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Speaker 2: till the puppies seemed very happy tonight.
Speaker 4: Tonight, yes, but you should have seen him this afternoon,
Speaker 4: our doctor for two more frightened little dogs in the whole.
Speaker 3: Of California, Puffy Control. What happened? Doctor, Well?
Speaker 4: I took him for a walk on the beach. Has
Speaker 4: been scrambling around the rocky Point. A seal popped his
Speaker 4: head up the water, quite close to us.
Speaker 3: Where the puppy is dead.
Speaker 4: Oh, both of them baked at it furiously, and the
Speaker 4: seal blew a few bubbles.
Speaker 3: And then barked right back. And know what the world's
Speaker 3: speed record is for short lag dogs. I'm sure they
Speaker 3: broke it, you know I can.
Speaker 2: I'll have to join you on one of those afternoons
Speaker 2: strolls of yours. You always seem to be having such
Speaker 2: exciting adventures. Oh, and talking of that, how's about the
Speaker 2: night's new show?
Speaker 5: I calmed her.
Speaker 3: I'm already for you, my boy. In fact, I was
Speaker 3: looking over my notes on the case before you arrived.
Speaker 4: This is another story in which Shrlock Holmes's elder brother, Microft,
Speaker 4: take important part.
Speaker 3: Microft Holmes was seven years older than Shutuck.
Speaker 4: And some said it is superior in pars of observation
Speaker 4: and deduction.
Speaker 6: That sounds like heresy darted.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, young fellow Holmes himself was the first
Speaker 3: to admit it. In fact, if it hadn't been.
Speaker 4: For a securable laziness, Microff would have been a formidable
Speaker 4: rival to his younger brother.
Speaker 3: However, my Croft he held a position of considerable importance
Speaker 3: of the Foreign Office, and it was there that the
Speaker 3: Night's story begins.
Speaker 4: It was in the winter of eighteen hundred and ninety
Speaker 4: nine and Microft Holmes, after gourmet's lunch with reclining full
Speaker 4: length on a leather settee.
Speaker 3: His eyes were closed, his hands.
Speaker 4: Were falling across his stumpach and his breath came rhythmclere.
Speaker 3: The cynic would have recared that Microff Holmes was taking it.
Speaker 4: After lunesome snooze that mister Holmes secretary jumped him by
Speaker 4: the name of God knows the realist. He tapped on
Speaker 4: the door discreetly. Then he leaped on it, and still
Speaker 4: there was no response. So he opened the door and entered.
Speaker 4: After a moment he gave what he thought was a
Speaker 4: discreet column.
Speaker 3: Microft. Holmes opened his eyes and polded his hands.
Speaker 5: And said, founded gardener, must you come in here and
Speaker 5: bark at me?
Speaker 3: So soon after lunch? And say, mister Holmes, thought you thought.
Speaker 5: That I was lying down with my eyes closed, that
Speaker 5: I must be bored? And soon you came galloping in.
Speaker 6: Ooh, well, what do you want?
Speaker 7: There's no lady outside, sir, She insists something you personally.
Speaker 3: I've tried to get rid of her.
Speaker 5: But what's her name?
Speaker 1: Missus Hudson, Sir, Missus Hudson. Show her in, Gardner, show
Speaker 1: her in, very good, sir.
Speaker 5: Undoubtedly a message from young Sherlock.
Speaker 3: How are you, missus Hudson.
Speaker 8: Good day, mister Holmes.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry to interrupt you, but I want to cut
Speaker 7: much of good time.
Speaker 3: Sit down? Won't you don't leave us? Gardner? I may
Speaker 3: need you in a.
Speaker 5: Few minutes, very good, sir. Now, missus Hudson, what's the message?
Speaker 3: Message?
Speaker 9: Sir, My brother sends you with some message that he
Speaker 9: was afraid to intrustate the ordinary channel.
Speaker 5: He's almost so confounded, a dramatic.
