Speaker 1: Now doctor watch and I want to hear about the
Speaker 1: strange case of the protecuted millionaires.
Speaker 2: Well withsa Belle.
Speaker 3: That adventure began in Baker Street on a gray November
Speaker 3: day at the turn of the century.
Speaker 2: Sherlock Holmes and I had just finished our lunch, I remember,
Speaker 2: and were sitting each side of a blazing fire, just
Speaker 2: like you and I are to night. The great man
Speaker 2: his feet Thrush sat before him, was lying back in
Speaker 2: his chair, his long thinged hands locked behind his head,
Speaker 2: and a curved pipe jutting out the corner of his
Speaker 2: mouth was emitting great clouds.
Speaker 4: Of gray blue smoke. After a few moments, I noticed that.
Speaker 2: He was gazing at my boots.
Speaker 5: It was very masked a sense, but white Turkish Watson
Speaker 5: boots are English.
Speaker 2: I got him at Latimer's in Oxford.
Speaker 5: Street, not the boots, the bar. Why the relaxing and
Speaker 5: expensive Turkish bath rather than the invigorating homemade article.
Speaker 3: Because for the last few days I've been having some
Speaker 3: masty twinges of rheumatism. By the way, I'm sure the
Speaker 3: connection between my boots and the Turkish bath is personally
Speaker 3: off theos.
Speaker 4: I'm completely mystifized.
Speaker 5: And you're in the habit of doing up your boots
Speaker 5: in a certain way. I observe that on this occasion
Speaker 5: they're tied in a double bowl. You have therefore had
Speaker 5: them off. Who has retied them? A boot maker or
Speaker 5: the boy at the Turkish bath? But your boots are
Speaker 5: nearly new? Then what means the bath? Absurdly simple, isn't it?
Speaker 2: When you explain it?
Speaker 5: Come in, yes, missus Hutton, it's a not for.
Speaker 6: You, mister Holmes. And this says your boy, yes, braught it?
Speaker 5: Thank you, missus Hutson.
Speaker 4: Who's it from? H?
Speaker 5: I swear that only reigning royals it can be as
Speaker 5: presumptuous as an American businessman. Read it for yourself.
Speaker 2: I be at your lodgings at two tomorrow, Be there,
Speaker 2: Sank John V.
Speaker 4: Harden Be there, h and an.
Speaker 3: Extremely elegant fellow. What makes you think that he's an American?
Speaker 3: The use of the initial for the middle name is
Speaker 3: peculiar to that country.
Speaker 4: A Jorge. It's not at two o'clock now, homes.
Speaker 5: Yes, let's see what we can find out about the gentleman.
Speaker 5: Where's that Encyclopedia of American biography?
Speaker 4: Ah?
Speaker 5: Here he is h H. A. Hanley handsome. Pardon, here's
Speaker 5: our man Watson, John Vincent Harden.
Speaker 2: What does it say about him?
Speaker 5: Born in Chicago, forty five years old, unmarried, chiefly noted
Speaker 5: for his tremendous tobacco interests and his addiction to fishing.
Speaker 2: It's an odd combination.
Speaker 5: And this is otter. He made his professional debut as
Speaker 5: a violinist thirty years ago.
Speaker 2: A millionaire musician must be him now, Yes, sir, the
Speaker 2: most impressive broom and fair outside.
Speaker 5: Then, since my client is a violinist, I think i'll
Speaker 5: welcome him appropriately. Hand me my instrument.
Speaker 3: Willia Chapman a home funny way to start a business interviewer, and.
Speaker 5: Mister Harden sounds like an aggressed man, and music hath
Speaker 5: charms to sooth.
Speaker 2: Come in, mister Harden to see you, sir.
Speaker 5: Thank you, missus Hutson. Come in, mister Hardon. I'm sher
Speaker 5: Mack Holmes and this is my friend and colleague, doctor
Speaker 5: w How do you do?
Speaker 7: How do you do?
Speaker 5: If we're to do business?
Speaker 1: Mister Holmes by having sight put that violin a way?
Speaker 1: I heard you swiping away as I came up the.
Speaker 2: Status, So you you don't care for my friends playing?
Speaker 5: I don't care for anyone's playing. I love the fiddle.
