Sherlock Holmes - Waltz of Death

<v Speaker 1>A shock.
<v Speaker 2>Holmes considered himself as the only unofficial consulting detective, and
<v Speaker 2>rightly so. In point of fact, Holmes worked outside the law.
<v Speaker 2>If he be a policeman working for Scotland Yard, they
<v Speaker 2>would certainly not have had the freedom that allowed him
<v Speaker 2>to use his unorthodox methods. This both pleased the police
<v Speaker 2>and frustrated them. Pleased them because he almost invariably left
<v Speaker 2>such men as Inspectuless Tribe and Inspector Gregson take the
<v Speaker 2>public recognition for a case he had sold. Frustrated them
<v Speaker 2>because he could literally work on the case using his
<v Speaker 2>own specialized abilities, while they had to stay within prescribed limits.
<v Speaker 2>Yet Holmes did respect the law, for he was in
<v Speaker 2>fact an amateur and felt it best to have healthy
<v Speaker 2>relationship with the professional police. This encouraged such men as
<v Speaker 2>Lescard and Gregson to bring various unsolved crimes to him
<v Speaker 2>for his solution. His freedom outside restraints to the law
<v Speaker 2>allowed him to assume many roads in disguise and to
<v Speaker 2>work with Watson as his accomplice. Excellent examples of this
<v Speaker 2>kind of work can be found in such original stories
<v Speaker 2>as of a Scandal in Bohemia, the Man with the
<v Speaker 2>Twisted Lip, and the illusprious client the name but a few.
<v Speaker 2>He often broke open states to get information, set fires
<v Speaker 2>to force some action out of an individual such as
<v Speaker 2>Sir Irene Adler, or broke into Holmes in order to
<v Speaker 2>gain access to inflammation that would lead to the solving
<v Speaker 2>of the crime. Any abmitions by the police were soon
<v Speaker 2>dropped and Holmes produced the criminal or sought the crime.
<v Speaker 2>Most of this work was done by Holmes in body
<v Speaker 2>in London or various other parts of England. In The
<v Speaker 2>Waltz of Death, Holmes and Watson find themselves in Vienna.
<v Speaker 1>Artic case.
<v Speaker 2>How here on foreign territory and completely outside the orthodox
<v Speaker 2>methods of the English police. Holmes had even more feurigin
<v Speaker 2>He still here it his brilliant sense of deductive logic.
<v Speaker 2>But now he did not have to worry about reprimands
<v Speaker 2>from Scotland yard And besides, there was new excitement for
<v Speaker 2>Holmes when he could deal with murder from other than
<v Speaker 2>the English criminal. Join me now as we present Sherlock
<v Speaker 2>Holmes and doctor Watson in The Waltz of Death.
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<v Speaker 4>sure our good friend, doctor Watson's expecting us. Let's go
<v Speaker 4>and joy, good ding, doctor Watson.
<v Speaker 3>Good evening, mister Ah' set for tonight.
<v Speaker 5>Sorry, yes, my god, I'm all set.
<v Speaker 6>Begin in Vienna in eighteen hundred and eighty nine. You
<v Speaker 6>old Vienna, bright light, lovely ladies and looking music.
<v Speaker 3>What were you and the great show like COM's doing there? Down?
<v Speaker 1>Said Prattel. What were we doing there?
<v Speaker 3>Yes, we're taking a trouble.
<v Speaker 1>In those early.
<v Speaker 6>Days of our association, we didn't have either the time
<v Speaker 6>or the money for trips. No, we were in Vienna
<v Speaker 6>at the express command of the Emperor France Joseph.
<v Speaker 1>It was in October.
<v Speaker 6>I remember that we arrived in the city, and for
<v Speaker 6>several days we were forced to cool our heels awaiting
<v Speaker 6>the imperial pleasure. On one of those idle evenings of
<v Speaker 6>the good services of our friend, the chief of police,
<v Speaker 6>unco Frano.
<v Speaker 1>Secured us an invitation.
<v Speaker 6>You're a splend and full and being at the palace
<v Speaker 6>Princess Stephanieve on cram It was an incredibly colorful spectacle.
<v Speaker 6>Mister Bartell, a string orchestra high in the gallery of
<v Speaker 6>the palace ballroom played the haunts us whilst on the
<v Speaker 6>floor below.
<v Speaker 1>The team of.
<v Speaker 6>Viennese aristocracy swayed and dighted gaily for the looking music.
