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| 1968 - Day By Day | ...... |
| Adventure Of The Pimlico Prisoner, The | ...SBH:SHERLOCK HOLMES - THE ADVENTURE OF THE PIMLICO PRISONER: Play by Peter Mackie pitting Conan Doyle's great detective against of a real-life demon of Victorian crime. With William Chubb as SHERLOCK HOLMES and Crawford Logan as Dr Watson. Violinist: Roger Coull. Produced by Nigel Bryant.... |
| Adventure Of The Veiled Lodger, The | ...... |
| Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes, The | ...The Adventures Of SHERLOCK HOLMES... |
| Arthur And George | ...Arthur puts an end to SHERLOCK HOLMES whilst troubling and mysterious events continue to dominate George's world.... |
| Arthur Conan Doyle - A Life In Letters | ...The famous SHERLOCK HOLMES author caught in candid moments, thanks to his epistles. A young doctor writes to his mother.... |
| By Jove Carruthers! | ...Miles finds out about the Carruthers who appears in the SHERLOCK HOLMES short story The Adventure of the Solitary Cyclist and the one which narrates Erskine Childers' 1903 spy novel The Riddle of the Sands.... |
| Capital Case - Karl Marx Meets Sherlock Holmes, A | ...A Capital Case - Karl Marx Meets SHERLOCK HOLMES... |
| Casebook Of Sherlock Holmes, The | ...The Casebook Of SHERLOCK HOLMES... |
| Conan Doyle's Strangest Case | ...By Tony MULHOLLAND. The true story of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's obsession with a miscarriage of justice. Convinced that George Edalji has been wrongly con- victed of a shocking crime Doyle assumes the mantle of SHERLOCK HOLMES...... |
| Cult Holmes | ...Five alternative looks at SHERLOCK HOLMES.... |
| Devil's Foot, The | ...A trip to the prehistoric sites of Cornwall for that most famous of detectives, SHERLOCK HOLMES.... |
| Do What You Like With Him - The Unreal Life Of Sherlock Holmes | |
| Further Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes, The | ...The Further Adventures Of SHERLOCK HOLMES... |
| Game's Afoot, The | ...SHERLOCK HOLMES Enthusiast Nick Utechin Presents A Special Compilation Of The Detective's Presence On The Radio From The 1940s To 2004. Plus An Interview With Writer And Dramatist Bert Coules. Including... |
| His Last Bow | ...Eliminating the impossible. Considering the improbable. SHERLOCK HOLMES. 'Nuff said.... |
| Hound Of The Baskervilles, The [drama] | ...The SHERLOCK HOLMES novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is dramatised in two parts by Bert Coules. 1: `The Powers of Evil'. An ancient legend and a terrifying demon plague a noble family. With Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Judi Dench and Donald Sinden. Director Enyd Williams.... |
| Hound Of The Baskervilles, The | ...An eight-part adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan's Doyle's classic tale. 1: SHERLOCK HOLMES embarks on a difficult case when he learns of the death of Sir Charles Baskerville ... |
| Hunt For Sexton Blake, The | ...Sexton Blake is one of the most famous and long-lived fictional detectives and adventurers of all time, who battled opium smugglers, bandit chiefs and the Kaiser. In his heyday he was more widely read than SHERLOCK HOLMES - enjoyed by working people all over the British Empire - and whilst Holmes features in very few stories, Blake appeared in thousands.... |
| I Did It My Way | ...The News Huddlines (06/6/79), The Newly Discovered Casebook of SHERLOCK HOLMES (16/01/1999), the Sony Gold winning... |
| In The Footsteps Of [radio Scotland] | ...... |
| Leading Edge | ...Plus news from the past and present of forensic science, in fiction and reality. SHERLOCK HOLMES was arguably the first fictional character to make use of forensic science, but what techniques were available to him and how accurately did Sir Arthur Conan Doyle portray them? Today, TV series such as Silent Witness and Waking the Dead are built on forensic science. How do they compare to the realities of moden techniques?... |