Speaker 5: Curious I was under being praised. Listen to, mister Holmes.
Speaker 1: I haven't come here to discuss your musical impressions. I've
Speaker 1: come here to talk about my personal safety and my sanity.
Speaker 5: Then pray talk about it, mister Harden. I'm being persecuted.
Speaker 1: Somebody's trying to drive me crazy religious. What form does
Speaker 1: this persecution take, mister Harden, it'll beget about a month
Speaker 1: ago my horse ran away and row and throw me.
Speaker 5: Maybe it was an accident, maybe not. I've heard of
Speaker 5: burrs under saddles. And then last night something else happened.
Speaker 5: Someone destroyed Methus Mathosla, an old retainer of yours, mister Harden,
Speaker 5: or a pit No.
Speaker 1: Mathooslo was the finest, largest, oldest taberne ever.
Speaker 5: Cost the stop fish. You are, slock Homes. I'm sure
Speaker 5: that the great new moral lies behind us. Please continue,
Speaker 5: mister Harden.
Speaker 1: Everything was going fine, mister Holmes, until these persecutions started.
Speaker 5: Early this year.
Speaker 1: I bought a fine old house in Cavendish Place. I'm engaged,
Speaker 1: me married to Alish Edwards, the Honorable Alish Edwards. She's
Speaker 1: Lord Brentwood's daughter. My life was perfect until I began
Speaker 1: to get these notes. What sort of notes, mister Hardon?
Speaker 1: As they kept turning up in odd places, my coat pockets,
Speaker 1: under my pillows. At night, I found them on the
Speaker 1: oppost in my carriage.
Speaker 5: You brought these notes with you, of course, all in
Speaker 5: the same handwriting, and all the messages seem to have
Speaker 5: the same fee homes.
Speaker 4: The first one says you thought he.
Speaker 5: Had no one to avenge him, didn't you? And this
Speaker 5: one says you murdered him. You will pay for it.
Speaker 5: And this is curious. It will have blood, they say
Speaker 5: blood will have blood. That quotation is from Macbeth.
Speaker 2: Oh that that means the note was written by an Englishman.
Speaker 5: Not necessarily Watson. It's possible that they've heard of Shakespeare
Speaker 5: in America, you know, mister Harton, all these messages threaten
Speaker 5: your death. Can you think of anyone who might wish
Speaker 5: to kill you? No?
Speaker 1: I can't. I've never heard anyone much less killed a person.
Speaker 1: The notes don't make any sense if.
Speaker 2: You recognize the handwriting.
Speaker 5: I've never seen it before in my life. You maketioned
Speaker 5: that your prize Tartan was mutilated. What members of your
Speaker 5: household might have had the opportunity of performing that act
Speaker 5: of vandalism.
Speaker 1: Three people my secretary, Margaret Bits, Stephen, my brother, my fiance.
Speaker 5: They were all at the house last night. There seems
Speaker 5: to be a care pattern of this case, mister Harden,
Speaker 5: I suggest that you will return to your home in
Speaker 5: obtain for me samples of the handwriting of the three
Speaker 5: people you've mentioned. When i've examined those, I shall be
Speaker 5: in a better position to advise you in this matter.
Speaker 3: Holmes, you've spent three hours with the magnifying arsenal samples
Speaker 3: of handwriting when mister.
Speaker 5: Harden brought back, if you find the clue nothing positive, Watson,
Speaker 5: it's quite curious. The handwriting of the threatening note seems
Speaker 5: to be that of a male with an American education.
Speaker 2: Oh why do you say that?
Speaker 3: Observe this note, you guys, and avenge you never sleep
Speaker 3: with honor.
Speaker 5: You will notice that honor is spelt without a yule.
Speaker 5: That's the American way, and that means that his fiance
Speaker 5: didn't write them. She might have deliberately spelt it that
Speaker 5: way to remove suspicion from herself. No, I'm afraid these
Speaker 5: samples prove nothing.
Speaker 2: And we're no nearer finding out who is responsible.
Speaker 5: Well, at least we've ruled out an obvious possibilities. Come in, Yes,
Speaker 5: missus Hudson.
Speaker 6: It's a telegrap list at homes.
