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Speaker 2: with his old friend, that master Detective Sherlock Holmes. You know,
Speaker 2: the lives of Holmes and Watson were not always filled
Speaker 2: with action. They spent many at quiet evening at home
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Speaker 1: And now I'm sure our old.
Speaker 2: Friend doctor Watson's expecting us. Let's tap on his study door.
Speaker 2: Come in, good evening, doctor, good evenings about Joe.
Speaker 1: Come over here. By the far, I was just having
Speaker 1: a cup of coffee. We don't care to join. Men.
Speaker 3: Thanks, that'll be nice to prevent you falling asleat during
Speaker 3: my story tonight.
Speaker 2: There's no chance of that, doctor. From the hint you
Speaker 2: gave us last week, it sounded like quite a story.
Speaker 2: It began in a circus in Paris.
Speaker 3: You told us, Yes, my boy, the circus, colorful world, affordust.
Speaker 1: And stank the world.
Speaker 3: Mister Bartell, that I may tell you confidentially, always held
Speaker 3: an irresistible fascination for me.
Speaker 1: When I was a youngster three two doctor. In fact,
Speaker 1: when I was.
Speaker 3: Eight years old, I felt des in love with a
Speaker 3: lady bareback rider, a stunning creature who wore pink silk
Speaker 3: tights with gold sequins on him. Unfortunately, my mother caught
Speaker 3: me writing her proposal marriage. And I'm afraid that that's
Speaker 3: another story than one that you probably wouldn't find really interesting.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry I would, doctor, but I think it'd be
Speaker 2: safer to stake to your show like.
Speaker 3: Hons'll probably right, my boy. Well, it was a winter
Speaker 3: in the eighteen nineties and Holmes and I went to Paris.
Speaker 3: On our second day there, Holmes suggested we tend that
Speaker 3: night's performance as a sir royal leaders to remark. I
Speaker 3: was delighted, mister Bartell, and shortly after nine o'clock that night,
Speaker 3: I found myself seated by besides Holmes in a box
Speaker 3: near the ringside. It was an incredibly vivid scene, even
Speaker 3: for that city of color and light. The gay customs
Speaker 3: of the women and the gaudy tappings of the ring
Speaker 3: masters and towns looked like a giant teidoscope under the
Speaker 3: blazing claire of the art lamps.
Speaker 1: As we sat there, a brass band nearby blared foss
Speaker 1: some popular music of the day. Here he didn't appear
Speaker 1: to be enjoying himself, and so I leaned across and
Speaker 1: touched it up.
Speaker 4: H what is it, Watson, William?
Speaker 1: Are very quiet homes. Aren't you having a good time?
Speaker 4: Good time? Hoispers? Wal Chapad is just wondering where mister.
Speaker 5: Edwards is mister Edwards, who's he extremely distinguest plant.
Speaker 4: Mister meet us in this box at nine o'clock, clowns.
Speaker 1: So this little excursion was on business?
Speaker 4: After all years, I might have learned nobody othoro.
Speaker 5: In your case, I think you'll be able to combine
Speaker 5: quite a little pleasure with the business.
Speaker 1: Can't you be a little more explicit? Home?
Speaker 4: It comes to the ring master.
Speaker 1: Where the predect steel.
Speaker 6: Mademoiselle Jess, you're they arian acobas.
Speaker 7: Old and only.
Speaker 5: Yes, I've heard of her. She's a bare back rider
Speaker 5: and Johnson can't hell fellow. She also has quite a
Speaker 5: reputation as a fen fetale. Three duels have been fought
Speaker 5: over her. A young English artistan on the Grenadier God's
Speaker 5: committed suicide ask because of her, and a famous French banker.
Speaker 4: Is a present English in prison because her extravagances drove
Speaker 4: into appropriate funds that did not belong to him. Yes, Watson,
Speaker 4: she's an extremely colorful personality.
Speaker 1: In her home is the funniest thing.
Speaker 3: When I was eight years old, I felt volentine in
Speaker 3: love with the lady bare back rider.
Speaker 1: She bought took soup tights with golden sequence on him.
Speaker 1: But unfortunately, hose she's looking away.
Speaker 3: She's jumping from the back of one horse to the
Speaker 3: other shere perky of motion.
