Sherlock Holmes - Murder in Casbah

<v Speaker 1>This episode from the life of Sherlock Holmes will be
<v Speaker 1>transmitted to our men and women overseas by short wave
<v Speaker 1>and through the worldwide facilities of the Armed Forces Radio Service.
<v Speaker 1>Petrie Wine brings you Lazil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce and
<v Speaker 1>the new adventures of Sherlock Holmes. The Petrie family, the
<v Speaker 1>family that took time to bring you good wine. Invite
<v Speaker 1>you to listen to doctor Watson tell us another exciting
<v Speaker 1>adventure he shared with his old friend, that master Detective
<v Speaker 1>Sherlock Holmes. And as for me, I'd like to tell
<v Speaker 1>you that a time like right now is the perfect
<v Speaker 1>time for a glass of Petrie California Port after you've
<v Speaker 1>had a good dinner. Boy, if Petri Port is a
<v Speaker 1>real top, that rich, deep red pet Report is really
<v Speaker 1>an extraordinary wine, even its colors different. And as for
<v Speaker 1>its flavor, well, it'll take a better man than me
<v Speaker 1>to describe that Petreport is a hearty wine, sure, and
<v Speaker 1>every other quality that you look for in a good
<v Speaker 1>port you'll find in pet Report. And then some try
<v Speaker 1>pat Report by itself, or serve it with fruit, with nuts,
<v Speaker 1>or with cake. But share it with your friends. Will
<v Speaker 1>you be cause you can't serve it proudly. After all,
<v Speaker 1>it is a Petree wine, and that name Petrie is
<v Speaker 1>the proudest name in the history of American wines. And
<v Speaker 1>now let's visit our old friend and host, doctor Watson.
<v Speaker 1>Good evening, mister Bato good anything, Doctor, set her surf
<v Speaker 1>down and get your pipe going. Thanks doctor. Last week
<v Speaker 1>you told us that tonight's story took place in the
<v Speaker 1>Kasbar at Algiers.
<v Speaker 2>Yes, the Casbah, I remember it as the place of
<v Speaker 2>concass streets winding up and down past colorful cafes, where
<v Speaker 2>a hundred tongues was spoken, and oftnes Street would end
<v Speaker 2>in shadowy darkness which a man would be foolharder to
<v Speaker 2>enter alone.
<v Speaker 1>Yes, I tell that.
<v Speaker 3>Was the cast, brother Charlick Holmes, and.
<v Speaker 1>I knew in that winter of ninety nine. How did
<v Speaker 1>you happen to be out there? Doctor? Do you mind
<v Speaker 1>if I tell you the story from the start, mister Buttle, If.
<v Speaker 3>Really began on a winter night to Baker Street, it's.
<v Speaker 2>A conclusion of the strange murder in Monttrevor Castle.
<v Speaker 1>A charming young girl sat on the sofa of.
<v Speaker 2>Our lodgings in Baker Street.
<v Speaker 4>Mister you can't feel have nothing more to do with another, Pdfield.
<v Speaker 1>I found the poor murderer, the doctor cutters and committed suicide.
<v Speaker 1>Surely the cases ended, Yes, mister Holmes, you found the
<v Speaker 1>real murderer.
<v Speaker 4>But now I wanted to find an unfortunate young man
<v Speaker 4>who fleding them five years ago.
<v Speaker 1>When he was suspected of a crime. Was a new development, Misturdfielder,
<v Speaker 1>please tell us about it.
<v Speaker 4>It's Douglas Milton that I'm talking about.
<v Speaker 1>Oh, yes, yes, he was the heir of the title,
<v Speaker 1>wasn't he, Yes, mister Holmes.
<v Speaker 4>He was a sensitive artistic boy, and when he knew
<v Speaker 4>that he was under suspicion, he ran away. Of course,
<v Speaker 4>everyone regarded his flight as an admission of guilt, that
<v Speaker 4>is until you found a real culprit, mister Holmes.
<v Speaker 2>Imagine miss Streatfield, that your interest in the missing boy
<v Speaker 2>is not entirely shall we say, altruistic.
<v Speaker 4>I'm in love with him, doctor who we're engaged to
<v Speaker 4>be married when he ran away.
<v Speaker 1>Mister You've got to find him. He must know that his.
<v Speaker 4>Name has been cleared and that he's inherited the title.