<v Speaker 1>I can remember the picture so well, mister.
<v Speaker 6>Bartell, Holmes and Eyes stood there talking to the chief
<v Speaker 6>of Police, Count Prano.
<v Speaker 3>The color of scene, is it?
<v Speaker 6>The gentleman, it must be a real holiday.
<v Speaker 1>For you, and Holmes make sure that wasn't.
<v Speaker 6>But it's hard to think of the criminal world when
<v Speaker 6>my looks at such a gathering.
<v Speaker 3>And yet Cao knows as well as I know that
<v Speaker 3>the criminal.
<v Speaker 7>Is not confined to class or indeed, no, mister Holmes, I.
<v Speaker 8>Can assure you that every guest here tonight has been
<v Speaker 8>scrutinized as he entered.
<v Speaker 6>Yes, I imagine that many plain clothes men are present
<v Speaker 6>in this room now the Canculrano.
<v Speaker 3>Oh yes, we take no chances.
<v Speaker 1>Afford you. There's enough jury being worn here tonight for
<v Speaker 1>the King's ramps. Most sir, the bolts has finished.
<v Speaker 8>And I can present you to our hostess, Princess van
<v Speaker 8>car Stephanie, my pigeon, my.
<v Speaker 1>Pigeon, the Princess for won.
<v Speaker 7>Yes, I'm glad to see that in Vienna the profession
<v Speaker 7>of criminal detection carries in a social stigma.
<v Speaker 3>Allow me to present you, mister Sherlock Holmes, doctor Watson,
<v Speaker 3>the Princess Stephanie fun Car.
<v Speaker 1>I'm very honest to meet you.
<v Speaker 9>I'm most happy to meet you. Gentlemen, remote me to
<v Speaker 9>introduce my protegee. Heard that the Hungarian composer.
<v Speaker 8>Night mister Holmes, will mark a rare occasion, a signal
<v Speaker 8>I must to be conferred on her whole arking myself
<v Speaker 8>before the night is foo explos is a new composition
<v Speaker 8>of his tonight for beach debut.
<v Speaker 3>Indeed very interesting.
<v Speaker 6>It's a great honor the Princess has compelled on me.
<v Speaker 3>A new composition could not possibly be centered under more
<v Speaker 3>hospicial circumstance.
<v Speaker 6>Contifrono, you spoke of an honor in connection with yourself.
<v Speaker 3>Tell the mouse secret, Stephanie.
<v Speaker 9>I fill myself on at after your voice has been
<v Speaker 9>played us and anatole, and I shall be the first to.
<v Speaker 6>The privilegious dancing to it.
<v Speaker 9>My father is to make a public announcement. I used
<v Speaker 9>to announce my engagement to count An.
<v Speaker 6>My congratulations lucky the luckiest of men?
<v Speaker 3>Is she not expecit I.
<v Speaker 8>The gay man of Vienna, the cavalier who swore that
<v Speaker 8>no one woman would.
<v Speaker 1>Ever capture him.
<v Speaker 3>I confess it, gentlemen, I'm in love all that.
<v Speaker 10>I pity you.
<v Speaker 8>Even the great valses of Vienna could hardly be worthy
<v Speaker 8>of this moment.
<v Speaker 9>On I told you I boon flood.
<v Speaker 2>Come.
<v Speaker 1>The voce is about to begin. I shall see you,
<v Speaker 1>gentlemen late.
<v Speaker 3>The okstra is chuning up their po I imagine this
<v Speaker 3>is a great moment for you, so very frightening. When
<v Speaker 3>I assure you frame in a few minutes, I shall
<v Speaker 3>know what I made you work. The crown, with success
<v Speaker 3>of failure, is leading the princess to the center of
<v Speaker 3>the floor.
<v Speaker 1>The conductor is raising his vetol.
<v Speaker 3>This is your oment, hair horbut good luck. Pray from me, gentlemen,
<v Speaker 3>pray for me.
<v Speaker 6>There you go, the princess and counter frano. They're starting
<v Speaker 6>the worst.
<v Speaker 3>They make us striking bed don't there He'll.
<v Speaker 6>Come the other couples out on the floor, charming, my charming.
<v Speaker 1>Itminds me of.
<v Speaker 2>Gray. Stop, have some longs.
<v Speaker 1>It's the princess.
<v Speaker 3>Come on, love, hang away, please hall away, come Profano,
<v Speaker 3>what happens? Empet up to watch and see what you
<v Speaker 3>can do for her.