Speaker 5: Thank you. Yes, better get your coat and hat wotsom
Speaker 5: from mister Harden. Yes, he says, a worse blow has fallen.
Speaker 5: Come at once.
Speaker 6: On Marcus Baps, mister Harden's secretary.
Speaker 5: What happened, Miss Babs. We left as soon as we're
Speaker 5: received as wire.
Speaker 6: I don't know what happened, mister Holmes, but I'm terribly worried.
Speaker 6: He rushed out here and dictated that telegram and then
Speaker 6: went back and locked himself in the study. He says
Speaker 6: he'll see no one but too Hello Margaret, Oh, Stephen,
Speaker 6: he's startling.
Speaker 5: It's the matter. Do you think I was listening at
Speaker 5: the keyhole? Introduced me to our visitors watching.
Speaker 6: This is Stephen, mister Harden's brother, mister Sherlock Holmes, and
Speaker 6: doctor Watson.
Speaker 5: Sherlock Holmes and his Freenda I've heard about you. Don't
Speaker 5: tell me brother John is falling foul of the law
Speaker 5: and that he needs its protection.
Speaker 2: Ifea, don't be too sure.
Speaker 5: I'm thinking of taking him to court myself on a
Speaker 5: charge of woman stealing.
Speaker 2: Your brother or kidnapped us Great Scott.
Speaker 5: No, no, doctor Watson, it's perfectly legal. It's just that
Speaker 5: I saw Alsia Edwards first. But then, of course I
Speaker 5: don't control the hardened millions.
Speaker 6: Let's go to the study, shall we, mister Holmes, excellent dear.
Speaker 5: Perhaps we'll see you later. So perhaps, and don't take
Speaker 5: John too seriously.
Speaker 6: He's hateful, always making fun of John, his brother, and
Speaker 6: yet Stephen's never done a day's work in his life.
Speaker 6: This is the door to the study, and mister Holmes
Speaker 6: and doctor Watson are here.
Speaker 5: Come in.
Speaker 6: Thank you mother, How see you gentlemen later?
Speaker 5: What form did the new attack takes? Mister harton?
Speaker 7: This time?
Speaker 5: It's set.
Speaker 1: My safe was rifled last night, an extremely valuable document.
Speaker 1: It was the key to my agreement with the British
Speaker 1: Tobacco Trust. The loss of the paper represent a million
Speaker 1: dollars to me. That isn't what upsets me. Most money
Speaker 1: I can afford to lose, but my sanity is more valuable.
Speaker 1: In the safe I found another.
Speaker 5: Note homes May I see peers here? Mmm? The coffin
Speaker 5: is made. The funeral parlor is ready, the time is ripe.
Speaker 5: The proking raven below for a them writing message, and
Speaker 5: once again observed the odd combination of Shakespeare and American idiom.
Speaker 5: Funeral parlor is what we refer to as an undertaker's,
Speaker 5: and the croaking raven comes from Hamlet Holmes.
Speaker 1: I'm not awake, man, but I'm frightened. You've got to
Speaker 1: protect me. I shall do my best.
Speaker 5: Mister Harden, who was here last night, my secretary of
Speaker 5: my rebate, my fiancee. She went back to London this morning.
Speaker 5: I make your brother Stephen just now. I noticed that
Speaker 5: he was carrying a release. Was he leaving the house
Speaker 5: or returning to it? Returning? He went out of town
Speaker 5: last night, and that ruled him out, not until we
Speaker 5: investigated that by Watson. Mister Harden, I'm a constant and
Speaker 5: thorough reader of the times. The engagement of a Pierre's
Speaker 5: daughter to a prominent American would be striking news, and
Speaker 5: yet I've read nothing about it.
Speaker 1: We're announcing it formerly to morrow. I'm giving a party
Speaker 1: at clarity Is to celebrate the event.
Speaker 5: Then I think it would be a wise precaution if
Speaker 5: doctor Watson and I attended that party I was.
Speaker 1: About to suggest the same thing, Holmes. I need to
Speaker 1: have men about me, I can trust.