Speaker 4: Lady appeals to watsn't bye?
Speaker 1: George? Indeed, infect Holmes, I know I'm telling you if
Speaker 1: I were a married man, And yes, hello, excellent, that's
Speaker 1: the very reason for our attendance. That's what Heaven's name
Speaker 1: you're talking about, Holmes. How they are?
Speaker 4: Good evening, mister Edwards.
Speaker 1: Home is my Jeff? How are you?
Speaker 8: I haven't seen you since since that affair at Windsor.
Speaker 5: Castle when mother, excuse me, I'm mister my Cross and
Speaker 5: this is my friend, Sir William Nigel William Night of course.
Speaker 1: Of course, and I am mister Edwards.
Speaker 8: We must respect each other's incognito.
Speaker 4: How did you do it?
Speaker 1: So? William? I am extremely honored to meet you, mister Edward.
Speaker 1: How do you like yourself? Isn't she just stunning creature? Yes? Indeed,
Speaker 1: jeus the brothers to have supper together after the performance
Speaker 1: to Night I understand.
Speaker 9: Well, Unfortunately I can't be there, Micraft. There some stupid
Speaker 9: affair of damacy which I had to attend. We must
Speaker 9: postpone the dinner until tomorrow. Very well, son, come over
Speaker 9: to my hotel a little early and we can discuss
Speaker 9: the whole business personally.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of foss is being made about nothing.
Speaker 9: Now, if you'll excuse me, gentlemen, I must go back
Speaker 9: and see chattel for a moment and tell her that
Speaker 9: I can't keep off upon for tonight.
Speaker 1: I'll see you tomorrow. Micraft, good night, sir, will you
Speaker 1: good night?
Speaker 4: Good nights at all?
Speaker 1: Lal Now, Holmes, what's all this mischief? That was mister Edwards?
Speaker 4: It was the princess Spots would be indispressionable fellow.
Speaker 5: Mister Edwards, as you know, is extremely democratic, too much
Speaker 5: so possibly when one considers his position and responsibilities, he's
Speaker 5: become quite seriously involved with Mademoiselle as you tell the
Speaker 5: lead fare back rider who has.
Speaker 4: Just left the ring. Oh so that's it is quite naturally.
Speaker 5: I suppose it is deeply concerned over the matter, and
Speaker 5: I've been intrusted the delicate mission of protecting mister Edwards.
Speaker 1: Who does yoursel giron Day know that it is too
Speaker 1: identitatious work.
Speaker 4: That's the first thing that we have to find out.
Speaker 5: It's possible that she is simply captivated by having a
Speaker 5: rich Englishman at her feet. If one other hand she
Speaker 5: knows who mister Edwards is, then we may be in
Speaker 5: for greatular trouble. How are you going to find her
Speaker 5: up by tempting her with a richer Englishman and run
Speaker 5: with a title, That, my dear fellow, is why you
Speaker 5: are Sir William Nigel.
Speaker 4: You mean to Your job is to do your utmost
Speaker 4: to steal as she sells your on day from mister Edwards.
Speaker 1: But don't even know the girl.
Speaker 4: We remedy that defect in a few minutes.
Speaker 5: As soon as the performance is over, my dear chap,
Speaker 5: I shall take you to her dressing room and arrange
Speaker 5: an introduction.
Speaker 3: I must say, homes The backstage life in the circus
Speaker 3: is even more colorful than in the ring.
Speaker 4: What makes you sad over them?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: I just saw a pin having tea with a beard
Speaker 3: lady while the swords follower was standing behind him practicing
Speaker 3: his act.
Speaker 4: Hello, see that man standing talking to the culling tice.
Speaker 5: Fact the gentleman is Inspector Berne of the French Police,
Speaker 5: an old friend and a distant relative of mine.
Speaker 4: Day, how are you or monshell and me? Come on
Speaker 4: please on this occasion. My name is Mike Croft, if
Speaker 4: you don't mind, and this is my friend, Sir William Nigel.
Speaker 1: I shan't pay.
Speaker 10: She William a film with me to introduce Mademoiselle Yvette Mara.
Speaker 1: Are you.