<v Speaker 1>Counter Frano there's there's nothing I can do. I'm afraid
<v Speaker 1>she was shot to the brain. She died instantly. Stephanie
<v Speaker 1>s dead.
<v Speaker 6>Stop that devilish music. Knock all the doors because I'm
<v Speaker 6>murteroughter be found.
<v Speaker 3>Counter Fano, have you found that e closed?
<v Speaker 8>One of my men found a revolver had been tossed
<v Speaker 8>into the earth of a potted palm.
<v Speaker 3>Now I say, please God, here rammed into the soft earth.
<v Speaker 3>Confound it? Count of Fano, Your fiancee was an extremely
<v Speaker 3>beautiful woman. You must have rivals, yes, well, but none
<v Speaker 3>of them are pleasant tonight? Who will inherit her estate?
<v Speaker 3>A six month old nephew, who's his guardian? The Emperor
<v Speaker 3>franc Joseph himself.
<v Speaker 8>No, no, Misterholms, I know no obvious motive for someone
<v Speaker 8>wishing poor Stephanie.
<v Speaker 6>Perhaps it was a political crime. She was a welfare sucred.
<v Speaker 6>No prominent world.
<v Speaker 3>Yes, it's very possible. Many nights assassins have been active
<v Speaker 3>in my contribution. I mean, why we have a ballroom
<v Speaker 3>full of suspects waiting for us.
<v Speaker 1>I'm just going to suggest we went back there.
<v Speaker 6>We can't find it very much by staying here in
<v Speaker 6>the library.
<v Speaker 3>Delicate matter. Almost everyone pleasant tonight has known to me personally.
<v Speaker 7>I may I suggest that you go back to the
<v Speaker 7>ballroom and have the mail guests filed past you. The
<v Speaker 7>teams are questioning anyone whose evening clothes do not fit perfectly?
<v Speaker 1>What's the kind of a man's cloak to do with this?
<v Speaker 7>Anyone invited to such a ball as this would naturally
<v Speaker 7>have his own tail out. I think, con Profano, if
<v Speaker 7>you found a man who had to hire his costume,
<v Speaker 7>he might be an impostor, and may well prove to be.
<v Speaker 3>Of as satin.
<v Speaker 1>Old.
<v Speaker 3>Mister Holmes, your claim has not been affected so far.
<v Speaker 3>You find one.
<v Speaker 8>Englishman who is unusually badly dressed, and what do we
<v Speaker 8>discover is an Englishman lot whose luggage was lost on
<v Speaker 8>the plain?
<v Speaker 6>Is the second suspect proved to be a perfectly respectful
<v Speaker 6>Viennese doctor whose nasty little child to take my last
<v Speaker 6>minute sniff and his tail coat with the purses.
<v Speaker 7>And the third was poor that the composer who cannot
<v Speaker 7>get it for a good dress suit. Hey, well, come, Profano,
<v Speaker 7>why not have the next suspect churned in?
<v Speaker 1>Uber bring in the next man.
<v Speaker 6>Yeah, handy head, I'm better, I'll find fool kin puller.
<v Speaker 1>Please, my name is Crooning.
<v Speaker 3>What do you wish with me? Your name was not
<v Speaker 3>on the list of inveratilam. Please let me see your
<v Speaker 3>right hand, he Groanie, have no idea touch me? Where
<v Speaker 3>do you get these fresh earth stains? You are right
<v Speaker 3>dumas pitt in the natives.
<v Speaker 1>Full of death.
<v Speaker 3>What does that poor policeman and that's.
<v Speaker 6>Not father go?
<v Speaker 7>You try to hide your father by ramming it into
<v Speaker 7>an earth filled.
<v Speaker 3>Flower near that v Please comprafano. It will be easy
<v Speaker 3>to compare the samples of earth, but not being necessary.
<v Speaker 6>You admit that you murdered the princess tonight.
<v Speaker 3>Then certainly I admit it. Why did you kill her?
<v Speaker 1>She was an aristocrat, she was an a pressor of
<v Speaker 1>the poor.
<v Speaker 3>I'm glad I killed her. One day I have party,
<v Speaker 3>will kill all of you.
<v Speaker 8>Filled the rostom put down that shoot him like the doctor.
<v Speaker 6>No, no, no, no, no, Camrapano. Even you can't take the
<v Speaker 6>law in your own hands.
