Nigel Bruce

What are you rewinding it for, Holmes?

You waited over 24 hours for it to unwind.

Holmes knows who murdered your cousin.

Can there be no one to describe the murder to him and yet he's just given an exact description of its method?

Well, Holmes, now that we're back in Baker Street and the whole depressing case is finished with, perhaps you'll tell me how you knew that Billy had committed the murder.

Now I'm beginning to see daylight, Holmes.

When Gilly was the only one who could have done it.

You know, Holmes, I still find it hard to believe that boy was capable of such a ghastly crime.

He seemed so gentle.

I hate to think that boy is spending the rest of his life in a mental home.

What's that, Holmes?

Yes, extremely clever, wasn't it?

Of course, if I may say so, I was of some small help myself.

Small help?

Oh, I wouldn't go so far as to say that.

Well, now, next week, Mr. Bartell, I'm going to tell you a most unusual adventure that Holmes and I had when we were attending a performance at the Opera House in Rome.

It concerns a famous singer who lost her voice, an understudy who was nearly lynched, and a murder that baffled the police.

I call it the adventure of...

A terrifying catch.

Thank you, Mr. Bartell.