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A Pleasant Pastiche,
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This review is from: NEW ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES, VOL.13:MURDER IN CASBAH & TANKERVILLE CLUB (Audio Cassette)
Although Edith Meiser was the most prolific author of Holmes radio pastiches, the team of Dennis Green and Anthony Boucher was the best. This collection contains two excellent stories from the pens of Green and Boucher. In "Murder in the Cashbah", Holmes and Watson travel to Africa to ferret out a man falsely accused of murder. "The Tankerville Club" is based upon a case which Conan Doyle briefly mentions in one of the "Conanical" stories. Holmes saves a young man's reputation by exposing a cardshark.
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NEW ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES, VOL.13:MURDER IN CASBAH & TANKERVILLE CLUB by Anthony Boucher (Audio Cassette - August 1, 1991)
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