<v Speaker 1>The Stretfield. Have you any direct news, any letter from
<v Speaker 1>your fiance since he left five years ago. None any
<v Speaker 1>clues as his hiding place. Only this.
<v Speaker 4>It's a painting I received anonymously a year after he
<v Speaker 4>had left. It was sent from a forwarding address in London.
<v Speaker 1>Here it is, mister Jones, Thank you more oil painting,
<v Speaker 1>very good one to sh Yes, the spendid sense of
<v Speaker 1>composition and his use of color is unusually brilliant. You
<v Speaker 1>recognize this painting as the work of your fiance, Miss Stutfield,
<v Speaker 1>I'm certain of it. Yes, wonderful color serve the delicate
<v Speaker 1>shadings of that sunset and the brilliant green of the oasis.
<v Speaker 1>The scene is extraordinarily reminiscent the desert in North Africa. Yes, yes,
<v Speaker 1>that's what made me say I was certainly gone abroad.
<v Speaker 1>Mister Holnes, Why should he go to North Africa? A
<v Speaker 1>good place? Watson le an English who imagines himself to
<v Speaker 1>be escaping justice? Remember the peign Legion is stationed there.
<v Speaker 4>You think he might have joined the legion, mister Holmes.
<v Speaker 1>Would seemed logical, no question to ask for those who
<v Speaker 1>join it, and its colorful obscurity might easily appeal to
<v Speaker 1>a young fellow in trouble. Hello, what is it home?
<v Speaker 1>Quite a few grains of sands between the canvas and
<v Speaker 1>the frame. Here this Stutfield, you might have I tried
<v Speaker 1>the canvas loose.
<v Speaker 4>Do anything you like, mister Holmes, if it gives you
<v Speaker 4>any included Douglass.
<v Speaker 1>Whereby give me a pen knighte If he wasn't, thanks
<v Speaker 1>so chap huh Here we are? Can you see anything? Ah?
<v Speaker 1>Look the words an elaft Pune a stamped here sheriff
<v Speaker 1>is probably the framer's name, and a laft pun is
<v Speaker 1>a town comes fifty miles from Alders that settles it.
<v Speaker 1>Miss Struttfield, accept your case, Watson, and I will go
<v Speaker 1>to Africa and try to find your fiance, Douglas Nelson.
<v Speaker 1>Missus Sheila Cone, send doctor Watts. I have heard of
<v Speaker 1>you so often, but I never thought I should see
<v Speaker 1>you here at the headquarters something foreign legion. What can
<v Speaker 1>I do for you, gentlemen? Well, Colonel Prison, I'm trying
<v Speaker 1>to place an Englishman who has been missing during the
<v Speaker 1>past four years. I have reason to believe that he
<v Speaker 1>might have joined the legion. Eh. I should look in
<v Speaker 1>my records. Let me see four years ago with the
<v Speaker 1>eighteen ninety five If Sheela Cones is tracking him. Then
<v Speaker 1>I suppose he was in trouble in his own country.
<v Speaker 1>If he was in trouble, he might easily have come
<v Speaker 1>to us. We ask no questions. Ninety seven months ninety five.
<v Speaker 1>In that year three young Englishmen joined us. One of
<v Speaker 1>them died of dysentery two years ago, and see their rage.
<v Speaker 1>One of them deserted eighty months ago, and we have
<v Speaker 1>been unable to praise him. He turned his magical Who
<v Speaker 1>brought you into my officers? Now? As he is? I
<v Speaker 1>would say about three inches shorter than Douglas Milton. And
<v Speaker 1>men do not swak the foreign leature day, Colonel, they
<v Speaker 1>do not miss yours. And the fellow who deserted must
<v Speaker 1>be our man, unless it's the one who died of dysentery.
<v Speaker 1>Colonel de Brisson, how would you advise us to say
<v Speaker 1>about trying to find a deserter, Miss Holmes? There's only
<v Speaker 1>one place in Algeria where a man can hide from
<v Speaker 1>the final legion and remaining. What's that place? The Caspai
<v Speaker 1>in Lgs, and that's our destination. Watson't be very careful, please, gentlemen.
<v Speaker 1>The Cosby is a place where the law is exiled.
<v Speaker 1>The police have no jurisdiction there. The only rule is
<v Speaker 1>that of strength, violence, and very cautious. I assure you
<v Speaker 1>good bye, Colonel Brison, and thank you for your help.