Speaker 3: Oh, bless your heart.
Speaker 7: No, sir, I've come to you with a little problem
Speaker 7: of my own. I didn't like to bother mister Sherlock
Speaker 7: Homes with it. He's been so busy lately, and and
Speaker 7: he's looking very tired, So you came to me.
Speaker 5: I'm delightful.
Speaker 7: I thought you wouldn't mind, Sir. You've always been so
Speaker 7: nice and.
Speaker 5: Afraid of pure laziness. It is less effort to keep
Speaker 5: an old friend than to make a new enemy.
Speaker 3: But tell me your problem.
Speaker 7: Well, it's really my sister's problem, sir. She keeps a
Speaker 7: boarding house at fourteen Kensington Gardens Square in Beeswaters, and
Speaker 7: she's convinced one of her boarders, a man who has
Speaker 7: a room on the first floor back. She's convinced that
Speaker 7: he's a birdman.
Speaker 5: And what in Heaven's name is a bird man?
Speaker 3: Do you know, gardener? No, sir, I can imagine.
Speaker 7: Oh, it's like overdwolf, gentlemen. It's scept that the man
Speaker 7: turns into a bird.
Speaker 6: Oh, come now, missus has Oh.
Speaker 7: I know it sounds daft, but my sister's in a
Speaker 7: dreadful state. Of course, I've been with your brother long
Speaker 7: enough so to know that such things are nonsense.
Speaker 3: But how can I prove it to her other?
Speaker 5: What reason does your sister give for holding a strange belief?
Speaker 7: She keeps finding pigeon feathers in the room. No, the
Speaker 7: man doesn't he keep pigeons, Sir. My sister knows that.
Speaker 3: For a fact.
Speaker 5: Has she found any traces of scattered food on the window.
Speaker 7: Ledge, nonsir, No signs of any pigeons except the feathers.
Speaker 7: My sister's a wee bit fee, mister Holmes. She's the
Speaker 7: seventh daughter of a seventh daughter.
Speaker 10: And you know what that means.
Speaker 3: It's the same.
Speaker 7: She's not imagining thing, sir. She shown me the feathers herself.
Speaker 5: Where were they, Missus.
Speaker 7: Hudson, Somewhere on the floor at the end of the
Speaker 7: bed stage, Sir. I brought some along with me here, sir,
Speaker 7: and we've rung some more in a gentleman's cover.
Speaker 3: But it keeps his.
Speaker 10: Clothes by George.
Speaker 1: I wonder what is it, sir?
Speaker 3: I'll tell you in a moment, Gardner.
Speaker 10: Missus Hudson, this.
Speaker 5: Matter will require a little private investigation.
Speaker 3: May return to your sister and tell her not to worry.
Speaker 9: I shall get in touch with you as soon as
Speaker 9: my inquire.
Speaker 3: Is a completed.
Speaker 5: Good day to you.
Speaker 7: Good day, sir, and I'm very much obliged to you.
Speaker 3: Well, Gardner, what do you make of it?
Speaker 1: An old wive's tale, Sir? You're not treating it serious,
Speaker 1: there are you?
Speaker 3: Yes, I am.
Speaker 9: One of these feathers shows evidence of having had a
Speaker 9: string titaned round it.
Speaker 5: That suggests a captive third.
Speaker 9: Now, a captive bird smuggled into an obscure boarding house
Speaker 9: will point to something of the greatest talk us to us.
Speaker 1: Gardener by George, Sir, you mean heerry your pigeons exactly.
Speaker 9: And remember that we're at war under the Boers have
Speaker 9: obtained several important and highly confidential suit stars.
Speaker 3: Lately. We know there's e leak somewhere.
Speaker 5: This requires an active investigator.
Speaker 3: Who could work with discretion.
Speaker 9: Now I could work with discretion, but I don't feel
Speaker 9: too active.
Speaker 3: At the moment. Ah, I have it.