<v Speaker 1>Why do you not shoot me? I'm not a fatal tie.
<v Speaker 1>I haven't taken a vash name.
<v Speaker 3>Thank you for stupping my hand just now up.
<v Speaker 8>But then he spoke with Stephanie that way I could
<v Speaker 8>accuse him just as he killed her.
<v Speaker 3>Very understandable impulseer, but wonder would have ruined your life.
<v Speaker 8>My life Now that she is dead, my life is empty.
<v Speaker 1>What did I do?
<v Speaker 3>Love and duty have to exist in a world that
<v Speaker 3>no longer holds Stephanie.
<v Speaker 8>She was a light in life loveliness now but I
<v Speaker 8>am hardly displaying my being his blood here I the
<v Speaker 8>murder is caught, thanks to you and mister Holmston.
<v Speaker 3>My life, such as it is, must go on.
<v Speaker 6>Somehow the story of begetting mister bout home and began
<v Speaker 6>it sounds like the end of the story to me,
<v Speaker 6>doctor from my boy the next day Holmes and I
<v Speaker 6>had I interfere with his imperial man just and learn
<v Speaker 6>the nature of the services expected of us. Services that
<v Speaker 6>required are leaving the city. And that's why, my boy,
<v Speaker 6>we were gone from lean Opus some weeks.
<v Speaker 1>We didn't know that during our absence.
<v Speaker 6>He that Wolves, which an answer to tragic debu, was
<v Speaker 6>beginning to make the sort of.
<v Speaker 1>What falls. We have had many repreests for it. Gladly
<v Speaker 1>we will play.
<v Speaker 6>It our own.
<v Speaker 3>Isn't before that wolves they are playing, yes, my dear,
<v Speaker 3>And he was working out of the plot to dance
<v Speaker 3>to it. Leah Mollenstein, the actress a beautiful creature.
<v Speaker 5>Now are you trying to make me jealous?
<v Speaker 1>Run literally?
<v Speaker 6>A Volstein did been shut.
<v Speaker 11>A new ballet and.
<v Speaker 1>To the music of the Boar, that magnificence.
<v Speaker 2>Never has Krasnova dance better?
<v Speaker 9>Have you ever seen such? X?
<v Speaker 3>Did it feel away?
<v Speaker 8>Six steps in four weeks show but all beautiful women
<v Speaker 8>and all killed to the music of the Woe that Woltz.
<v Speaker 3>There's a homicidal madman at the watch in Vienna. There's
<v Speaker 3>only one thing to be done. We must stop it. Absolutely.
<v Speaker 8>The playing that Waltz buying fell.
<v Speaker 1>This hotel until we returned to Vienna.
<v Speaker 4>And then I suppose sure Lot Homes was gone into
<v Speaker 4>the case against.
<v Speaker 1>A close study of a newspaper.
<v Speaker 6>On the tragedies, and it was great difficult I tore
<v Speaker 6>him away from his investigations. The tend The reception of
<v Speaker 6>the Emperor is a thankless for our services on the
<v Speaker 6>mission that we just competed. As we arrived at the
<v Speaker 6>Imperial Palace, almost the first person we ran in towards
<v Speaker 6>the Hungarian.
<v Speaker 1>Composer, doctor Watson.
<v Speaker 5>I've heard of the tragedy is connected with my wolves.
<v Speaker 3>I was making a curse to tell you. The newspaper
<v Speaker 3>reports on them just before I came here. You must
<v Speaker 3>do something, mister Holmes. People will have to listen to
<v Speaker 3>other music. They want my wolves, but that is forbidden.
<v Speaker 3>I'm losing a reputation and a fortune while that was
<v Speaker 3>remains unplayed. Or perhaps he hab that you are laying
<v Speaker 3>an excellent foundation for a later reputation and bot them.
<v Speaker 3>What do you mean. All this publicity, however distasteful to you.
<v Speaker 7>At the moment, must in the long run prove indaniable.
<v Speaker 7>Ah here you are, my dear controfano, mister.
<v Speaker 8>Holmes, Doctor Watson, I'm I'm glad to see you back
<v Speaker 8>in Vienna. You've heard of commerdercy just dis cursing them.
<v Speaker 8>I need your help again, good friend.
<v Speaker 3>Over month now the murder has been at large and
<v Speaker 3>I cannot seem to get on this space. The first clan,
<v Speaker 3>what happened with him? Released him?