Speaker 5: I think this is a deliberate plata drive me Mass Holmes,
Speaker 5: Doctor Watson, I want you to meet my fiance, Miss
Speaker 5: Alicia Edwards. Alicia, my dear, Yes, John, I want to
Speaker 5: introduce mister Sherlock Holmes and doctor Wat.
Speaker 2: How are you doing? May I congratulate you on your engagement?
Speaker 5: Yes, indeed, are you a hearing between the old world
Speaker 5: and when you is them encouraging sign of the time.
Speaker 6: I wish you could convince the Paul that mister Holmes,
Speaker 6: whenever he needs John, he always behaves. He expected him
Speaker 6: to be wearing feathers and calling and helping knife.
Speaker 2: That's very funny.
Speaker 5: I don't find it. So excuse me. I want to
Speaker 5: talk to the office Journey now.
Speaker 6: I don't test John again. He's ridiculous. Please thank you.
Speaker 6: Americans are really rather touching.
Speaker 5: And yet you're going to marry one Papas'.
Speaker 6: Stakes to read, not a lot of money. And that's
Speaker 6: the comodity with this John. Things round out. I think
Speaker 6: if you understand me.
Speaker 5: Mister Home, I'm sure I do. Personally, I may say
Speaker 5: that I'm always glad to meet an American. I'm one
Speaker 5: of those who believes that the folly of a monas
Speaker 5: can be blundering of a minister, and found one years
Speaker 5: could not now stand between two men in the homes.
Speaker 6: I find you comfort, insult.
Speaker 2: Goodbye, Oh my soul, what an unpleasant half. The young woman.
Speaker 2: She's obviously a hardened.
Speaker 5: His money, obviously, though I don't think she has an
Speaker 5: aversion to all Americans.
Speaker 2: Oh why do you say that?
Speaker 5: She is being dancing with mister Hardon's brother's season most
Speaker 5: of the evenings. At this moment he joined at the
Speaker 5: door and they're beating together.
Speaker 2: God, you think the seed?
Speaker 5: Hello, what's happening up there.
Speaker 2: In the violinist? I won't take a look. Look, he
Speaker 2: snatched the instrument out of his hand. Get out of here.
Speaker 2: I wait.
Speaker 3: Now, I tell you God's way.
Speaker 2: Home. He hitting like a man, and he's rushing after
Speaker 2: the musician and brandishing the violiness if he if he's
Speaker 2: gonna brain him with it?
Speaker 5: Yes, watching that quarrel with a violinist was not a
Speaker 5: totally same act. If the anonymous correspondence motive is to
Speaker 5: undermine Harden's wagons, he may be succeeded.
Speaker 2: But who has a motive might be the brother Stephen.
Speaker 2: He's off jealous of the girl and he probably next
Speaker 2: in nine five minutes. But I checked his.
Speaker 5: Annibi the last night he was out of town.
Speaker 2: What's the devil's on now? O? O's for ao?
Speaker 5: Here amaster harden for a cow a? What's wrong for Solicia?
Speaker 5: I found her in the car he's been in just
Speaker 5: a moment.
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Speaker 1: Honorable Alicia Edwards had been strangled at her engagement party.
Speaker 1: What happened next?
Speaker 2: I tried first, said mister bellin founds. The girl was
Speaker 2: not dead.
Speaker 3: We rushed to the hospitals and a few hours later
Speaker 3: we were.
Speaker 2: Able to talk to her. But we found that you
Speaker 2: gives no clue. When we left the room, was waiting
Speaker 2: person in the corridor.
Speaker 4: How is she?
Speaker 5: Is she going to be all right, But don't.
Speaker 2: Why mister Harden. She'll be all right, but she's she
Speaker 2: had a very narrow escape.
Speaker 7: But why attack her?
Speaker 5: Why not me? The pattern becomes increasingly claire. Mister Harden.
Speaker 5: Your enemy has struck at your fishing, your business, now
Speaker 5: at your chiance, so every blow is at your wealth
Speaker 5: and position and my sanity. Mister Holmes, you've got to
Speaker 5: find out who's behind all this. On the occasion of
Speaker 5: the mutilation of the fish, three people have the opportunity.
Speaker 5: Your brother Stephen is clear on the second attack, and
Speaker 5: on this last one, I think we may reasonably assume
Speaker 5: that your fance did not strangle her.
