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Good evening, Doctor evening, it's about hunks of the minutes as usual.
Drop a term settles my boy.
Speaker 1Well, I won't settle down too far.
Speaker 2Doctor.
Speaker 1You have a habit of keeping me on the edge of my chair.
Speaker 4During most of your stories.
I hope to night approve no exceptional.
So light up your pipe and I'll get on with my story.
Speaker 5Doctor.
Speaker 2From the hints you gave us last week, it sounded like quite a thriller.
Speaker 5How did it begin?
Speaker 3On a cold winter morning in eighteen hundred nineteen seven, Holmes and I are breakfast has concluded.
Sat on the other side of a cherry far in our Baker Street larger A thick pog rolled down between the line of dun colored houses, and the opposite windows loomed like dark, shapeless blurs through the heavy yellow wreath.
Speaker 1Another London piece super Hand.
Speaker 4Our guess was lit and shown.
Speaker 3It's picking the right on the white cloth and glimmer of china for the breakfast had not been cleared.
Holmes's visit cost indexing his record crime.
While I was engrossed to one of Clark's Russell's sign sea stories.
Our morning was not destined, however, to be quiet.
Well, shortly after eleven o'clock, missus Hudson, I shot a young lady into our room, a young lady.
And really I'm I'm doctor Watson, and this is mister Sholo.
Speaker 6How do you do?
Gentlemen?
I'm apologized for not giving my name to your heartpepers, but I have to be.
Speaker 4Murder.
Speaker 6Of course you're wondering who I am and what's prop me here?
Speaker 7My own theory would be that you are miss Harriet Irving.
And if you come to me to enlist my aid in proving that mister Binyons did not murder your father, what on earth.
Speaker 4Are you talking about?
Speaker 6You're absolutely correct, mister Holmes, But how.
Speaker 7Did you know I deduce it?
Miss Irving?
You're wearing very new and extremely expensive morning presumably the first time since a few wasting threads are still in evidence.
You wear no rings, so evidently you are not in morning for her husband.
The only man whose death the papers announced in the last few days, and who left the young daughter wealthy enough to purchase such garments, is Sir Edward Irvins.
And since the police have already made an arrest obviously wished me to disproved the police theory and intercede the young Binion.
Speaker 6Mister Holmes, You're wonderful, That's just what I wanted to do.
Speaker 7Miss Eaven.
I've said the newspaper reports very carefully, but seemed to me that Scott the Yard has arrested the right man.
Speaker 4So sorry that I didn't read the newspaper reports.
I'm the fens.
I do what you're both talking about.
Speaker 7Then let me bring him up to date, my dearone, and please correct miss Serving if I'm making a mistake.
Three days ago, Sai Edward IRVN, the father of this young lady, was found scaded to death in his study.
The only entrance to the study is through an ante room where his secretary had been sitting.
Ever since Sir Edward has last seen alive, and the secretary swore but no one had entered or left the.
Speaker 4Study sect his name being Binionais.
Speaker 7Yes, under the circumstances, it's hard to see that any other arrest was possible.
Speaker 6And yet I know he's in a sister home.
Speaker 4How do you know that we were in love.
Speaker 6We were going to be married.
I don't care what the police say a woman knows these things.
Robert Binyon did not kill my father?
Speaker 4Did your father?
Who the engagement?
Speaker 6Well, no, not exactly.
Speaker 7If one room were to be exact, Miss Ervin, I wouldn't once say that your father absolutely forbade the marriage.
Yes, he did, an infectless drive assumed death was the motive for the murder.
Does your father have any other relatives living, Miss Irvan?
Speaker 6His brother, my uncle Peregan.
He lives a hermit's life in the country.
We've seen very little of him in the last few years.
Speaker 7Was he left anything under your powers?
Speaker 4Will?
Speaker 6No, I was the sole beneficiary.
Please help me, mister Holmes.
If you'll just talk to Robert, you'll know he's not killing There's no harm in.
