Dr. Watson

Well, now, let me see.

Next week, I think I'll tell you about the greatest shock that Sherlock Holmes ever gave me.

Well, that must have been quite a shock, Dr. Watson.

It was, Mr. Bell.

I call it the adventure...

The Dying Detective.

Tonight's new Sherlock Holmes adventure was written by Dennis Green and Anthony Boucher and was suggested by an incident in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's story, The Bruce Partington Plans.

The music was composed and conducted by Alex Steinert.

Nigel Bruce appeared by permission of California Pictures, Tom Conway through the courtesy of Eagle Lion Pictures.

This is Joseph Bell speaking for Cremel Hair Tonic and Cremel Shampoo.

inviting you to be with us next week at this same time when Dr. Watson will tell us about the dying detective.

Come in, Mr. Bell.

Good evening, Dr. Watson.

Good evening, my boy.

Remarkably well, thank you, Mr. Bell, considering how extremely hospitable my friends have been.

Just a twinge or two of gout to remind me that an old man should treat tawny port.

with the respect that it deserves.

Well, draw up your usual chair, my boy, and settle yourself down.

That's it.

Yes, Mr. Bell.