The Sherlock Holmes Theater (Unabridged)
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Narrated by:
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Martin Jarvis
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Kristoffer Tabori
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a Full Cast
About this listen
What is the secret of the shocking death of poor Enid's sister, whose dying words were, "the speckled band?" Only Holmes can find the answer and save a helpless girl from certain death in The Speckled Band.
When Holmes retired, it created a financial crisis for his friend Watson, who owes money to mobsters who want either their cash or his blood. The surprising upshot is: Ghastly Double Murder in Famed Detective's Flat, a one-act comedy by producer-director Yuri Rasovsky, here receiving its audiobook premiere.
(P)2005 Blackstone AudiobooksCritic reviews
"Rasovsky combines a talented cast, spot-on sound effects, and a rich musical score to achieve a stunning audio production. Every character, every cast member, every special effect, and every note of music merits applause." ( AudioFile)
The actors are professional as you would expect from the great Martin Jarvis with good soundtrack.
These are excellent for what they are, just not for me. I prefer Clive Merrison & Sir John Gielgud who's performances are brilliant & actually take you back into the Victorian era. These however, do not.
Not bad but not Sherlock
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Yes, Watson’s utterly ridiculous phrase, “a bumping of the uglies” refers to the mad suggestion that Holmes & Mrs Hudson had an affair! This vile mess is a crime against Conan Doyle - and against decent writing!
Seriously, this is dross! Absolutely disgraceful dross!
Who on earth wrote this rubbish?!
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