From New York, the makers of clipper craft clothes for men, and 924 leading retail stores from coast to coast,

present the world's most famous detective Sherlock Holmes.

Our stories are based upon the character of Sherlock Holmes created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Sherlock Holmes is portrayed by John Stanley, Dr. Watson by Alfred Shirley, and the dramatizations are by Edith Piser.

Well, here we are about to enter Dr. Watson's familiar study.

Hello, what's this?

We find the good doctor hanging up his Christmas hobby.

Not forgetting a sprig of mistletoe, Mr. Harris.

Hope springs eternal, as they say.

But here, help me down from this chair, My old legs aren't as agile as they were

in the days when I followed Holmes through the dungeons and up the tower stairs of old

Pens-dagon Castle. Here we are. Oh, thanks. That sounds suspiciously like the beginning of a Sherlock

Holmes yarn, Dr. Watson. It is, Mr. Harris. It is. Holmes always called it the adventure of the Christmas bride.

It concerns a ghostly lady in white who was supposed to have disappeared centuries ago.

The honour of a noble family and a certain father, Christmas, who suddenly sang bass.

And now, while I fix us both a Yulet, Torrey, suppose you'll tell our friends and listeners about a gift every man in our audience would welcome from Father Christmas.

Or as you Americans call him Santa Claus.

With pleasure, Dr. Watson.

And not only from Santa Claus, a thrifty man can give himself a worthwhile gift any time if he insists on clipper craft.

And now how about that Christmas bride, Dr. Watson?

Her name was Geneva, and she was the heir and only child of Lord Robert Neville,

10th Earl and 54th Baron Penz Dragon,

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