C20973. -- B4601. Holmes, Sweet Holmes. Toronto: CBLT (Ch. 6), Thursday, February 22, 1968, 8:30-9:00 p.m. (Telescope)

"A visit with Adrian Conan Doyle, son of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, at his 10th-century castle near Lausanne, Switzerland."

Review: CBC Times (February 17-23, 1968), 3.

C20974. Šplhající Profesor [The Creeping Professor]. Praha: Friday, April 16, 1993, 8:00-8:30 p.m.

"Strašidelná detektivní komedie na motivy povídky A. C. Doylea." Based on Cree.

Credits: P_elo_ila, E. Kondrysová; Scéná_, Rudolf _echura; Kamera, V. Opletal; Re_ie, Zden_k Zelenka.

Cast: Viktor Preiss (Sherlock Holmes), Josef Somr (Dr. Watson), P. Kostka, J. Stastný, K. Bro_ová, B. Srncová.

Review: SHJ, 21, No. 1 (Winter 1992), 5-6 (Rudolf _echura).

C20975. -- A5474. The Empty House. BBC Television, Saturday, October 20, 1951, 8:00-8:30 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 1)

Credits: Producer, Ian Atkins; Adapter, C.A. Lejeune.

Cast: Alan Wheatley (Sherlock Holmes), Raymond Francis (Dr. Watson), Bill Owen (Inspector Lestrade), Eric Maturin (Colonel Moran), Iris Vandeleur (Mrs. Hudson), Clement Hamelin (Tall Thin Man), Sam Kydd (Unimpressed Onlooker), Pamela Barnard (First Nursemaid), Iris Williams (Second Nursemaid), Tony Burton (First Errand Boy), Eddie Sutch (Second Errand Boy).

Review: The Times (October 23, 1951), 6.

C20976. -- A5475. A Scandal in Bohemia. BBC Television, Saturday, October 27, 1951, 8:00-8:30 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 2)

Credits: Producer, Ian Atkins; Adapter, C. A. Lejeune.

Cast: Alan Wheatley (Sherlock Holmes), Raymond Francis (Dr. Watson), Alan Judd (The King of Bohemia), Olga Edwards (Irene Adler), John Stevens (Godfrey Norton), Iris Vandeleur (Mrs. Hudson), Betty Turner (Housekeeper), Michael Raghan (Old Cabby), Donald Kemp (Young Cabby), Meadows White, John Fitzgerald, Vernon Gibb (Ostlers).

C20977. -- A5476. The Dying Detective. BBC Television, Saturday, November 3, 1951, 8:00-8:30 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 3)

Credits: Producer, Ian Atkins; Adapter, C. A. Lejeune.

Cast: Alan Wheatley (Sherlock Holmes), Raymond Francis (Dr. Watson), Bill Owen (Inspector Lestrade), Henry Oscar (Mr. Culverton Smith), Iris Vandeleur (Mrs. Hudson), A. G. Denner (Staples).

C20978. -- A5477. The Reigate Squires. BBC Television, Saturday, November 17, 1951, 8:00-8:30 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 4)

Credits: Producer, Ian Atkins; Adapter, C. A. Lejeune.

Cast: Alan Wheatley (Sherlock Holmes), Raymond Francis (Dr. Watson), H. G. Stoker (Colonel Hayter), Stanley Van Beers (Inspector Forrester), Becket Bould (Mr. Cunningham), Thomas Heathcote (Alec Cunningham), John Vere (Butler), Iris Vandeleur (Cook), Pamela Barnard (Tweeny), Victor Platt (P. C. Perkins), Donald Kemp (P. C. Barker), Gordon Phillott (Mr. Acton).

C20979. -- A5478. The Red-Headed League. BBC Television, Saturday, November 24, 1951, 8:00-8:30 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 5)

Credits: Producer, Ian Atkins; Adapter, C. A. Lejeune.

Cast: Alan Wheatley (Sherlock Holmes), Raymond Francis (Dr. Watson), Bill Owen (Inspector Lestrade), Sebastian Cabot (Jabez Wilson), Martin Starkie (Vincent Spaulding), Larry Burns (Duncan Ross), Arthur Goulett (Mr. Merryweather), Christopher Hodge (Rejected Applicant), Nicolas Tannar (Hopeful Applicant).

C20980. -- A5479. The Second Stain. BBC Television, Saturday, December 1, 1951, 8:00-8:30 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 6)

Credits: Producer, Ian Atkins; Adapter, C.A. Lejeune.

Cast: Alan Wheatley (Sherlock Holmes), Raymond Francis (Dr. Watson), Bill Owen (Inspector Lestrade), John Robinson (Mr. Trelawney Hope), Alvys Maben (Lady Hilda Trelawney Hope), J. Leslie Frith (The Premier), Iris Vandeleur (Mrs. Hudson), John le Mesurier (Eduardo Lucas), Donald Kemp (P. C. Macpherson), Clarence Bigge (Butler).

C20981. -- A5480. The Speckled Band. BBC (Ch. 1), Monday, May 18, 1964, 9:25-10:15 p.m. Repeated: BBC 2 (Ch. 33), Friday, September 25, 1964, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Robin Midgley; Adapter, Giles Cooper; Introduction, Rupert Davies; Detective theme music, John Addison; Incidental music, Max Harris; Script editor, Max Marquis; Assistant, John Gould; Designer, Charles Carroll; Animals from Colchester Zoo.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Liane Aukin (Helen Stoner), Marian Diamond (Julia Stoner), Felix Felton (Dr. Grimesby Roylott), Donald Douglas (Percy Armitage), Mary Holder (Mrs. Hudson), Nan Marriott-Watson (Annie).

C20982. -- A5481. The Illustrious Client. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Saturday, February 20, 1965, 7:55-8:45 p.m (Sherlock Holmes, No. 1)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Peter Sasdy; Adapter, Giles Cooper; Music, Max Harris; Cameraman, James Balfour; Costume supervisor, Sheila Glassford; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Designer, Roy Oxley.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Jimmy Ashton (Billy), Ballard Berkeley (Sir James Damery), Norman Mitchell (Shinwell Johnson), Rosemary Leach (Kitty Winter), Jennie Linden (Violet de Merville), Peter Wyngarde (Baron Gruner), Martin Gordon (Footman), Billy Cornelius (Leary), Anne Hart (Music-Hall Singer).

C20983. -- A5482. The Devil's Foot. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Saturday, February 27, 1965, 8:40-9:30 p.m (Sherlock Holmes, No. 2)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Max Varnel; Adapter, Giles Cooper; Music, Max Harris; Cameraman, James Balfour; Editor, David Taylor; Costume supervisor, Sheila Glassford; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Designer, Sally Hulke.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Frank Crawshaw (Owen Tregennis), Derek Birch (George Tregennis), Camilla Hasse (Brenda Tregennis), Nora Gordon (Mrs. Porter), John Glyn-Jones (Vicar), Patrick Troughton (Mortimer Tregennis), Carl Bernard (Dr. Sterndale).

C20984. -- A5483. The Copper Beeches. BBC (Ch. 1), Saturday, March 6, 1965, 8:35-9:25 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 3)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Gareth Davies; Adapter, Vincent Tilsley; Music, Max Harris; Cameraman, James Balfour; Editor, Geoffrey Fry; Costume supervisor, Ena Nickalls; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Script editor, Anthony Read; Designer, Roy Oxley.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Hector (Carlos), Patrick Wymark (Jephro Rucastle), Alethea Charlton (Mrs. Rucastle), Norma Vogan (Alice Rucastle), Paul Harris (Mr. Fowler), Michael Robbins (Mr. Toller), Suzanne Neve (Violet Hunter), Anna Perry (Erica Thompson), Ross Clear (Page Boy), Sheila Keith (Miss Stoper), Margaret Diamond (Mrs. Toller), Garry Mason (Edward Rucastle).

C20985. -- A5484. The Red-Headed League. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Saturday, March 13, 1965, 8:35-9:25 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 4)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Peter Duguid; Adapter, Anthony Read; Music, Max Harris; Costume supervisor, Sheila Glassford; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Designer, Roy Oxley.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Geoffrey Wincott (Merryweather), John Barcroft (Inspector Hopkins), Toke Townley (Jabez Wilson), Christopher Greatorex (Sgt. Jones), Beatrice Shaw (Old Woman), David Andrews (Vincent Spaulding), Carla Challoner (Mary Jane), Trevor Martin (Duncan Ross), Audrey O'Flynn (Mrs. Shaw).

C20986. -- A5485. The Abbey Grange. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Saturday, March 20, 1965, 8:10-9:00 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 5)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Peter Cregeen; Adapter, Clifford Witting; Music, Max Harris; Cameraman, Charles Lagus; Editor, Stephen Cross; Costume supervisor, Vanessa Clarke; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Script editor, Anthony Read; Designer, Archie Clark.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Ronald Adams (Tom Randall), Pierce McAvoy (Frank Randall), David Harrison (William Randall), Peggy Thorpe-Bates (Theresa Wright), Michael Gover (Sir Eustace Brackenstall), Nyree Dawn Porter (Lady Brackenstall), Douglas Ives (Porter), John Barcroft (Det.-Insp. Hopkins), Keneth Thornett (Sgt. Mitchell), Ian Anders (Cabbie), Peter Jesson (Capt. Croker).

C20987. -- A5486. The Six Napoleons. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Saturday, March 27, 1965, 8:10-9:00 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 6)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Gareth Davies; Adapter, Giles Cooper; Music, Max Harris; Costume supervisor, Sheila Glassford; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Script editor, Anthony Read; Designer, Stephen Bundy.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Terry Leigh (Venucci), Peter Madden (Inspector Lestrade), James Bree (Dr. Barnicot), Donald Hewlett (Horace Harker), Desmond Cullum-Jones (Police Constable), Martin Wyldeck (Morse Hudson), Raymond Witch (Inspector Hill), Norman Scace (Mr. Gelder), Jimmy Ashton (Billy), Arthur Hewlett (Josiah Brown), Betty Romaine (Mrs. Brown), Andreas Markos (Beppo), Lloyd Pearson (Mr. Sandeford).

C20988. -- A5487. The Man with the Twisted Lip. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Saturday, April 3, 1965, 8:10-9:00 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 7)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Eric Tayler; Adapter, Jan Read; Music, Max Harris; Cameraman, Dick Bush; Editor, Stephen Cross; Costume supervisor, Sheila Glassford; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Script editor, Anthony Read; Designer, Roy Oxley; Fights arranged by Peter Diamond.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Anton Rodgers (Hugh Boone), Norman Pitt (City Gentleman), Manning Wilson (Police Sergeant), Bernard Shine (Police Constable), Robin Parkinson (Shipping Clerk), Anna Cropper (Mrs. St. Clair), John A. Tinn (Malay Attendant), Olaf Pooley (Lascar), Victor Brooks (Inspector Bradstreet), Peter Madden (Inspector Lestrade).