Speaker 10: What brings you behind the scenes that the circus may
Speaker 10: ask Moshe Microft my friends.
Speaker 4: William is most anxious to meet the acquaintance of Mademoiselle
Speaker 4: jon Day.
Speaker 3: But the god gentleman man wishes to meet Jesue Geronde
Speaker 3: fanad ask thee he.
Speaker 1: Will present you to wear.
Speaker 10: No betchery, Do not begin that all over again.
Speaker 1: You in love with her? Your boy wait, been in
Speaker 1: love with her? I wish you see say and I
Speaker 1: think I got yelled myself, my soul inspector. She's a little,
Speaker 1: Sir William.
Speaker 10: Many times I've told her that, She says her one day,
Speaker 10: would never waste her time with a simple police inspector.
Speaker 10: She prefers a wealthy foreigner, but if they can come
Speaker 10: from Pa. She does not understand that.
Speaker 4: She does not believe was dressed in text on me?
Speaker 4: And what is she doing in the circus? She walks
Speaker 4: the tight trop always.
Speaker 10: A queen of the high wire, a charming and a talented.
Speaker 1: Girl, but the most most most jealous.
Speaker 5: My distinguished friend, Sir William Nigel is most anxious to meet.
Speaker 5: She sells her on day when you produce him. I
Speaker 5: should prefer not prepare on the matter.
Speaker 4: Of the stage.
Speaker 1: Oh myself. Then I will take you to a dressing room.
Speaker 1: Please come with me, all right, I'll see you right
Speaker 1: at home.
Speaker 4: Are they waiting for you?
Speaker 3: Chad?
Speaker 4: Good luck?
Speaker 10: Hey, you're a lucky man, Sir William. Gizelle has quite
Speaker 10: a pansion for the Englishman. And when they're itch and
Speaker 10: have a title, I'm sure she finds them.
Speaker 1: Business is living too.
Speaker 10: But of course I shall doniage that I'm only a
Speaker 10: poor police. Hey here, yeah, Giselle, monsieur, permit me to
Speaker 10: present to you Sir William Nagel. He's a great admirer
Speaker 10: of you.
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, Madam.
Speaker 11: Sir William Nager, go on in city of Beside.
Speaker 8: Meet William.
Speaker 1: I shall leave you all black.
Speaker 8: Is it closer there?
Speaker 1: That is much more courtly? Not. It's nice you to
Speaker 1: see me.
Speaker 3: Mademoiselle's your former, my Englishman.
Speaker 4: You may call me Giselle, and I shall call you all.
Speaker 11: Let me I should call you so will.
Speaker 1: You not Willie, I should call you Willie.
Speaker 4: You do not.
Speaker 3: Very delightful, quite delightful, my dear. I just hoping perhaps
Speaker 3: that you care have it. It will summer with me tonight.
Speaker 3: So what about some some oyster, the cold pheasant and
Speaker 3: bottle of two pome and green and Sunday two. You
Speaker 3: get to taste all the world and drink.
Speaker 8: Really, I can see how perfect.
Speaker 1: Well you know, you know it's it's a funny thing.
Speaker 1: What is the funny?
Speaker 3: Think?
Speaker 1: Really? When I was eight years old I fell.
Speaker 3: Violently in love with her and then lift their back
Speaker 3: right in the circus history seems very thinking.
Speaker 12: Here a fiery So you no longer knock when you
Speaker 12: come to my door?
Speaker 1: Who is it? This is a man. My name is
Speaker 1: Nigel William, Nigel, my good man. And who may you be?
Speaker 4: I am Ice your ISLIERI I.
Speaker 1: Am Alfio Alfieri. And what is he?
Speaker 12: A train of wild animals?
Speaker 1: And I'm here. You must not speak to you?
Speaker 4: Where you belong to me?
Speaker 1: Sunday, stupid englishman?
Speaker 4: Away fund belong to you, she said, belong to no one.
Speaker 1: I have to take him up that way. Put it down,
Speaker 1: you scoundrel. That's the time it will be your face.
Speaker 1: You have this spinal blackout using your hand against the
Speaker 1: woman shot oh moll shell.
Speaker 11: Willie has knocked him down. He certainly deserved it, and
Speaker 11: you in turn deserves something. Really come close, Willy, and
Speaker 11: I give it to you a little key.
