Speaker 1: Every week at this time, the makers of G. Washington's
Speaker 1: Coffee bring you a story from the Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 2: Series of mystery dramas.
Speaker 1: This week's adventure is an adaptation of Saratacon and Doyle
Speaker 1: story entitled The Final Problem.
Speaker 2: Remember as you listened to it, that G.
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Speaker 1: Holme solves his famous mysteries. The end of the program,
Speaker 1: we have a brief announcement about doctor Watson and his
Speaker 1: friend Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 2: Please listen for it.
Speaker 1: And that opening paragraph has always leads us to doctor
Speaker 1: Watson's comfortable, hospitable study, where there's.
Speaker 3: A blazing fire and the steaming cup of G. Washington
Speaker 3: Coffee To welcome you here, it is mister Bell made
Speaker 3: it as you came up the steps.
Speaker 4: Thank you, doctor Watson.
Speaker 1: You know, a good cup of coffee always seems to
Speaker 1: me to be the very essence of hospitality.
Speaker 3: You name me a better coffee than G. Washington's, mister Bell,
Speaker 3: go ahead, name me one.
Speaker 4: Ah, But seriously, G.
Speaker 1: Washington isn't just another brand of coffee. It's really entirely different.
Speaker 1: It not only has the perfect flavor, but it's the
Speaker 1: easiest coffee to fix, just a tea spoonful in the
Speaker 1: cup had hot water. And incidentally, you never make more
Speaker 1: than you're going to use, so that makes it economical.
Speaker 3: Too, write mister Bell, And I suppose I begin.
Speaker 2: My story, fine, what did it be this time?
Speaker 3: How about another tussle between Homes and Professor Moriarty is.
Speaker 1: Excellent, always gives me plenty of first class shudders to
Speaker 1: meet that individual.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: Tonight's story deals with Holme's efforts to break up one
Speaker 3: of his most unpleasant schemes, a racket you'd call it today.
Speaker 4: And did he succeed?
Speaker 3: Oh? The bell that's putting the cart before the horse.
Speaker 3: The affair began with a series of curious disappearances from
Speaker 3: Saint Antony's Hospital.
Speaker 4: And what disappeared Doctor Watson's people or things?
Speaker 3: They were corpses or perhaps I should say cadevil No
Speaker 3: before I got a father, Perhaps I should explain when
Speaker 3: the Saint Antony's is a medical school and hospital combined.
Speaker 3: I myself took my court in anatomy and dissection inside
Speaker 3: its venerable walls. Their Lionel Great Lake, the head of
Speaker 3: the staff, was an old friend of mine. We cursed
Speaker 3: our internship in the same hospital. But to make a
Speaker 3: long story short, I received a frantic communication from Sir
Speaker 3: Lionel begging me to persuade Holmes to come straight to
Speaker 3: the hospital. I remember that night perfectly. A particularly nasty
Speaker 3: peace super had settled down over London. Literally feeling our way.
Speaker 3: We crept along the embankment till we sensed, rather than saw,
Speaker 3: the gray walls of Saint Antony's looming up ahead. And
Speaker 3: listen to those boats. I do how the haunts always
Speaker 3: have to sound so mudeful?
Speaker 2: What's the new? Would insist?
Speaker 3: I'm coming tonight, Stop entrance, You'll be somewhere along here.
Speaker 2: And here it is.
Speaker 3: I stumbled over at the doorstep. Where is that inconal bell?
Speaker 5: Pull?
Speaker 6: And here we are.
Speaker 3: I hope the night watchman hasn't gone off in his round.
Speaker 2: No, no, someone's opening the door.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: It's me right enough, Leo. I brought Shellock Holmes along
Speaker 3: with man.
Speaker 2: Who think Kevin's would come in?
Speaker 4: Come in.
Speaker 3: Ah, Oh, this is my old friend Lana grad Ley.
Speaker 2: Ah. The lad is honored and I may say grateful
Speaker 2: and relieved that this is the sixth theft inside of month.
Speaker 2: Mister home got the place in an uproar now is
Speaker 2: having his telics patience insist on going home. I take
Speaker 2: it you're alluding to the cadavers which had been stolen
Speaker 2: recent place. Mister Holmes, you know how jealous the hospital
Speaker 2: is of its reputation. Least little better of scandal.
Speaker 3: Or cheer uple home. Maybe it's just a prank of
Speaker 3: one of the lads, you know what medical students are.
