More. . . Sherlock Holmes: Vol. 13 (Sherlock Holmes Series)

Introductory comments and performances included in this series are "Golden Age of Radio" performers Parley Baer, Harry Bartell, Elliott Reid and Peggy Webber. The Adventure of the Genuine Guarnarius (Originally broadcast Nov 16, 1946) "No Inspector, this is murder. I'll stake my reputation on it!" exclaims Sherlock Holmes. It is clearly a simple case of suicide when a famous violin player who was being blackmailed is found dead in his room. Yet Sherlock Holmes is certain that the clue of an untuned violin points to murder. Can Holmes solve this mystery and find the murderer before he becomes victim himself? The Adventure of the Submerged Nobleman (Originally broadcast May 26, 1947) After completing a case in Brighton, Holmes and Watson decide to spend a quiet afternoon touring the area in a small boat. They encounter another boat with two distraught women -- and the body of Lord Hollis lying face down in the water. Yet some footprints on the shore raise Sherlock Holmes' curiosity. Is it a tragic accident or is there something more sinister going on here?