Sherlock Holmes - Living Doll

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Sherlock Holmes Short Stories 30 min 4 speakers 5 chapters transcribed 1 month ago
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Shannon Maldonado 0:00
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Harry Bartell (announcer) - Petri/Wine intro (inferred host/announcer) 0:50
Petri Wine brings you...
Harry Bartell 1:18
Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce in the new adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
Harry Bartell 1:29
The Petri family, the family that took time to bring you good wine, invites you to listen to Dr. Watson tell us another exciting adventure he shared with his old friend, that master detective, Sherlock Holmes. Oh, and say, I'd like to tell you about something myself. I'd like to tell you about the wine that more Americans prefer than any other wine. That wine is port. And if you want to know why port is such a favorite, just pour yourself a glass of wonderful Petri California port. Look at that Petri port. Look at its glowing deep red color. And sample that aroma. It'll remind you of a walk through a dew-covered vineyard. And now taste that Petri port. Boy, you've got something. Petri port is one of the most delicious wines ever poured from a bottle.
Harry Bartell 2:15
Right then and there, Petri port will become your favorite wine. I'm confident of that. And I'm sure you'll want to serve Petri Port to your friends, too. After dinner or any time they drop in for a visit. And remember, you can serve Petri Port proudly. Because those letters, P-E-T-R-I, spell the proudest name in the history of American wines. Petri. Petri Wine.
Petri Wine
Harry Bartell 2:46
And now I'm sure our good friend Dr. Watson's ready for us. Let's go in and join him.
Sherlock Holmes 2:52
Come in, come in, come in. Ah, there you are, Mr. Bartell.
Harry Bartell 2:55
Good evening. Oh, excuse me, Dr. Watson. I didn't know that you had company.
Sherlock Holmes 3:00
Shut the door, my boy, and come in and join us. Let me introduce you, Mr. Bartell. This is my friend, Mrs. Campbell. How do you do, Mrs. Campbell?
Mrs. Browning / Mrs. Campbell (Cynthia's mother) - female guest (voice match: Helen Stoner moderate, so identified as Mrs. Browning) 3:08
How do you do, Mr. Bartell?
Sherlock Holmes 3:09
Mrs. Campbell is a very old friend of mine from England, and when she called on me today, I persuaded her to stay and have dinner, and then join us in this little session of storytelling. You see, Mr. Bartell, she's really what you might call the star of the Sherlock Holmes adventure that I'm going to tell you tonight.
Mrs. Browning / Mrs. Campbell (Cynthia's mother) - female guest (voice match: Helen Stoner moderate, so identified as Mrs. Browning) 3:26
Oh, come now, Dr. Watson. I actually played a very small part in the story. In any case, I was much too young at the time to know what was really going on.
Harry Bartell 3:34
Say, this is a great idea, Doctor. One of the characters out of your fabulous past here in California in 1946... And helps tell her own story.
Mrs. Browning / Mrs. Campbell (Cynthia's mother) - female guest (voice match: Helen Stoner moderate, so identified as Mrs. Browning) 3:43
Oh, no, Mr. Bartell. I'm no storyteller.

How does the episode introduce Sherlock Holmes and set the scene for 'The Adventure of the Living Doll'?

Mrs. Browning / Mrs. Campbell (Cynthia's mother) - female guest (voice match: Helen Stoner moderate, so identified as Mrs. Browning) 3:45
That's the doctor's department. I'll just listen to you.
Sherlock Holmes 3:48
No, no, no, no, my dear. I'll set the scene, but you must ring up the curtain, as it were. In any case, my memory isn't too clear on some of the early points in connection with the case. You will have to help me out.
Mrs. Browning / Mrs. Campbell (Cynthia's mother) - female guest (voice match: Helen Stoner moderate, so identified as Mrs. Browning) 3:59
Oh, but you're talking to millions of listeners on the radio. I'd be terrified to speak over the air.
Harry Bartell 4:03
We're on the air now, Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Browning / Mrs. Campbell (Cynthia's mother) - female guest (voice match: Helen Stoner moderate, so identified as Mrs. Browning) 4:05
Oh. Oh, we're not, are we?
Sherlock Holmes 4:07
Oh, dear. No, no, no. Don't worry, Cynthia. If they're kind enough to listen to me week after week, I'm sure they'll be delighted to hear you. And now to get on with the story. The title, Adventure of the Living Doll. The setting, the Sussex Downs near the bee farm to which Sherlock Holmes retired. The period, 1910. And now, Cynthia, my dear, the curtain's going up. And the first scene belongs to you. Supposing you set it for us.
Mrs. Browning / Mrs. Campbell (Cynthia's mother) - female guest (voice match: Helen Stoner moderate, so identified as Mrs. Browning) 4:35
Well, I'll try it. We were living on the Sussex Downs also, Mr. Bartell, at that time. My name was then Cynthia Browning. My father, Arthur Browning, had been dead for some years, but my mother kept up the estate with a manager, a huge hanner. I was away at school most of the year, of course, but the happiest times of my childhood were spent during those long summer months in Sussex. I lived in a small world, knowing only a few people and loving all of them, or almost all.

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