Speaker 4Talking to him.
Homes.
Speaker 3After all, our old friend the star Will handled the case, and he's made a good many mistakes to the fusill he.
Speaker 7Me all over jeh, Well, Miss beIN, I'll do what I can, but I promise nothing.
Where is your fiancee being told?
Speaker 6That's gotten?
Jared?
I talked to him there just.
Speaker 4Before I came to spend it here.
Speaker 7We can talk to the start at the same time.
Wat's in yard and I had presough you hadn't coach so mister Sherlock Holmes and doctor wants soon.
I think they know more than the yard.
They come over here to teach us oop business.
Speaker 4I suppose a sort of star.
We came over here to make a few inquiries.
Speaker 7I'll tell you, gentlemen, that you're wasting your time.
Young Vinion is giddy.
Whatever his young lady may say, astride, get this strong.
No, what did the autopsy prove?
Got a report of it here on my desk, but it won't tell you nothing.
Speaker 4You don't know.
Speaker 7Death was instantaneous, paused by some weapon like a long needle of fans to leto or ice pick, penetrating the brain of the face of the skull.
And no such weapon was found in the room or on this villion trus.
Then he had the chance of disposing of it just the same.
Speaker 4The murder weapon hasn't been found heaven.
Speaker 7No, doctor, but we'll find it.
As you'll worry about that.
Talk to the prisoner mind, of.
Speaker 4Course, I don't mind.
Speaker 7He's in the tensions, held just down the corridor for me.
For me, gentlemen, has he given you ano trouble?
Speaker 4Trouble?
Speaker 7If all our prisoners were as quiet as him.
We wouldn't need no guard.
Doc yet, nice quiet, young fellow.
Hard to realize he's a murder of fact still has to be proven in courtus blood the fact that he is going to be proved in court, mister Road, Well, here we are at this sol who got visitors opinion, very distinguished visitors, gentlemen.
My name is home mister lock THOLMBS, and this is my colleague, doctor Watson.
Speaker 2I'm sorry to see you in this sight, mister Sherlock Holmes.
Then Harry didn't see you when she left you.
I'm so glad you'll get me out of this mess.
Speaker 7I know you will, even mister Sherlock Holmes can't get you out of this one, young fellow man, and I found the shock down say that I fan hook you.
My obvious course is to go to Sir Edward's house and examine the room in which the tagedy occurred.
But before I do that, I'd like to ask you a question, or do ask me any question you want to.
Sir, it was you who discovered the body.
I understand, yes, mister, please describe the circumstances Sir Edward was in.
Speaker 2His study I had been working in the ante room adjoining.
At five o'clock I wanted to say good night to him, and I found then slumped in his chair dead, with blood streaming down the back of his head.
Of course I sent the butler of the police at once.
Speaker 7Could anyone have entered that room without John noled.
Speaker 6No, mister Holmes.
Speaker 1I never left my desk, and there was no entwence to the room.
Speaker 7Said to have about the windows and Edmond, they were locked from the inside.
Doctor, you don't need to worry.
We examined the intiliges, not a mark.
No one came in that way.
What is your theory of a murder, mister been him?
Speaker 2I haven't won, mister Holmes.
I'm completely baffled.
I'm certain that no one entered that room.
Yet I swear to you that I didn't stab him.
I can understand the police believing I didn't.
Speaker 7The style I expect to examine the room in which their Edward was the easiest thing in the world.
Mister roomes our driver, well with you if you like his out he's in night.
Speaker 4Oh you didn't bother the star.
We can quite well go by ourselves, or.
Speaker 7Not a bit of a doctor.
I'd like to come with him.
Oh, why God, you're you're convinced, mister Binionist?
Speaker 8Guilty?
Speaker 7Are you?
Speaker 4You?
Speaker 7Won't you be wasting time?
Not me for once.
I know you're on the wrong side of a cake, Miss Rose.
I want to be there and see your faces when you find it out.
This is the house, mister Rose, imposing.