| Literary Misfits | ...When a mysterious Miss Jane Eyre calls at SHERLOCK HOLMES' Baker Street residence, little does he suspect just how mysterious her case will turn out to be.... |
| Lost World Of Arthur Conan Doyle, The [radio Scotland] | ...... |
| Lucky Heather | ...A six-part comedy by Sue Teddern. Western movie-mad Heather is the SHERLOCK HOLMES of the rundown Sutter Estate. With the aid of daughter Natalie and her boyfriend Ryan, she is determined to help her community.... |
| Newly Discovered Casebook Of Sherlock Holmes, The | ...The Newly Discovered Casebook Of SHERLOCK HOLMES... |
| Past Lives [radio Scotland] | ...From SHERLOCK HOLMES to Peterhead whalers, Mark Stephen goes in search of Arthur Conan Doyle's north east connection.... |
| Proms Plus | ...Proms Literary Festival - SHERLOCK HOLMES... |
| Radio Detectives, The | ...The Voice Of SHERLOCK HOLMES... |
| Rare Books, Rare People | ...When an American magazine publisher took Oscar Wilde and Arthur Conan Doyle out for dinner in London, the resulting deal for Conan Doyle was his second SHERLOCK HOLMES novel and for Wilde his controversial novel The Picture Of Dorian Gray. A brilliantly decadent Faustian fable, it was to capture the mind of the young Lord Alfred Douglas and eventually led to Wilde's destruction.... |
| Retired Colourman, The | ...By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, dramatised by Bert Coules. Farewell to 221B Baker Street. Starring Clive Merrison as SHERLOCK HOLMES, Michael Williams as Dr Watson and George Cole as Josiah Amberley. Director Enyd Williams ... |
| Sherlock Holmes - The Adventure Of The Pimlico Poisoner | |
| Sherlock Holmes - The Final Problem | |
| Sherlock Holmes Versus Dracula | |
| Sign Of Four, The | ...One of SHERLOCK HOLMES' most famous and intriguing cases draws to a close - and Watson falls in love.... |
| Singular Case Of Sherlock H. And Sigmund F., The | ...Copyright and performance fee In 1897 a series of attacks are made upon SHERLOCK HOLMES which suggest those previously made by Professor Moriarty. Could it be that Moriarty survived at Reichenbach Falls or is there a more disturbing explanation?... |
| Someone Like Me | ...Miles and his brother Ralph enter the shadowy worlds of SHERLOCK HOLMES, blackmail and revolution.... |
| Sound Stories | ...With Donald Macleod. 5: SHERLOCK HOLMES. The great detective of 221B Baker Street often, according to his friend Dr Watson, `droned away' on his violin, endeavouring to soothe his ruffled spirits or pondering over a strange problem that he had set himself to unravel. Including excerpts from Bach: Partita No 1 in D minor, BWV1002. Yehudi Menuhin (violin). Sarasate: Habanera, Op 21 No 2. The Composer (violin). Chopin: Nocturne in F minor, Op 55 No 1. Artur Rubinstein (piano). Russell: A Life on the Ocean Wave. Clifford Jackson (baritone), William Bolcom (piano).... |
| Valley Of Fear, The | ...The SHERLOCK HOLMES novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, dramatised in two parts by Bert Coules. With Clive Merrison as Holmes, Michael Williams as Watson, Iain Glen, Ronald Pickup, Mark Bonnar and Timothy Bateson. Director Enyd Williams.... |
| Where Did It All Go Wrong? | ...The show features, among others, the true confessions of SHERLOCK HOLMES - a man who got lucky through science and good marketing; drunkenly he correctly identifies a murderer at a party - and before you know it ""what's-his-name"" (""Watson"" for short) has touted him around the country as ""the scientific detective"". The show may also feature a harmonica, subject to terms and conditions.... |
| Whose Line Is It Anyway? | ...Party Pieces: Enn & John perform SHERLOCK HOLMES & Dr Watson discovering a dead body, as played by Ronald Reagan & Laurence Olivier.... |
| World In Your Ear, A | ...Rosie Goldsmith presents highlights from ENGLISH-language radio programmes from around the world. This edition features drama, including a production of Hamlet by life prisoners, plus the chance to meet a Canadian SHERLOCK HOLMES and an Irish rabbit who's six foot tall, white and invisible.... |