C20989. -- A5488. The Beryl Coronet. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Saturday, April 10, 1965, 7:55-8:45 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 8)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Max Varnel; Adapter, Nicholas Palmer; Music, Max Harris; Cameraman, James Balfour; Editor, Stephen Cross; Costume supervisor, Sheila Glassford; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Script editor, Anthony Read; Designer, Richard Wilmot.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Sandra Hampton (Lucy Parr), Leonard Sachs (Holder), Richard Carpenter (Arthur), Mark Singleton (Hector), David Burke (Sir George Burnwell), Suzan Farmer (Mary), Denis Shaw (Gregory).

C20990. -- A5489. The Bruce-Partington Plans. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Saturday, April 17, 1965, 9:55-10:45 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 9)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Shaun Sutton; Adapter, Giles Cooper; Music, Max Harris; Cameraman, A. A. Englander; Editor, Geoffrey Fry; Costume supervisor, Sheila Glassford; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Script editor, Anthony Read; Designer, Stephen Bundy.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Bart Allison (Platelayer), Enid Lindsey (Mrs. Hudson), Derek Francis (Mycroft Holmes), Peter Madden (Inspector Lestrade), John Woodnutt (Station Master), Allan Cuthbertson (Colonel Valentine Walter), Walter Horsbrugh (Butler), Sandra Payne (Violet Westbury), Gordon Gostelow (Sydney Johnson), Erik Chitty (Waiter), Carl Duering (Herr Oberstein).

C20991. -- A5490. Charles Augustus Milverton. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Saturday, April 24, 1965, 8:10-9:00 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 10)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Philip Dudley; Adapter, Clifford Witting; Music, Max Harris; Cameraman, Stanley Speel; Editor, Geoffrey Fry; Costume supervisor, Sheila Glassford; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Script editor, Anthony Read; Designer, Roy Oxley.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Ralph Tovey (Footman), Stephanie Bidmead (Lady Farningham), Tony Steedman (Lord Farningham), Len Jones (Newsboy), Barry Jones (Milverton), Derek Smee (Captain Fitzallen), Penelope Homer (Lady Eva Brackwell), Ann Penfold (Agatha), Jimmy Ashton (Billy), John Murray Scott (Footman), Edward Brooks (Under-gardener), Peter Madden (Inspector Lestrade).

C20992. -- A5491. The Retired Colourman. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Saturday, May 1, 1965, 8:20-9:10 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 11)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Michael Hayes; Adapter, Jan Read; Music, Max Harris; Cameraman, Dave Mason; Editor, Geoffrey Fry; Costume supervisor, Sheila Glassford; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Script editor, Anthony Read; Designer, Roy Oxley.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Maurice Denham (Josiah Amberley), William Wilde (Dr. Ray Ernest), Lesley Saweard (Ellen Amberley), Peter Henchie (Barker), Enid Lindsey (Mrs. Hudson), Arthur R. Webb (Porter), Paul Martin (Choir-boy), Christopher Banks (The Rev. J. C. Elman), Peter Madden (Inspector Lestrade), Robert Croudace (Constable).

C20993. -- A5492. Lady Frances Carfax. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Saturday, May 8, 1965, 8:30-9:20 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 12)

Credits: Producer, David Goddard; Director, Shaun Sutton; Adapter, Vincent Tilsley; Music, Max Harris; Cameraman, James Balfour; Editor, Geoffrey Fry; Costume supervisor, Sheila Glassford; Make-up supervisor, Shirley Boakes; Script editor, Anthony Read; Designer, Roy Oxley; Fight arranged by Peter Diamond.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Roger Delgado (Moser), Ronald Radd (Dr. Shlessinger), Diana King (Mrs. Shlessinger), Sheila Shand Gibbs (Lady Frances Carfax), Neil Stacy (Jules), Marian MacCarthy (Marie), Joss Ackland (The Hon. Philip Green), Enid Lindsey (Mrs. Hudson), Peter Madden (Inspector Lestrade), John Woodnutt (Pawnbroker), Ivor Salter (Police Sergeant).

Reviews of above series: Globe and Mail [Toronto] (November 19, 1964) (Bruce West), and reprinted in CPBook, 1, No. 3 (Winter 1965), 64; Radio Times, 163 (May 14, 1964), 27; 166 (February 18, 1965), 3; 166 (February 25, 1965), 3; 166 (March 4, 1965), 3; 166 (March 11, 1965), 3; 167 (April 1, 1965), 3; 167 (April 8, 1965), 5; 167 (April 15, 1965), 5; 167 (April 29, 1965), 4; SHJ, 7, No. 2 (Spring 1965), 56-57 (Michael Pointer); Stage and Television Today, No. 4376 (February 25, 1965), 14 (Bill Edmund); The Times (February 27, 1965), 12, and reprinted in CPBook, 1, No. 4 (Spring 1965), 68; The Times (March 15, 1965), 13, and reprinted in CPBook, 1, No. 4 (Spring 1965), 68; Variety, 238 (March 3, 1965), 49 (Otta.); Woman's Own (October 22, 1966), 43 (Beverley Nichols).

C20994. The Avengers. The Curious Case of the Countless Clues. 1968.

U.S. premiere: ABC-TV, April 3, 1968.

Partial credits: Writer, Philip Levene.

Partial cast: Patrick Macnee (John Steed), Linda Thorson (Tara King), Peter Jones (Sir Arthur Doyle).

C20995. -- A5493. The Second Stain. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, September 9, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 1)

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, Henri Safran; Adapter, Jennifer Stuart; Script editor, John Barber; Costumes, Betty Aldiss; Make-up, Heather Stewart; Designer, Tom Carter.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Daniel Massey (Trelawney Hope), Cecil Parker (Lord Bellinger), Penelope Horner (Lady Hilda), Joane Crane (Renate), Alicia Deane (Madame Fournaye), Derek Waring (Henri Fournaye), Freddie Earlle (John Milton), Sandra June Williams (Lucy), Cheri Lunghi (Emily), Ronald Forfar (Ticket Clerk), William Lucas (Inspector Lestrade), Clifford Cox (P. C. Macpherson).

C20996. -- A5494. A Study in Scarlet. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, September 16, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 2) Repeated: BBC 2, Tuesday, September 15, 1970, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, Henri Safran; Adapter, Hugh Leonard; Script editor, John Barber; Designer, Stanley Morris.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Joe Melia (Joey Daly), Edward Bishop (Joseph Stangerson), Craig Hunter (Enoch Drebber), Dorothy Edwards (Madame Charpentier), Edina Ronay (Alice Charpentier), Larry Dann (Arthur Charpentier), Michael Segal (P. C. Rance), Michael Goldie (P. C. Murcher), Henry Kate (Commissionaire), George A. Cooper (Inspector Gregson), William Lucas (Inspector Lestrade), Grace Arnold (Mrs. Hudson), Freddie Earlle (Cabby), Tony McLaren (Wiggins), Larry Cross (Jefferson Hope).

C20997. -- A5495. The Dancing Men. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, September 23, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 3) Repeated: BBC 2, Tuesday, September 22, 1970, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Adapters, Michael and Mollie Hardwick; Script editors, John Barber and Donald Tosh; Designer, Stanley Morris.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Maxwell Reed (Hilton Cubitt), Judee Morton (Elsie Cubitt), Edward Brayshaw (Hunt), Grace Arnold (Mrs. Hudson), Gwen Nelson (Mrs. King), Richardson Morgan (Inspector Martin), Norman Caley (Bearded Constable), Henry Gilbert (Dr. Armstrong), Annabella Johnston (Maid), Frank Mann (Abe Slaney), David Simeon (Constable).

C20998. -- A5496. The Hound of the Baskervilles. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Mondays, September 30; October 7, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. 2 episodes, (Sherlock Holmes, No. 4) Repeated: BBC 2, Tuesdays, July 7, 14, 1970, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, Graham Evans; Adapter, Hugh Leonard; Script editor, John Barber; Designer, Tom Carter;

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Gary Raymond (Sir Henry Baskerville), Gabriella Licudi (Beryl Stapleton), Philip Bond (Stapleton), Gerald Flood (Sir Hugo Baskerville), Susan Lefton (Girl), Ballard Berkeley (Sir Charles Baskerville), David Leland (Dr. Mortimer), George Howe (Squire Frankland), Alan Meadows (Servant), Bob Harris (Coachman), David Trevena (Manager), Christopher Burgess (Barrymore), June Watson (Mrs. Barrymore), Tony Rohr (Convict), Penelope Lee (Laura Lyons), Edward Higgens (Landlord).

C20999. -- A5497. The Boscombe Valley Mystery. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, October 14, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 5) Repeated: BBC 2, Tuesday, July 21, 1970, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, Viktors Ritelis; Adapter, Bruce Stewart; Script editors, John Barber and Donald Tosh; Designer, Tom Carter.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), John Tate (Turner), Nick Tate (James McCarthy), Jack Woolgar (Moran), Peter Madden (Bill McCarthy), Caroline Ellis (Patience), Gertan Klauber (Fat Man), Heather Kyd (Alice), Michael Godfrey (Inspector Lanner), Vernon Joyner (Matlock), Victor Brooks (Cowper), Sally Sanders (Bella).

C21000. -- A5498. The Greek Interpreter. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, October 21, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 6)

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, David Saire; Adapter, John Gould; Script editors, John Barber and Donald Tosh; Designer, James Bould.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Peter Woodthorpe (Wilson Kemp), Nigel Terry (Harold Latimer), Ronald Adam (Mycroft Holmes), Steve Plytas (Crito Manikuros), Edward Hardwicke (Davenport), George A. Cooper (Inspector Gregson), Evie Kyrol (Sophy), Alexis Mann (Paul), Clive Cazes (Melas), Doros Kamenos (Greek Priest).

C21001. -- A5499. The Naval Treaty. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, October 28, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 7) Repeated: BBC 2, Tuesday, August 11, 1970, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, Antony Kearey; Adapter, John Gould; Script editors, John Barber and Donald Tosh; Designer, Roger Cheveley.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Dennis Price (Lord Holdhurst), Corin Redgrave (Percy Phelps), Peter Bowles (Joseph Harrison), Roger Maxwell (Ambassador), Patrick Tull (Charles Gorot), Robin Wentworth (Tangey), Lane Meddick (Peters), Lucy Griffiths (Mrs. Tangey), Humphrey Heathcote (Constable), Donald Tandy (Inspector Forbes), Grace Arnold (Mrs. Hudson), Jane Lapotaire (Annie Harrison).

C21002. -- A5500. Thor Bridge. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, November 4, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 8) Repeated: BBC 2, Tuesday, July 28, 1970, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer, William Sterg; Director, Antony Kearey; Adapter, Harry Moore; Script editors, John Barber and Donald Tosh; Designer, John Cooper.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Juliet Mills (Grace Dunbar), Isa Miranda (Dolores), Grant Taylor (Neil Gibson), Henry Oscar (Bates), Willoughby Gray (Sergeant Coventry), Anne Ogden (Rose), Grace Arnold (Mrs. Hudson), Gillian Hayes (Emily), Erin Geraghty (Sarah).

C21003. -- A5501. The Musgrave Ritual. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, November 11, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 9) Repeated: BBC 2, Tuesday, August 4, 1970, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, Viktors Ritelis; Adapter, Alexander Baron; Script editors, John Barber and Donald Tosh; Designer, Stanley Morris.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Georgia Brown (Rachel), Brian Jackson (John Brunton), Norman Wooland (Reginald Musgrave), Eabeth Hughes (Janet), Norman Florence (Dick Darrell), Grace Arnold (Mrs. Hudson), Sheelah Wilcocks (Ellen), Dominic Allan (Sergeant).