<v Speaker 2>Well, I must say that I think Colonel de Briston rather.
<v Speaker 1>Exaggerated the dangers of the kaspar.
<v Speaker 3>I suppose you're going to tell me this cafe is
<v Speaker 3>the headquarters for a.
<v Speaker 1>Dope smuggling ring, or like slaving or something. It's ramifications
<v Speaker 1>even more extensive than those you've mentioned. You're joking home.
<v Speaker 1>I assure you I'm not, old fellow. My old friend
<v Speaker 1>Juamo is the chief of police officers. When I told
<v Speaker 1>him I mission, he advised me to come here a
<v Speaker 1>five hundred franc note, and the proparer can obtain any
<v Speaker 1>and all information regarding the underworld, but as little as
<v Speaker 1>two hundred francs in original murder. So I give you
<v Speaker 1>an idea of the relative values the kaspar who loved
<v Speaker 1>Then you've already spoken to the propano. Oh yes, yes,
<v Speaker 1>a charming scoundrel, the fellow to the name of Raffi.
<v Speaker 1>I gave him five hundred francs and asked him to
<v Speaker 1>city his underworld Greek by in motion to see whether
<v Speaker 1>an Englishman living and hiding here in the kasbar could
<v Speaker 1>be found. I thought you'd come here with a quat meal. Say,
<v Speaker 1>I'm RAPPI now top has new prus jelly a RAPI
<v Speaker 1>come to dam? Won't you ask you? What's fast? Does enough?
<v Speaker 5>Mister Holmes eight years friends, my friend that you're working
<v Speaker 5>with me. I drink first. The tongue of raffee is fast.
<v Speaker 5>Would you have me die of first before I give
<v Speaker 5>you my news?
<v Speaker 1>Very more cassis? Huh you have news for me then?
<v Speaker 1>But yes, first you will pay me more money. Now
<v Speaker 1>I give you five hundred. Thanks. You said that you
<v Speaker 1>do the job for that. Can I help it? If
<v Speaker 1>some tongues are more costly to make wag than others.
<v Speaker 1>It took the five hundred.
<v Speaker 5>To get the wag. Am I to have nothing for
<v Speaker 5>my own trouble or very RAPPI par good good, Hey,
<v Speaker 5>the gentleman.
<v Speaker 1>Will pay for hey are missing? I will drink to
<v Speaker 1>your health. Gentlemen, both of you you will pay me
<v Speaker 1>more money.
<v Speaker 2>No, but my friends already given you five hundred. You
<v Speaker 2>should stick to your bar.
<v Speaker 5>My good fellow, my information is a bargain at seven
<v Speaker 5>hundred and fifty tanks. It would be a bar at
<v Speaker 5>one thousand, but Raffie will let you have it for
<v Speaker 5>seven hundred and fifty because he likes you.
<v Speaker 1>You will give it to me, nous.
<v Speaker 5>Then you get no information, and perhaps I spread news
<v Speaker 5>in the casbar that makes it uncomfortable for you gentlemen
<v Speaker 5>to be there.
<v Speaker 1>Well, Scott, this is blackmail. I get the money. No,
<v Speaker 1>you're a scandal, of course, I'm miss here's your money
<v Speaker 1>and information. There is it.
<v Speaker 5>The englishman hiding here in the casbar. I do not
<v Speaker 5>know his name, but he's stolen fair head. I cannot
<v Speaker 5>tell you where he lives. But if you go to
<v Speaker 5>the cafe of one thousand size, you will find a girl.
<v Speaker 1>Loose things there. A girl lose sings like a nightingale.
<v Speaker 1>Her name is Ayisha, and she can lead you to
<v Speaker 1>your English girl named Asha the cafe of a thousand size.
<v Speaker 1>That is right.
<v Speaker 5>I would suggest that you go there in dis guys.
<v Speaker 5>Two well dressed englishmen might find themselves in trouble. For
<v Speaker 5>a small feet, say two hundred francs, I will escort.
<v Speaker 1>Thank you. Yes, I think we can manage by ourselves. Rockey.
<v Speaker 5>Oh well, if your business is completed quickly and time
<v Speaker 5>weighs heavy on your hands, and I think it can
<v Speaker 5>take you to some places of very interesting dancing pros
<v Speaker 5>that wither want's eyeballs with their beauty.
