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Sherlock
Holmes
TV
Classics,
Vol. 1
Introduced
in
Europe
for
American
audiences,
the
Sherlock
Holmes
1954 TV
series
captures
the
essence
of Sir
Arthur
Conan
Doyle's
characters
and
themes.
Ronald
Howard
(son of
film
star
Leslie
Howard)
stars as
the
intensely
analytical
Holmes,
aided by
Dr.
Watson
(H.
Marion
Crawford)
and
antagonized
by the
Inspector
Lestrade
(Archie
Duncan).
Case
of
the
Baker
Street
Bachelors:
A
politician
is
accused
of
committing
a
violent
act and
payment
is
demanded
to make
the
charge
go away.
To
expose
the
blackmailers,
the
detectives
join a
lonely
hearts
club,
but when
their
plan
goes too
far,
Holmes
is
arrested
and ends
up
behind
bars.
Case
of
the
Baker
Street
Nursemaids:
Holmes
and
Watson
are
baffled
when a
baby is
delivered
to their
doorstep.
A
sinister
twist
emerges
when the
child
turns
out to
be the
son of a
missing
French
scientist.
Watson
is
brutally
attacked
and the
baby is
kidnapped.
The
detectives
must
find a
way to
save the
family
and
avert an
international
scandel.
Case
of
Lady
Beryl:
A
businessman
is
murdered
in a
home of
high
nobility.
The lady
of the
house
confesses
to the
killing,
yet
Holmes
suspects
she is
covering
something
up. His
solution
is a
masterpiece
of
deductive
reasoning,
dazzling
both the
innocent
and the
guilty.
Case
of
Harry
Crocker:
An
escape
artist
is
accused
of
murder
when his
lover is
found
strangled
in an
alley.
While
the
magician
evades
the
police,
Holmes
tries to
clear
the
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Sherlock
Holmes
TV
Classics,
Vol. 2
Case
of the
Night
Train
Riddle:
A boy
disappears
from his
train
compartment
after
fighting
with his
father.
The
child's
governess
believes
that he
has run
away,
but
Holmes
suspects
something
more
sinister.
A series
of clues
leads
him to a
nearby
circus,
where
the boy
hangs on
the
brink of
death.
The
Mother
Hubbard
Case:
Gentlemen
disappear
throughout
London,
vanishing
without
a trace.
Their
corpses
turn up
in
unoccupied
houses,
victims
of
poison.
Holmes
suggests
that the
murders
may have
something
to do
with a
lost
child,
and
endangers
his own
life to
uncover
the
killer.
Case
of the
Unlucky
Gambler:
A young
boy
turns up
on Baker
Street,
pleading
with
Holmes
to find
his
missing
father.
The
detective
deduces
that the
man is a
gambler
on the
run from
his
creditors,
and he
and
Watson
descend
into the
world of
back
rooms
and
betting
houses
in
search
of
clues.
They
receive
news
that the
hunted
man has
committed
suicide,
yet
Holmes
refuses
to give
up hope.
Case
of the
Cunningham
Heritage:
The
beginnings
of
Holmes'
partnership
with
Watson
are
explored
in this
first
episode
of the
series.
Watson
moves
into
Baker
Street
after
his
return
from
military
service,
and is
amazed
to
discover
his roommate
is a
detective.
Holmes
invites
the
doctor
to
accompany
him on
an
investigation
- a man
stabbed
to death
and his
fiancée
found in
possession
of the
murder
weapon.
Although
the
victim's
family
seems
convinced
of the
woman's
guilt,
the
detective
demonstrates
his
deductive
powers
by
uncovering
the real
culprit.
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Sherlock
Holmes
TV
Classics,
Vol. 3
Case
of the
Reluctant
Carpenter:
An
anonymous
arsonist
burns
Covent
Garden
to the
ground
and
holds
the city
of
London
hostage,
threatening
greater
violence
unless a
handsome
ransom
is paid.
With no
other
leads,
Holmes
and
Watson
must
search
through
the ash
and
rubble
for
clues to
the
criminal's
identity
before
he
strikes
again.
Case
of the
Perfect
Husband:
Michael
Gough
(Horror
of
Dracula,
Horrors
of the
Black
Museum)
stars as
Russell
Partridge,
a
bluebeard
who
tells
his
beatiful
young
wife
Janet
that she
has one
day to
live
before
he
murders
her like
his
seven
previous
wives.
No one
believes
Janet
except
Sherlock
Holmes,
who must
race
against
the
clock to
trap the
diabolical
killer.
Case
of the
Royal
Murder:
As
payment
for
detective
services
rendered,
Sherlock
Holmes
and Dr.
Watson
are
invited
for a
weekend
in the
Balkans.
Their
holiday
is cut
short
when the
visiting
Prince
Stefan
is
poisoned
and
their
host is
accused
of the
murder.
Only
Holmes
can
uncover
the
truth -
but
first he
must
avoid
being
the next
victim.
Case
of the
Shy
Ballerina:
Inspector
Lestrade
wakes
the
detective
in the
dead of
night to
announce
that
Watson's
hat has
been
found at
the
scene of
a
murder.
To clear
his
partner's
name,
Holmes
tracks a
Russian
ballerina
(Nathalie
Schafer
of
"Gilligan's
Island"),
and
uncovers
an
international
plot of
deceit,
blackmail
and
espionage.
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Sherlock
Holmes
TV
Classics,
Vol. 4
Case
of The
Split
Ticket:
A
partner
in the
purchase
of a
winning
lottery
ticket
vanishes
hours
before
the
midnight
deadline
to claim
the
prize.
It's up
to
Sherlock
Holmes
to find
him and
solve
the
mystery
of his
disappearance.