Speaker 12: Will You are so strong, so astute.
Speaker 3: It was nothing nothing you told her about Champagne.
Speaker 12: Got more Champagne, Chaselle wing Sward, have a box for
Speaker 12: the man.
Speaker 1: I was hoping that pass. Sorry, but my time is occupied.
Speaker 4: I'm showing delights to more Moto more shell.
Speaker 7: Willy Magma la knew to create a fair last bank, he.
Speaker 1: Says, which to add five string? Color purls his three strings.
Speaker 11: What is my really too?
Speaker 1: So that you can't hang too many pearls on a
Speaker 1: pudding neck like yours? I'll take a five string collar
Speaker 1: my good.
Speaker 3: Following speadily, but some splentdidayess, but homes I first to
Speaker 3: blasted fool handing the jewelers.
Speaker 1: Fellow check signed by Sir William Nigel.
Speaker 5: You watch your buddy, ollowmember, what cand is money is
Speaker 5: the least important concern in this matter?
Speaker 4: Under the markquarade Orkalow, under the mark parade.
Speaker 1: More Champagne. Gus On needs that she hits from by
Speaker 1: it more Champagne, you know you do hoving?
Speaker 4: What do you think, Darnay Moselgi one day, come into
Speaker 4: the evening performance.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, miss Perms, I escorted her to a dressing room,
Speaker 10: and half an hour ago mister Edwards isn't there with her.
Speaker 10: Now at last, it seems she has used for a
Speaker 10: poor policeman. Last night she found a threatening on her
Speaker 10: makeup table. Since then she has been most grateful for
Speaker 10: my company.
Speaker 1: A threatening letter. Any idea of whom center Pooh?
Speaker 10: Yes, of course, I'm afraid I had miss yours.
Speaker 1: I told her to pay no attention.
Speaker 10: By the perfume of the notepaper, I recognized the center.
Speaker 10: A jealous tightrope walker called Vet Mara. Oh poor Evet.
Speaker 10: She would make a very period criminal.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid. Still.
Speaker 10: Giselle asked me to stay outside her dressing room till
Speaker 10: the performance start.
Speaker 1: You wish to see her? Yes?
Speaker 4: Oh, good evening, Miss Breadber evening.
Speaker 9: Micraft evenings come. I look here, Micraft. I think this
Speaker 9: little game gone far enough. Joselle has just ref here.
Speaker 9: It's another invitation of mine. Now I know who Sir
Speaker 9: William Nigel is and I swear I'll tell her.
Speaker 4: Don't you think so? That the lady is hardly worth
Speaker 4: bothering about.
Speaker 5: I'm surely this whole incident with William proves that she's
Speaker 5: a scheming little adventures. A fictitious title and an apparently
Speaker 5: bottomless purse have thrown her up and her two colors.
Speaker 10: I could have told you the same thing with us,
Speaker 10: such an experiment bad when we last pleasure.
Speaker 9: Rived Micraft, I've been a fool an idiots. Well that's
Speaker 9: a pretty ankle, turned his head, a conceited both letters.
Speaker 4: Just say, monsie, that you have been a man.
Speaker 1: Who do you think?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 3: Just going back to see yousell fro a moment, I
Speaker 3: promise ly flowers for her.
Speaker 5: Just a minute, Watson, I I hate to dath in
Speaker 5: your other old chap, but the masquerade is ended.
Speaker 9: And then what do you mean it's just come bonger
Speaker 9: necessary for you to impersonate Sir William Nigel or to
Speaker 9: pay court to chase Oh.
Speaker 3: Will well, absolute a great relief, great belief. How here's
Speaker 3: the whole business?
Speaker 4: Oh yes, yes, I'm sure you have. We appreciate the
Speaker 4: sacrifices that you've made and mis rep.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, well I must go back and see her
Speaker 3: once more. Though we had a ronivous for tonight and
Speaker 3: I was canceled. Don't form the thing to do, I.
Speaker 1: Would be eminem.
Speaker 10: Never have I seen a man more down casts. Obviously
Speaker 10: with him by the arms business was a pleasure.
Speaker 1: And Jerry, where you boy? Not the Englishman?
