Introductory comments and performances included in this series are "Golden Age of Radio" performers Parley Baer, Harry Bartell, Elliott Reid and Peggy Webber.
The Adventure of the Devil's Foot (Originally broadcast January 13, 1947)
"It was the most gruesome experience we ever encountered!" states Dr.
Watson. What is the secret of the old stone ruins near a bleak village on the Cornish coast? Has devil worship returned? The investigation into the death of a family which died in a "convulsion of terror" must be solved before Holmes and Watson are the next victims!
The Adventure of the Dying Detective (Originally broadcast February 3, 1947)
Is Sherlock Holmes dying? When Dr. Watson is summoned to the bedside of Sherlock Holmes, he finds him in a terrible state! Holmes is suffering from an exotic disease for which Watson knows no cure. Holmes is having delusions and is clinging to a curious ivory box. Watson must find the mysterious owner of a rubber plantation and convince him to help Holmes, or the greatest of all detectives will surely perish.
The Adventure of the Devil's Foot (Originally broadcast January 13, 1947)
"It was the most gruesome experience we ever encountered!" states Dr.
Watson. What is the secret of the old stone ruins near a bleak village on the Cornish coast? Has devil worship returned? The investigation into the death of a family which died in a "convulsion of terror" must be solved before Holmes and Watson are the next victims!
The Adventure of the Dying Detective (Originally broadcast February 3, 1947)
Is Sherlock Holmes dying? When Dr. Watson is summoned to the bedside of Sherlock Holmes, he finds him in a terrible state! Holmes is suffering from an exotic disease for which Watson knows no cure. Holmes is having delusions and is clinging to a curious ivory box. Watson must find the mysterious owner of a rubber plantation and convince him to help Holmes, or the greatest of all detectives will surely perish.