C21004. -- A5502. Black Peter. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, November 18, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 10)

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, Antony Kearey; Adapter, Richard Harris; Script editor, John Barber; Designer, Spencer Chapman.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), James Kenney (Inspector Hopkins), Ilona Rodgers (Rachel Carey), John Tate (Peter Carey), Ilona Ference (Mrs. Carey), John Baskcomb (Landlord), Brian Hayes (Slater), Wilfrid Downing (John Neligan), Grace Arnold (Mrs. Hudson), Fred Hugh (Allardyce), John de Marco (Lancaster), Jerold Wells (Patrick Cairns).

C21005. -- A5503. Wisteria Lodge. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, November 25,1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 11) Repeated: BBC 2, Tuesday, August 18, 1970, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, Roger Jenkins; Adapter, Alexander Baron; Script editors, John Barber and Donald Tosh; Designer, Roy Oxley.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Richard Pearson (Inspector Baynes), Derek Francis (John Scott Eccles), Tutte Lemjow (Jose), Carlos Pierre (Garcia), Walter Gotell (Henderson), Grace Arnold (Mrs. Hudson), Philip Anthony (P. C. Walters), Desmond Stokes (Warner), Christopher Carlos (Lucas), Roy Stewart (Mulatto), Tanya Robinson (Miss Burnet).

C21006. -- A5504. Shoscombe Old Place. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, December 2, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 12) Repeated: BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Sunday, July 13, 1969, 5:05-5:50 p.m. (Star Choice) BBC 2, Tuesday, August 25, 1970, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, Bill Bain; Script editor, Donald Tosh; Designer, Tom Carter.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Nigel Green (Sir Robert Norberton), Edward Woodward (Mason), Yvonne Ball (Josie Bootle), Jim Collier, Maurice Quick, and John Lawrence (Racegoers), Peter Miles (Sam Brewer), David Bird (Stephens), Carol Macready (Carrie), Kevin Lindsay (George Norlett), Michael Beint (Barnes).

C21007. -- A5505. The Solitary Cyclist. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, December 9, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 13) Repeated: BBC 2, Tuesday, September 1, 1970, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, Viktors Ritelis; Adapter, Stanley Miller; Script editors, John Barber and Donald Tosh; Designer, Stanley Morris.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Carole Potter (Violet Smith), Charles Tingwell (Carruthers), David Butler (Woodley), Gillian Bailey (Lucy), Ysanne Churchman (Mrs. Bainbridge), Alan Tucker (Clerk), Clyde Pollitt (Mr. Trivett), Peter Miles (Williamson), Harry Webster (Landlord), Dean Harris (Peter).

C21008. -- A5506. The Sign of Four. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, December 16, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 14) Repeated: BBC 2, Tuesday, September 8, 1970, 8:00-8:50 p.m.

Credits: Producer and Director, William Sterling; Adapters, Michael and Mollie Hardwick; Script editors, John Barber and Donald Tosh; Costumes, Sue Taylor; Make-up, Heather Stewart; Designer, Sally Hulke.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Ann Bell (Mary Morgan), Paul Daneman (Thaddeus and Bartholomew Sholto), John Stratton (Inspector Athelney Jones), Ailsa Grahame (Mrs. Forrester), Howard Goorney (Jonathan Small), Grace Arnold (Mrs. Hudson), Ahmed Khalil (Lal Rao), Sydney Conabere (McMurdo), Tony McLaren (Wiggins), Annabella Johnston (Mrs. Mordecai Smith), Davis S. Bolivar (Mr. Mordecai Smith), Ann Way (Mrs. Bernstone), Zen Keller (Tonga), Sara Clee (Alice), John Dunbar (John Sholto), Ves Dalahunt, David James, Kenneth Hale, and Tony Leary (Policemen).

C21009. -- A5507. The Blue Carbuncle. BBC 1 (Ch. 1), Monday, December 23, 1968, 9:05-9:55 p.m. (Sherlock Holmes, No. 15)

Credits: Producer, William Sterling; Director, Bill Bain; Adapter, Stanley Miller; Script editor, Donald Tosh; Lighting, Gerry Millerson; Sound and music, Alan Fogg; Costumes, Ian Adley; Make-up, Heather Stewart; Designer, lan Watson.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Stock (Dr. Watson), Madge Ryan (Lady Morcar), James Beck (James Ryder), Diana Chappel (Catherine Cusack), Neil Fitzpatrick (John Homer), Richard Butler (Mr. Baker), Ernest Hare (Windigate), Frank Middlemass (Peterson), Grace Arnold (Mrs. Hudson), Clyde Pollitt (Police Sergeant), Michael Robbins (Breckinridge), Edna Dore (Mrs. Oakshott).

Reviews of above series: The Armchair Detective, 2 (January 1969), 122-123 (Veronica M. S. Kennedy); Radio Times, 180 (September 5, 1968), 30; 180 (September 19, 1968), 36-37 (Russell Twisk), and reprinted in CPBook. 5, No. 17 (Winter 1969), 324-325; 188 (July 2, 1970), 6 (Rosemary Collins); SHJ, 9, No. 1 (Winter 1968), 34 (Percy Metcalfe); 9, No. 2 (Summer 1969), 64-65 (Anthony Howlett); Sherlockiana, 14, Nr. 1 (1969), 1-2 (Brink Abrahamsen); Stage and Television Today, No. 4561 (September 12, 1968), 12 (Ann Purser); Telegraph (September 8, 1968) (T.S. Ferguson), and reprinted in Sherlockiana, 13, Nr. 3 (1968), 9; TV Insight (Kenneth Baily), and reprinted in CPBook, 5, No. 19 (June 1969), 374.

Thirty-one photographs of scenes from this series appear in the Dutch two-volume omnibus edition, Meesterwerken van Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (DA1039).

C21010. -- B4602. High Jinks. BBC 1, Friday, June 12, 1969, 4:55-5:40 p.m.

Credits: Producer, Stan Parkinson; Script, Charles Hart and Peter Bishop; Musical arrangements, Jerry Allen.

Cast: Ray Alan (Sherlock Holmes), Derek Dene (Dr. Watson), George Chisholm (Prof. Moriarty), Heather Barbour, and Tich and Quackers.

The first program in BBC-1's new children's series from the North.

Review: Radio Times, 183 (June 12, 1969), 3; also cover photograph of Ray Alan and Tich and Quackers.

C21011. -- B4603. Conan Doyle. BBC 2, Tuesday, December 12, 1972, 9:25-10:30 p.m. color. (The Edwardians)

Shown in the U.S., July 28, 1974, with Alistair Cooke as the host.

Credits: Author, Jeremy Paul; Producer, Mark Shivas; Director, Brian Farnham; Costumes, Robin Fraser Paye; Sound, Chick Anthony; Lighting, Dave Sydenham; Designer, Tom Carter.

Cast: Nigel Davenport (Conan Doyle), Alison Leggatt (Ma'am), Preston Lockwood (R. D. Yelverton), Maria Aitken (Jean), John Nettleton (Alfred Wood), Bernard Brown (Capt. Hon. George Anson), James Mellor (Insp. Campbell), Renu Setna (Rev. Shapurji Edalji), Joan Matheson (Mrs. Edalji), Sam Dastor (George Edalji), Bill Stewart (Will Greatorex), Nicholas Hobbs (Royden Sharp), Emrys Leyshon (Home Office spokesman), John Quayle (Capt. Innes Doyle), Wilfrid Carter, David Ashford, Peter Laird (Members of the Reform Club).

"Recalls real-life detective work by the creator of Sherlock Holmes. In this 1907 case, Sir Arthur tried to clear the name of a young Eurasian who was falsely imprisoned." (TV Guide)

Reviews: Birmingham Evening Mail (December 12, 1972); Christian Science Monitor (July 26, 1974), 14 (Arthur Unger); Courier Post [Camden, N.J.] (July 26, 1974), 20; Daily Mail (December 12, 1972) (Shaun Usher); Daily Mirror (December 12, 1972) (Jack Bell); Daily Telegraph (December 13, 1972) (Richard Last); Evening Echo [Watford] (December 13, 1972) (G. N. G.); Evening Standard (December 13, 1972) (Elizabeth Cowley); Jewish Chronicle (December 22, 1972) (Benny Green); Liverpool Echo (December 12, 1972) (Roy West); New Mexican [Santa Fe] (July 26, 1974), A10; New York Times (July 15, 1974), 59 (John J. O'Connor); Radio Times, 197 (December 7, 1972), 21, 49; Saginaw News (July 27, 1974), A5 (Frank S. Swertlow); Stage and Television Today (December 20, 1972) (Michael Kittermaster); Sunday Telegraph (July 28, 1974) (Frank Marcus); Sunday Times (December 17, 1972) (Peter Lennon); Tulsa Daily World (July 28, 1974), B4 (Ronald E. Butler).

C21012. -- B4604. Elementary, My Dear Watson. BBC 1, Thursday, January 18, 1973, 8:00-8:30 p.m. color. (Comedy Playhouse)

Credits: Writer, N. F. Simpson; Producer, Barry Took; Director, Harold Snoad; Designer, Ray Cusick; Music, Burt Rhodes.

Cast: John Cleese (Sherlock Holmes), William Rushton (Dr. Watson), Josephine Tewson (Lady Cynthia), Norman Bird (Insp. Street), Chic Murray (Constable), John Wells (Prime Minister), Bill Maynard (Frank Potter), Larry Martyn (Fu Manchu), Michael Gover (Supt. Truscott), Michael Knowles (Rupert), Helen Lambert (Secretary), Rosemary Lord (Mabel), Ivor Salter (Airport loader), Gordon Faith (Security man), Colin Bean (Newsboy), Rose Hill (The Lady), Frank Muir, Dawn Addams, Alan Coren, Patrick Campbell, Morag Hood, John Carson, and Robert Robinson.

"What is the tenuous thread that links five dead solicitors with Fu Manchu and the panel of Call My Bluff? What is the curse of the Bellingham-Datchetts? Is Dr. Watson becoming too surreal for his own good? Sherlock Holmes finds Edwardian solutions to these problems of 1973."

Reviews: Ballymena Observer (January 20, 1973); Belfast Telegraph (January 13, 1973); Bournemouth Evening Standard (January 17, 1973); Daily Mail (January 18, 1973) (Shaun Usher); Daily Mirror (January 18, 1973) (Ken Irwin); Daily Telegraph (January 19, 1973) (Philip Purser); Evening Mail (January 18, 1973); Evening Post (January 18, 1973), 4 (Howard Reynolds); Guardian (January 19, 1973) (Nancy Banks-Smith); Northern Echo (January 18, 1973); Radio Times, 198 (January 13 19, 1973), 6-7, 50; Scottish Daily Express (January 18, 1973) (Colin MacDonald); South Wales Echo (January 18, 1973); Stage and Television Today (January 11, 1973); (January 25, 1973) (Derek Brandon); Star [Sheffield] (January 18, 1973); The Sun (November 18, 1972), 15 (Don Price); Sunday Telegraph (January 21, 1973) (Richard Last); Sunday Tines (January 14, 1973), 48 (Elkan Allan).