Speaker 2: That's what I thought when we found the first party
Speaker 2: missing four weeks ago. But now that five have been stolen, No,
Speaker 2: that's carrying a joke too far. They tried to get
Speaker 2: away with another this evening. Really, I just happened to
Speaker 2: drop into the second room and time to stop it
Speaker 2: a minute. I opened the door. I knew someone was
Speaker 2: in there, but he slipped out the sideway before I
Speaker 2: could like the gap. But come and see for yourself.
Speaker 3: Follow me, the barbaratories are in this way, oh Martilium. Next,
Speaker 3: you really little Remember when we used to sneak of
Speaker 3: forbidden smot behind that broom Closset.
Speaker 2: I wish to heaven life for a simple nowadays, juice,
Speaker 2: it faces like a if you had buzzing with suspicion.
Speaker 2: The one that we've been able to keep it out
Speaker 2: of the paper. Uh.
Speaker 5: Here we are.
Speaker 2: It's one second till I unlocked the door. Uh sit, now,
Speaker 2: just let me turn up the guests. Eh. Well, we're
Speaker 2: uh uh quite impressive. I see you have all the
Speaker 2: latest improvements. Well that gentleman in the corner, I take
Speaker 2: it he was the object of tonight's attempted touction. Yes,
Speaker 2: mister Homes, that's the cops spend its presiment. Do face
Speaker 2: a bit the worse for wear? Uh? Otherwise the splended body, Yes,
Speaker 2: since we're most anxious not to lose him. M. You
Speaker 2: must be fairly recent. I see there have been no
Speaker 2: injections of the preserving Floyd. Why read, mister Holmes, he
Speaker 2: died only this afternoon. M And the others stolen by
Speaker 2: their is they have been duly preserved, I suppose.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: Uh no, now that you mention it, they they were
Speaker 2: all stolen before being treated as curi as they wasn't
Speaker 2: a rash.
Speaker 3: But if you're going to be a body snatchy measure,
Speaker 3: well take fresh one.
Speaker 2: Uh you'll pardon me if I rummaged around the picture linel,
Speaker 2: of course, of course, yes, I can carry on my
Speaker 2: interrogations and my investigations at the same time. Okay, then,
Speaker 2: my lady, he's pollocking. Now they're a male of female,
Speaker 2: the stolen bodies with a male of female, oh, male,
Speaker 2: all of them.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm saying, interesting, Hey Watson, you mean you
Speaker 3: think the thiefs of women hate him?
Speaker 2: I wouldn't go surpri as that. What age are the
Speaker 2: missing causes? I don't know, middling, I should say, remarkably
Speaker 2: good lot of bodies, though no mark defects im in
Speaker 2: here's the last and careless about hinting of the instrument. Well,
Speaker 2: that'll be Potter had some girl on his mind. Can't
Speaker 2: wait to get washed up in the way. I see
Speaker 2: and and you found this, this specimen out here after
Speaker 2: the thief was scared off. I take it to Cadalas.
Speaker 2: Aren't usually left lying about, certainly not. They're kept in
Speaker 2: that lung steel cabinet over there. Can't be too careful,
Speaker 2: you know, have to be rats. And the building as
Speaker 2: old as this I'm here. How many people have keys
Speaker 2: of that cabinet to Lionel only doctor Lazy you may
Speaker 2: know himber reputation, mister Holmes, Hugo Lazy. He's head surgeon
Speaker 2: and has charge of the classes in the signing.
Speaker 3: Yes, gosh, brilliant fellow, I say, leo, how's it coming?
Speaker 3: Along with his experiments in transplanting tissue.
Speaker 2: I can't say carries on most of his experiments in
Speaker 2: a little laboratory. He's fixed up in his own lodgings.
Speaker 2: Can never lit anything out to live perfect. One of
Speaker 2: the cleverest surgeons in the country, mister Holmes, magnificent touch.
Speaker 2: I could wish, however, that he was a better professor. No,
Speaker 2: no good at teaching. Ah, well, isn't that? It's his temper.
Speaker 2: He can be devilish lasted and let him catch one
Speaker 2: of the lads of an instrument bent out of place.