Speaker 9: I should write this letter to my brother. This guy's
Speaker 9: your hand us playing cheap notepaper and don't sign the letter.
Speaker 9: He won't be able to resist that combination. Are you ready, gardener, Yes,
Speaker 9: very well then, my dear mister Sherlock Holmes. We know
Speaker 9: of your proposed investigation of the tenant and the first
Speaker 9: floor back at fourteen Kensington Gardens Square.
Speaker 5: We warn you, as you value your life, heap away
Speaker 5: from it.
Speaker 8: We warn you, as you value your life, to keep
Speaker 8: away from the case. And that, my dear Watson, is
Speaker 8: why we.
Speaker 10: Are driving towards fourteen Kensington.
Speaker 8: Gardens Square, disguised as Building inspectors of the London County Council.
Speaker 4: Well, I must say a bed a challenging letter, homes unsigned,
Speaker 4: I've written on cheap notepaper and in a disguised hand.
Speaker 10: There's no clue that I'm afraid.
Speaker 3: Oh, we're entering the square home.
Speaker 8: I stop the cab here you can drop a see
Speaker 8: a Kebby rock you up cap here you've seen a
Speaker 8: look in congruous in these costumes supposed to arrive in
Speaker 8: a cab.
Speaker 10: You are Kebby.
Speaker 6: Oh thank you.
Speaker 4: Govinor supposing this mysterious turne to the first floor back should.
Speaker 3: Be in his room when we get there.
Speaker 8: We must hook about his guys as we're convincing wits
Speaker 8: about this and this may be a tramp.
Speaker 3: It's just what I was going to say.
Speaker 4: After all, you've never heard of forteen Kensington guns Span
Speaker 4: who you received an unsigned letter to hours ago wanting
Speaker 4: you to keep away from it.
Speaker 8: I don't like the look of him. We are a
Speaker 8: number fourteen. I suggest that you let me do most
Speaker 8: of the talking.
Speaker 3: Lords. My CuPy accent doesn't compare with you.
Speaker 10: Do you want to say we're from the London County Council.
Speaker 3: We are.
Speaker 10: We've had complaints about a legal guests yet in the
Speaker 10: first gold bet Oh.
Speaker 7: That's mister Green's room.
Speaker 10: Ain't don't, madam, my dear. We'll go ahead and take
Speaker 10: a look.
Speaker 3: Come on, Bertie, you are ELpH.
Speaker 6: What need to show you the way?
Speaker 3: Miss?
Speaker 10: Thanks Jerry Bertie, can't, can we?
Speaker 3: Buddy? Of course we don't look at him laughing?
Speaker 10: Come on, Bertie, I do not baby side to see
Speaker 10: side there. I do not babysider. Say not that, Bertie,
Speaker 10: it yourself not that's complete?
Speaker 8: Do knock the b beside the same side there? I
Speaker 8: do not a babysider. Yeah, first full beck that I
Speaker 8: make sure the blow came down.
Speaker 3: Oh, I ain't down, ralfy h.
Speaker 1: Now all mus go in.
Speaker 3: So this is the mysterious roomy looks perfectly ordinary.
Speaker 8: Yes, the pressing example of the squirrel recording house by
Speaker 8: a fellow, once it's on the.
Speaker 3: Bedspread, has to come out of all. He's a pigeon
Speaker 3: step this whole chap.
Speaker 10: Look at watson attached to the bed rail.
Speaker 3: That's only a piece of strange thing.
Speaker 8: Yes, but a small metal ring on the end of
Speaker 8: the rings, such as is used to place around a
Speaker 8: homing pigeon's lakes.
Speaker 4: Why should someone keep carrying pigeons and an obscure boarding
Speaker 4: house like this white deep.
Speaker 8: Indeed, the answer could be that the tenant of this
Speaker 8: room is engaged in some sinister activity that requires the
Speaker 8: use of carrier pigeons and sending messagers.
Speaker 3: There's no evidence of the birds being kept here.