Speaker 3The imagine the scar that you still have a police guard inside.
Speaker 7Oh, yes, there's been a sergeant guard in the dead men's room day and night.
We still haven't found the missing weapons.
Yes, I'm in the Strada's coming yard.
We wish to examine the house.
Speaker 5I can see your identifications.
Speaker 7What are you talking about?
I've been in and out of the ouse half a dozen times.
Speaker 5I have my orders.
Speaker 7Oh, very well, there's miss Evans home.
Speaker 5Miss Irvin is not receiving her good man.
Speaker 4Can't you give us any information.
Speaker 5That's been tragedy in this house?
Speaker 4Sir?
Speaker 5And the truth of it's not forget I'm not answering any questions that I don't have to.
Speaker 7Yeah, here, now there's this police.
Speaker 5God gratify you, Inspector Lestrade, very good, inspector.
You may come in.
May I direct you gentlemen.
Speaker 7Oh, thank you.
I know this house nearly as well as you do.
Speaker 5I think, not, inspector.
I've served here for twenty seven years.
Gentlemen, If you're not needing me, I'll returned to my quarters.
Speaker 4Yes, that's the sinist Jepard I oversaw on.
Speaker 7Yes, and he knows something to see this strand there is the possibility of the binion is innocent.
Yes, uh, I began to see that.
Say, when you were talking to the butler, you're being an e cryptic for what are the possibility I was talking about?
The possibility is a binion?
The herestic man is shielding the real murderer.
Whom would he be most certain to shield?
Speaker 4You mean his service sermon?
Speaker 7Here we are, This is the ante room.
We're young being worked.
And that door there leads into the study where Sir Edward was foul and I mean touch the costs and see discovery of the crime.
Oh no, mister Elmes.
That's why we've had a constable on duty in there night and day before the trial.
We're bringing experts in just the rule of secret panels or anything of that content down in the dead man room.
Shall we right here, Miss Webster, Webster, get out of that chair and stand up.
Can't you get on duty?
Speaker 4Sleep party dead?
Speaker 7Yes, the tickle of blood oozing out from the base of the scar.
Speaker 4Well strike me.
Speaker 7Think he's being killed the same way as Sir Edward one.
I presume you agree that mister Opinion didn't commit this murder as drive of mister Olmes.
He have done it.
Speaker 5He's looked up at the yard.
Oh what are we going to do?
Speaker 7Asked the buttler.
They come here with him all right?
What do you make of their wound up there?
Speaker 4The description of the one that killed Sir Edward A fine.
Speaker 3Functor here at the base of the star Hi to homes They mentioned this select upon ice pick.
Speaker 4A wound like this might be.
Speaker 3Caused by one of those long steel happens that that women were.
Speaker 7Yes as the possibility, watching that the stute possibility, And this Irvin was wearing a long happin this morning.
If you remember m vast walls, a little chance of secret panels here, I should say.
Speaker 4The window off from the inside, eh he is.
Speaker 7And by the way, what's your name?
You see what's happened?
Trevors?
Speaker 5Yes, I've seen the Constable's being killed just like my mass, I.
Speaker 7Tell me, Trevors, is this from exactly as it was in said Edward's lifetime?
Speaker 5Yes, sir, except that my master not in the habit of keeping the corpses of policemen in here.
Speaker 7Don't try to be funny, travelers.
Did you realize you're mixed up in a murder case?
Speaker 5I meant no offense.
Speaker 7Was to find out if any of the furniture in here moved.
They did not moved, sir.
Speaker 5But there has been a piece of furniture added an armchair.
The dead man lying.
Speaker 7In the same chair in which Sir Edward's body was found of That's the answer, Covers.
Remember that chair delivered and who delivered it?
Speaker 5It was delivered the day before Sir Edward died.
It came from Silver Schwartz's and keep shop in Funds.
Speaker 7Answer that came a foot stride.
See to the removal of this poor man's body, seal the room, and for Heaven's sake, keep the Stator's death a secret for a day at least.
