Hello and welcome to another episode of nostalgic mystery radio.

I'm your host Stevie Kay, and it's my honor to bring you the radio shows of the Hello and welcome to another episode of Nostologic Mystery Radio.

I'm your host Stevie Kay, and it's my honor to bring you the radio shows of yesteryear.

For today's episode, I bring you Father Brown, episode titled The Blue Cross,

where Father Brown receives a mysterious note suggesting their church's priceless holy relic,

the Blue Cross, will be stolen.

So sit back and relax, and I hope you enjoy this nostalgic mystery radio.

Thank you for listening. We present the Blue Cross adapted by John Scotney with Andrew Sacks as Father Brown.

Perich and Parks and Docks and Harbour Board Key, number five, no admittance except unauthorised business.

What, that's us, sir?

This can't be with a Juan, there's no one about.

There wouldn't be, not on this right?

I mean, a big passenger ferry, there'd be customs, paulters, people milling about. We are very late, Inspector. Thank you, Sergeant. How was I to know there were two flipping harbours at Harwich? Look, sir. What? There's someone. There were the parcels. And the umbrella. That is a Catholic priest, sergeant,

and therefore almost certainly a foreigner.

Anyhow, he locks as lost as we are.

Still, there's no harm in trying.

Excuse me.

Excuse me, uh, eh, you, monsieur, excuse me.

Oh, no.

Pardon me, monsieur.

Jeune, um, well, that is,

palermo Italian. Oh, God, let's Italian. Are you a speaker to English? English? Yes. Oh, yes, I am English. I thought you were French. Well, now, look, in that case. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. We're in a hurry. Do you know where we can find the ferry boat from Holland? We've got to meet someone off it. Oh, yes, indeed. Now, you see that green funnel over the shed there? Yes, yes, yes. That's it. Oh, but I'm afraid you've missed your friend. What do you mean? You see, I think, no, I'm certain I was the last one off. We docked an hour ago. A hour ago. Yes, it's very quick nowadays. Unlike the last time I came back from Rome this way, it was... Well, it must have been ten years ago. Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 18907. The next thing you know, we'll all be going by flying machine. Pardon? Now, look, we've got to get to the train station quick. Come on, Sergeant. No, thank you. Train station. I was going to get...

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