Speaker 5: Answer to a hello, that's true, and.
Speaker 8: Possibly the owner of this room is given to they're
Speaker 8: given a pigeon by one of his superiors, brings it here,
Speaker 8: fixes his message, and releases the Why.
Speaker 3: Couldn't you just take the message to where they keep
Speaker 3: the birds?
Speaker 8: In that way, he would run the risk of being
Speaker 8: picked up with the injurious and incriminate incriminating messages on
Speaker 8: what cans, clay rolls, the use.
Speaker 3: Of carry fisions.
Speaker 5: You spoke we're at war with the boys in South Africa, Watson?
Speaker 8: What could be more logical than that the spy in
Speaker 8: their page should be using this smuggled important information out
Speaker 8: of the country eye Jovius.
Speaker 3: Holmes, I wouldn't mind. Who are you? What the devil
Speaker 3: you think you're doing in my room? Well, my name's DeMar.
Speaker 3: Come you to look at your guest parts. Don't lie
Speaker 3: to me? Who are you? It's not also captain my
Speaker 3: names but themar come from the landing cal.
Speaker 10: Canc Very well, then you won't tell me the truth?
Speaker 10: Perhaps this revolve will make you change.
Speaker 3: What's right? Homes? Where were you?
Speaker 10: And I slipped behind the doors? This gentlemen opened it?
Speaker 8: Yeah, me say, your overcot seems extraordinarily well filled with chests,
Speaker 8: doesn't it.
Speaker 3: We're not slip it off.
Speaker 10: It's a bit warm in here.
Speaker 3: Let me roll, So you were right? Holmes had pitch
Speaker 3: it under his coat.
Speaker 10: Yes, if you can't catch.
Speaker 5: The bird, when he will come right here?
Speaker 3: Come come up, come on, come along, here he comes
Speaker 3: that's it.
Speaker 10: Look at the little fellow snaggled up on my arm.
Speaker 3: When the little fellow's knee.
Speaker 8: Yes, I took out Watson, the gentleman's reparbing on to
Speaker 8: night to get it up.
Speaker 3: A beautiful upper columns.
Speaker 8: I'm uh and i'm heid. He'll be unable to talk
Speaker 8: to us some time. How fortunate he told us where
Speaker 8: the mess was hidden before we indulged in. This little
Speaker 8: said to me anything about a message?
Speaker 10: No, not verbally.
Speaker 8: When I was watching his reflection in the mirror as
Speaker 8: he entered the room, and his eyes first glanced at
Speaker 8: this top draw on the dress ache here to see
Speaker 8: if we touched it.
Speaker 10: It was obviously's important spot in the room.
Speaker 3: Let's see.
Speaker 10: Ah, here we are a message already rolled up and
Speaker 10: in its container.
Speaker 3: Oh what does it say?
Speaker 5: It's in code, which is.
Speaker 8: Not surprising, but I don't think it will be a
Speaker 8: very difficult to be sniper. Yes, And when you've done that, then,
Speaker 8: my dear fellow, I shall compose a code sage of
Speaker 8: my own and persuade this pigeon to read us to
Speaker 8: its master. I can see your puzzled expression, Watson, that
Speaker 8: you're wondering why I brought to the Dexter's Music Hall
Speaker 8: in the role.
Speaker 3: Well, I must confess I confuse homes first before we
Speaker 3: go to Baker Street, and you'll spend hours poring over
Speaker 3: some obscure book and you right out a message attached
Speaker 3: it to a pigeon. Let it loose. Now you bring
Speaker 3: me here. I hate to question you when you're working,
Speaker 3: but I steak sad who give us some idea? What's
Speaker 3: going on?
Speaker 4: I've got it, Old Chap.
Speaker 8: At times I'm a seeming confounded in the serious I'm
Speaker 8: sure here's the situation. The obscure book I've been studying
Speaker 8: was the table of ciphers. I was trying to decode
Speaker 8: the message we found in the room on the first BLOTB.
