Sherlock Holmes - Manor House Case

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Harry Bartell 1:21
This episode from the life of Sherlock Holmes will be transmitted to our men and women overseas by shortwave and through the worldwide facilities of the Armed Forces Radio Service. Petri Wine brings you Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce in the new adventures of Sherlock Holmes. 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. And I sure wish you could listen to this story with a glass of Petri California Port right at your elbow. Petri Port. That's the wine that's perfect after dinner when you're just taking things easy. And say, if you've never tried Petri Port...
Harry Bartell 2:11
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Harry Bartell 2:57
Well, here's the patio of Dr. Watson's Northern California bungalow, but where's the doctor?
Dr. John H. Watson 3:04
Here I am, Mr. Bartell. How can you come?
Harry Bartell 3:05
Okay, I'll be right there. Oh, sitting by the fish pond, huh, Doctor?
Dr. John H. Watson 3:11
Yes, my boy. It's rather pleasant out here for a change. Has it ever occurred to you how stupid the expression of a goldfish is, Mr. Bartell?
Harry Bartell 3:19
Well, I can't say I've ever given it much thought, Doctor. Why?
Dr. John H. Watson 3:23
You see this foolish little fellow here with his silly little mouth opening and closing as though he were constantly astonished?
Harry Bartell 3:29
Oh, what is this? I thought you were a fish lover.
Dr. John H. Watson 3:31
Yes, I am. But as I was brooding over tonight's story, that goldfish seemed to be making faces at me as though it was trying to remind me of how my face must have looked.
Harry Bartell 3:42
On a certain June evening in 1890... Sounds to me as if you're going to tell a story against yourself, Doctor. I am, young fellow, my lad.
Dr. John H. Watson 3:50
What happened? One Sunday morning in 1890, I dropped round to visit my friend in Baker Street. Mrs. Hudson told me that he was out, but suggested that I wait in our old rooms for his return, and promised me a pot of strong tea and some buttered scones as an inducement. As I walked into the sitting room, I was astonished to see Holmes standing there, a bag in one hand and a coat in the other. How are you? I'm fine, Holmes.
Sherlock Holmes 4:17
I'm surprised to see you, though. Mrs. Hudson told me that you were out. I have been, Watson, on a case. I just returned by my private entrance for some necessary apparatus. Oh, could I come with you?
Dr. John H. Watson 4:27
My wife's free now, but my practice is quite slack at the moment.
Sherlock Holmes 4:31
Not even my trusty old friend Watson can accompany me on this case. It's a ticklish business. Two nations hangs in the balance. I must work alone. Sorry to leave you like this, old fellow.

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