C21013. -- B4605. Sherlock Holmes Lives! BBC 1, Sunday, July 28, 1974, 12:05-12:25 p.m. color. (Made in Britain)

"The great detective is just as popular as ever."

C21014. -- B4606. Dr. Watson and the Darkwater Hall Mystery. BBC 1, Friday, December 27, 1974, 9:15-10:25 p.m. color.

Credits: Writer, Kingsley Amis; Producer, Mark Shivas; Director, James Cellan Jones; Script Editor, Richard Broke; Designer, Spencer Chapman; Costumes, Christine Rawlins.

Cast: Edward Fox (Dr. Watson), Elaine Taylor (Emily), Christopher Cazenove (Sir Harry), Jeremy Clyde (Miles), John Westbrook (Bradshaw), Terence Bayler (Carlos), Carmen Gomez (Dolores), Anthony Langdon (Black Paul), Anne Cunningham (Black Paul's woman), Marguerite Young (Mrs. Hudson), Derek Deadman (Haddocks).

"Sherlock Holmes goes away for a rest-cure. Dr. Watson, left behind at Baker Street, is asked to help a lady in distress." (Radio Times)

Reviews: The Armchair Detective, 8 (February 1975), 144 (Veronica M. S. Kennedy); Observer (January 5, 1975), 21 (Clive James); Radio Times (December 19-26, 1974), 11, 13 (Russell Miller); Sunday Times (January 5, 1975), 27 (Peter Lennon).

See also DB4821.

C21015. -- B4607. The Strange Case of the End of Civilisation as We Know It. London: ITV, Sunday, September 18, 1977, 8:45-9:45 p.m. color.

Shown in the U.S., March 15, 1978.

Credits: Writers, Jack Hobbs and Joe McGrath; Director, Joe McGrath.

Cast: John Cleese (Arthur Sherlock Holmes), Arthur Lowe (Dr. William Watson), Ron Moody (Dr. Gropinger), Holly Palance (Air Hostess), Val Pringle (Black CIA Man), Joss Ackland (Both Presidents of the U.S.A.), Bill Mitchell (Klein of the CIA), Chris Malcolm (The Other CIA Man), Christopher Asante (African Delegate), Denholm Elliott (English Delegate), Nick Tate (1st Australian), Josephine Tewson (Miss Hoskins), Burt Kwouk (Chinese Delegate), Stratford Johns (Chief Commissioner), Connie Booth (Mrs. Hudson and Francine Moriarty), Derek Griffiths (Bus Conductor), Billy Hamon (Constable at Scotland Yard), Edmund Pegge (2nd Australian), Robert Kingdom (Intercom Man), Maria Charles (Tea Lady), Delaney O'Connor (Hotel Commissionaire), Moira Foot (Receptionist), Dudley Jones (Hercules Poirot), Luis Caballero (Columbo), Kenneth Benda (M), Charlotte Alexandra (M's Girl friend), Maurice Kaufmann (Steve McGarrit), Mike O'Malley (Sam Spade), Joseph Brady (Chief Ironside), Paul Chapman (McCloud).

"Believing he's landed in Israel, famed envoy Henry Gropinger greets his hosts with `mazel tov.' The only problem is that he's actually at Lawrence of Arabia Airport and his hosts are Arabs, who return the greeting with fatal gunfire. Who's behind Henry's doctored itinerary and other assassinations? To find out, the government calls on Arthur Sherlock Holmes and his partly bionic but none-too-bright companion, Dr. Watson. The mastermind, they suspect, is a descendant of Professor Moriarty. Reasoning that, like any reputable villain, he `will stop at nothing,' Holmes and Watson do ... nothing. That failing, they try to lure their enemy to a detective's convention, whose guests include Columbo and Sam Spade." (TV Guide)

Reviews: Afghanistanzas, 2, No. 8 (May 1978), 5-6 (Doug Highsmith); Albany Times-Union (March 12, 1978), G6, and reprinted in CPBook, 1, No. 3 (May 1978), 64; Daily Express (January 19, 1977) (James Thomas); Daily Mail (January 29, 1977), 23 (David Lewin); Daily Mirror (February 2, 1977) (Ken Irwin); Daily Record [Glasgow] (February 2, 1977); Evening News (February 21, 1977); Evening Standard (January 10, 1977) (Peter Atkinson); Fort Collins Journal [CSU] (March 8, 1978), 21; Kansas City Star (March 10, 1978), 42 (Jay Sharbutt); Kayhan International [Tehran] (February 12, 1977) (Hugh Mulligan); Los Angeles Times (March 9, 1978) (James Brown); New Mexican (March 9, 1978), A11 (Jay Sharbutt); New York Post (March 13, 1978) (Katie Kelly): South Bend Tribune/Television Magazine (March 12-18, 1978), 1; Star [Sheffield] (February 14, 1977); Sun (January 15, 1977), 13 (Philip Phillips); WW, 1, No. 1 (May 1978), 19-20 (Tom Simpson).

See also DB4876.

C21016. -- B4608. Silver Blaze. ITV, Sunday, November 27, 1977, 10:10-10:40 p.m. color. (Classics Dark and Dangerous)

Credits: Producer, William Deneen; Director, John Davies; Adapter, Julian Bond; Assistant Director, Shelia Aldckin; Production Assistant, Elaine Matthews; Makeup, Valerie Elliot; Costumes, Jane Robinson; Sound, Mike Davey; Dubbing Editor, John Cross; Gaffer, Keith Webber; Lighting Camera, Bob Edwards; Camera Operator, Roger Pearce; Film Editor, Alex Kirby; Assistant Producer, John Whalen; Production Supervisor, Michael Guest; Music, Paul Lewis; Production Design, Disley Jones.

Cast: Christopher Plummer (Sherlock Holmes), Thorley Walters (Dr. Watson), Basil Henson (Col. Ross), Gary Watson (Insp. Gregory), Riacahard Beale (Straker), Donald Burton (Fitzroy Simpson), Barry L. Treham (Silas Brown), Julie Chambers (Edith), Malcolm Rogers (Groom), Josie Kidd (Mrs. Straker), Clive Woodward (Ned), Darjel Hull and Nigel Hicks (Stable Boys).

Reviews: Belfast Telegraph (December 8, 1977) (Keith Baker); Daily Mail (November 26, 1977); Daily Express (November 26, 1977); Dorset Evening Echo (November 26, 1977); Globe and Mail (January 20, 1977) (Blaik Kirby); SHJ, 13, No. 3 (Spring 1978), 67 (Nicholas Utechin); Star [Sheffield] (November 26, 1977); The Times (November 28, 1977), 9 (Alan Coren); Toronto Sun (January 20, 1977) (Bob Blackburn); TV Times, 89 (November 24, 1977), 4-7 (Stewart Knowles).

C21017. The Great Detective. BBC 1, Sunday, November 5, 1978, 11:30-11:55 p.m. (Crime Writers, 1)

Credits: Writer, Mike Pavett; Producer, Bernard Adams; Studio Director, Douglas Argent.

Participants: Julian Symons, Lord Gore-Both, Jeremy Clyde, Michael Cochrane, Alex Davion.

C21018. The Hound of the Baskervilles. BBC 1, Sundays, October 3, 10, 17, 24, 1982, 6:10-6:40 p.m. 4 episodes. (120 min.)

Repeated: BBC 1, Sundays, April 29; May 6, 13, 20, 1984, 4:45-5:15 p.m.

U.S. premiere: HBO, November 3, 1983; repeated November 6 (twice) and November 9 (twice).

Credits: Adapter, Alexander Baron; Producer, Barry Letts; Director, Peter Duguid; Music, Carl Davis; Lighting, Alec Robson; Script Editor, Terrance Dicks; Designer, Michael Edwards; Sound, David Hughes.

Cast: Tom Baker (Sherlock Holmes), Terence Rigby (Dr. Watson), Gillian Martell (Mrs. Barrymore), John Boswall (Sir Charles Baskerville), Will Knightley (Dr. Mortimer), Joanna Andrews (Girl), Terry Forrestal (Sir Hugo Baskerville), Morris Perry (Barrymore), Nicholas Woodeson (Sir Henry Baskerville), Brian De Salvo (Reception Clerk), Gideon Kolb (Waiter), Mike Kemp (Clayton), Norman Tyrrell (Perkins), Christopher Ravenscroft (Stapleton), Kay Ashead (Beryl Stapleton), Michael Goldie (Selden), Caroline John (Laura Lyons), William Squire (Frankland), Hubert Rees (Inspector Lestrade).

Reviews: Bury Times (October 15, 1982); Colchester Evening Gazette (August 3, 1982); Daily Express (October 2, 1982); Daily Mail (October 2, 1982) (Joe Steeples); Daily Telegraph (October 4, 1982) (Peter Knight); (October 16, 1982); Dorset Evening Echo (October 2, 1982); Evening Press [Dublin] (September 23, 1985); Glasgow Daily Record (February 15, 1982); Greenock Telegraph (October 2, 1982); The Guardian/Arts Guardian (April 30, 1982), 12 (Colin Sherman); Hackney Gazette (April 27, 1984); Lancashire Evening Telegraph (April 28, 1984); Listener, 108 (September 30, 1982), 33 (M.P.); Liverpool Echo (October 2, 1982); New Society, 68 (May 17, 1984), 265 (Simon Hoggart); New Statesman, 104 (October 8, 1982), 28-29 (William Boyd); News of the World (October 3, 1982); Punch, 283 (October 13, 1982), 597 (Benny Green), and reprinted in Afghanistanzas, 7, No. 2 (March 1983), 9, and BC, 7, No. 5 (May 1990), 17; Radio Times, 236 (September 4-10, 1982), 74; 237 (October 2-8, 1982), 21, 33; Rochdale Observer (October 30, 1982); SHJ, 16, No. 2 (Summer 1983), 52-53 (Anthony Howlett), and reprinted in WF, 1, No. 3 (Summer 1983-1984), 7-8; Southern Evening Echo (October 1, 1982); Southport Visiter (October 1, 1982); Star [Sheffield] (October 2, 1982); Sunderland Echo (August 28, 1982); Tavistock Times (April 16, 1982) (Peter Hiett), and reprinted in CPBook, 6, No. 1 (March 1983), 527-528; The Telegraph (October 4, 1982) (Peter Knight); The Times (October 2, 1982), 19; (October 4, 1982), 7 (Dennis Hackett); Western Daily Press [Bristol] (October 2, 1982); (October 4, 1982) (Cella Andrews); Western Evening Herald (March 24, 1982); Woking News and Mail (October 14, 1982).

C21019. Young Sherlock: The Mystery of the Manor House. Granada Television Production. ITV, Sundays, October 31-December 19, 1982, 5:00-6:00 p.m. (Episode 1), 5:30-6:00 p.m. (Episodes 2-8).