Speaker 2: It's a phobia with him, mister Holmes. A place for everything,
Speaker 2: and everything in its place, he trust. Young Potter said
Speaker 2: this thing to write before lazy season. Oh, this is
Speaker 2: the door through which the steepest gape. I take it, Yes,
Speaker 2: and I bolted on the inside as you can see. Well,
Speaker 2: that's that. I think I've seen all the rest to say,
Speaker 2: found anything? Yes, Yes, there's what you might call and
Speaker 2: over abundance of clues, too many to permit of any
Speaker 2: intelligent deductions, well, fourteen sets of fingerprints, for instance. And
Speaker 2: in the dust under that operating table alone, I've found
Speaker 2: shreds of five different types of tobacco. We have atfraid
Speaker 2: missus Tapp is getting careless again. Oh she's the cleaning woman,
Speaker 2: mister Holmes, and doctor Lacey is always complaining that she
Speaker 2: is inefficial. Wellster Holmes, if you've finished your investigation, perhaps
Speaker 2: you can advise us how we should act in this medal. Howe,
Speaker 2: before I do that, suppose we come to an understanding.
Speaker 2: Would you be satisfied Mary to stop the thefts? Or
Speaker 2: do you want to know who is responsible for the
Speaker 2: missing corpses? We must find out everything is at home,
Speaker 2: who and what and how and why? A mystery of
Speaker 2: any kind is most immoralizing for the hospital, and in
Speaker 2: that case we should do nothing further home. At home,
Speaker 2: we should do nothing further tonight. But aren't you going
Speaker 2: to settle watch on this we near? The criminal wouldn't
Speaker 2: show up. You may take my word for Sir Lionel.
Speaker 2: The man who has been stealing your cadavers is thoroughly
Speaker 2: acquainted with the workings of this hospital. Here, mister Holmes,
Speaker 2: if if we don't set a guard on this room.
Speaker 2: He may steal this body too necessarily helps out well,
Speaker 2: no use making things too easy for him. Heastrea can
Speaker 2: put the body back in the cannon. Fortunately, that won't
Speaker 2: be possible. We can't open it. The cabinet has a
Speaker 2: spring lock. The thief slammed it after him. Oh, dear, dear,
Speaker 2: what will Lacy say when he finds this corps out
Speaker 2: here in the morning. I don't think there's much danger
Speaker 2: of that Toilanel May, mister Holmes, I am, I am disappointed.
Speaker 2: I must say, I hope you would be more helpful. Well,
Speaker 2: there's one thing we can do for you before we
Speaker 2: leave it oncen't Well, we can make up for missus
Speaker 2: clutch deficiencies if you'll get us a couple of old
Speaker 2: rags and Lionel. I think Watson and I.
Speaker 3: Can go over this room in no time if you've
Speaker 3: gone out of there.
Speaker 1: Nine.
Speaker 2: Oh, my dad, what's not a doll? It's most important
Speaker 2: that everything should be neat and tidy. That's a nice
Speaker 2: brisk Today. Wind seems to have disipated all the.
Speaker 3: Fog of what's the idea? Rising a chap out of
Speaker 3: his nice warm bed in the streets still deserted, depressing
Speaker 3: if you ask.
Speaker 2: The important thing when they're watching this in setting a
Speaker 2: trap is to collect your catch before anyone else does.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, Sat Anthony, Hello, No, the lionel seems to
Speaker 2: be having a bit of an argument with someone on
Speaker 2: the step.
Speaker 7: You see, I'm a going home now, stop late his breakfast,
Speaker 7: but I'll be back, and when I do, I'm going
Speaker 7: to clean that miss find what you are to be
Speaker 7: put in charge?
Speaker 8: Everyone knows routine and what keeps an obstacle running?
Speaker 2: Oh what's mister Holm hasn't to you? Who could come in?
Speaker 8: What's forth? And he's coming to you? I'd like to
Speaker 8: know how to me?
Speaker 3: Why you what here?
Speaker 8: I beg your pardon to be put off his schedule.
Speaker 3: That missus l I gat a bit of a termagant
Speaker 3: a Neil red hair.
Speaker 2: Blazing. They would come in, come in, Sorry to will
Speaker 2: give you such a stormy welcome. But I just caught
Speaker 2: missus Klutt's about to clean up the laboratory. I suppose
Speaker 2: you want to take another look at the place.
Speaker 4: If it's convenience, miss of course, of course follow me.
