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The Case of the Out of Date Murder and The Waltz of Death: The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Episode #7
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LENGTH1 hr and 4 mins
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RELEASE DATE01-10-08
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The Case of the Out-of-Date Murder
Exactly as broadcast in September 17, 1945. It's never too late for murder. In a strange limestone cave, Holmes and Watson are searching for Lady Clavering’s missing husband. What they find is a 200-year-old crime—and a trap that could cost them their lives!
The Waltz of Death
Exactly as broadcast on April 29, 1946. An Assassin dances at this ball!
©1988 Baker Street Associates (P)2008 Simon & Schuster
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"A delightful listen"
THE Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce do a delightful job of bringing Holmes and Watson to life. These radio dramas are not direct retellings of Conan Doyle's writing but are great interpretations. The recording is old but the quality is good. I had these on tape decades ago and am thrilled to get them on my hard drive! There are a lot of stories in these series and you can't go wrong picking any of them for an entertaining listen. At the price - get them all! I won't describe the stories but almost every one in the series has been well written.
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