Credits: Writer, Gerald Frow; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, Pieter Rogers; Director, Nicholas Ferguson; Production Assistant, Dorothy Friend; Designer, Maggie Coombes; Floor Manager, Terry Reeve; Casting Director, John Murphy; Lighting Director, Chris White; Researcher, Barbara Muxworthy; Costume Designer, Graham Williams; Make-Up, Deborah Tinsey; Assistant Stage Manager, Renny Tasker; Senior Cameraman, Chris Johnston; Senior Sound Engineer, Roland Seal.

Cast: Guy Henry (Sherlock), June Barry (Mrs. Turnbull), Tim Brierley (John Whitney), Heather Chasen (Aunt Rachel), Tom Chatto (Sgt. Grimshaw), Donald Douglas (Col. Turnbull), Dennis Edwards (Mr. Prendergast), Lewis Fiander (Ranjeet), John Fraser (Uncle Gideon), Robert Grange (Tom Hudson), Eva Griffith (Charity), Michael Irwin (William Greasley), Andrew Johns (Capt. Cholmondeley), Stefan Kalipha (the Munshi), Davy Kaye (Natty Dan), Jane Lowe (Mrs. Cunliffe), Marina McConnell (Queen Victoria), Ian McCurrach (Newsbugs), Brian Orrell (Albert Bates), Raj patel (Anil), Zuleika Robson (Charlotte Whitney), David Ryder-Futcher (Dr. Sowerbutts), Christopher Villiers (Jasper Moran).

Contents: Episode 1 (chap. 1-2). The Young Master. -- Episode 2 (chap. 3). The Gipsy Calls Again. -- Episode 3 (chap. 4). The Riddle of the Dummies. -- Episode 4 (chap. 5). A Singular Thorn. -- Episode 5 (chap. 6). The Woman in Black. -- Episode 6 (chap 7). The Glass Cutter's Hand. -- Episode 7 (chap. 8). The Unexpected Visitors. -- Episode 8 (chap. 9). The Eye of the Peacock.

The story of a seventeen-year-old Sherlock who investigates the strange goings-on at his ancestral manor house home on the edge of the Lancashire fells.

Novelized and published in a paperback edition.

Reviews: Coventry Evening Telegraph (November 27, 1982); Oxford Sunday Journal (October 31, 1982); TV Times (October 30-November 5, 1982) (Eithne Power), and reprinted in BSC, 3, No. 1 (January-February 1983), 6; (December 12, 1982).

C21020. The Adventure of the Disappearing Dispatch Case. BBC 1, Tuesday, March 8, 1983, 5:10-5:40 p.m.; Friday, March 11, 1983; 5:05-5:35 p.m. 2 episodes. (The Baker Street Boys, No. 1)

Repeated: BBC 1, Tuesday, April 25, 1985, 5:10-5:35 p.m.; Friday, April 26, 1985, 5:00-5:30 p.m.

Credits: Writer, Anthony Read; Producer, Paul Stone; Director, Marilyn Fox; Music, Alan Roper; Designer, Barbara Gosnold; Script Editor, Jenny McDade; Film Cameraman, John Hooper.

Cast: Jay Simpson (Wiggins), Damion Napier (Beaver), Adam Woodyatt (Shiner), David Garlick (Sparrow), Debbie Norris (Queenie), Suzi Ross (Rosie), Roger Ostime (Sherlock Holmes), Hubert Rees (Dr. Watson), Barrie Cookson (Sir Alfred Connyngham), Cyril Shaps (Orlov), Michael Poole (Bukovsky), Eric Francis (Merriman), Ray Burdis (PC Boot), Roger Avon (Bert), Lee Chappell (Stanley), William Lawford (Butler), Gordon Salkind (Railwayman), Paul Gale (Footman).

C21021. The Ghost of Julian Midwinter. BBC 1, Tuesday, March 15, 1983, 5:10-5:35 p.m.; Friday, March 18, 1983, 5:05-5:35 p.m. 2 episodes. (The Baker Street Boys, No. 2)

Repeated: BBC 1, Tuesday, April 30, 1985, 5:10-5:35 p.m.; Friday, May 3, 1985, 5:00-5:30 p.m.

Credits: Writer, Richard Carpenter; Producer, Paul Stone; Director, Michael Kerrigan; Costume Designer, Andrew Rose; Studio Lighting, Peter Smee; Studio Sound, Michael Marshman; Film Sound, Stan Nightingale.

Cast: Jay Simpson (Wiggins), Damion Napier (Beaver), Adam Woodyatt (Shiner), David Garlick (Sparrow), Debbie Norris (Queenie), Suzi Ross (Rosie), Roger Ostime (Sherlock Holmes), Hubert Rees (Dr. Watson), Stanley Lebor (Inspector Lestrade), Iain Ormsby-Knox (Hopkins), Robert Swann (Julian Midwinter), Andrew McCulloch (Charley Telfer), Michael Ripper (Stanley Fluff), Pat Keen (Mrs. Hudson), Lee Chappell (Stanley).

C21022. The Adventure of the Winged Scarab. BBC 1, Tuesday, March 22, 1983, 5:10-5:35 p.m.; Friday, March 25, 1983, 5:05-5:35 p.m. 2 episodes. (The Baker Street Boys, No. 3)

Repeated: BBC 1, Tuesday, May 7, 1985, 5:10-5:35 p.m.; Friday, May 10, 1985, 5:00-5:30 p.m.

Credits: Writer, Richard Carpenter; Producer, Paul Stone; Director, Marilyn Fox; Film Editor, Frances Parker; Make-up Artist, Frances Needham; Music, Alan Roper; Designer, Barbara Gosnold.

Cast: Jay Simpson (Wiggins), Damion Napier (Beaver), Adam Woodyatt (Shiner), David Garlick (Sparrow), Debbie Norris (Queenie), Suzi Ross (Rosie), Hubert Rees (Dr. Watson), Cohn Jeavens (Professor Moriarty), Michael Godley (Colonel Moran), Michael Burrell (Professor Flanders), Sidney Livingstone (Museum Attendant), Roger Ostime (Sherlock Holmes), Pat Keen (Mrs. Hudson), Alan Downer (German Professor), Lee Chappell (Stanley), Iain Ormsby-Knox (Hopkins), Stanley Lebor (Inspector Lestrade).

C21023. The Case of the Captive Clairvoyant. BBC 1, Tuesday, March 29, 1983, 5:10-5:40 p.m.; Friday, April 1, 1983, 4:40-5:10 p.m. 2 episodes. (The Baker Street Boys, No. 4)

Repeated: BBC 1, Tuesday, May 14, 1985, 5:05-5:35 p.m.; Friday, May 17, 1985, 5:00-5:30 p.m.

Credits: Writer, Anthony Read; Producer, Paul Stone; Director, Michael Kerrigan; Incidental Music, David Epps; Script Editor, Jenny McDade; Costume Designer, Andrew Rose; Film Cameraman, John Hooper.

Cast: Jay Simpson (Wiggins), Damion Napier (Beaver), Adam Woodyatt (Shiner), David Garlick (Sparrow), Debbie Norris (Queenie), Suzi Ross (Rosie), Roger Ostime (Sherlock Holmes), Hubert Rees (Dr. Watson), Stanley Lebor (Inspector Lestrade), Iain Ormsby-Knox (Hopkins), Ed Bishop (Marvin), Siobhan O'Carroll (Mary), Blain Fairman (T. J. O'Neill), Roger Avon (Bert), Christine Ozanne (Mme. Pompadour), Jean Selfe (Gorgeous Gertie), Mario McCarthy (Signor Mattarelli), Ron Flanagan (Horace), Don Henderson (Sam Trump), Pat Keen (Mrs. Hudson).

"A gang of street urchins living off their wits in the dark, foggy alleys of Victorian London have learned the art of detection by helping Sherlock Holmes on some of his most illustrious cases. Now they embark upon some adventures of their own." (Radio Times)

Reviews: Daily Telegraph (March 7, 1983); Earls Court Post (March 4, 1983); Radio Times, 238 (March 5-11, 1983), 71 (John Craven); Variety (September 8, 1982), 1; Walsall Observer (March 4, 1983); Western Morning News (March 8, 1983).

C21024. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Mapleton Films. Previewed at the Cannes Film Festival (non-competing), May 13, 1983. 100 min. color.

U.S. premier: HBO, November 3, 1983.

Released on Embassy Home Entertainment, January 1984.

Credits: Producer, Otto Plaschkes; Director, Douglas Hockox; Executive Producer, Sy Weintraub; Screenplay, Charles Pogue; Camera (uncredited color), Ronnie Taylor; Editor, Malcolm Cooke; Production Designer, Michael Stringer; Costumes, Julie Harris.

Cast: Ian Richardson (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Churchill (Dr. Watson), Martin Shaw (Sir Henry Baskerville), David Langton (Sir Charles Baskerville), Nicholas Clay (Stapleton), Denholm Elliott (Dr. Mortimer), Ronald Lacey (Inspector Lestrade), Nicholas Clay (Jack Stapleton), Glynis Barber (Beryl Stapleton), Edward Judd (Barrymore), Eleanor Bron (Mrs. Barrymore), Brian Blessed (Geoffrey Lyons), Connie Booth.

Reviews: BSN, 5, No. 1 (Hilary Term 1988), 2 (Matthew Brookes); Daily Mirror (November 26, 1982) (Mike Alsford); Exeter Express and Echo (November 19, 1982) (Geoff Harvey-Barnes); Lancashire Evening Telegraph (January 31, 1984); (Albert Watson); New York Times (December 5, 1982), 21, 30 (Michael Billington), and reprinted in CPBook, 6, No. 1 (March 1983), 524, and LCH (January 1983), 3-4, and SHWS (November 1982), 4-5; Photoplay (April 1983), 58-59 (Paul Wilson); Q£$, 4, No. 4 (November 1983), 119 (Brian E. Lodge); Screen International (January 15, 1983), 11 (Colin Vaines); SHJ, 17, No. 1 (Winter 1984), 3 (Nicholas Utechin); Sunday Mirror (December 19, 1982) (Gordon Blair); The Times (November 6, 1982) (Bryan Appleyard); Variety, 311 (June 13, 1983) (Japa.), and reprinted in CPBook, 6, No. 3 (September 1983), 590.

C21025. The Sign of Four. Mapleton Films. Previewed at the Cannes Film Festival, May 13, 1983. 100 min. color.

U.S. premiere: HBO, December 7, 1983.

Released by Embassy Home Entertainment, August 15, 1984.

Winner of the Gran Giallo Cattolica (the top prize at Mystfest, the international mystery film festival in Italy) for Desmond Davis' direction.

Credits: Producer, Otto Plaschkes; Director, Desmond Davis; Executive Producer, Sy Weintraub; Screenplay, Charles Pogue; Camera, Denis Lewiston; Editor, Timothy Gee; Art Director, Eileen Diss; Sound, Tony Dawe; Costume Designer, Julie Harris.

Cast: Ian Richardson (Sherlock Holmes), David Healy (Dr. Watson), Thorley Walters (Major John Sholto), Terence Rigby (Inspector Layton), Joe Melia (Jonathan Small), Cherie Lunghi (Mary Morstan), Michael O'Hagan (Mordecai Smith).