Speaker 2: I wonder why the sudden burst of energy on Missus
Speaker 2: cut part. But Dr Lacy may have been putting the
Speaker 2: screws on if they get along like cat and dog,
Speaker 2: those two. But didn't I just hear us sailor who
Speaker 2: was going home to fix him his breakfast. Yes, you see,
Speaker 2: doctor Lacey is Missus cluts targer. But surely if they
Speaker 2: get on each other's nerves as they seem to, he said,
Speaker 2: it's a bit difficult to understand, I admit, But oh,
Speaker 2: I suppose Lacey hesitates to move. He's he's really very comfortable,
Speaker 2: and he's built in a lot of improvements, cupboards and
Speaker 2: things of that sort. And I've told you how he
Speaker 2: is at place for everything and everything in its place. Moreover,
Speaker 2: Missus Clutter is the first class cook, and Lacy he's
Speaker 2: a good feed up for Lasia.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't push the old girl too far and be
Speaker 3: afraid of finding poison in McAfee some bright morning.
Speaker 2: Well, here's your laboratory of stones after you, gentlemen, looks
Speaker 2: throughout the same as it did last night. And I
Speaker 2: should be able to judge better after I've gone over
Speaker 2: the place with my microscope.
Speaker 4: You said yourself there were too many fingerprints and things.
Speaker 2: Oh, why do you suppose I insisted on those rags
Speaker 2: last night.
Speaker 3: Oh Coursey, I see now we were rubbing out those
Speaker 3: Prince Marvel's, My dear Watson marbles.
Speaker 2: The old brain is actually functioning in this early in
Speaker 2: the morning. Well, now let's see what we bragged. Hmm
Speaker 2: my way. Here here, here's a sweeping stroke of a map.
Speaker 2: The very market has been standing in this corner. Yeah, yeah, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: here the imprints but heavy in hands on the edge
Speaker 2: of the table, not the unusual walls on the left
Speaker 2: hand little finger like a question marks. Those must be
Speaker 2: missus Tutch's fingerprints. And she was just about to stop
Speaker 2: dusting the table when I caught her. Yeah, the prince
Speaker 2: on the mouth and on the table are identical. Well
Speaker 2: well now that seems to be all the evidence against
Speaker 2: missus quatch. I got her out as quick as I could. Homes,
Speaker 2: I say, Homes, the cop corpse, it's gone, I wondered,
Speaker 2: how soon you know the sign the corpse has been stolen?
Speaker 2: But uh, what died you expect?
Speaker 1: Sorry to contradict him as the homes but the corpse
Speaker 1: has been put back in the cabinet.
Speaker 2: And then yes, a letter of fact had slipped my mind.
Speaker 2: You should have missed it sooner, seems doctor Lacy doctor
Speaker 2: in late last night and insisted on putting the cadaver
Speaker 2: back in the cabinet. Nothing the knight Watch room could
Speaker 2: say but persuade him. I told you about his mania
Speaker 2: for order last night. Of the room needs are doubtles
Speaker 2: his finger prints then here on the lock and around
Speaker 2: this panel of the cabinet. Yes, typical surgeon's hands, long
Speaker 2: sensitive fingers but strong tips. Slightly speculate.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's lazy, right enough, But Holmes, aren't you going
Speaker 3: to look inside the cabinet?
Speaker 2: And I thought you might as well if Sir Lionel
Speaker 2: could provide us with a key. Certain there is certainly
Speaker 2: leasy lift his with the night watch. From this here
Speaker 2: we are, by jove, but corpse he's missing, as I
Speaker 2: gathered it might be well. Now let's see if we
Speaker 2: can find anything further in the room itself. Ah, here
Speaker 2: we are here we are Prince to the third set
Speaker 2: of fingers. Yes, yes, yes, he came in here earlier,
Speaker 2: the lady and not the finger prints of the Dorna burst.
Speaker 2: This individual then lazy and finally missus Platt, all nicely
Speaker 2: superimposed one over the other. See whom this is eating
Speaker 2: almost as exciting as a scantific experiment. Yeh, yes, this
Speaker 2: third individual had not any two steadys. Ah Here here
Speaker 2: he stumbled and had to put his hand out to
Speaker 2: break itself. He has a nice print here in the wall.
Speaker 2: He moves over to this jar of alcohol. He removes
Speaker 2: the cover, then he puts it back again. And here
Speaker 2: here he staggered out.
Speaker 3: You mean he was intoxicated. Yes, but I don't understand
Speaker 3: why under did you come poking around around here in
Speaker 3: the middle of the morning.
Speaker 2: You recollection of your own green salad days? Did you
Speaker 2: ever sneak a bit of laboratory's alcohol to help out
Speaker 2: a celebration that had suddenly gone right? And one of
Speaker 2: the students to any idea which one is the home?