Speaker 13: I just saw him go in.
Speaker 1: So she'sa's the.
Speaker 5: Room whom you referring, not the man that called himself
Speaker 5: Sir William Heidels two days ago.
Speaker 1: He strikes me. I have to settle with him. No
Speaker 1: man strike a YERI do not.
Speaker 10: Cause any more trouble fery on what I've been told.
Speaker 4: You totally deserved what happened here?
Speaker 5: He come now?
Speaker 1: You English you, I'll here He changed you to your homes?
Speaker 4: Oh much? What is it?
Speaker 1: There's spice as a ghost. It's it's there. What's wrong?
Speaker 1: She's dead, she's lying down her breathing room.
Speaker 10: Strangle strange, and only half an hour ago I spoke
Speaker 10: with her myself. Since then I've been standing in this
Speaker 10: corridor guarding your door at her own request. Only two
Speaker 10: men have vented his dressing rooms instead, you, monsieur, Edwards
Speaker 10: and you, Sir William Nagen, what are you suggesting?
Speaker 1: You know, I am suggesting nothing.
Speaker 10: I am stating that these two gentlemen are to arrest
Speaker 10: for suspicion of murder.
Speaker 2: Doctor Watson's unusual story will continue in just a few
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Speaker 4: It's wonderful and why shouldn't it be. It's a Petri wine.
Speaker 2: Well, doctor Watson, So you and the mysterious mister Edwards
Speaker 2: got yourself arrested on suspicion of merchant.
Speaker 3: Yes, mister Holmes did everything is part of the straighte
Speaker 3: inspector Verne to release this, but it was useless, and
Speaker 3: so while mister Edwards and myself were languishing in detention cells,
Speaker 3: the local surte Holmes and the French inspector were examining
Speaker 3: the dressing room for the dead woman.
Speaker 5: I'm I'm sure it's same that, being as keen a
Speaker 5: detective as you are, you must suspect to write in.
Speaker 10: Stephen Sir Edwards, and of course martial rooms. But that
Speaker 10: is the danger of incognitos. If he chooses to assume
Speaker 10: the identity of blame, Missieu Edwards Dennie mustn delisks a
Speaker 10: blame mission.
Speaker 5: And you are convinced that either he or my friends
Speaker 5: strangled Mademoiselle's froe dame of you, and I'll have to
Speaker 5: prove to you that they didn't let me examine the
Speaker 5: body again. No, if she'd been strangled by either of
Speaker 5: my friends, why would her body be lying here under
Speaker 5: the window. It's fun away from the door by which
Speaker 5: they left this room as possible. That was nothing, No,
Speaker 5: but it's odd, he said was a strong girl. There
Speaker 5: might easily have been a struggle. Perhaps she tried to
Speaker 5: get away through the window, and yet there are no
Speaker 5: amunk to balance on her throat, just this piece of
Speaker 5: very fine cord that did its deadly work.
Speaker 4: So Keadney cut for the knife.
Speaker 10: Please do not remove the cordions. The body has not
Speaker 10: yet me photograph.
Speaker 4: Very hard for me, aren't you. You noticed, of course
Speaker 4: that the window is open.
Speaker 1: Yes, but we have examined it.
Speaker 10: No outside, there were no footprints within three years of
Speaker 10: the window. The murderer must have entered by the door
Speaker 10: that I was watching.
Speaker 5: Yes, it would be hard even for a professional acrobat
Speaker 5: to jump in at me. Your young friend eat it,
Speaker 5: Marah as a typewalker, eat it. But yeah, she's certainly alibative.
Speaker 5: He'd even sent a threatening letter and heard her express
Speaker 5: hatred and jealous to this dead woman. It's considerable that
Speaker 5: you could enter a room by a window without leaving
Speaker 5: footprints in the snow.
Speaker 4: Where was she at the time of the murder, I
Speaker 4: do not know.
Speaker 5: I was waiting for her in the qualidor, and I
Speaker 5: suggested we investigate her alibi at once, and after that,
Speaker 5: inspector I must pay a visit to Pasurfe. I don't
Speaker 5: want my friends to think that I've deserted them. Excuse me, sir, Yes,
Speaker 5: Herms and a fair he looks rather black. As I
Speaker 5: was telling you, you bet Marah the type rope walker
Speaker 5: was able to establish completely satisfactory alibi.