Reviews: Daily Mail/TV Mail (December 30, 1987) (Peter Paterson), and reprinted in BC, 5, No. 7 (November 1988); ICN, 16, No. 4 (July-August 1993), 3 (Pat Ward); News Review [Tunbridge Wells] (September 27, 1984); She [London] (February 1983); Surrey Herald [Chertsey] (October 7, 1983); Variety, 311 (May 18, 1983), 17 (Japa.); (May 20, 1983) (Park.), and reprinted in CPBook, 6, No. 3 (September 1983), 590; Videoweek [London] (July 30, 1984); Video Trade Week (July 27, 1984).

C21026. The Masks of Death. Tyburn Productions. Ch. 4, December 23, 1984, 8:15-9:45 p.m. 90 min. color.

Credits: Story, John Elder; Author, N. J. Crisp; Executive Producer, Kevin Francis; Producer, Norman Priggen; Director, Roy Ward Baker.

Cast: Peter Cushing (Sherlock Holmes), John Mills (Dr. Watson), Anne Baxter (Irene Adler), Ray Milland (Home Secretary), Anton Diffring (Graf Udo Von Felseck), Gordon Jackson (Alec MacDonald), Susan Penkaligon (Miss Derwent), Marcus Gilbert (Anton Von Felseck), Jenny Laird (Mrs. Hudson), Russell Hunter (Alfred Coombs), James Cossins (Frederick Baines), Eric Dodson (Lord Claremont), Georgina Coombs (Lady Claremont), James Head (Chauffer), Dominic Murphy (Boot boy).

Reviews: Daily Mirror (December 22, 1984) (Jack Bell); Evening Chronicle [Newcastle upon Tyne] (December 8, 1984) (Albert Watson); GMG, 6, Nos. 3-4 (October 1989), 27 (John Brousch); Lancashire Evening Telegraph (August 11, 1984); Leicester Mail (December 20, 1984); Lytham St. Annes and Fylde Express (December 20, 1984) (Ian Lyness), and reprinted in Hartlepool Mail (January 5, 1985); ND (August 1987), 4 (Jean Weidner); Screen International (August 25, 1984), 34; SHJ, 17, No. 1 (Winter 1984), 3-4 (Nicholas Utechin); 17, No. 2 (Summer 1985), 64 (Tony Medawar); Stage and Television Today (July 12, 1984); Sunday Mirror (December 23, 1984), 22; Television Weekly (July 20, 1984); The Times (December 24, 1984), 11 (Peter Ackroyd).

C21027. The Man Who Was Sherlock Holmes. ITV 4, Saturday, August 9, 1986, 6:30-7:00 p.m. (The Stamp of Greatness, No. 1)

Repeated: ITV 4, January 10, 1990; Grampian, March 5, 1991.

Credits: Writer, Producer and Director, Robin Crichton; Music, John Moore.

Cast: Iain Cuthbertson (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle).

The first of three programs that tell the stories of Scots who have been honored on postage stamps in other countries.

C21028. Murder on the Bluebell Line. BBC 1, Wednesday, April 1, 1987, 9:40-10:15 p.m. (Q.E.D.)

Credits: Series Editor, David Filkin; Writer and Director, John Lynch.

Cast: Hugh Fraser (Sherlock Holmes), Ronald Fraser (Dr. Watson).

Based on The Piltdown Inquest by Charles Blinderman (1986), the program "takes Holmes and Watson on a voyage of discovery down the Bluebell Line to Piltdown, and on the way they review the evidence and the `criminal' records of the people involved."

Reviews: Radio Times, 252 (March 28-April 3, 1987), 65, 98-99, 101; SHJ, 18, No. 2 (Summer 1987), 40-41.

C21029. The Case of Sherlock Holmes. BBC 2, Thursday, December 10, 1987, 9:30-10:10 p.m. (40 Minutes)

Credits: Writers, Brian Thompson and David Pearson; Music, J. J. Jeczalik; Research, Christine Hall; Photography, Rex Maidment; Film Editor, Tony Heaven; 40 Minute Editor, Edward Mirzoeff; Producer, David Pearson.

Cast: Host, Tim Pigott-Smith; Participants, Len Deighton, Anthony Howlett, Auberon Redfern, Henry Rollins, John Bennett Shaw, Tom Spiers, Peter York, and others.

Reviews: Cambridge Evening News (December 4, 1987) (Ruth Sealy); Chronicle and Echo [Northampton] (December 10, 1987) (Alison Peachey); Coventry Evening Telegraph (December 5, 1987) (Peter McGarry); Cumberland Evening News and Star [Carlisle] (December 10, 1987) (Jane Loughran); Daily Express (December 11, 1987) (Antonia Swinson); Daily Mail [Hull] (December 5, 1987); Daily News/TV Weekend [Birmingham] (December 4, 1987), 17 (Alison Peachey); Daily Record [Glasgow] (December 10, 1987) (Avril Martin); Daily Telegraph (December 10, 1987); (December 11, 1987) (Minette Marrin), and reprinted in BSGazette, No. 2 (Summer 1988), 14; Dorset Evening Echo [Weymouth] (December 10, 1987); Evening News [Edinburgh] (December 10, 1987) (Rowena Mafham); Evening Post [Bristol] (December 10, 1987) (John Barber); (December 11, 1987) (Chris Hewett); Express and Star [Wolverhampton] (December 10, 1987) (Gerry Anderson); Guardian (December 11, 1987) (Nancy Banks-Smith); Huddersfield Daily Examiner (December 11, 1987) (Steve Catchpool); Independent [London] (December 10, 1987); (December 11, 1987) (Thomas Sutcliffe); Lancashire Evening Post [Preston] (December 11, 1987) (Anthony Peregrine); Listener (December 3, 1987) (John Dugdale); Mail [Hartepool] (December 10, 1987); Manchester Evening News (December 5, 1987); (December 10, 1987); Mercury [Leicester] (November 30, 1987) (Derek Robins); News Letter [Belfast] (December 10, 1987); Northants Chronicle and Echo (December 10, 1987) (Alison Peachey); Northants Evening Telegraph (December 10, 1987); Radio Times (December 10, 1987); (January 9-15, 1988) (Bruce Munslow; A. C. Croasdell; Geoffrey Heptonstall; Vernon Goslin; W. H. Gibson); Scarborough Evening News (December 4, 1987) (Syd Gillingham); Stage and Television Today (December 3, 1987) (Chris Hughes); Star [Doncaster] (December 5, 1987), 11 (Keith Strong); Sunday Telegraph (December 6, 1987), 22; Sunday Times (December 13, 1987) (David Sinclair); Television Today (December 3, 1987) (Chris Hughes); Time Out (December 9, 1987); The Times (December 10 1987) (Peter Waymark), and reprinted in BSN, 5, No. 1 (Hilary Term 1988), 4; (December 11, 1987) (Andrew Hislop); Today (December 10, 1987) (Penny Wark); (December 12, 1987); Variety, 329 (December 16, 1987), 59, 74 (Bake.); West Lancashire Evening Gazette [Blackpool] (December 11, 1987) (Malcolm Handley); Wigan Evening Post (December 11, 1987) (Anthony Peregrine).

C21030. Tales of the Rodent Sherlock Holmes. BBC 1, Saturdays, March 3-April 14, 1990, 8:15-8:45 p.m. 7 episodes.

Credits: Writers, Colin Bostock-Smith, Dominic Macdonald, and David Claridge; Producer, Steve Haggard.

Cast: Roland Rat Superstar (Sherlock Holmes), Kevin the Gerbil (Dr. Watson), Barbara Windsor (Irene Wilson), Mollie Surgen, Christopher Ryan, Bernard Bresslaw, Roy Sampton (McDreadful).

C21031. Sherlock Holmes and the Leading Lady. Harmony Gold and Klondike Films, 1990. (The Golden Years of Sherlock Holmes, No. 1)

A four-hour mini-series that was shown in the U.S. in two parts on various stations during 1992.

A French version (Sherlock Holmes et la diva) was broadcast in two one-hour episodes by Radio Canada on "Series plus," December 6 and 13, 1991.

Partial credits: Writers, Bob Shayne and H.R.F. Keating.

Partial cast: Christopher Lee (Sherlock Holmes), Patrick Macnee (Dr. Watson), Morgan Fairchild (Irene Adler), Engelbert Humperdinck (Eberhardt Bohm).

C21032. Sherlock Holmes: Incident at Victoria Falls. Harmony Gold and Klondike Films, 1991. (The Golden Years of Sherlock Holmes, No. 2)

A four-hour mini-series that was first shown in Canada in two parts on January 12 and 13, 1992. Also shown in the U.S. on various stations during 1992.

Partial credits: Bob Shayne (based on a story by Gerald F. O'Hara); Producer, Harry Towers; Director, Bill Corocan.

Partial cast: Christopher Lee (Sherlock Holmes), Patrick Macnee (Dr. Watson), Jenny Seagrove (Lilly [Lillie] Langtry), Joss Ackland (King Edward), Richard Todd (Lord Roberts), Claude Akins (Theodore Roosevelt).

Reviews: Daily Mirror Wales & West (June 18, 1992), 8 (Neil Murray), and reprinted in BC, 9, No. 8 (November-December 1992), 3; Evening Post [Bristol] (June 20, 1992), 18, and reprinted in BC, 9, No. 8 (November-December 1992), 3; The Parallelogram, 1, No. 6 (September 1992), 50 (Pasquale J. Accardo); The Ritual, No. 10 (Autumn 1992), 32-33 (David Stuart Davies); SHR, 4, No. 1 (1992), 57, 60 (Pat Ward).

C21033. Encounters. The Other Side. BBC Scotland. BBC 2, August 28, 1992.

Partial credits: Writer, David Ashton; Music, Rob Handleigh.

Partial cast: Frank Finlay (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle), Richard E. Grant (Sherlock Holmes), Cathryn Harrison (Madame Moshel).

Doyle attends a seance in 1928 and is confronted by the ghost of Sherlock Holmes.

Reviews: PM, No. 7 (October 1992), 8-9 (Christopher Roden); The Ritual, No. 10 (Autumn 1992), 24-27 (Anne Jordan).

C21034. Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Missing Link. Yorkshire Television. ITV Network, Thursday, October 15, 1992. (Science Fiction)

Credits: Writer, Neil Crombie.

Cast: Reece Dinsdale (Sherlock Holmes), Gerald Horan (Dr. Watson), Paul Darrow (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle).

Reviews: PM, No. 7 (October 1992), 10-11 (Christopher Roden); The Ritual, No. 10 (Autumn 1992), 27-28 (Kathryn White).

C21035. A Scandal in Bohemia. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Tuesday, April 24, 1984, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 1)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! March 14, 1985; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Alexander Baron; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, Paul Annett; Production Manager, David Weir; Production Assistant, Joyce Fowler; Floor Manager, Graham Wild; Lighting Cameraman, Mike Popley; Camera Operator, Jon Woods; Sound Recordist, Phil Smith; Film Editor, Jack Dardis; Dubbing Mixer, Alan Dykes; Make-up, Deborah Tinsey, and Susan Milton; Costumes, Kaye Turner; Graphic Designer, Ray Freeman; Research, Nicky Cooney; Production Buyer, Alan Rutter; Casting Director, Carolyn Bartlett; Music, Patrick Gowers; Designers, Mike Grimes, Tim Wilding, and Margaret Coombes.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Gayle Hunnicutt (Irene Adler), Wolf Kahler (King of Bohemia), Michael Carter (Godfrey Norton), Max Faulkner (John), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Tessa Worsley (Mrs. Willard), Will Tacey (Clergyman), Tim Pearce (Cabby), Tom Watt (First Loafer), Paul Elsam (Second Loafer), David Bauckham (First Big Man), Edward York (Second Big Man), John Graham Davies (First Young Man), John Carr (First Burglar).

