Hello and welcome to another episode of nostalgic mystery radio.

I'm your host Stevie K.

And it's my honor to bring you the radio shows of yesterday year.

For this episode, I bring you The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, episode titled, The Indiscretion of Mr. Edwards, originally aired February 4th, 1946, where Holmes is called in by the foreign office to investigate a lady

bearback writer who has captured the heart of an English prince. So sit back and relax, and I hope you

enjoy this nostalgic mystery radio. Thank you for listening.

It was tragic to me, the death of radio.

Radio was sold down the river. It needn't have disappeared. It didn't disappear in England.

It didn't disappear in France. And it needn't have disappeared in the United States. They took the, they, the

networks primarily, took the proceeds of radio advertising, built up their television networks,

and then dumped radio as though it had simply ceased to exist. Radio could have and should have survived. And the fact that there's as much

interest in it as there is now, I think is proof of that. I did a show once on Armed Forces

Radio Service with John Anderson. We did a 13-week series on Lewis and Clark.

It was an excellently produced and directed show, very well written, historically accurate.

And I've played those records for my children and other children at times,

and they're fascinated.

The idea that they create the scenery,

they create the action.

They think this is great,

and we don't even have to sit down and watch television.

Petrie Wine brings you

Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce

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