<v Speaker 1>For five hundred francs. Gentlemen, Thank you, thank you. I
<v Speaker 1>have a feeling that I will not way heavily on
<v Speaker 1>our hands. Good night. You work too hard, gentlemen. You
<v Speaker 1>should learn how to play good night on my soul.
<v Speaker 1>I think that follows the biggest blagod. I quite agree
<v Speaker 1>with Jepany. He is amusing. By the way, Holmes it
<v Speaker 1>do you.
<v Speaker 3>Think that when this case is finished we might have
<v Speaker 3>a time on our hand?
<v Speaker 1>Wat And you're incorrigible, but I think, what's what is it?
<v Speaker 1>The man's sitting over in the corner by himself, Hi, Joe. Yes,
<v Speaker 1>his face seems familiar. We've seen him before someone of
<v Speaker 1>course we know his name is Oliver Leaving. We met
<v Speaker 1>him at the inquest on the Montreiler case, so we
<v Speaker 1>did I want knows do you suppose he's doing here
<v Speaker 1>in the Castler not on a holiday? I'm firm, mister
<v Speaker 1>Oliver Leaning if you recall us a cousin that Douglas
<v Speaker 1>Milton's the management men. We are searching for If Multon
<v Speaker 1>were ever a declared lidid, mister leaning over, there would inherit.
<v Speaker 2>The title looks to me as if we're not the
<v Speaker 2>only people in the casper who are searching for the
<v Speaker 2>missing air.
<v Speaker 1>That's true, brother, Come on, he's going to talk to
<v Speaker 1>the gentleman Starliver leaving Iry ought to meet you here? Well,
<v Speaker 1>will shall our combs and Dr Watson? Won't you sit down?
<v Speaker 6>Thank you?
<v Speaker 1>Well? The small places this sit all has? Somebody said
<v Speaker 1>that before I wanted to do spot the overhealth caller.
<v Speaker 1>Oh you saw yourself. Of course you seem to be
<v Speaker 1>in such a deep conversation about scandal, Ralphie. I didn't
<v Speaker 1>like to deserve you you. I'm sure. Why are you here, Mistimingo,
<v Speaker 1>I'm making a business trip. This is my day, or
<v Speaker 1>as I recall it, you are in the publishing business. Correct?
<v Speaker 1>What a memory you would have? It seems secular that
<v Speaker 1>you should have been on a business trip here. Are
<v Speaker 1>you planning on opening a publishing house and out jairs
<v Speaker 1>or are you searching the cosmos and new authors? Why not?
<v Speaker 1>I'm a great believer in encouraging new talent. Mister Living,
<v Speaker 1>Why don't you admit the charge here for the express
<v Speaker 1>purpose of trying to find your cousin, Douglas Milton's. Mister Holmes,
<v Speaker 1>you've discovered my secret. The great Shararck Homes and his
<v Speaker 1>watch dog have their eight eyes on me. They know
<v Speaker 1>that I succeed to the title if Douglas Milton died. Yes,
<v Speaker 1>mister leaving me know that fact. And you have fathomed
<v Speaker 1>my plan to find Douglas before me and killing so
<v Speaker 1>that I may inherit the title. How lucky I am
<v Speaker 1>to meet you in more Haasba or you cannot arrest me. Well,
<v Speaker 1>so it's against time, gentlemen, but I have a head start,
<v Speaker 1>as you will soon find out. Goodbye, I'm the best
<v Speaker 1>of luck for you, strewing the full of He's joking,
<v Speaker 1>of course, I believe not Watson. I think he labors
<v Speaker 1>under the physical belief that the best method of discounting
<v Speaker 1>the truth is to stated as boldly so that it
<v Speaker 1>will not be believed. Great Captain, we must work fast, yes,
<v Speaker 1>or Jepri must. I'm sure the very entrance in a
<v Speaker 1>race against death m skip back to the hotel. Meant
<v Speaker 1>badisguises as quickly as possible after best which will visit
<v Speaker 1>a young lady named Aisha and the cafere of a
<v Speaker 1>thousand size. And I'm certain Watson that they moved to
<v Speaker 1>the first time two men of Everent of the Kasbah
<v Speaker 1>for the express purpose of preventing a murder. We'll hear
<v Speaker 1>the rest of doctor Watson's story in just about a second,
<v Speaker 1>which gives me time to remind you that if you
<v Speaker 1>like the flavor of big, plump, juicy muscat grapes, you'll
<v Speaker 1>love the flavor of Patrie California Muscatel. What a wine?