Speaker 2: So's our wager, my medical reputation on that fact.
Speaker 1: And that means that only one person who was present
Speaker 1: on all three occasions was.
Speaker 5: No, you can't mean your secretary, mister Bates. Where is
Speaker 5: she in the waiting room? Splendid? Then doctor Watson and
Speaker 5: I will take her back to Baker Street. I have
Speaker 5: an idea that she can be of invaluable help to.
Speaker 2: Us a little montem space.
Speaker 6: No, thank you, doctor Watson.
Speaker 5: Then please go on with your story.
Speaker 2: As I was.
Speaker 6: Saying, mister Holmes, I've known mister Harden. All my life
Speaker 6: my father was the Hardened coachman, and as I grew up,
Speaker 6: I thought John Vincent Harden was the most wonderful man.
Speaker 4: In the world.
Speaker 2: Well, I imagine that he was quite different then my death.
Speaker 6: Very different. He was young and romantic, and he loved music.
Speaker 6: He took violin lessons, and it turned out that he
Speaker 6: was a prodigy.
Speaker 5: I understand that he made his professional debut at the
Speaker 5: age of thirteen.
Speaker 6: Yes, mister Holmes, I was only a little girl then,
Speaker 6: But he used to tell me that he wasn't John
Speaker 6: Vincent Hardened, the heir to the tobacco, the lean. He
Speaker 6: was Giovanni Vincenti, the great.
Speaker 5: Violinist, Giovanni Vincenti odd pray continuous dates.
Speaker 6: For five years. It seemed that he would be a
Speaker 6: great musician. Then on his eighteenth birthday, his father gave
Speaker 6: him a lecture on his family obligation, told him that
Speaker 6: it was his duty to go into the business.
Speaker 2: John broke his violin across.
Speaker 6: His knee, mister Holmes, and he's never played said mistake.
Speaker 2: I don't need to be a detective to reduce that
Speaker 2: you love him.
Speaker 6: Of course I do, or at least I loved you
Speaker 6: as it instanty. Then maybe he's still there somehow somewhere, of.
Speaker 5: Course, or he's been a legiot, a nun scol What
Speaker 5: do you mean home? The case is solved, comers Bates.
Speaker 5: When must return to mister Hartn as fast as we can.
Speaker 5: I only hope we're not too late.
Speaker 6: But why doesn't he answer?
Speaker 3: The survey said he lost himself in.
Speaker 2: The study again, Jew's lot.
Speaker 5: I don't like them this, come on, watch, we'll break
Speaker 5: it in on more.
Speaker 2: There's an a half of the time in house.
Speaker 5: If they please leave us, my friends and doctor. He'll
Speaker 5: take care of him. She's only wounded.
Speaker 2: Yes, just raise his scout, okay, Kevin, I'll be waiting outside.
Speaker 4: This is attempted suicide.
Speaker 2: They finally succeeded in driving mad.
Speaker 5: Did they read this note lying here? It's in the
Speaker 5: same handwriting as the other messages.
Speaker 7: I might try to fool another detective, but doc you,
Speaker 7: mister Sherlock Holmes, I admit I shut John Simpson Harden.
Speaker 7: I'm sure you'll have no difficult to discovering high escape from.
Speaker 4: A locked room. Good lord, you will observe.
Speaker 5: That the note was written and blotted on this desk Watson,
Speaker 5: I'll see you to getting mister Harden to bed and
Speaker 5: summoning his own doctor. I want you to return to
Speaker 5: Baker Street. Baker Street, why tho all the cases solved?
Speaker 5: I have some heavy thinking to do and I must
Speaker 5: do it here. So be a good fellow and go
Speaker 5: back to our lodging is. Get me two ounces of
Speaker 5: shank tobacco and my violin. How are you feeling now,
Speaker 5: mister Houghton, we calls, did I'm all right?
Speaker 2: He was still can't remember anything.
Speaker 5: Sir No.
Speaker 1: I felt half out of my mind since that attack
Speaker 1: was made of militia.
Speaker 7: I told me should be all right.
Speaker 1: I do faintly remember coming home from the hospital and
Speaker 1: blocking myself in the study.