<v Speaker 1>When released him? That's got why.
<v Speaker 8>At the hearing it was obvious the man was an egomaniac.
<v Speaker 8>He boasted of the murder of Stephanie, a fancy artistic vanity.
<v Speaker 8>The little newspaper editors made quite an issue of the case.
<v Speaker 3>They brought the pressure to bear and he had to
<v Speaker 3>let him go con found it. I wish I hadn't
<v Speaker 3>left Vienna.
<v Speaker 6>Fellows at large again, County fran It's pretty opposite.
<v Speaker 8>He's the murder of the other women too, the contrary doctor.
<v Speaker 8>He was imprison until yesterday. The last of the murders
<v Speaker 8>was committed three days ago. It comes to Imperial Highness
<v Speaker 8>front Joseph.
<v Speaker 12>Good evening, gentlemen, Your Highness, well hell sc they have
<v Speaker 12>very distinguished company tonight. Not only the last piple cell
<v Speaker 12>of codes on his called dot reports the English friends
<v Speaker 12>of your ornery.
<v Speaker 3>But I see that they have a distinguished represents from
<v Speaker 3>I gave you a name. Pay no for that. It
<v Speaker 3>work a success on fold as a breeder composer for
<v Speaker 3>ens famous you have Eryl Highness's most kind. There's a
<v Speaker 3>five folden in here. It's an ache and confusion onfold.
<v Speaker 6>Will you not plays one of your compositions here?
<v Speaker 3>All of that I shall be most don at your hands.
<v Speaker 1>Is down influence system.
<v Speaker 3>Thanks, what shall I play your Imperial hands.
<v Speaker 6>Fishing visier man ben seniors.
<v Speaker 1>Thanks for your hands.
<v Speaker 3>With your permission, I choose to play.
<v Speaker 6>Greats he's playing the deaf force on.
<v Speaker 3>Your guard, Watson. Even in the Imperial Palace itself, this
<v Speaker 3>twirling tune may invoke murder.
<v Speaker 4>You'll hear the rest of doctor Watson's story in just
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<v Speaker 3>Doctor Watson, you certainly left me hanging on a cliff
<v Speaker 3>that time he broke off.
<v Speaker 4>Your story just as the Hungarian composers started to play
<v Speaker 4>his ill fated Wallz to the Emperor Joseph, What.
<v Speaker 6>Happened the time, my boy? Fortunately nothing happened. Jehomer completed
<v Speaker 6>his composition without the pedant incident shortly Afterwards, we attended
<v Speaker 6>a banquet that was given an odd honor. A banquet
<v Speaker 6>concluded with a rather curious ceremony which the presented Chilock
<v Speaker 6>Holmes the medal to commemorate the services are doing no
<v Speaker 6>matter what.
<v Speaker 1>Finally, with your craft, at.
<v Speaker 6>Ten o'clock, I remember Holmes and I, together with Count
<v Speaker 6>of Frano, let the Royal chambers and stopped decemd of
<v Speaker 6>sparals decades.
<v Speaker 3>You were greatly on tonight, mister Holmes.
<v Speaker 8>I've only known, as Imperial Highness to make three such
<v Speaker 8>presentations before, and they were all through my own country.
<v Speaker 3>Another yeah, but there's most kind. I can't help feeding
<v Speaker 3>that he over evaluated myself.
<v Speaker 6>Being unusually in modest homes.
<v Speaker 3>Perhaps because I feel that my visit here is incomplete
<v Speaker 3>until I've saw the death class murders. I hope you'll
<v Speaker 3>be able to stay in Vienna long enough to do that.
<v Speaker 7>And guess I am it my bit saying I've been
<v Speaker 7>giving the matter greatular fought, countra Nano, I have a
<v Speaker 7>plan for tapping the killer. It's in rather an embryonic
<v Speaker 7>stage at the moment, but over pipes of the outside
<v Speaker 7>tonight I expected to develop it thoroughly. I shall call
<v Speaker 7>you your office in the morning and explain it to you.
<v Speaker 8>I shall be reading your visit eagerly. One more of
<v Speaker 8>these murders in the newspaper outclime. It becomes so loud
<v Speaker 8>that I should have to resign my.
<v Speaker 1>Post as chief of Police.
<v Speaker 6>And hope it made that daringingestion and played the death
<v Speaker 6>welf tonight.
<v Speaker 1>It proved one thing. It's not infallible. The death of
<v Speaker 1>a beautiful woman doesn't always.
