More. . . Sherlock Holmes: Vol. 2 (Sherlock Holmes Series)

More. . . Sherlock Holmes: Vol. 2 (Sherlock Holmes Series)

by Anthony Boucher, Denis Green

1996· ISBN 9781561008766

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Introductory comments and performances included in this series are "Golden Age of Radio" performer Elliott Reid. The Adventure of the Sally Martin (Originally broadcast on November 23, 1946) "George Byron lies dead in his bunk on the schooner Sally Martin with a knife in his ribs!" states Sergeant Dobson to Sherlock Holmes. While visiting a quaint seaport for a holiday, Holmes is drawn inoto another perplexing murder mystery., With a multitude of unusual suspects, Holmes must sort fact from fiction to get to the bottom of the matter. The Strange Death of Mrs. Abernetty (Originally broadcast on November 30, 1946) What does a sprig of parsley have to do with one of the most diabolical murders

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