Speaker 2: I think I can make a guess, but I don't
Speaker 2: intend to. The boy isn't mixed up in this body
Speaker 2: snatching the corps was here when he left. His prints
Speaker 2: are under laces on the dawknarm. I what is it
Speaker 2: for her? Or? I just thought i'd chip in them
Speaker 2: the post for my instruments before the big upon them,
Speaker 2: but before the calisi gets to look at them. I
Speaker 2: come back later we'll not talk command in coming in.
Speaker 2: We're just leaving, he said Holmes. We haven't discovered anything,
Speaker 2: will we have? What's we have? We know for sure
Speaker 2: that either Lacy or missus Clutter is involved in this business,
Speaker 2: possibly both. Yes, Yes, I'm I suggest we go to
Speaker 2: pay the clutch manage a visit. I'll be glad to
Speaker 2: take you over myself. Oh what do you work, Tony?
Speaker 2: I'm all right, So it's liverish, that's all. Well, don't
Speaker 2: let it get you down. It's going along with O well,
Speaker 2: Miss Farner, Yes, sir, Uh they tell me tomorrow. Juice
Speaker 2: is an excellent antidote for raw alcohol.
Speaker 6: That's uh, missus Clutch his place over there these the house.
Speaker 2: With a white shutter.
Speaker 3: Look at that crowd of people standing gawking out in front.
Speaker 3: I say, looks like something's happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yes, there's my favorite watchdog of the law, inspect
Speaker 2: of the swallows cutting the yard, standing in the doorway
Speaker 2: looking important. Oh hello, hello as roan, And what's up?
Speaker 5: And plenty woman but the name of Klutz has just
Speaker 5: murdered her lodge, doctor Lacey.
Speaker 3: And I told you she'd do it some day.
Speaker 2: Any unusual detail open and shutcase.
Speaker 5: First she stabs him with a kitchen knife. Then she
Speaker 5: throws the body, closing all into a vat of magic.
Speaker 5: Guys that this blog is keeping in his dressing room.
Speaker 2: Indeed, any objections if I come in and take a
Speaker 2: look around.
Speaker 5: All right, but I tell you this case is open
Speaker 5: and shot. But come in, come in. Bota's in first room,
Speaker 5: head of the stairs. It's not nice.
Speaker 2: But if you want to look overhead, I gotta stay here.
Speaker 3: What's a biloo chemical smell plus something else?
Speaker 2: So that'll be the acid? Lookout got stares the dark.
Speaker 3: Oh you hear that noise like something bubbling and crying.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's the acid that working on the body.
Speaker 4: Course, that smell it acid and past dissolving.
Speaker 2: This might be the room. Oh morning, Jackings and Jacks
Speaker 2: the money, the Strode said, your here to guard the body, Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: oh jacket Jacks. I think you might open another window
Speaker 2: get a draft through here, Yes, sir, and now Watson, uh,
Speaker 2: if you will bring me that jug labeled olive oil,
Speaker 2: you may as well stop the action of this acid.
Speaker 2: You ride as I've part right into the tub. Hmm,
Speaker 2: missus Strode said, The remains of not exactly attractive, and
Speaker 2: wonders to Lionel if you could uh bring yourself to
Speaker 2: uh to identify doctor Lacay. Certainly, mister Holmes, I'm a
Speaker 2: medical man. I'm quite used to work. Yes, she's she's
Speaker 2: rather a horrible tastes almost entirely eating away with the
Speaker 2: dark hair. Was the left of it, and the clothes
Speaker 2: and that ring he never could get it off his
Speaker 2: little finger. Yes, yes, I think we may safely say
Speaker 2: that it's lacy for Jenkins. How was he killed?
Speaker 5: Kitchen knife on the table there, which is Klut's finger,
Speaker 5: Prince Planer's day.
Speaker 2: So Lestrade has been persuaded the value of finger, princess,
Speaker 2: and there the world does progress. Yes, yes, yes, these
Speaker 2: are missus clutch Prince. All right, why did you.
Speaker 8: I didn't kid him? He was dead when I call him?
Speaker 5: He was.
Speaker 2: And get gone, Lestrada. Just a moment, I'd like to
Speaker 2: ask this this lady a few questions he.
Speaker 8: Did when I him? Is it you had to call
Speaker 8: in the police if I did not?