Case
of The
Pennsylvania
Gun:
The
murder
of
nobleman
John
Douglas
brings
Holmes
and
Watson
to the
British
countryside,
where
Detective
Macleod
of
Scotland
Yard
seems to
believe
he has
the case
well in
hand.
With the
victim's
castle
surrounded
by a
forty
foot
moat and
the
drawbridge
up at
the time
of the
murder,
the list
of
suspects
should
number
only
those
who were
in the
castle
at the
time of
death.
Holmes
has
brought
his
fishing
tackle,
though,
and is
convinced
there's
an
altogether
different
explanation.
Case
of The
Exhumed
Client:
Sir
Charles
Farnsworth
turns up
dead in
the
cursed
Farnsworth
Castle.
A man
with
many
enemies,
Sir
Charles
made
sure to
put a
clause
in his
will
requiring
an
investigation
of his
death,
no
matter
what the
apparent
cause,
by none
other
than
Sherlock
Holmes.
An
autopsy
soon
reveals
arsenic
in the
deadman's
body,
and
Holmes
finds no
shortage
of
suspects
in
residence
at the
castle.
Case
of The
Eiffel
Tower:
A world
famous
criminal
is run
over by
a London
milk
truck.
Inspector
Lestrade
of
Scotland
Yard
calls on
Sherlock
Holmes
to
decipher
the
mysterious
note
found in
the dead
man's
pocket.
Assuming
the
identity
of the
deceased,
Holmes
follows
a trail
of
mystery
all the
way to
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Sherlock
Holmes
TV
Classics,
Vol. 5
Case
of The
Belligerent
Ghost:
Watson
comes to
the aid
of a
heart
attack
victim,
but his
efforts
to save
the man
prove
fruitless.
On his
way back
to 221 B
Baker
Street,
he is
assaulted
by a
person
he
swears
is the
very
same
deceased
stranger.
Intrigued,
Holmes
endeavors
to find
a more
earthly
explanation
for his
friend's
encounter.
Case
of The
Blind
Man's
Bluff:
The
discovery
of a
chicken's
foot at
the
location
of two
murders
has
Scotland
Yard
baffled,
and
Inspector
Lestrade
turns to
Sherlock
Holmes
for
assistance.
Case
of The
Tyrant's
Daughter:
A
chemist
is
arrested
for the
poisoning
of his
fiance's
stepfather,
who was
obsessed
with
keeping
the two
lovers
apart.
Despite
the
damning
evidence
against
the
young
Mr.
Vernon,
the old
man's
housekeeper
thinks
he is
innocent
of the
murder,
and
requests
the
services
of
Sherlock
Holmes.
Case
of The
Thistle
Killer:
A killer
is on
the
loose in
London,
strangling
women
and
leaving
thistles
by the
bodies
of his
victims.
Desperate
to stop
the
madman
before
he
strikes
again,
the
Superintendent
of
Police
advises
Lestrade
to
utilize
the
singular
talents
of
Sherlock
Holmes.
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Sherlock
Holmes
TV
Classics,
Vol. 6
Case
of The
Texas
Cowgirl:
Holmes
and
Watson
are
visited
by
Minnie,
a member
of Bison
Jack's
Wild
West
Rodeo.
Having
found a
dead
body in
her
hotel
room,
Minnie's
biggest
priority
is
disposing
of the
unwanted
guest
before
her
aristocratic
fianc?
Lord
Wooster
and his
family
get wind
of the
scandal.
Case
of The
Violent
Suitor:
Advice
columnist
Alex
Doogle,
writing
under
the pen
name
Aunt
Lottie,
seems to
have
given
the
wrong
advice
to a
young
woman.
Advising
the girl
to part
ways
with her
violent
and
jealous
fianc?,
Doogle
is
assaulted
and
threatened
by the
jilted
and
infuriated
lover.
Desperate
to save
the
young
woman
from the
brute
while
keeping
himself
out of
harm's
way, he
turns to
Sherlock
Holmes.
Case
of The
Diamond
Tooth:
Watson
happens
upon a
diamond
tooth
while
strolling
along
the
River
Thames.
Initially
a mere
curiosity,
the
tooth
may be
the key
to
solving
a
murder,
as
Holmes
and
Watson
learn of
a body
found
near the
very
spot it
was
recovered.
Case
of The
Deadly
Prophesy:
Holmes
and
Watson
are
summoned
to a
boy's
school
in
Belgium,
where a
student
has
taken to
scrawling
the
names of
faculty
members
on the
steps of
a nearby
church,
only to
have
them die
shortly
after.
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Sherlock
Holmes
TV
Classics,
Vol. 7
Case
of the
Impromptu
Performance:
A
wrongly
accused
man only
has one
day to
prove
his
innocence
before
he is
put to
death.
As a
last
request
he asks
to see
Sherlock
Holmes.
Case
of the Jolly
Hangman:
A
traveling
salesman
is found
hung in
his
hotel
room.
After an
initial
investigation,
police
rule his
death a
suicide.
Convinced
it was
murder,
the
devastated
widow
pleads
with
Holmes
to do
further
detective
work.
Case
of the Shoeless
Engineer:
Holmes
comes
across
an
injured
man
wandering
through
the
woods
carrying
the limp
body of
a woman.
The
detective
tries to
put
together
the
pieces
of a
bizarre
puzzle,
as the
man
tells a
strange
story of
an
attempted
murder.
Case
of the Singing
Violin:
A young
woman
has
visions
of
ghosts
haunting
her
bedroom.
Before
she is
certified
mad, her
soon-to-be
husband,
James
Wynin,
makes an
appointment
to meet
with
Holmes
and
Watson.
When
shots
ring out
from the
street
in front
of the
detective's
office,
Wynin is
found
murdered
in his
carriage.
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