<v Speaker 6>Follow the playing of the melody and.
<v Speaker 10>The two doctor.
<v Speaker 3>But here it's back a night video. The figure here
<v Speaker 3>strunk on the landing.
<v Speaker 7>It's got it body of a girl, and the big
<v Speaker 7>beautiful girl too got through the forehead. You're wrong, Watson,
<v Speaker 7>the deaths is infallible. But I swear to you that
<v Speaker 7>the killer has struck for the last time all my
<v Speaker 7>dear Cantofana.
<v Speaker 8>Yes, I followed the instruction she gave me this morning,
<v Speaker 8>mister Holmes, Jane Bombs is at the moment the smartest
<v Speaker 8>does not.
<v Speaker 3>In Vienna, I preserved the best table for you, and
<v Speaker 3>I've invited the guests that you named the.
<v Speaker 1>Strange, A sortid couple.
<v Speaker 6>I must say, Jo's Hall that's composer that grinning follow
<v Speaker 6>the one that admitted shooting your your fiance Carrafrano, just as.
<v Speaker 8>Much as I could do to keep my hands off
<v Speaker 8>him and your life here doctor, But mister Holmes insisted
<v Speaker 8>that I ask you just the same.
<v Speaker 3>I issue would ta me his fan. I'm completely in
<v Speaker 3>the dark.
<v Speaker 6>In the dogs I can supervize with you, Carterferano.
<v Speaker 1>Holmes never tells me a.
<v Speaker 3>Thing I on, I guess show and in a be
<v Speaker 3>a few minutes, I'm sure that my fan will be
<v Speaker 3>perfectly a parent. Good evening, have Halbert, Oh good evening,
<v Speaker 3>mister Holts aught to whats how do.
<v Speaker 1>You do her home?
<v Speaker 3>And how I have not had grinning?
<v Speaker 4>And having to come here against my film my party
<v Speaker 4>does not the proof of these aristocratic patted pigsties. But
<v Speaker 4>count of Frano went from made that if I did
<v Speaker 4>not come here tonight, I could expect to find myself
<v Speaker 4>in prison.
<v Speaker 3>How could I resist such a persuasively for time?
<v Speaker 7>I'm the third guest rout table I met with your
<v Speaker 7>tell you how to go? This banks designed so glad
<v Speaker 7>that you were able.
<v Speaker 11>To come, mister Holmes, I didn't know this is going
<v Speaker 11>to be a party.
<v Speaker 3>But I couldn't be have the I mean to present
<v Speaker 3>your count Fano. Doctor Watson here grooning Miss Barbara Banks
<v Speaker 3>from the unit, say.
<v Speaker 6>Home those I.
<v Speaker 4>Knew what you hope to and how can a young
<v Speaker 4>American girl are fought to come to the enemy, I asked,
<v Speaker 4>Of course.
<v Speaker 3>You're gonna ask.
<v Speaker 11>My father made a lot of money, and he wanted
<v Speaker 11>me to have the advantages he never had.
<v Speaker 3>Your father made money because he counted the faces of
<v Speaker 3>the pool. My father never ground a poor face in
<v Speaker 3>his wife. It was a capitalist. I spit on him.
<v Speaker 11>Friendly and alsold geographically speaking, something of a problem. You
<v Speaker 11>see he's living in Wyoming.
<v Speaker 3>You make fun of me only because you made fun
<v Speaker 3>of me, mister Holmes, I did, if you ask me,
<v Speaker 3>I'm very greatful. Miss Banks, the orchestra.
<v Speaker 11>Leader didn't want to play it. He sounds scared, but
<v Speaker 11>I waved a lot of money in front of them,
<v Speaker 11>and my palms to pay the fine as well.
<v Speaker 3>Spent it.
<v Speaker 1>Great God, I don't answer, do I.
<v Speaker 3>He persuaded Miss Banks to buy the ox.
<v Speaker 6>Leaded the wolves, mithel bidden wolves.
<v Speaker 3>Yes, hair that I thought that if the the quest
<v Speaker 3>came from the young I reckon it might seem quite reasonable,
<v Speaker 3>particularly if.
<v Speaker 4>They're a press were accompanied by American talis ground out
<v Speaker 4>of the faces of the poor.
<v Speaker 3>You are being unpleasant to me, aren't you?
<v Speaker 1>Thank you your wals?