<v Speaker 1>Patrie musketel is the perfect actor dinner wine. It looks good,
<v Speaker 1>Hell's better than it looks when it comes to the
<v Speaker 1>taste apartment, Well, you never tasted anything like it for
<v Speaker 1>a really good wine. Remember first Petree, then Muscatel, Petree Muscatel. Well,
<v Speaker 1>doctor I can hardly wait to hear what happened next.
<v Speaker 1>You and Sherlock Holmes went back to the hotel.
<v Speaker 2>I suppose, yes, ttell Holmes quickly adopted the disguise of
<v Speaker 2>an Arab guide. Well, I assumed the role of a tourist,
<v Speaker 2>and we started off on our search. Outside the Cafe.
<v Speaker 1>Of one thousand size, we met the rude shop. Good lord,
<v Speaker 1>it's a fellow. We met macafe, Yes for the knife
<v Speaker 1>between the shoulders. He's dead. Home. Didn't we get in
<v Speaker 1>touch with the police. What can they do? Remember there's
<v Speaker 1>no law on the kasta. And in case this man
<v Speaker 1>is beyond high help, my job is to protect the living.
<v Speaker 1>Come on, old fellow, let's go to the cafe of
<v Speaker 1>a thousand size and find this girl Asha. The girl,
<v Speaker 1>Rafi says, sings like a nighty ay so he shot
<v Speaker 1>jettish ones my donki.
<v Speaker 3>Ki.
<v Speaker 1>Well you're never him for do you? Men?
<v Speaker 7>Occasion lens.
<v Speaker 1>So that's a girl. She she's very beautiful. To get
<v Speaker 1>our roll of tourists and guide O chew masta? What
<v Speaker 1>should meet this? Aysha? Very much. Indeed, I will see
<v Speaker 1>if it can be arranged. Master, be careful me what's
<v Speaker 1>see what I can do? Right at you are homes?
<v Speaker 6>Be careful now, mamoiselle, Ayisha, what you want?
<v Speaker 1>Crasty one? There is an englishman at the table over there.
<v Speaker 1>He wish you to talk to Aisha. Which one is he?
<v Speaker 6>But the man who sits.
<v Speaker 1>At the table in the corner, you star, you're rich, Aha,
<v Speaker 1>get mars, you are great to you he wanted.
<v Speaker 6>To give you this five hundred plant notes.
<v Speaker 1>So very well you may bring into my rooms. Its
<v Speaker 1>area is at top of stairway to the right. Go aha,
<v Speaker 1>I fetch you. I should be waiting. I shall I
<v Speaker 1>see your master? Follow me? Please very well. I hope
<v Speaker 1>you know if you're going to handle this com don't
<v Speaker 1>worry about them the days I think honesty will be
<v Speaker 1>the best policy. Well, I'm not for sure. This place
<v Speaker 1>is a thieves kitchen. Ever heard of one? You better
<v Speaker 1>be careful. That's at the right, at the top of stairs.
<v Speaker 1>This is it me? Oh comment see over here to
<v Speaker 1>englishman greasy one. You may leave us. Mamoiselle, I as
<v Speaker 1>well tell you at once that I am not naw guide.
<v Speaker 1>My name Mischelle at Holmes. What do you want with me?
<v Speaker 1>Why you take your way in here? Don't the pie? Mamodel?
<v Speaker 1>I like and explain our mission in a very few words.
<v Speaker 1>My friend and I have come in search of an
<v Speaker 1>Englishman the name of Douglas Milton. We have good news
<v Speaker 1>for him. What makes you think I might know of him?
<v Speaker 1>Just to put about the name of RAFFI suggested that
<v Speaker 1>you might what is your good news for this Englishman?
<v Speaker 1>That he has been cleared of suspicion of murder, and
<v Speaker 1>that he is the rightful Earl of Montrada. That means
<v Speaker 1>when he knows.
<v Speaker 5>This, he will leave the cause by and return to
<v Speaker 5>his country.