Speaker 3: So you succeeded or we wouldn't be here.
Speaker 8: Yes, the key word was Lewis, the name of the
Speaker 8: poor leader. A message was a report on the number
Speaker 8: of troops. Now I'm training at all. The shots, then,
Speaker 8: you were right, were mixed up with the ring of
Speaker 8: anima agents. Obviously, Old Chap, So I kept the original
Speaker 8: message and composed another using the same code and dispatched.
Speaker 10: It by carrier pigeon.
Speaker 3: Well, what did you say in your message?
Speaker 8: Meet me at tonight eight o'clock till number three at
Speaker 8: Dexter's Music Hall.
Speaker 3: What made you choose this place as a role.
Speaker 10: I happened to know that it's a common meeting place
Speaker 10: for our world characters.
Speaker 3: And which is table number three?
Speaker 5: I went over there in the corner.
Speaker 10: I reserved it, and why don't we.
Speaker 3: Go and sit down there instead of standing it here? Back?
Speaker 8: And I thought, I think you did our visitor the
Speaker 8: opportunity of showing his hand first. He won't be expecting Sherlock,
Speaker 8: Colms and doctor Watts night an good lord?
Speaker 3: Look at this woman coming on the stings. You ever
Speaker 3: seen some in his sers? You have a good night?
Speaker 3: Okay home? Look up a man just sitting.
Speaker 8: Down his table number praise, said Timber, said Timber, who's
Speaker 8: he dangerous criminal? Who wents left for the Marioti gang?
Speaker 8: He's caught a price pitching weapon said? Have you got
Speaker 8: a lot of handy old japp undoubtedly can recognize them.
Speaker 6: I hope you're able to keep you a pikeman sat.
Speaker 3: Sir Lock home a crap. I'm trying to pick a
Speaker 3: dog on Hermola headson.
Speaker 7: I'll do like this time over your face and.
Speaker 9: Watch him.
Speaker 10: He didn't suit him, did you?
Speaker 3: No? No, you knocked my hands on. I'm oh the
Speaker 3: shot went world.
Speaker 8: I heard it that stocking of the wound. I don't know,
Speaker 8: powder burns, shot as fire from some distance.
Speaker 3: Home Homesase he's dead. Out of the way, please, how
Speaker 3: they what's going on here?
Speaker 10: I'm comfortable this Madison too, Yes, but.
Speaker 5: It's easy to see who did it well.
Speaker 4: I didn't get comfortable vests of thinking, Oh, why are
Speaker 4: you spending here with the smoking revolver in your ends?
Speaker 5: Come on you you're under arrest, but.
Speaker 6: You got arrest.
Speaker 3: Now I've got to Washington. This is the Shelock Holmes.
Speaker 9: I don't care if you're the King of Siam and
Speaker 9: the Bishop of London himself. You're under arrest and I'm
Speaker 9: taking you both to Scotland Yard.
Speaker 2: You hear the rest of doctor Watson's story in just
Speaker 2: a second, and if you don't mind, I'll take that
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Speaker 2: Doctor Watson, that was really one for the books. So
Speaker 2: you got yourself arrested on.
Speaker 5: A murder chart.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's humiliating experience. I was taking off the Scottland
Speaker 3: Yard and the Black Mira. It's like any common criminal
Speaker 3: like it. Constable wouldn't listen to words that I'm gonna.
Speaker 10: Say, Well, Sherlock Holm's wrong with you.
Speaker 3: Of course we arrived at.
Speaker 4: Scottland Yard, my modification was complete, and I found the
Speaker 4: divers legend the presence of our old friend in Specialstard
Speaker 4: Holmes spoke to him at some length. But I could
Speaker 4: see from the Stard's expression, now I can see what
Speaker 4: it is, mister Oones.
Speaker 11: You see, I know you both, But I must say
Speaker 11: there are lots of an ear at the yard's death,
Speaker 11: like what they called your eye and its method.