Speaker 2: Oh you calling the police? That she did, leaning out
Speaker 2: the window screaming bloody murder? Any idea who could have
Speaker 2: killed the doctor lady, missus Prince no, sir, I gaves.
Speaker 8: You know all night on account of his sisters having
Speaker 8: a baby. I rest.
Speaker 2: You had any chance to check up another frind.
Speaker 5: Oh that's straight enough. But she'd been home at least
Speaker 5: twenty minutes before she called the police. Time to murder
Speaker 5: half a dozen doctors.
Speaker 2: I didn't you know, Austrada. It's just possible that missus
Speaker 2: Cluts may be right, m you see, it would take
Speaker 2: several hours for as it dissolve the corpse. As far
Speaker 2: as this, what of it? Her fingerprints are on the knife.
Speaker 2: That's enough for me. There's no one else, And what.
Speaker 8: Shouldn't fingerprints be on that night? Gives me your kitchen life?
Speaker 8: Had it?
Speaker 2: Well? Then, if I suppose you look at it again,
Speaker 2: what in blazer good? I noticed the order of the
Speaker 2: finger prints, for instance, SOMEB and forefinger near the blade
Speaker 2: end of the handle. Now I suppose I suppose you
Speaker 2: take this pucket knife of mine and uh and pretend
Speaker 2: to stab me with it. Obviously just a lot of it,
Speaker 2: all right, man, I see not as the way you
Speaker 2: hold it some against the outer end, little finger next
Speaker 2: to the blade. In other words, the grip for using
Speaker 2: a knife for kitchen work and for stabbing are exactly reversed.
Speaker 2: Doctor Lacy was not stared with this knife at all.
Speaker 2: It was put here by someone to incriminate Missus Clutch. Yes,
Speaker 2: but if she didn't do it, who did someone who
Speaker 2: wanted to get rid of her? You any idea who
Speaker 2: that could have been?
Speaker 3: Missus Clutch, sir, that I haven't.
Speaker 8: The only person mean enough to do a thing like
Speaker 8: this is that son of.
Speaker 7: A gun leg Day And he did, now, Lord Resty,
Speaker 7: so oh, deary me. It's not bad enough having a
Speaker 7: murder in me own house and then losing my best lodger.
Speaker 8: But the police have to go accuse he'm top of it.
Speaker 8: All that is not I'll never get another tenant of
Speaker 8: these rooms.
Speaker 2: Oh that is so much prof my dear missus, compared
Speaker 2: to the real danger you're in. What's the murderer? He's
Speaker 2: still at large and he isn't exactly fond of you.
Speaker 2: I think I'll just drop in from time to time
Speaker 2: to make sure you haven't been murdered in your bed.
Speaker 3: And you really think Missus Clutch is in danger?
Speaker 2: I misly wasn't obviously come followed, whether didn't she answered
Speaker 2: the bell? Anything's happening oh no, here's she comes?
Speaker 8: Oh good after leave the steps inside. I had come
Speaker 8: to the door sooner, but I was upstairs screening our
Speaker 8: doctor lady. Sweet would you believe it?
Speaker 2: Or does he know it's history?
Speaker 8: Yes, so that he does, But he says he's not superstitious.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately. What's he like?
Speaker 7: Well, he's a German professor or something. Come here to
Speaker 7: carry on some experimenting with doctor lady. Doctor Lacy told
Speaker 7: me he was expecting him only last week, and so
Speaker 7: when he come, ousked him for lady this morning, and
Speaker 7: I told.
Speaker 8: Him what it happened. Right away.
Speaker 7: He asked if doctor Lady's notes and instrument was still here,
Speaker 7: and when I said yes, he said he'd move.
Speaker 8: Right in and carry on ret all. Would you mind
Speaker 8: coming upstairs? Will I finished?
Speaker 3: No work?
Speaker 2: Well either way, missus.
Speaker 8: He's a nice looking man, too, blonde with a beard.
Speaker 8: He limps a little. It'll be a relief, I'll tell you.
Speaker 7: After that, lady, he was getting queerer and queer and
Speaker 7: going out at all hours.
Speaker 1: Of the night.
Speaker 8: I declar I was on the verge of telling the
Speaker 8: police to keep an eye on him more than once.
Speaker 6: Well, still, we are.
Speaker 8: Just to set on the sofa. Now what him the
Speaker 8: name of?
Speaker 2: Well, the one I can see out of the window.
Speaker 6: I can say that your new larger has arrived.
Speaker 8: Thanks, preservers. Excuse me, gentlemen when I let.