C21036. The Dancing Men. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Tuesday, May 1, 1984, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 2)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! March 28, 1985; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Anthony Skene; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, John Bruce; Designer, Michael Grimes; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Wendy Jane Walker (Saunders), Lorraine Peters (Mrs. King), Paul Jaynes (Walker), Bernard Atha (Dr. Carthew), Eugene Lipinski (Abe Slaney), David Ross (Inspector Martin), Betsy Brantley (Elsie Cubitt), Tenniel Evans (Hilton Cubitt).

C21037. The Naval Treaty. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Tuesday, May 8, 1984, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 3)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! April 4, 1985; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Jeremy Paul; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, Alan Grint; Designer, Margaret Coombes; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), David Gwillim (Percy Phelps), Gareth Thomas (Joseph Harrison), Alison Skilbeck (Annie Harrison), Nicholas Geake (Charles Gorot), Pamela Pitchford (Mrs. Tangey), John Malcolm (Tangey), Eve Matheson (Miss Tangey), David Rodigan (Inspector Forbes), John Taylor (Dr. Ferrier), Leslie Clark (George), Ronald Russell (Lord Holdhurst).

C21038. The Solitary Cyclist. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Tuesday, May 15, 1984, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 4)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! April 11, 1985; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Alan Plater; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, Paul Annett; Designer, Michael Grimes; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Barbara Wilshere (Violet Smith), John Castle (Carruthers), Michael Siberry (Woodley), Ellis Dale (Williamson), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Sarah Aitchinson (Sarah), Stafford Gordon (Landlord), Penny Gowling (Mrs. Dixon), Simon Bleackley (Peter).

C21039. The Crooked Man. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Tuesday, May 22, 1984, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 5)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! April 18, 1985; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Alfred Shaughnessy; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, Alan Grint; Designer, Margaret Coombes; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Norman Jones (Young/Old Henry Wood), Lisa Daniely (Nancy Barlow), Denys Hawthorne (Col. Barclay), Fiona Shaw (Miss Morrison), Paul Chapman (Major Murphey), Shelagh Stephenson (Jane), Colin Campbell (Bates), Maggie Holland (Mrs. Fanning).

C21040. The Speckled Band. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Tuesday, May 29, 1984, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 6) U.S. premiere: PBS, Mystery! March 21, 1985; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Jeremy Paul; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, John Bruce; Designer, Michael Grimes; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Timothy Condren (Thorne), Jeremy Kemp (Dr. Roylott), Rosalyn Landor (Helen Stoner), Stephen Mallatratt (Percy Armitage), Denise Armon (Julia Stoner), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), John Gill (Driver).

C21041. The Blue Carbuncle. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Tuesday, June 5, 1984, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 7)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! April 25, 1985; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Paul Finney; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, David Carson; Designer, Tim Wilding; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Brian Miller (Inspector Bradstreet), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Rosalind Knight (The Countess of Morcar), Desmond McNamara (John Horner), Ken Campbell (James Ryder), Ros Simmons (Catherine Cusack), Frank Middlemass (Henry Baker), Don McCorkindale (Windigate), Amelda Brown (Jennie Horner), Frank Mills (Peterson), Eric Allen (Breckenridge), Maggie Jones (Mrs. Oakshott).

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, 1-7.

Reviews: AG, 1, No. 3 (April 1985), 1; Arizona Daily Star/Tucson's TV Week (March 17, 1985), cover, 6 (Dan Huff); Atlanta Journal/ Atlanta Constitution/TV Week (March 10, 1985), 4 (Nancy Mills), and reprinted in Canonfire, 3, No. 1 (March 1985), 4; BSJ, 35, No. 2 (June 1985), 75-79 (Kate Karlson), and reprinted in NFTD, 7, No. 1 (March 1986), 1-4; 35, No. 3 (September 1985), 135-138 (Kate Karlson), and reprinted in NFTD, 7, No. 2 (June 1986), 1-5; 36, No. 3 (September 1986), 170 (Ray Betzner; George Cleve Haynes); BSM, No. 42 (Summer 1985), 36-38 (Glen S. Miranker); No. 44 (Winter 1985), 39-42 (Philip A. Shreffler); Boston Globe (March 14, 1985), 65-66 (Ed Siegel); Broadcast (August 17, 1984); Bulletin [Melbourne] (February 3, 1987), 52 (Mike Harris); Burnley Evening Star (November 3, 1983) (Geoffrey Rumney); Bury Times [Lancashire] (March 30, 1984); (April 27, 1984) (Ailsa Cranna); CH, 8, No. 2 (Winter 1984), 1-2 (Kate Karlson); Christian Science Monitor (October 19, 1983), 25, 28 (Christopher Andreas); Chronicle and Echo [Northampton] (April 21, 1984) (Neil Bonner); Coleshill Chronicle (April 27, 1984); Coloradoan [Fort Collins] (March 9, 1985), B6 (Jerry Buck); Coventry Evening Telegraph (March 24, 1983) (Sarah Crompton); Daily Express (April 25, 1984), 25 (Judith Simons); (May 1, 1984); (May 8, 1984) (James Murray); (May 30, 1984) (Gerard Dempsey); DH, 3, Nos. 1-2 (September 2, 1985), 8 (Ray Albany); Daily Mail (April 25, 1984); Daily Mirror (April 25, 1984) (Hilary Kingsley); (May 1, 1984) (James Seddon); (May 8, 1984); Daily News/TV Book [Los Angeles] (March 10-15, 1985), 5 (Nancy Mills); Daily Star (May 8, 1984); Daily Telegraph (April 25, 1984) (Sean Day-Lewis); (May 9, 1984) (Sean Day-Lewis); Denver Post, (March 12, 1985), 6C (Joanne Ostrow); Derby Evening Telegraph (May 26, 1984); Deseret News [Salt Lake City] (May 19, 1984), C7 (Gregory Jensen); Deseret News/TV Week Magazine (March 10, 1985), 4-5, 12 (Joseph Walker); DCC, 21, No. 2 (April 1985), 3 (Robert W. Hahn); Dial, 6 (March 1985), 24-29 (Kay Gardella), and reprinted in PPofFC, No. 75 (April 25, 1985), 4; Electronic Media (April 18, 1985), 18, 28 (Laurel Wentz); Entertainment and Arts Management [Eastbourne] (August 1984); Eternity, 37 (April 1987), 60-61 (Paul Leggett); Evening Chronicle [Newcastle upon Tynel (September 14, 1985); Evening Post [Nottingham] (June 21, 1984) (John Charlton); (June 23, 1984) (John Charlton); Fleetwood Chronicle [Blackpool] (April 27, 1984) (Fred Boothroyd); Globe and Mail/Broadcast Week Magazine (August 11-17, 1984), 8-9 (Peter Harris); Globe and Mail (August 17, 1984), E7 (Rick Groen); Golf Collectors' Society Bulletin, No. 88 (July-August 1986), 9-10 (Bob Jones); GMG, 4, No. 4 (July 4, 1985), 4-5 (Bart Eberman); Grimsby Evening Telegraph [South Humberside] (April 24, 1984) (Phil Riley); Guardian (April 21, 1984); (May 1, 1984); Keighley News (August 31, 1984); KPBS on Air [San Diego] (March 1985), 9; Lancashire Evening Post [Preston] (March 6, 1984); (May 19, 1984); Leicester Mercury (June 1, 1984); (June 22, 1984); Liverpool Echo (September 13, 1983) (Roy West and Derek Wright); (October 1, 1983); Los Angeles Times (March 12, 1985), VI, 10 (Luis Aguilar); (March 20, 1985), V, 10 (Miv Schaaf); Mail on Sunday (April 22, 1984), 30-31, 34 (David Lewin); (April 29, 1984) (Daniel Farson); Manchester Evening News (October 21, 1983); (April 17, 1984) (Keith Macdonald); (June 8, 1983); (July 7, 1983) (Mike Duffy); Miami Herald TV (May 26-June 1, 1985), 4-5 (Lee Winfrey); Minneapolis Star and Tribune (March 10, 1985) (Dave Matheny); Morecambe Guardian (October 28, 1983); MSB, 8, No. 3 (March 1985), 3 (Charles Roe); 8, No. 4 (April 1985), 5 (Charles Roe); 8, No. 5 (May 1985), 2 (Adelaide Ewing Thiel); New Mexican [Santa Fe] (March 21, 1985), D-2 (Bill Hayden); New Society (May 17, 1984) (Simon Hoggart); New York Times/Television (March 21, 1985) (John J. O'Connor); Newsweek on Campus (March 1985), 27 (R.G.); Northampton Chronicle and Echo (April 25, 1984) (Nick Fletcher); Northern Despatch [Darlington] (April 30, 1984) (Miriam Maisel); Options [London] (April 1984) (Jennifer Selway); Oregonian/TV Click (March 10, 1985), 2 (Peter Farrell); Orlando Sentinel (March 8, 1985) (Noel Holston); Philadelphia Inquirer (January 15, 1985), 1-F (Lee Winfrey); Philadelphia Inquirer/TV Week (March 10-16, 1985), 4, 50 (Lee Winfrey); Phoenix Gazette (May 15, 1984) (Gregory Jensen); Photoplay (May 1984); P&D, No. 79 (April 1985), 2, 7 (Robert C. Burr); No. 80 (May 1985), 3-5 (Howard E. Burr; Brad Keefauver and Kathy Carter Keefauver); No. 81 (June 1985), 2-3, 8 (Peter E. Blau; Doug Highsmith; Wally Conger; Mark Purcell; Kate Karlson; Edward C. Connor); No. 83 (August 1985), 3 (Gordon R. Speck); Punch, 286 (May 2, 1984), 52 (Benny Green), and reprinted in Afghanistanzas, 7, No. 4 (July 1984), 4; Q£$, 6, No. 4 (November 1985), 62-63 (Alan S. Mosier); St. Petersburg Times (May 15, 1984), 8D (Gregory Jensen), and reprinted in PPofFC, No. 70 (June 4, 1984), insert (B); Salt Lake Tribune (March 4, 1985), 4B (Ron Miller); Salt Lake Tribune/TV Magazine (March 10, 1985), 2, 55 (Harold Schindler); San Francisco Chronicle (June 21, 1983), 32 (Tom Jory); Sandwell Mail [West Midlands] (April 24, 1984) (Geoff Baker); Saturday Review, 11 (April 1985), 19; Scarlet Street, No. 6 (Spring 1992), 22-23 (Richard Valley); No. 7 (Summer 1992), 24-26 (Richard Valley); Screen International (May 14, 1983); SHJ, 16, No. 4 (Summer 1984), 114-115 (Tim Owen); 17, No. 1 (Winter 1984), 2-3, 31 (Nicholas Utechin; Michael Cox); SM, 10, No. 3 (1985), 6-9 (John Farrell); South Wales Echo [Cardiff] (March 31, 1984) (Albert Watson); South Wales Evening Post [Swansea] (May 3, 1984) (Graham P. Williams); The Stage (March 17, 1983); The Standard [London] (March 8, 1984) (Paul Massey); (May 30, 1984) (Lucy Hughes-Hallett); Star TV and Radio (March 10-16, 1985), 7J (Ron Miller); The Sun (May 1, 1984); (May 8, 1984); Sunday Mirror (April 22, 1984); (May 20, 1984); Sunday People (May 20, 1984); Sunday Telegraph (April 29, 1984) (Michael Cox; Philip Purser); Sunday Times (May 6, 1984), 50 (Sean French); Sunderland Echo (May 30, 1984); (September 28, 1985); Sydsvenska Dagbladet Snällposten [Malmö] (November 24, 1984) (Christer Bokwall); Tampa Tribune-Times/Tribune Video Week (March 10, 1985), 6, 65 (Walt Belcher); Television To-day (March 17, 1983); (August 4, 1983); (August 11, 1983); Television Weekly (March 18, 1983); Time Out (May 24-30, 1984); The Times [San Mateo] (June 18, 1983), 14A (Tom Jory); Toronto Star (August 17, 1984), D10 (Christopher Hume); TV Guide, 33 (February 16, 1985), 18; (March 9, 1985), A-4 (Stanley Marcus); TV Times, 115 (April 20-27, 1984), 3-4, 6; (May 19-25, 1984), 22 (Alix Coleman); Us, 9 (March 25, 1985), 70 (Pat Sellers); USA Today (March 14, 1985), 7D (Jack Curry); Variety, 318 (March 20, 1985), 108 (Tome.); Video Times, 3 (June 1986), 35 (Patrick E. Collier); Wall Street Journal (April 29, 1985) (George V. Higgins) and reprinted in PPofFC, No. 76 (June 1985, insert page; (May [?] 1985) (Daniel Sherman; Norman M. Davis; Mason Smith), and reprinted in PPofFC, No. 76 (June 1985), insert page; Washington Post TV (March 10-16, 1985), 8 (Luis Aguilar); West Australian [date unknown] (Douglas Sutherland-Bruce), and reprinted in WF, 3, No. 4 (Autumn 1986), 18; Western Daily Press [Bristol] (April 24, 1984) (Jo Bayne); WW, 8, No. 1 (May 1985), 32-33 (J. M. Purcell); Wolverhampton Express and Star (April 24, 1984) (Ray Seaton); Yorkshire Evening Post (May 30, 1984).
 