<v Speaker 1>Naturally, Madame, I do not know this man. I have
<v Speaker 1>never heard of him. Here is your five hundred franks.
<v Speaker 8>Goodbye, not so fast a issue of tissue. I've been
<v Speaker 8>listening from behind these curtains. Do not allow me to
<v Speaker 8>introduce myself. My name is Douglas Milton.
<v Speaker 1>Douglas Milton. Find yours is an infinite pleasure. You are
<v Speaker 1>exceeded in my mission. Now do you do so? This
<v Speaker 1>is very exciting. Here's that education costs? For a drinker?
<v Speaker 1>Will it be, gentlemen? I think a glass of port? Yes,
<v Speaker 1>it would be the most appropriate. Thod toasting the New
<v Speaker 1>Earth on trailer, splendid, splendid, aisha spring glasses and.
<v Speaker 8>A bottle of port and some kremdmouth for me.
<v Speaker 3>You are not going to England.
<v Speaker 1>I will never let you leave me, no stopping some
<v Speaker 1>melodramatic eyesha. Please bring two bottles and some glasses. Very well.
<v Speaker 1>I am sorry, mister Holmes.
<v Speaker 8>I can't tell you how I appreciate your trouble in
<v Speaker 8>coming all this way to find me. I must tell
<v Speaker 8>you at once there's one problem that makes it difficult for.
<v Speaker 1>Me to do this country. You see, I deserted from
<v Speaker 1>foreign engunyars, he says. We know that, my boy. In fact,
<v Speaker 1>that's how we first got onto your trail. I shouldn't
<v Speaker 1>let that back, wiriyam, miss Milton. I'm certain the British
<v Speaker 1>consul and now Jairs can arrange to have any charges
<v Speaker 1>dropped against the peerod of the realm oh I thought
<v Speaker 1>of that.
<v Speaker 8>The bottles you must excuse the glasses, gentlemen, tumblers are
<v Speaker 8>hardly I suppose that, well, they won't spoil the flavor.
<v Speaker 1>I'm sure two glasses of.
<v Speaker 8>Port and uh crimbed amount to me only three glasses.
<v Speaker 1>Aisha, bring a glass for yourself. I do not wish
<v Speaker 1>to drink, and I insist that you do bring a glass. Asia,
<v Speaker 1>Why should I drink? If you are leaving? Milton? Do
<v Speaker 1>you know all about leaving? Oh?
<v Speaker 8>Of course is my cousin, as he came here half
<v Speaker 8>an hour ago and threatened me.
<v Speaker 1>You also know that he's lying dead in the street murdered.
<v Speaker 8>Oh yes, yes, I did if we went in the
<v Speaker 8>cars bar I wouldn't tell you this, but Aisha stabbed him.
<v Speaker 8>She followed him when he left here He'll live, and
<v Speaker 8>then stepped back just in time to sing a song
<v Speaker 8>a few moments ago. Oh you needn't look so shocked,
<v Speaker 8>doctor Watson. Life is cheap in the cosper, and Naisha
<v Speaker 8>is a girl of violent passions. Come on, let's let's
<v Speaker 8>drink attest to the new Earl of Montraba cat.
<v Speaker 1>Oh, excuse me, sir, you took the wrong glass. You
<v Speaker 1>drinking my foot silliness.
<v Speaker 8>I can't bear what they English of me, I'm afraid,
<v Speaker 8>but well, after all these years, I don't feel particularly English.
<v Speaker 8>In fact, I'll probably find it very hard to adjust
<v Speaker 8>myself to the old life when I go back, Or
<v Speaker 8>perhaps I should say, if I go back and.
<v Speaker 1>To feel that way about it, mister Milton, why go?
<v Speaker 1>You can take title the revenues of the estate without
<v Speaker 1>leading Algeria, but stay here and live on the income.
<v Speaker 1>I didn't realize that would be possible. You sure I
<v Speaker 1>could do that? Oh, yes, I'm quite certain of it.
<v Speaker 1>But if you doubt my word, I suggest be all
<v Speaker 1>adjourned to the British Consulate and our jeers they can
<v Speaker 1>put your straight on the mat on. That's a good idea.
<v Speaker 1>Let's go over there at once. No, no, I've been
<v Speaker 1>listening to you, my friend. You are planning to leave
<v Speaker 1>me once you go from the cause, but I shall
<v Speaker 1>never see you again. Put down that night, by issue,
<v Speaker 1>I will not let you go. You will belong to me.
