Cassette introduction and closing comments by "Golden Age" radio performer Elliott Reid.
"The Clue of the Hungry Cat" Originally broadcast on October 26, 1946
Can Sherlock Holmes prevent an innocent man from going to the gallows? Several unanswered questions entice Holmes to agree to help a man condemned to die prove his innocence. But just what is the clue provided by a hungry cat that can save the day and bring the true murderer to justice?
"The Singular Affair of the Dying Schoolboys" Originally broadcast on November 9, 1946
Is a private school located in a desolate spot being used to murder unwanted relatives? Lord Landers asks Holmes to investigate the mysterious death of his young brother. Holmes finds that five young students have died recently at the school and the rest of the students are living in mortal terror of their lives. Can Holmes stop the terror and murder?
"The Clue of the Hungry Cat" Originally broadcast on October 26, 1946
Can Sherlock Holmes prevent an innocent man from going to the gallows? Several unanswered questions entice Holmes to agree to help a man condemned to die prove his innocence. But just what is the clue provided by a hungry cat that can save the day and bring the true murderer to justice?
"The Singular Affair of the Dying Schoolboys" Originally broadcast on November 9, 1946
Is a private school located in a desolate spot being used to murder unwanted relatives? Lord Landers asks Holmes to investigate the mysterious death of his young brother. Holmes finds that five young students have died recently at the school and the rest of the students are living in mortal terror of their lives. Can Holmes stop the terror and murder?
