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''The Adventure of the Harley Street Murders'' is the 32th episode of the American radio series [[The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (radio 1946-1947)|The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes]], first aired on ''American Broadcasting Company'' (ABC) on 19 may 1947, starring [[Tom Conway]] as [[Sherlock Holmes]] and [[Nigel Bruce]] as [[Dr. Watson]]. 29 min. Sponsored by ''Kremel Hair Products (Kremel Hair Tonic & Kremel Shampoo)''.
''The Adventure of the Harley Street Murders'' is the 32th episode of the American radio series [[The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (radio 1946-1947)|The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes]], first aired on ''American Broadcasting Company'' (ABC) on 19 may 1947, starring [[Tom Conway]] as [[Sherlock Holmes]] and [[Nigel Bruce]] as [[Dr. Watson]]. 29 min. Sponsored by ''Kremel Hair Products (Kremel Hair Tonic & Kremel Shampoo)''.


This is not an adaptation of an [[Arthur Conan Doyle]]'s story, but inspired by "an incident" in [[xxx]] (xxx).
This is not an adaptation of an [[Arthur Conan Doyle]]'s story, but inspired by "an incident" in [[The Adventure of the Final Problem]] (1893).


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The Adventure of the Harley Street Murders is the 32th episode of the American radio series The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, first aired on American Broadcasting Company (ABC) on 19 may 1947, starring Tom Conway as Sherlock Holmes and Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson. 29 min. Sponsored by Kremel Hair Products (Kremel Hair Tonic & Kremel Shampoo).

This is not an adaptation of an Arthur Conan Doyle's story, but inspired by "an incident" in The Adventure of the Final Problem (1893).


Audio

Full episode

Cast


Crew

  • Announcer : Joseph Bell
  • Writers : Denis Green, Anthony Boucher
  • Production : Tom McNight
  • Music : Alex Steiner