<v Speaker 8>If you try to leave me now, I will kill
<v Speaker 8>you down that night, by issue. You've done enough damage
<v Speaker 8>for one night.
<v Speaker 1>Down. She twisted the knife on herself as she fell,
<v Speaker 1>Holmes helping me to turn her over. She's dead, mister Milton,
<v Speaker 1>who are you sure it's the bloody path that leads
<v Speaker 1>to the Montrevor title. Sir, I suggest to you see
<v Speaker 1>that the poor girl's body is taken care of, and
<v Speaker 1>then go to the British Consulate. About any further delay.
<v Speaker 1>Now that we're at the Consolateitor Milton, I suggest that
<v Speaker 1>you swear on oath that you are Douglas Milton, heir
<v Speaker 1>to the Montrevorer's state. This gentleman as a commissioner of oaths,
<v Speaker 1>and we can go in and see the console. Very well,
<v Speaker 1>rise right hand please and repeat after me. I hereby
<v Speaker 1>solemnly swear that I am Douglas Milton, the missing here
<v Speaker 1>to the montreevoy State.
<v Speaker 8>I hear, I swear that I am Douglas Milton, missing
<v Speaker 8>heir to the Montrevora's State.
<v Speaker 1>Thank you, sir, And now if you'll sign the statement
<v Speaker 1>here these gentlemen the witnessing are you huh? Thank you sir.
<v Speaker 1>And now if you gentlemen will sign certainly? Now, thank you, gentlemen.
<v Speaker 1>The document is now legal splendid. Let's go over and
<v Speaker 1>see the console. Not yet, my friend Watson, this man
<v Speaker 1>is not Douglas Milton. What the devil are you talking about?
<v Speaker 1>There is no law on the cast Bowser, so you
<v Speaker 1>cannot be punished in the two mirrors' committed there. But
<v Speaker 1>now that your avarice has tempted you here to Algiers,
<v Speaker 1>where you've been foolish enough to sign a false statement,
<v Speaker 1>I think we can at least settle you very nicely
<v Speaker 1>for desertion, false impersonation, forchery and perjury. What do you
<v Speaker 1>mean the story should be of this book? Fellow alaplinin
<v Speaker 1>did track down the deserter. Recognition was uncertain after so
<v Speaker 1>many years, but at least it gave this gentleman the
<v Speaker 1>idea of impersonating the real Douglas Milton, a friend of his.
<v Speaker 8>You have a lively imagination stone real Douglas Milton.
<v Speaker 1>I'd have dysentery two years ago and see their rife.
<v Speaker 1>Was the idea of impersonating noteson was born leaning had
<v Speaker 1>to die.
<v Speaker 8>Your theories are very interesting, but you haven't a shred
<v Speaker 8>of proof. I say that I'm Douglas Nilton.
<v Speaker 1>How are you gonna prove otherwise? That is simply my
<v Speaker 1>dear sir, Douglas Moltiple a painter, A painter who accepled
<v Speaker 1>in the use of vivid colors. You, sir, suffer from
<v Speaker 1>a quite common malady of a red green color blindness.
<v Speaker 1>Less than an hour ago, you mist took a glass
<v Speaker 1>of port, which is red, but a glass of crane Demon,
<v Speaker 1>which is green. I hear at once that you were
<v Speaker 1>an impostor Clara, than I thought you were. Homes good Bye, here,
<v Speaker 1>come back, Oh Watson, don't go after him. But if
<v Speaker 1>we can't at him, escape Homes. Don't worry, Old Chap,
<v Speaker 1>he won't escape. I sent a message to Cuddel the
<v Speaker 1>bron If you go to the window, I think you
<v Speaker 1>will find that the consulate is being watched. The legion
<v Speaker 1>has a long memory for desertion. I don't think he'll
<v Speaker 1>get very fine.
<v Speaker 3>They got him home, shot him as he was trying
<v Speaker 3>to run away.
