Abridged Hugh Burden reading of The Hound. 1977 Double Cassette pack on Listen For Pleasure (which UK Timespast people will remember - along with it's more famous brother "Music For Pleasure" - as being a budget label that regularly used to make it's
Ann Widdecombe's Hell Hounds and Night Hags BBC Radio 4 9 July 2012 at 16:00 - 16:30 From spectral hounds to mysterious graves, Ann Widdecombe explores the supernatural lore and legend of Dartmoor.
There's a clip from the program on the BBC web site
The adventures of Sherlock Holmes and his loyal assistant Dr. Watson have been immortalized in numerous films. This documentary, featuring Basil Rathbone and Christopher Lee, use archival film clips to illustrate some of the many faces of the world's
The Summer 1974 issue of Radio Dial Magazine features an article on the Men Who Played Sherlock Holmes on Radio. Here's the link to the magazine issue -
Martin Booth's biography of Arthur Conan Doyle was published in 1997. An abridged version in five parts, read by Michael Williams, was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 from 11 to 15 January 1999.
Thanks to Jake for reminding me about this excellent reading
Sorry I don't have any episodes. Perhaps someone else does. I opened this group as a place to put them. Please contribute if you can. The Ben Wright Sherlocks were broardcast from 09/21/49 to 06/14/50.
I read yesterday that the second series of Sherlock doesn't come to the US until May. Is it really so long? I don't know much about how TV works in the US. Would the May date be for viewers without any subscriptions to paid services maybe?
Courtesy of Magersfontein, who writes: "These recordings were never broadcast. They were released on LP by Discourses, a long-since defunct company, in 1970-71"
Much of what the general public regards as the archetypal image of Sherlock Holmes is due to William Gillette, who personified Holmes for many years in his stage play (named, appropriately enough, “Sherlock Holmes”):
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Proms Literary Festival Presented by Matthew Sweet Readings by David Warner 7 September 2009
BBC blurb "Victorian Season: A. N. Wilson, author of The Victorians, and Steven Moffat, co-creator and Executive Producer of the BBC's new modern-day Sherlo
The Lost Special Read by David Schofield BBC Radio 4 Extra 18 February 2012 30 minutes Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's story of the mysterious disappearance of a train en route from Liverpool.
"The Adventure of the Dancing Men", one of the 56 Sherlock Holmes short stories written by British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, is one of 13 stories in the cycle collected as The Return of Sherlock Holmes. Doyle ranked "The Adventure of the Dancing
A friend sent me this three-part adaptation of SPEC which is purportedly a radio broadcast recording. Holmes and Watson are played by "Moore" and "Sylvester" respectively.
I've found a YouTube version (audio with still pictures) which identifies th