Speaker 5: The rest is a blank. What did happen, mister Holmes,
Speaker 5: And I'll give you the complete answer very shortly, mister Houghton,
Speaker 5: Colin Watson, you.
Speaker 2: Know well, try and rest. Mister Harten, You've been through
Speaker 2: quite an ordeal outside.
Speaker 5: I'm just out sry.
Speaker 2: Home.
Speaker 5: You left your violin and Harden's room. Did you mean
Speaker 5: to I meant to him. And in the meanwhile, we
Speaker 5: must talk more seriously to miss Bates.
Speaker 2: She's down here in the sitting room.
Speaker 5: Is and brother Stephens first know the good news, Margaret
Speaker 5: and may Win. Why what the good news is, Sir?
Speaker 5: Didn't see you fellas coming down the stairs. Well it
Speaker 5: is no reason why you shouldn't hear it too. I've
Speaker 5: just come from the hospital. Alicia's broken off her engagement
Speaker 5: to John. She's going to marry me. Indeed, my congratulations.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, but I suggest you don't tell your brother
Speaker 2: the news. He's a very sick man.
Speaker 5: I won't now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to celebrate.
Speaker 2: Miss Sparkling. You're a Miss Bates.
Speaker 4: I can see that you're just as excited as Stephen's is.
Speaker 6: Of course I am, But tell me that to Holmes.
Speaker 6: Have you found out who attacked John?
Speaker 5: Yes, Miss Bates, at last, I know the name of
Speaker 5: mister John Vincent Harden's enemy. On the incident of the
Speaker 5: mutilated fish, you or Stephen or Alicia might have been guilty.
Speaker 5: On the stolen document, you or Alysia, and on the
Speaker 5: attack on this lady you or Stephen, which seemed to
Speaker 5: leave only you.
Speaker 6: But I was having tea with both of you in
Speaker 6: Baker Street when John was shot precisely.
Speaker 5: As perfect in alibi as I've ever known, and no
Speaker 5: one person was responsible, there must have been accomplishing Noah Watson.
Speaker 5: Remember another fact, The note supposedly written after the attempted
Speaker 5: murder was blotted at the very desk which the wounded
Speaker 5: man was slumped over. Isn't it clear, franklin Er, the
Speaker 5: persecutor and the would be murderer of John Vinson Harden
Speaker 5: is Giovanni Vincenti, but.
Speaker 2: Tauana and the same man mismates ter, Sir.
Speaker 5: They were the same man. But Harden forced the dominant
Speaker 5: part of his character into annihilation when he destroyed his violin.
Speaker 5: He thought he had destroyed Giovanna Vincenti, that his alter
Speaker 5: ego was still dormant, giess, And after the shock of
Speaker 5: the writing accident in Rotten Row, Giovanni Vincenti emerged hunting
Speaker 5: for revenge.
Speaker 6: You mean poor John really has a dual personality to home.
Speaker 5: Yes, my dear. No one person seemed to have the
Speaker 5: opportunity of committing all the attacks, But we left one
Speaker 5: person off our list, John vincent Hardening.
Speaker 4: Why homes and sake?
Speaker 5: Why Jiovan Evincenti struck at the fish, the document and
Speaker 5: at the fiance. All symbols of what Hardened had gained
Speaker 5: for himself. Finally, he attacked Harden's.
Speaker 2: Life, goodness to homes.
Speaker 6: What will happen now is out of his mind that they.
Speaker 2: Won't send into an asylum, will be?
Speaker 5: I think not, this bates. There's a possibility that this
Speaker 5: second shark, this self inflicted wound on the skull, may
Speaker 5: cure him. Don't you agree, Watson?
Speaker 2: Yes, I do.
Speaker 3: Except the possible, there'll be a complete reintegration of personality.
Speaker 6: Listen, it's John and he hasn't touched the violent brages,
Speaker 6: so that's.
Speaker 2: Why you left your violin in his room.
Speaker 5: Home. Now, Giovanni Vincenti and John Vincent Harden are again
Speaker 5: one man, one whole and sound man. I trust he
Speaker 5: may create a new life for himself, and I'm convinced
Speaker 5: that he has here the woman who will help him.