year's room. The ceremony of presenting
the butter Traditionally it takes place here. As soon as
Christopher arrives, we will explain our customs in this matter,
Doctor Watson. I trust that her Overwald proved an interesting companion,
and your excursion this afternoon.
Speaker 5: Yes, is indeed most interesting.
Speaker 4: We had a discussion of the relative minutes of the
walking stick versus a revolver. I think I was able
to make my argument fairly convincing.
Speaker 3: There is doctor Overwalts now.
Speaker 5: I imagine he's lying down.
Speaker 4: He had all the symptoms of impending headache when I
saw him last.
Speaker 3: Why are you smiling, mister Holmes?
Speaker 1: What's been going on?
Speaker 7: I'm afraid Missus Reeves that your plans have miss fired
rather badly. As soon as mister Fawn arrives, I expect
you will be under arrest for murder and high treason.
Speaker 6: Christopher would never believe.
Speaker 2: You, wouldn't I, Missus Reeves, you poisoned my grandmother.
Speaker 1: Christopher?
Speaker 9: What lies have these men been telling you?
Speaker 1: You're the one that's been telling me, Lie.
Speaker 2: I believed you when you said you'd been tasting the
old lady's food. When Dr Watson showed me the results
of his test this afternoon and was as clear as
daylight that the tests could prove.
Speaker 9: Nothing after twenty four hours had passed, you said.
Speaker 6: So yourself, mister Holk, deliberately.
Speaker 7: Missus reeves, I'm afraid that I invented that mythical twenty
four hour test. I knew that as soon as I
mentioned it, you would attempt to prevent my carrying it out,
so I was delighted when you fell into my trap.
You thought that you were shanghaiing me, whereas in reality
I was shanghaiing you.
Speaker 1: My job is to prove.
Speaker 7: Your guilt to the signor. With your dominant presence away
from the household, it was easy for Doctor Watson to
make his test, You devil. You knew all the time,
of course I did, but I had to deceive you.
I'm glad my performance was sufficiently convincing. By the way,
missus Reeves, the.
Speaker 6: Drug brandy was dreadfully clumsy.
Speaker 7: You didn't drink it home, of course I didn't, but
it was very unflattering to me that Missus Reeves.
Speaker 5: Thought I might.
Speaker 2: Missus Reeves he realized what this means, don't you. I'm
going to ask these gentlemen to take you and doctor
ber Out back to the mainland with them.
Speaker 9: Tomorrow you can stand trial in a British court.
Speaker 7: Liver.
Speaker 5: I was born on the island of Dawn.
Speaker 1: I have lived here all.
Speaker 5: My life, and I said, die, what are you up to, Supper?
She's going out on the balcony one day, God along
to Germany one day. The whole world we belong to Germany.
Goodbye you plenty rats. Truck's gone.
Speaker 6: It must be a couple hundred feet the rocks below.
Speaker 5: What's a dreadful thing?
Speaker 3: I still can't believe she was a murderers and kind
of traitor.
Speaker 7: Now shock shabby finished with shabby business, mister Vaughan. I
suggest if we make sure doctor Oberbau does not escape justice,
and that we then perform the ritual presentation of the butter.
Speaker 2: Yes, mister Holmes, the Island of Gods will still Patrigert
to England, and I think it always will.
Speaker 3: Well, Doctor, that was some story.
Speaker 1: So Germany didn't get the island of Garth afterrol.
Speaker 4: No, it's about telling fact in after years, Island proved
to be an invaluable submarine based for England.
Speaker 3: Say what about the pound of butter?
Speaker 1: Did Holmes get it?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 5: Is, yes, But why are you so interested in the butter?
Are you kidding?
Speaker 3: In our house?
Speaker 2: Butter is our second most favorite topic of conversation?
Speaker 4: Your second most favorite? Well, what's your favorite topic of conversation?
Speaker 1: Remember you asked me Petree wine? If I didn't know, doctor, that.
Speaker 2: Petree wine is something to really talk about. You know,
the Petrie family has been making wine for generations. Why
the art of making fine wine is their heritage, handed
down from father to son, from father to son.
Speaker 1: Believe me, when it.
Speaker 2: Comes to turning luscious sun ripen California grapes into fragrant,
delicious wine, the Petrie family really knows how, and they're
proud of their wine too. That's why the name Petrie
on a bottle of wine really means something, the personal
assurance of the Petrie family that every drop of that
wine is good wine. It ought to be because Petrie
took time to bring you good wine. Well, Doctor Watson,
what new Sherlock Holmes adventure do you have lined up
for us next?
Speaker 5: Week.
Speaker 4: Next week, mister bout churl, I'm going to tell you
a story that took place on the Sussex Downs many
many years ago.
Speaker 5: It concerns a young.
Speaker 4: Girl, a painter in watercolors, and a very wise old lady.
Speaker 5: I call it the Adventure of the Living Doll.
Speaker 1: Tonight.
Speaker 2: Sherlock Holm's Adventure was written by Dennis Green and Anthony
Boucher and was suggested by an incident and the Artur
Connan Doyle story. The Adventure of the Bruce Pottington Plants.
Music is by Dean Fossler. Mister Rathborne appears through the
courtesy of Metro Goldwyn and mister Bruce through the courtesy
of Universal Pictures. But they are our starring in the
Sherlock Holmes series. The Petree Wine Company of San Francisco,
California invite you to tune in again next week, same time,
same station. Sherlock Holmes comes to you from our Hollywood Studios.
This is Harry Bartel saying good night for the Petrie Family.
For a solid hour of exciting mystery dramas. Listen every
Monday on most of these same stations at eight o'clock
to Michael Shane followed immediately by Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 1: This is the mutual broadcasting system.