But then that time I hope to have your murderer for you.
Speaker 4Then we're going bying, my dear.
Speaker 7Chap to Silver Swans's antique shop in Bond streets.
Speaker 4Those old music boxes are quite charming home, don't they.
Speaker 7Yes, but where's mister once?
Speaker 4This is probably him?
Speaker 7You are interested in musical books in chairs, particularly in the handsomely can't chair you delivered to Sir Edward in a two days ago.
Yeah, magnuicence specimen.
Gee is it?
Speaker 4He was found dead in it?
Speaker 7And half an hour ago someone else was found dead in it.
Also.
That chair was one of the pair, wasn't it?
Speaker 4Poot him?
That's impossible this this to follow me?
I assure you it's not.
But look look at the chair.
That's exactly like the same well as Edward.
Friend.
Speaker 7But it's such a difference.
Fifteenth century Italian, isn't it.
Speaker 4Yeah?
Speaker 8This is one of the pairs, the famous many Giero arm chairs.
There are only three pairs in the world, my friends, of this pair runs upon I delivered with the Edward is simply a great specimen of the car of this fine It's mate looks exactly like it, does it not?
Speaker 4I can't see any difference to her.
Speaker 7He would if you sat in that old chap precisely.
Speaker 8That is why I have these cords stretched from one arm of the chairs to either if anyone were to sit in it.
Speaker 7Well, sometimes nothing will happen, but.
Speaker 8Sooner or later my hands will press this hidden spring into arm here and death will strike.
Speaker 4But nothing happened when you pressed the spring, And mister no, I don't understand I do.
Speaker 7This is the harmless chair, relief of one was sent to Sir Edward.
He sat in it, accidentally pressed the spring and broke the fatal needle into his brain.
Speaker 4Yes, as that pecostable did today.
Speaker 7Sir Edward bought both chairs, I presume.
Yeah, I would not say.
Speaker 4Why didn't you deliver both at the same time.
Speaker 8He was afraid of the liver, asked me to keep it here until he found a safe place for it in his home.
Speaker 4Mm hmm.
Speaker 7And some devil switched the arm caught from the fake old chair for the harmless one, so that you delivered death to Sir Edward.
There's a subtlety in this crime worthy of the fiendish maker of the chair as him, soap silver Swatch, not a piery die be seating himself in one of his own chairs.
Yeah, yeah, he poet justice.
I'm much obliged to silver scrims.
Now, I think I know how to kill.
Speaker 2Doctor Watson will bring you the rest of his story in just a second.
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Speaker 2Well, doctor Watson, this is quite a story you're telling us tonight.
So you found out how the murders had been committed, but not who had been responsible.
Speaker 3For y that's quite frank, Mister Boutome Holmes spent a long time cross examining missu Shulder Trance, the owner of the antique score, as to who might have had the opportunity for switching the telltale cord from the fatal.
Speaker 2Chair, and who did have that opportunity transpised.
Speaker 4Four people might have been responsible.
Edward's daughter respective mister.
Speaker 3Vinyon had both been in the shop with him at various times, so trevers the false suspect was Edward's eccentric brother Pedigriffe, who had appeared a drafted into the shop the day after the purchase had been made.
For this last information, Holmes became very accepted and launched into eager preparations, which ended a few hours later when we found ourselves disguised as furniture removers driving a van along a quiet country lane near Dorking as.
Speaker 4The approach to the house of Sir Edward's.
Speaker 7Brother watson't ramshackle looking place, isn't it?
Speaker 4Yeah?
The streamers?
Speaker 7Why you someone rose, My dear chap, I have this broken word on.
I'll drive down.
Speaker 4Never tell me anything.
Speaker 3Why are we tunneling off into the wilds and the county disguise of the furnish removers and carrying the harmless chair with us?
Speaker 7Surely the reason is Jim's parent old chapter.
Speaker 3It's just about as transparent as dust stocking, full of what type?