<v Speaker 8>However, the death was mister Holmes, this is against the law.
<v Speaker 8>Before that waltz is forbidden by imperial the key nonetheless
<v Speaker 8>my death. Can't I employ you not to arrest the
<v Speaker 8>orchestra leader until after the waltz.
<v Speaker 11>Is completed, in which chase, since I requested it and
<v Speaker 11>it's still playing, I like apartment, will you dance with
<v Speaker 11>the captain fane?
<v Speaker 3>I'm so explainful traditional ada, I shall never dance again.
<v Speaker 11>Oh well, how about you?
<v Speaker 1>Doctor Wall like what I'm.
<v Speaker 6>Afraid I'm knowledged on my feet as I used to
<v Speaker 6>be In any case, I res never much of a
<v Speaker 6>hand of the wolves.
<v Speaker 1>See focus more on my line.
<v Speaker 11>Me, I'm getting an inferior are.
<v Speaker 3>You can't please space?
<v Speaker 8>You'll observe that the general public seems singularly unwilling to
<v Speaker 8>dance too.
<v Speaker 3>Now one couple has ventured onto the floor.
<v Speaker 1>How can you blame them? The naming death? How can
<v Speaker 1>you blame them?
<v Speaker 11>I'm not afraid, after all, her wholebot it's your own music.
<v Speaker 11>I'll dance with you.
<v Speaker 3>You're most timeless thing and courageous. But to be a part,
<v Speaker 3>not the only woman on the floor, would mean ruin,
<v Speaker 3>an admission of failure.
<v Speaker 11>My third refusal, I'm a walterlan No.
<v Speaker 4>My dear missus Banks.
<v Speaker 3>Yeah, this is the cats their fate. But I claimed
<v Speaker 3>simple groaning. I will dance with you, missus Mes, slush.
<v Speaker 11>You hear groaning, and I assure you my father does
<v Speaker 11>not grind the faces of.
<v Speaker 1>The poor, just grind the faces of Stop.
<v Speaker 3>It's so aside, I think, I think so, and I'll
<v Speaker 3>not stay here to watch it.
<v Speaker 1>Where the devil is the offer?
<v Speaker 3>You're not very doctor. I should quin an eye on him, Yes,
<v Speaker 3>and we will keep an eye on both of them.
<v Speaker 1>Come on, wat.
<v Speaker 3>Is leaving the room as counter panel is deserted is fair?
<v Speaker 7>And the slip behind one of those pillows, good lord,
<v Speaker 7>you're drawing a revolver Oy Watson.
<v Speaker 3>He's on man, he's turning it on himself.
<v Speaker 6>I still can't believe at Holmes, not the fact that
<v Speaker 6>Count of Frano blew his brains.
<v Speaker 1>Up, but the fact that he was a murderer.
<v Speaker 3>Yes, I was slow to believe it too old, chef,
<v Speaker 3>and I blame myself a consequence, two things should have
<v Speaker 3>been instantly apparent about the madman who killed Gillible women
<v Speaker 3>when he heard the Hallback waltz. Firstly, he must have
<v Speaker 3>had some motivation which drove him such an aft.
<v Speaker 6>Second day, mister Kellen revolved with him at all times,
<v Speaker 6>since he was in the armed on the occasion presented.
<v Speaker 3>It so exactly, and that factor lately think of the
<v Speaker 3>police official. Then, of course I saw Frano his motivation.
<v Speaker 3>He loved the princess Stefanieieri. Her death and his arms
<v Speaker 3>was a psychological shock that was more than his mentality
<v Speaker 3>could stand.
<v Speaker 6>And when he heard that music, it reminded him of
<v Speaker 6>the dead princess bossed.
<v Speaker 3>Him to kill That's right, Opello.
<v Speaker 7>We would recall it to him when he said to
<v Speaker 7>his art Viscounseil's death, what right do love and beauty
<v Speaker 7>have to exist in the.
<v Speaker 3>World that no longer holds Stephanie. When he heard the music,
<v Speaker 3>he couldn't dare to think that other loveliness existed, and
<v Speaker 3>so he destroyed it.
<v Speaker 1>But who killed the princess?
<v Speaker 7>Stepan Nanda was supposed to rest acquired hack Gurnie he
<v Speaker 7>admitted it after the persuasion when the police arrived, taking
<v Speaker 7>back to prison in the carriage that just took come.
<v Speaker 3>For a front of his body.