Speaker 10: But the personal likes or dislikes have nothing to do
Speaker 10: with it.
Speaker 3: And of course I haven't You're amount of evidence.
Speaker 11: Well, I know that doctor Watson and the Constable's evidence
Speaker 11: was as clear as the nose on your face. The
Speaker 11: dead man was shot through the head and you were
Speaker 11: standing in front of the body with a drawn redvolver.
Speaker 10: On my yellow my dearest dard. There were no powder
Speaker 10: burns on the wound.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what you tells me, mister Olones.
Speaker 11: But I'll have to wait for the official report on that.
Speaker 11: The police surgeon's examining the body. You know, you understand, gentlemen.
Speaker 11: I'm not saying I'm sorry that said Trimble is dead.
Speaker 11: He's been a falling outside for it for many years.
Speaker 6: In fact.
Speaker 11: Oh here's the pretty certain now, Doctor Hendicks. This is
Speaker 11: mister shrlock Holmbs and doctor Watson.
Speaker 8: How do you do it?
Speaker 9: How do you do?
Speaker 10: Gentlemen?
Speaker 8: I'm a great admirer of your boat, and I'm sorry
Speaker 8: to see you in such a very unfortunate play.
Speaker 1: Not for your all findings, Doctor Hendrix.
Speaker 8: Well, I've just extracted the bullet lastra and I'm very
Speaker 8: much afraid it's the same making caliber as the one
Speaker 8: missing from Doctor Watson's reform.
Speaker 3: Yes, but doesn't prove that I fired the paper shot.
Speaker 3: For if I have coached a very common weapon, doctor
Speaker 3: it doos nothing.
Speaker 8: And Doctor Hendrickson, as I was just saying to mistake
Speaker 8: to La Star before you came in, the only tent thhore,
Speaker 8: my friend guilty would be powder burns on the wound,
Speaker 8: thereby giving proving the bullet had been found from close rate.
Speaker 8: I entirely agree with you, mister h then, as there
Speaker 8: were no powder burns. But are powder burns, mister one,
Speaker 8: very distinct ones too, Lord, I well, I just I
Speaker 8: don't understand. I'm sorry, gentlemen, a pair of bad tidings
Speaker 8: that I have my duties to perform.
Speaker 1: Yea, and I'm sorry too, Dr Wat.
Speaker 11: I'm afraid I I'm not going to be able to
Speaker 11: let you leave here because you miss consider yourself under wrists.
Speaker 4: Home as I never felt more pondsible life chat, how
Speaker 4: can I locked up in a prison cell?
Speaker 3: That's if I might in love the yellows.
Speaker 10: Not whony once and you'll be out of here, before
Speaker 10: the night is over, I promise you will.
Speaker 3: It was the fellowst couple. As you do.
Speaker 8: Are you proposed to do it all with the aid
Speaker 8: of a little hard thinking?
Speaker 4: Thinking won't unlocking his soul doors?
Speaker 8: Thinking, Willow Fellow, it's not be if someone's deliberately trying
Speaker 8: to incriminate us, it's trying to be instruct feeling logically. M. S.
Speaker 8: Trimble was a member of an espionage ring. I sent
Speaker 8: him a false message after she'd left keep the appointment,
Speaker 8: and his colleagues trailed him to the music hall and
Speaker 8: killed him before he could be betray anything to us.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, that's undoubtedly the.
Speaker 3: Way it happened. The powder burns homes, how do you
Speaker 3: come for them?
Speaker 10: That a none?
Speaker 1: Just after the shop has fired.
Speaker 10: We know that, and yet doctor.
Speaker 8: Hendrix assures us, but there are very distinct powder burns. Now,
Speaker 8: will we come in, gentlemen, says of course you can,
Speaker 8: Doctor Hendrix.
Speaker 5: Oh God, I thought we'd come in the check with you.
Speaker 6: Doctor.
Speaker 3: That's very nice of you, gentlemen.