Speaker 4Watson?
Speaker 7Surely it's oppers that we're up against an extremely cunning murderer.
Now put the dantage a cruised to him in using the Mala Gerald chair an alibi.
Speaker 4Of course, he's no one the other place where they murder.
Heppens.
Speaker 7I then apply your logical little FURBI three for suspects.
The daughter, mister Binion, and fellahs the butler live in the house, and would almost certainly have been pressed at the time of death.
Therefore, who gains most by such an alibi?
The brother tell him to Maria Watson, now you see why we tundled off into the wilds of talking.
Speaker 3Oh, let must be paragon standing up of the front, She says, the funny looking fella.
Speaker 7Oh, my dad, Watson, governor of the wrong hold, And you were a mister petty grinder an answer, Governor, and we cut the right ass, all right, all right, all right, come on, put it, give us hand right you are our feet?
What one loading them on?
You told me on my football?
You look at easy?
Does it come on?
But I got to let it measing on a port you there, you go?
Give me any creakings?
And a pretty chair, dub man very and he was admiring our way down.
Speaker 4Here, pluming in off a nice chair.
Speaker 5Who told you?
Speaker 7Or governor?
This just stiver snitch what whatever his name is?
Tell us your brother didn't want the chair, and says how we was to bring.
Speaker 4It to you.
Speaker 7My brother, mister silver Snitch said he gave the order before he died.
Fine of us sit down, any governor, tu lummy said the all right, isn't it?
Speaker 4Look at him laughing?
Speaker 7Who wished me all Troublin's drive could see me?
Now?
Speaker 4Yeah, Troubling's drive.
That's my wife.
Speaker 7Governor.
Yeah, sit down your deltchair, come on, go on, shit down and tide go on, go on, govern Now take the weight off your plates and met what bob batty jargon?
Speaker 1Do you speak there?
Speaker 7The plates of meat.
Speaker 4Plates for me?
This fete Governor.
That's ryman slang.
Speaker 7That's right, that's right, rhyming slang.
Go on, shit downny go on, very well?
Speaker 4That comfortable?
Go on?
Speaker 7Don't you enter with the arms?
Governor carving?
Speaker 5And he just doesn't he Yes, it is.
Speaker 7Somebody don't want the wretched tea.
Speaker 5There's been some mistake.
Speaker 7So you're going to take it back to London and tell him to tell you that I don't want anything in my brother jumping geosophy, tan't you.
We don't want to sit in a nice chair like this, governor.
But you're the one that's gives the order around here.
Come on, buddy, come on, get you beg into it alright in the van, they go, oh, bless your governor.
We don't worry about that sort of thing.
Speaker 4You'll be buddy, of course, not a nice driver.
Speaker 7Come anyhow, it's right, let's get these horses going.
Speaker 4Could I get that good?
Speaker 6There?
Speaker 4That was a false tale home?
Obviously he knew nothing about the chair.
Speaker 7He thought it was perst to harmless, and as indeed it was that the murderer were the polic people.
I've slipped up in my reasoning somehow, of course, over who I am?
If back to London as fast as he's tired, next can take us?
Come on, kill us there?
Speaker 4What's the next move?
Homes?
Speaker 7Back to Edward's house on the staging of a little damas.
I'm sure we'll give us the final answer to this problem.
You know all the arrangements with strand Yes, mister Ooms, I've got meserving, young Ben and the butler waiting outside, and no one knows we switched the chair splendid.
Speaker 4For sure this is the harmless chair.
Speaker 7Of course I am.
I sit in it, so run my hands over the arms.
Yes, this chair is harmless, says every person save one will know them in with lunch, mister Owes.
No, I think we'll fix Irving and mister Binion first, what was itinion?
Coming fee very well?
Speaker 6Oh mister, it's just so horrible seeing you there insane chair as your father.
Speaker 7Mister Holmes, it's a trifle to mac car before you assume the positions.
Speaker 4Please get up.