<v Speaker 6>It's stugging to think that seven innocent women have been
<v Speaker 6>murdered before this case is solved.
<v Speaker 7>Yes, the fact that will be a constant reproach to me.
<v Speaker 7>I assure you, oh, I didn't mean that, my dear fellow.
<v Speaker 7>We weren't even in Vienna, went five with the killings
<v Speaker 7>to Pillow.
<v Speaker 3>Hello, here comes miss Banks. Mister Holmes.
<v Speaker 11>What happened to that funny little man.
<v Speaker 3>Who danced with me Gany? He went to prison, Miss Banks,
<v Speaker 3>who was a murderer.
<v Speaker 11>Well, I must say, this is a strange kind of
<v Speaker 11>a party you asked me to, mister Holmes. One of
<v Speaker 11>the guests blows his dreams up, and the other, the
<v Speaker 11>only man who dances me, turns out to be a murderer.
<v Speaker 11>I see now why father sent me to Europe. Anything
<v Speaker 11>like this could never happen in Wyoming.
<v Speaker 6>Look o'clock he was walking out in front of the orchestra.
<v Speaker 1>Listen, badies.
<v Speaker 10>Well, gentlemen, they almost thought about wish to assure you
<v Speaker 10>upon the world of the breeding.
<v Speaker 3>Mister tech.
<v Speaker 10>That never agains on my new walt Bee and that
<v Speaker 10>compliments he thought it's metody would be for life and
<v Speaker 10>love and laugh. I have ordered the bottle of the
<v Speaker 10>finest popcast and to your table, where your glasses, and
<v Speaker 10>place me as I now conduct my WoT bring a
<v Speaker 10>glass from.
<v Speaker 5>The case of death, Say doctor, I like that story.
<v Speaker 1>That was a highly placed police official.
<v Speaker 6>As the last person in the world you think killed
<v Speaker 6>your murder, I must I wasn't of so much.
<v Speaker 1>Help to home that case.
<v Speaker 3>Don't let that worry your doctor. After all, Holmes almost
<v Speaker 3>missolving it himself.
<v Speaker 6>It was, but it certainly was one of the most
<v Speaker 6>interesting cases that I was ever connected with.
<v Speaker 3>I know what you mean. You know, I came across
<v Speaker 3>quite an interesting case myself the other day, right in
<v Speaker 3>my own house. Oh it's interesting. What kind of case sherry?
<v Speaker 4>That's right?
<v Speaker 3>A case of Petrie California's sherry.
<v Speaker 1>You see.
<v Speaker 4>I buy it by the case, doctor, because that Petrie
<v Speaker 4>wine is really extraordinary. But all Petrie wine is unusual wine,
<v Speaker 4>unusually good because the Petrie family has been making wine
<v Speaker 4>for generations, because it is solved, and because the Patrick
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<v Speaker 4>ever since its beginning is today the largest independent, family
<v Speaker 4>owned wine company in America. Naturally, the name Patrie on
<v Speaker 4>a bottle of wine is more than a trademard. It's
<v Speaker 4>the personal assurance of the Petrie family. Every drop of
<v Speaker 4>wine in that bottle is good wine, naturally good wine,
<v Speaker 4>because Petrie took time to bring you good wine.
<v Speaker 3>Tonight.
<v Speaker 4>Sherlock Holmes Adventure was written by Dennis Green and Anthony Boucher,
<v Speaker 4>and was suggested by an.
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<v Speaker 2>At first, when Hair Groening confessed to the killing of
<v Speaker 2>the Princess von Kran. I didn't believe it when the
<v Speaker 2>other women were killed. I am sure that hair groaning
<v Speaker 2>was innocent. I at least suspected Count Refrano of having
<v Speaker 2>committed the other murders. But then that's exactly what Dennis
<v Speaker 2>Green and Anthony Boucher wanting. Don't you think the two
<v Speaker 2>episodes you have just heard, The Out of Date Murder
<v Speaker 2>and The Waltz of Death are fat of the New
<v Speaker 2>Adventures of Sherlock Holmes starring Basi Rathco and Nigel Bruts
<v Speaker 2>and are in nineteen eighty eight Coffeewrighting production of two
<v Speaker 2>twenty one, A Baker's Feet Associates. The Sherlock Holmes stories
<v Speaker 2>and the characters of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor John H.
<v Speaker 2>Watson were created by Sir Arthur Kernan Don and I
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<v Speaker 6>This has been right.
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