Speaker 4: Then they still suspects you or Dr Watson.
Speaker 1: Well, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: May I ask you a very straightforward question, sir?
Speaker 5: Of course, I can well understand that if you would
Speaker 5: gone into the dressing room and found the woman already murdered,
Speaker 5: you might easily be tempt to conceal the fact to
Speaker 5: avoid a scandal involving your person. Will you swear to me, sir,
Speaker 5: on your toy identity, that Gizelle was alive.
Speaker 4: When you left her?
Speaker 1: She was, Holmes, I swear it. Thank you.
Speaker 13: That's all I wanted to know, Olms.
Speaker 1: I'm glad to see you. You know, I've been thinking
Speaker 1: all this depends on Verney's evidence. Supposing he was the murderer.
Speaker 1: He told us that Gazelle had turned him down.
Speaker 5: You know, I thought of that that mister Edward swears
Speaker 5: that Gizelle was alive when he left the room, and yet.
Speaker 4: That means that mister Edward.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, no, it's unthinkable. You're not suggesting,
Speaker 1: Holmes if I thought.
Speaker 3: That impossible, I confessed to the murder myself. My life
Speaker 3: wouldn't matter if it in sects cattle like that.
Speaker 1: Great cottage, it's shatter.
Speaker 5: The empires heres. Will not sacrifice herself. You're as valuable
Speaker 5: a British institution as the line himself. No, my dear fellow,
Speaker 5: which will never sacrifice tool, not while my mind is
Speaker 5: still capable of my mind?
Speaker 1: That's it. Thank you Watson. You've given me the answer.
Speaker 7: What are you?
Speaker 1: Verbally?
Speaker 4: Patient?
Speaker 3: Fellow?
Speaker 4: And half an hour you'll be out of the cellar.
Speaker 1: A murder will be in it. Quess questions? Why a mustyle?
Speaker 5: I fiery answer so many questions, because you will not
Speaker 5: yet tell the truth.
Speaker 1: You murdered she.
Speaker 4: Held her on day? How many times I have would
Speaker 4: tell you I did not kill her? Why should I
Speaker 4: want to armor? Because you were jous, because she humiliated
Speaker 4: and tormented you?
Speaker 1: But I was not in dressing room. I have already
Speaker 1: proved that fact.
Speaker 5: How am I an audition that I can kill somebody
Speaker 5: without entering a room as gerry?
Speaker 4: I know how you killed Jesuels youron day without its necessity.
Speaker 5: You're entering this room and I smiled the man, please
Speaker 5: do to me. I don't need to tell you with
Speaker 5: the aid of so open the window out of the area.
Speaker 7: What game is this?
Speaker 4: And I well, then I'll open the window myself. Put
Speaker 4: your head out. Come on, So what do you see
Speaker 4: inspect of Alnae standing.
Speaker 5: Three yards away where you stood, and she's got your
Speaker 5: long training whip. Don't know?
Speaker 4: Stand there.
Speaker 5: The inspector isn't your skilled with a whip, but he
Speaker 5: wants to try a little experiment.
Speaker 3: Hold again, well, mister, well so this is a pleasant
Speaker 3: change from a prison ston certain years Temes.
Speaker 1: I can't tell you how great I am. I still
Speaker 1: don't quite understand how you did it.
Speaker 5: What's in rather a roundabout waivers responsible for giving him
Speaker 5: the clue?
Speaker 1: Well, on more than one occasional jep, I've.
Speaker 5: Had cause to deploy your rather florid style of writing tonight.
Speaker 5: I was very thankful for it. When I began to
Speaker 5: speak of the capabilities of my mind and a suddenly
Speaker 5: I remembered the phrase of yours which you referred to
Speaker 5: it's whipped like rapidity and accuracy.
Speaker 4: That, of course made me think about Fierry the animal trainer.
Speaker 8: Exactly how did he kill the poet?
Speaker 4: Well, sir, he.
Speaker 5: Stood outside the window, far enough away to leave no
Speaker 5: incriminating footprints, called to Zel, probably persuaded that Delena then
Speaker 5: snapped the weaponund her neck, pulling it tight and strangling her.