Speaker 1: Eh, not a bit of it, Doctor Harry. It hurts
Speaker 1: me to see you in here, and that's a fact.
Speaker 8: And I can't better see a fellow medical in such
Speaker 8: flight outcoming against us.
Speaker 3: What I can do to help Watson?
Speaker 1: Eh, you are very quiet, Missterones.
Speaker 10: And Manstralla is thinking you see er, what's the chap
Speaker 10: have it?
Speaker 3: Have?
Speaker 10: What the answer?
Speaker 1: You will sleep in fakeasy to night after all, mister Jones,
Speaker 1: what are you talking?
Speaker 8: And I heard her of said tumble incriminating powder burns
Speaker 8: were obviously faked, Watson, and I know that, whither you
Speaker 8: and doctor Hendrix believe it or not, The question is
Speaker 8: how were they faked?
Speaker 10: I think I have the answer, a doctor Hendrix.
Speaker 3: Yes, mister Owns.
Speaker 8: If a blank cottage were fired at the wound after death,
Speaker 8: it would produced power burns, wouldn't undureedly.
Speaker 1: Yes, who could have done that?
Speaker 3: Mister?
Speaker 5: That's the pointless stride?
Speaker 10: Who had the opportunity?
Speaker 3: The constable who got the body here?
Speaker 5: So jam also you doctor Hendrix, that's perfectly true.
Speaker 11: Well, I had the opportunity to mister Oones, I spent
Speaker 11: off an hour in the morgue alone with the body
Speaker 11: when it first came in.
Speaker 4: Well you narrowed it down to three suspect terms. I
Speaker 4: hope I don't hang before you find the real killer Watson. Why,
Speaker 4: that's very simple astride. The powder burns was certainly five
Speaker 4: blank cartridge. Now, if a blank cottage fired into a wound,
Speaker 4: the wadding would have penetrated and distorted the wounds.
Speaker 1: The person had removed the wadding from the black mister Oones, it's.
Speaker 8: Effect would still be a quite a palent to the
Speaker 8: police surgeon who removed the bullet.
Speaker 5: Am I correct, Doctor Hendrix?
Speaker 8: Entirely the surgeon could not fail to identify the Marsilists exactly,
Speaker 8: and there were only one person could have fired that
Speaker 8: blank cartridge without detection, the same person who made the
Speaker 8: decision necessary to remove the cartridge, but also remove all
Speaker 8: traces of the shot.
Speaker 5: You yourself, doctor Hendrickson?
Speaker 3: Who Holmes? I believe you're right?
Speaker 5: A Falencine theory homes surely a joking, am I?
Speaker 8: And how do you account for the thinkers feathers on
Speaker 8: the collar of your coat?
Speaker 3: The devil with you? Home?
Speaker 10: Here here, come back here, talky sible.
Speaker 3: Gout Scott and yard itself harboring an enemy agent on
Speaker 3: my soul. You've done it again. I must say you've
Speaker 3: got shot eyes. I didn't see those pigeon feathers on
Speaker 3: on Hendrick's collar.
Speaker 8: Confidentially my dear fellow needed to die, but Hendrick's guilty
Speaker 8: conscience knew they might be there. It was a shot
Speaker 8: in the dark and I had to take it. If
Speaker 8: you would spend the night in a prison, sair Iesha
Speaker 8: never heard the end of it.
Speaker 5: I'm sure never.
Speaker 7: I want to see mister microft hoons please before me,
Speaker 7: Missus Hudson.
Speaker 3: He's expecting you, sir. Oh, there you are, Missus Hudson.
Speaker 3: Come and sit down.
Speaker 7: Thankishness. I got your message to him over right away in.
Speaker 3: The first laces.
Speaker 9: Hudson, you may tell your sister that she needn't worry anymore.
Speaker 9: I'm sure she'll find no more pigeon fellers in her
Speaker 9: room on the first floor.