Speaker 7But it seems to be the most comfortable chair in the room.
That I do like my comfort when I interrogate witnesses.
However, it's hardly shippled with is it, miss Irving?
Pisa down, won't you?
Speaker 6I I don't like to sit down in the chair which father died.
Speaker 7Couldn't bear to see you standing very well?
Speaker 4Then don't sit down?
Speaker 7Why opinion?
What's the matter in the chair?
Say you care to suit me to prove that the chair is safe?
Speaker 4No?
I get it down very well.
Speaker 7There splendid curious chair, isn't it, mister Binion?
I wonder about these carvings on the arms.
They look almost as if they might activate concealed springs.
I wonder what, thanks mister Hunt trying to kill me?
Speaker 6Kill you?
Speaker 4Then you know how Sad and the policemen were murdering eh?
Speaker 1I knew it must have something to do with the chair.
Speaker 6You knew more than that, Robert, you planned it.
I remember now that when we went to the chocks, you were.
Speaker 7No, no, no, what to not go after them?
The struggles stop him?
In iny case, the police are at the door.
Oh I'm tired.
I think I'll sit in this rather faithful armchair.
Speaker 4So it was young Vinyon all the turn eh, yes, and he all.
But that smarted me.
Speaker 7I reasoned that somehow the murderer must have intended the device of this chair to clear him.
And suddenly I saw the real motivation.
How better establishes in its seeming to be obviously you get leaving a trail whereby an astute deduction which seemed to kill did idea that miss Servant came to you.
Speaker 4He used you as cats for what is not afraid?
Speaker 7This whole case is a rather humiliating experience for me.
Why do you want the stuard had arrested the right man in the first place?
Oh, oh, my dear Watson, I shall never hear the end of this.
Speaker 2Never as usual, doctor, that was a swell story.
Raginal Lestrade accidently arresting the right man?
Speaker 4Ere he had that one coming to him.
Speaker 3Follow he'd been not witted by home so many times.
He was beginning to get an inferiority company.
Speaker 1What about Miss Irving?
Now, how did she take it when her boyfriend Bennon has proved guilty?
Speaker 4Well, when she realized that her sweethearted actually murder her father.
They've seen in the Pennant pillars her love to hate.
Speaker 7But at first he took it pretty bad, I can imagine.
Speaker 4So, my boy, that's one of the disadvantages of the detective.
And you bring the guilty to justice, you're very often cause the innocence suffer too.
Believe me, never become a detective.
Speak to being a wine expert.
Speaker 2You're calling me a wine expert.
Now wait a minute, doctor.
Oh.
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Well, doctor Watson, what new Sherlock Holmes adventure you planning to tell us next week?
Speaker 4Next week?
It's about now.
Speaker 3Let me see next week next week, I got tell you A strange spilt place in one of the smaller states of Middle Europe, concerns the young Prince, a most unusual concert, and a beautiful contrato.
Speaker 4Who sang two days after we've seen her die at the hands of the firing squad.
I call the story the Haunting of Sherlock.
Speaker 1Oh, doctor, that's one I've got to listen to.
Speaker 3Yes, and everyone should also listen to what Secretary of Agriculture Anderson says about saving used kitchen fats.
Speaker 4We've all got to keep running in every bit of goose fat.
Take it to your meat dealer.
Speaker 3The shortage of fats is worse now than ever it was.
Unless we help and we all help to all be faced with the serious shortage of soap, yes, the serious shortage of paint, dubricating oils, drugs, and many other things that require facts in their matter of facture if to us keep turning in every bit of used kitchen pat.
Speaker 4Tonight.
Speaker 2Sherlock Holm's Adventure was written by Dennis Green and Anthony Alger and was adjusted by an incident in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Story Must Grow Rifuel music is by Dean Pops.
Mister Rathbourne appears to the courtesy of Metrogoldwin Mayor and mister Bruce through the courtesy of Universal Pictures, where they are now starring in the Sherlock Holms series.
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