Speaker 6: Going in a moment, at the moment, plenty of time, professor,
Speaker 6: you know, goodnight.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I had come all this way and find your
Speaker 3: friend dead.
Speaker 2: He's no friend. He's what you call the alcolleague. And
Speaker 2: he suspects the portmante on the bed.
Speaker 3: Well, I know, missus, touch to make it comfortable. Trust
Speaker 3: you had better luck than doctor.
Speaker 2: H Come onn't come come, you must be going, you see,
Speaker 2: Professor Gluffader, we were the the detectives on this case,
Speaker 2: and you have found nothing. I'm afraid nothing. Now these
Speaker 2: are my notes in the case. I'm really rather ashamed
Speaker 2: of them. Would you mind if I if I burn
Speaker 2: them here in your fireplace? Well, not at all, thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you, Oh dear dear, I don't seem to have
Speaker 2: a batch one from it.
Speaker 4: I'll get you some feat here in the gar at
Speaker 4: these table.
Speaker 2: Ah, here you are a nice leaving box.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Doctor. I thought you would know where to find them.
Speaker 2: A place for everything and everything in his place? Yes,
Speaker 2: I was sure you would be drawn back to these rooms.
Speaker 2: You think I am doctor Lacy, he is dead murder. No,
Speaker 2: that wasn't doctor Lacy in that tube of acid. It
Speaker 2: was one of the bodies he had stolen from St. Anthony's.
Speaker 2: Had a rather curious confirmation of the bones of the
Speaker 2: right foot. I had seen it the night before, so
Speaker 2: of course I recognized it. Your misfortune, doctor Lacey's foot.
Speaker 2: Save rubbish, and you see it gained my attention. Long ago,
Speaker 2: the Professor Moriarty was getting in touch with quite a
Speaker 2: number of heavily insured businessmen. One after another, these men died,
Speaker 2: but by and by the insurance companies became suspicious. I
Speaker 2: was told to investigate. I discovered it. On several occasions.
Speaker 2: Professor Moriarty had called on doctor Laty, doctor Lacy, who
Speaker 2: was experimenting with facial surgery, Doctor Lacey, who had access
Speaker 2: to any number of corpses from Saint Antony's, And in
Speaker 2: time I began to suspect that doctor Lacey was working
Speaker 2: on these dead bodies and transforming them so they would
Speaker 2: look like the gentlemen who wished to collect their insurance.
Speaker 2: H Professor Moriarity made a handsome profit. I believe. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: though I couldn't prove my theory. It is crazy, No
Speaker 2: I would believe it. So I found just this. When
Speaker 2: you're in prison, the whole scheme will follow the ground
Speaker 2: I have not, Doctor Alice, you have no proof there.
Speaker 2: You are wrong to This little matchbox which you just
Speaker 2: handed me, contains all the proof that I need on
Speaker 2: it is a set of fingerprints which is identical with
Speaker 2: some on the cabinet door in the laboratory of Saint Anthony's.
Speaker 2: And those fingerprints are known to be doctor Laceys.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's magnificent elemental element. That's the end of the
Speaker 3: star in mister Bob.
Speaker 4: But doctor Watton didn't the man ever confess.
Speaker 3: He did better than that. He offered a shot Mariarty,
Speaker 3: but when they came to take down his testimony, he
Speaker 3: was found dead on his prison cut. Obviously more of
Speaker 3: Mariarty's work.
Speaker 1: There's one thing I don't understand. Why didn't he take
Speaker 1: the same way out as the businessman. Surely he could
Speaker 1: have docked come corps up to it looked like himself.
Speaker 3: He could have, mister Belle. But that's where human nature
Speaker 3: comes in. He hated missus Klutt, so he wanted to
Speaker 3: implicate her it was his big mistake.
Speaker 1: Well, that certainly is a fascinating story, doctor Watson. Now
Speaker 1: how to get back to something where there are never
Speaker 1: any mistake?
Speaker 3: I know what you're hinting at now, another cup of
Speaker 3: g Washington coffee?
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, I do what And have you ever stopped
Speaker 1: to consider how much the word economy has come to
Speaker 1: mean to Americans during the last couple of years.
Speaker 3: Don't mean more than me too. I have to save
Speaker 3: and a lot of things I never thought about before.
Speaker 2: How do you do it, doctor Watson?
Speaker 4: Had they mean giving up all the good things in
Speaker 4: life and using cheaper quality.