<v Speaker 1>I just death for him, lived the life of balance
<v Speaker 1>and treachery. Watson John. It fitting that he should in
<v Speaker 1>the same manner. Doctor, That was a swell story. But
<v Speaker 1>you know something, I wish you hadn't disillusioned me about
<v Speaker 1>the Kasvar would you mean? Well, before I heard your story,
<v Speaker 1>whenever somebody mentioned the Kasva is visualized a very glamorous,
<v Speaker 1>dramatic sort of place full of beautiful women, every one
<v Speaker 1>of them a ringer for Hettie Lamar. No. Yeah, And
<v Speaker 1>I could just see myself, handsome, dashing, going up one
<v Speaker 1>of those beautiful girls and whispering in my fine French accent. Darling,
<v Speaker 1>you're a sensation, lovely, gorgeous. Telling me, have you ever
<v Speaker 1>tried Petrie wine? It's wonderful. Well, you must admit, doctor,
<v Speaker 1>that that is the truth. It is wonderful what it
<v Speaker 1>certainly ought to be. After all, wine making has been
<v Speaker 1>the business of the Petrie family ever since, way back
<v Speaker 1>in the eighteen hundreds. For generations, the Petrie family has
<v Speaker 1>handed down from father to son, from father to son,
<v Speaker 1>the fine art turning luscious sun, ripe and grapes and fragrant,
<v Speaker 1>delicious wine. And don't forget because the making of Petrie
<v Speaker 1>wine is a family affair. The letters P E, T
<v Speaker 1>R I on a bottle of wine are the personal
<v Speaker 1>assurance of the Petrie family that every drop of wine
<v Speaker 1>in that bottle is good wine. So no matter what
<v Speaker 1>type wine you prefer for any occasion, remember you can't
<v Speaker 1>go wrong with a Petrie wine because Petrie took time
<v Speaker 1>to bring you good wine. Well, doctor, now I suppose
<v Speaker 1>you're ready to tell us about next story. Yes, and
<v Speaker 1>as soon as I have, I want you to meet
<v Speaker 1>a friend of mine, a friend. Yes, But first, mister Bouto.
<v Speaker 2>Next week, I'm going to tell you an adventure in
<v Speaker 2>which for once homes came off second best. An exciting
<v Speaker 2>story of Hyasusaki and Ramence. I call it a scandal
<v Speaker 2>in Bohemia.
<v Speaker 1>Boy San suelt And now what about your friend.
<v Speaker 2>Well, he's waiting at the microphone in San Francisco. He's
<v Speaker 2>doctor Langley Porter, and he wants to tell us about
<v Speaker 2>something very important.
<v Speaker 9>Doctor Langley Porter, Thank you, Doctor Watson. Radio listeners tonight.
<v Speaker 9>In Italy there are thousands, many thousands dying of cold
<v Speaker 9>and hunger, Babies, children, expectant mothers, old folks dying for
<v Speaker 9>want of clothes, want of food. This organization, American Relief
<v Speaker 9>for Italy appeals to you to search your homes for
<v Speaker 9>anything that can be made useful for starving, freezing men, women, children, clothing,
<v Speaker 9>layets for babies, diere for shoes, food, surgical supplies, but
<v Speaker 9>above all clothes, clean clothes fit to wear. Take them
<v Speaker 9>to the nearest fire station. That your gifts will reach
<v Speaker 9>the Italians who need them.
<v Speaker 1>You may be sure.
<v Speaker 9>Americans of this organization will distribute the packages in Italy
<v Speaker 9>through the Italian Red Cross, the Catholic Reef Organization, the
<v Speaker 9>League of Italian Women, the Confederation of Italian Labor, and
<v Speaker 9>the Italian Government. In California, rationing has gone, Christmas comes there.
<v Speaker 1>In Italy.
<v Speaker 9>Death is on the prowl radio listeners, lives can be saved.
<v Speaker 1>It's up to you. Thank you, doctor Langleporter.
<v Speaker 2>I know that our friends listening in will do all
<v Speaker 2>if they can to help the organization American Relief for.
<v Speaker 1>ITAA tonight's Showack Holms Adventer is written by Dennis Green
<v Speaker 1>and Anthony Boucher, and was suggested by an incident and
<v Speaker 1>he said Arthur Conan Doyle story The Crooked Man. Music
<v Speaker 1>is by Dean Fossler. Mister Rathbourne appears through the courtesy
<v Speaker 1>of Metro Bodwin Mayor and mister Bruce through the courtesy
<v Speaker 1>of Universal Pick, where they are now starring in the
<v Speaker 1>Sherlock Holmes series. This is the mutual broadcasting system