Speaker 7: There no, sir, thank you, but she knows the fact
Speaker 7: because the good man left her yesterday for good. Some
Speaker 7: strange men came and took him away, and today she's
Speaker 7: led the room to a nice young commercial traveler. I'm
Speaker 7: really sorry to have bothered you with her.
Speaker 3: Trouble, sir.
Speaker 5: I'm very lad you did, Missus Hudson. Thanks for your information.
Speaker 9: An enemy espionage ring has been broken, and the British
Speaker 9: government is deeply grateful to you.
Speaker 7: You're always one for a joke, can't give mister Oones. Well,
Speaker 7: if I'm glad you're not angry with me, I'll be
Speaker 7: going loser.
Speaker 5: Just one more fever I'll last before I go anything.
Speaker 3: Missus Hudson, what is it?
Speaker 7: Please don't tell your brother about this set. He'd be
Speaker 7: sure I'd be with me for wasting your time.
Speaker 2: Well, doctor, that was really a swell story to night,
Speaker 2: although it was a bit unexpected for you to have
Speaker 2: been arrested.
Speaker 4: When you're a detective like Holmes or a doctor like myself,
Speaker 4: you've got to be prepared to meet the unexpected every
Speaker 4: once in a while, I suppose, so of course you
Speaker 4: wouldn't know about things like that being a wine expert yourself.
Speaker 2: Oh no, wait a minute, doctor, And the whey you
Speaker 2: talk you think I spent every waking moment in a
Speaker 2: nice cool wine cellar, tasting wine from morning till night.
Speaker 3: Whoa don't you, doctor?
Speaker 2: I know more a wine expert than you are. All
Speaker 2: I know about wine is that it either tastes good
Speaker 2: or it doesn't. And I know that Petree wine does
Speaker 2: taste good, and that's because the Petrie family took time
Speaker 2: to make good wine generations of time by the Petrie
Speaker 2: family has been making wine ever since they started the
Speaker 2: Petree business way back in the eighteen hundreds, and since
Speaker 2: business has always been family owned and operated, they've been
Speaker 2: able to hand on down from father to son, from
Speaker 2: father to son.
Speaker 3: All they've ever.
Speaker 6: Learned about the fine art of turning.
Speaker 2: Luscious sun ripened grapes into fragrant, delicious.
Speaker 10: Wine, and they've learned plenty.
Speaker 2: So no matter what wine you want for any occasion,
Speaker 2: you can't go wrong with a pet Tree wine because
Speaker 2: Petree took time to bring you good wine.
Speaker 1: Well, doctor Watson, what story do you have lined up
Speaker 1: for us next week?
Speaker 4: Well, now, next week it's about till I'm going to
Speaker 4: tell you a weird adventure that Chul Holmes and I
Speaker 4: had an East End of London.
Speaker 3: It concerns the most unusual stage place, the frightened actor
Speaker 3: and the bludstain razor. I call it the Strange Case
Speaker 3: the Demon.
Speaker 6: Barber Tonight Sherlock.
Speaker 2: Holmes adventure was written by Dennis Green and Anthony Boucher
Speaker 2: and was suggested by an incident and the Arthur Conan
Speaker 2: Doyle story.
Speaker 5: The Greek Interpreter.
Speaker 6: Music is by Dean Fossler mister.
Speaker 2: Rathborne appears through the courtesy of Metro Goldwyn Mayor and
Speaker 2: mister Bruce through the courtesy of Universal Pictures, but they
Speaker 2: are now starring in the Sherlock Holmes series.
Speaker 1: The Battery Wine Company.
Speaker 2: Of San Francisco, California invites you to tune in again
Speaker 2: next week, same time, same station. Sherlock Holmes comes to
Speaker 2: you my Hollywood studio. This is Harry Bartell saying good
Speaker 2: night for the Petrie family for a solid hour of
Speaker 2: exciting mystery dramas. Listen every Monday on most of these
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Speaker 2: by Sherlock Holmes.
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