Speaker 3: That's all, mister Bell. I still keep to the good things,
Speaker 3: but them a little more careful how I use them.
Speaker 3: More satisfaction in being a little careful with good things,
Speaker 3: you know, than in putting up with poor quality.
Speaker 4: Oh, by the way, what is the doctor watch? You're
Speaker 4: chuckling over something now, it's only fair to tell what
Speaker 4: it is.
Speaker 3: Well, a lot of people have been taking a lesson
Speaker 3: from shell A Holmes, mister Bell. They've they've been drawing
Speaker 3: the Dutch about What about my book of Sherlock Holmes stories,
Speaker 3: Mister Burl they've been observant enough to notice the little
Speaker 3: number one on the back of the volume, and they
Speaker 3: want to know that they're going to be other books,
Speaker 3: there's more stories in them later on.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid I'm not very observant, Doug Watson. I never
Speaker 1: noticed that little one. And are there going to be
Speaker 1: more stories?
Speaker 3: I can't tell for sure, mister Burll. I've been talking
Speaker 3: it over, mister Washington. But just in case that are,
Speaker 3: I want everybody to get volume one right away so
Speaker 3: they won't be left when the first edition runs out
Speaker 3: and be unable to make up their complete set.
Speaker 4: That's right too.
Speaker 1: We'll have to want them about that, especially with that economy.
Speaker 1: We were talking about it worthwhile getting a really good
Speaker 1: book for nothing?
Speaker 4: What about g Washington? Is that economy?
Speaker 2: Of course it is.
Speaker 3: You know a Sherlock Holmes story about the ritual mustard
Speaker 3: manufacturer Rancher.
Speaker 4: I know, Doc Watson against it that I do.
Speaker 3: A good story applies to saving money on coffee too.
Speaker 3: It seems a smart young man who thought he was
Speaker 3: smart anyway, asked the mustard king if he really made
Speaker 3: all his money out of the little bit of mustard
Speaker 3: people use on their foods.
Speaker 2: And what did he say.
Speaker 3: He said, no, he said he made most of it
Speaker 3: out of the mustard people leave on their plates, not
Speaker 3: just the way it is the coffee, or didn't rey
Speaker 3: coff anyway?
Speaker 4: You mean, the real expense is not what you drink,
Speaker 4: but what you wait exactly.
Speaker 3: And that's where G. Washington saves. There's no wayte you
Speaker 3: only make what you want in it. You can have
Speaker 3: all you want.
Speaker 1: Well, that sounds like economy, all right, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: Doctor Watson and I want you to test G. Washington economy.
Speaker 1: Get a four ounce can right away. Don't be afraid
Speaker 1: of the size.
Speaker 4: Of the can or the price. G.
Speaker 1: Washington is economical because it ends weight. And as a
Speaker 1: special inducement, why doctor Watson will give you one of
Speaker 1: his books of seven Sherlock Holmes stories. Just sprint your
Speaker 1: name and address on the back of a label from
Speaker 1: your four.
Speaker 4: Ounce can and send it to Morristown.
Speaker 2: New Jersey.
Speaker 1: You will receive without cost, a Hansome Deluke's book with
Speaker 1: a gold profile of homes on the cover and a
Speaker 1: picture of doctor Watson at the front of the teat.
Speaker 4: And that way you'll have the satisfaction of proving to
Speaker 4: yourself that.
Speaker 1: G Washington's won't wreck your family budget, and of getting
Speaker 1: a handsome book of Sherlock.
Speaker 2: Holmes stories for nothing.
Speaker 1: Please note down the address Morristown's, New Jersey. And then
Speaker 1: then that four uns can label right away so you
Speaker 1: won't be left without Volume one. It's the good doctor.
Speaker 1: Persuade mister Washington tuition volume two. Now, doctor, what about
Speaker 1: next week's story?
Speaker 3: Next week, I'm going to tell you the story of
Speaker 3: a man twenty years older than his bride and how
Speaker 3: death came to Rose Hills.
Speaker 1: And now and after the numerous requests, we want to
Speaker 1: announce it's the Sherlock Holmes Program.
Speaker 4: It's been on the air for three years.
Speaker 1: The part of Sherlock Holmes is played by Richard Gordon,
Speaker 1: that of Doctor Watson by Lee Lovell. Either mister Gordon
Speaker 1: or mister Lovell play the part of a detective and
Speaker 1: his doctor friend in any other programs
Speaker 2: And b