Speaker 1: And then I suppose he cut the cord and left
Speaker 1: the body fall back into.
Speaker 5: The room besides snail fellow, where he found a whipstock
Speaker 5: among his tackle, whipstock from which the lash had been cut.
Speaker 5: The stubber flash left matched the cord around the dead
Speaker 5: girl's throat.
Speaker 1: Amazing business. And I don't mind telling you, fellas, I'm
Speaker 1: very thankful to be.
Speaker 3: Through with it. In fact, I wouldn't be all surprised
Speaker 3: that his whole instant cures me of my love of circuses.
Speaker 8: Oh I didn't know you had a presilection in that direction.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, sir, Yes you don't mind. My sainto When
Speaker 5: he was an eight years old, he fell in love
Speaker 5: with a lady bare back rider.
Speaker 1: Didn't you want spit?
Speaker 3: Indeed what happened, Walter, I don't remember her name, but
Speaker 3: she wore pizza tights with golden sequins on them.
Speaker 1: I wrote her a rather fuckheaded lecker.
Speaker 2: Well, doctor, that was one of the most unusual stories
Speaker 2: you've ever told, And I might say you played a
Speaker 2: very prominent part in that case yourself.
Speaker 1: I suppose it is that just about your Giselle was
Speaker 1: a beautiful girl.
Speaker 2: Beautiful Well, I share a lot of that nickname she
Speaker 2: gave you. Weally Well, that is, I need that dog
Speaker 2: get embarrassed over her nickname.
Speaker 4: Doctor. You should hear the nickname I had.
Speaker 1: I went out to school.
Speaker 4: All the girls call me bottles them.
Speaker 3: Oh, I see from boto foto bottles, some.
Speaker 4: Nickname like a prophecy.
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: Well, they called me bottles. And now that's what I
Speaker 2: like to talk about most bottles, bottles of Petrie wine.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't known.
Speaker 2: I'd like to talk about Petrie wine because as far
Speaker 2: as I'm concerned, it's the swellist wine that ever poured
Speaker 2: from a bottle. That's because the Petrie family really knows
Speaker 2: how to make good wine.
Speaker 1: Well they ought to.
Speaker 2: They've been making good wine ever since they started the
Speaker 2: Petrie business way back in the eighteen hundreds, and since
Speaker 2: the Petrie family has always personally owned and operated their business,
Speaker 2: they've been able to keep that fine art of wine
Speaker 2: making right in the family, handing it on down from
Speaker 2: father to son, from father to son, from generation to generation.
Speaker 4: So it's no wonder.
Speaker 2: Whenever you want a good wine, you want a Petrie wine,
Speaker 2: because Petrie took time to bring you good wine.
Speaker 1: Well, doctor Watson, what new Sherlock.
Speaker 2: Holmes story are you going to tell us about?
Speaker 3: Well, this week, mister Bartel, I'm going to tell you
Speaker 3: of the strange adventure that Holmes and I head in
Speaker 3: the swampy fenlands of Norfolk concerned gypsy encampment. A child
Speaker 3: had vanished and a horrible death in the murky depths
Speaker 3: of a fearsome Quandma.
Speaker 2: Tonight's Sherlock Holm's Adventure was written by Dennis Breen and
Speaker 2: Anthony Boucher, and was suggested by an incident and the
Speaker 2: artur Conan Doyle's story. The Adventure of the Three Students.
Speaker 2: Music is by Dean Fossler. Mister Rathborne appears through the
Speaker 2: courtesy of Metro.
Speaker 4: Baldwin Mayor and mister Bruce through the courtesy.
Speaker 1: Of Universal Pictures, where they are now starting in the
Speaker 1: Sherlock Holmes series.
Speaker 2: The Pattery Wine Company of San Francisco, California invice you
Speaker 2: to tune in again next week, same time same station.
Speaker 2: Sherwock Holmes comes to you from our Hollywood studio. This
Speaker 2: is Harry Bartel saying good night for the pet Tree Family.
Speaker 2: Solid hour of exciting mystery dramas listen every Monday on
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Speaker 2: followed immediately by Sherwick Holmes.
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