 

C21042. The Copper Beeches. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Sunday, August 25, 1985, 9:45-10:45 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Second Series, No. 1)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! February 27, 1986; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Bill Craig; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, Paul Annett; Designer, Michael Grimes; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Natasha Richardson (Violet Hunter), Joss Ackland (Jephro Rucastle), Lottie Ward (Mrs. Rucastle), Stuart Shinberg (Eward Rucastle), Michael Loney (Fowler), Peter Jonfield (Toller), Angela Browne (Mrs. Toller), Patience Collier (Miss Stoper), Rachel Ambler (Alice).

C21043. The Greek Interpreter. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Sunday, September 1, 1985, 9:45-10:45 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Second Series, No. 2)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! February 6, 1986; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Derek Marlowe; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, Alan Grint; Designer, Margaret Coombes; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Charles Gray (Mycroft Holmes), Alkis Kritikos (Mr. Melas), George Costigan (Wilson Kemp), Nick Field (Harold Latimer), Anton Alexander (Paul Kratides), Victoria Harwood (Sophy Kratides), Oliver Maguire (Inspector Gregson), Rita Howard (Mrs. Stern), Peter MacKriel (Ticket Inspector).

C21044. The Norwood Builder. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Sunday, September 8, 1985, 9:45-10:45 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Second Series, No. 3)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! February 20, 1986; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Richard Harris; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, Ken Grieve; Designer, Tim Wilding; Music, Patrick Gowers; Camera, Mike Popley.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Rosalie Crutchley (Mrs. Lexington), Colin Jeavons (Lestrade), Matthew Solon (John Hector McFarlane), Jonathan Adams (Jonas Oldacre), Helen Ryan (Mrs. McFarlane), Rosalie Williams; (Mrs. Hudson), Andy Rashleigh (Pc), Anthony Langdon (Tramp), Ted Carroll (Seafaring Tramp).

C21045. The Resident Patient. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Sunday, September 15, 1985, 9:45-10:45 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Second Series, No. 4)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! February 13, 1986; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Derek Marlowe; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, David Carson; Designer, Michael Grimes; Editor, Chris Gill; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Blessington), Nicholas Clay (Dr. Percy Trevelyan), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Tim Barlow (Father [Biddle]), Brett Forrest (Son [Hayward]), Charles Cork (Cartwright), John Ringham (Inspector Lanner), Lucy Ann Wilson (Nora), Norman Mills (Detective), Dusty Young (Carpenter).

C21046. The Red-Headed League. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Sunday, September 22, 1985, 9:45-10:45 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Second Series, No. 5)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! March 6, 1986; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, John Hawkesworth; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, John Bruce; Designer, Margaret Coombes; Editor, David Stocks; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), John Woodnutt (Mr. Merryweather), Roger Hammond (Jabez Wilson), Tim McInnerny (Vincent Spaulding), Reg Stewart (Doorman), Richard Wilson (Duncan Ross), Ian Bleasdale (Accountant), John Labanowski (Athelney Jones), Harry Goodier (Policeman).

C21047. The Final Problem. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Sunday, September 29, 1985, 9:45-10:45 p.m. (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Second Series, No. 6)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! March 13, 1986; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, John Hawkesworth; Producer, Michael Cox; Associate Producer, Stuart Doughly; Director, Alan Grint; Designer, Tim Wilding; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), David Burke (Dr. Watson), Eric Porter (Professor Moriarty), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Olivier Pierre (Director of the Louvre), Claude Le Sache (Minister), Michael Goldie (Artist), Paul Sirr (Young Expert), Robert Henderson (Millionaire), Jim Dunk (Porter), Paul Humpoletz (Steiler), Simon Adams (Swiss Youth).

Reviews: Daily Express (August 24, 1985) (Maureen Paton); Daily Mirror (September 28, 1985) (Patricia Smyllie); Daily Star (August 30, 1985); Guardian (August 26, 1985) (Nancy Banks-Smith); (September 30, 1985), 13 (Nancy Banks-Smith); (October 13, 1985), 18 (Nancy Banks-Smith); Ipswich Evening Star (September 28, 1985); Listener, 114 (October 3, 1985), 38 (John Naughton); Outlook, 2 (June 1985), 4-5 (Glen Miranker); Punch, 289 (September 4, 1985), 52 (Benny Green); Sunday Times (September 1, 1985) (Byron Rogers); The Times (September 30, 1985) (Nicholas Shakespeare); TV Times, 120 (August 24-30, 1985), 4-5 (Adrian Furness); (September 28-October 4, 1985), 12-13 (David James Smith); Western Mail [Cardiff] (August 31, 1985) (Gethyn Stoodley Thomas); Wigan Leader (August 22, 1985).

C21048. The Empty House. Granada Television Production Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, July 9, 1986, 9:0010:00 p.m. (The Return of Sherlock Holmes, No. 1)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! February 5, 1987; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, John Hawkesworth; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, Juhe Wyndham Davies; Director, Howard Baker; Designer, Margaret Coombes.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Patrick Allen (Colonel Moran), Richard Bebb (Sir John Hardy), Colin Jeavons (Inspector Lestrade), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Naomi Buch (Countess Maynooth), James Bree (Coroner), Paul Lacoux (Ronald Adair), Robert Addie (Mr. Murray), Elizabeth Ritson (Ivy), Jon Palmer (Policeman), Roger Rowland (Butler).

C21049. The Priory School. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, July 16, 1986, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Return of Sherlock Holmes, No. 2)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! March 12, 1987; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, T. E. Bowen; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, John Madden; Designer, Margaret Coombes.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Christopher Benjamin (Dr. Huxtable), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Nicholas Gecks (Mr. Wilder), Alan Howard (The Duke of Holdernesse), Michael Bertenshaw (Mr. Aveling), Jack Carr (Reuben Hayes), Brenda Elder (Mrs. Haynes), Nissar Moti (Lord Arthur Saltire), Mark Turin (Counter), William Abney (Rivers).

C21050. The Second Stain. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, July 23, 1986, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Return of Sherlock Holmes, No. 3)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! February 26, 1987; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, John Hawkesworth; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, John Bruce; Designer, Tim Wilding.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Harry Andrews (Lord Bellinger), Patricia Hodge (Lady Hilda), Stuart Wilson (Trelawney Hope), Colin Jeavons (Inspector Lestrade), Sean Scanlan (McPherson), Yves Beneyton (Eduardo Lucas), Yvonne Orengo (Mme. Fournaye), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Alan Bennion (Bates).

C21051. The Musgrave Ritual. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, July 30, 1986, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Return of Sherlock Holmes, No. 4)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! February 19, 1987; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Jeremy Paul; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, David Carson; Designer, Michael Grimes.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Michael Culver (Sir Reginald), James Hazeldine (Richard Brunton), Johanna Kirby (Rachel Howells), Patrick Blackwell (Tregallis), Teresa Banham (Janet Tregallis), Ian Marter (Inspector Fereday), Wayne Michaels (Royalist Horseman).

C21052. The Abbey Grange. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, August 6, 1986, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Return of Sherlock Holmes, No. 5)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! February 12, 1987; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, T. R. Bowen; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, Peter Hammond; Designer, Tim Wilding.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Anne Louise Lambert (Lady Mary Brackenstall), Conrad Phillips (Sir Eustace); Zulema Dene (Theresa Wright), Oliver Tobias (Captain Crocker), Paul Williamson (Inspector Hopkins), Nicolas Chagrin (Mr. Viviani), Johanna Briggs (Mrs. Burbage).

C21053. The Man with the Twisted Lip. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, August 13, 1986, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Return of Sherlock Holmes, No. 6)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! March 5, 1987; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Alan Plater; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, Patrick Lau; Designer, Tim Wilding; Lighting and Camera, Ray Goode.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Clive Francis (Neville St. Clair), Eleanor David (Mrs. St. Clair), Denis Lill (Inspector Broadstreet), Albert Moses (Lascar), Patricia Garwood (Mrs. Whitney), Terence Longdon (Mr. Whitney), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson).

C21054. The Six Napoleons. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, August 20, 1986, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Return of Sherlock Holmes, No. 7)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! March 19, 1987; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, John Kane; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, David Carson; Designer, Tim Wilding; Lighting and Camera, David Odd.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Colin Jeavons (Lestrade), Eric Sykes (Horace Harker), Marina Sirtis (Lucrezia), Steve Plytas (Venucci), Emile Wolk (Beppo), Gerald Campion (Morse Hudson), Nadio Fortune (Beppo's cousin), Jeffrey Gardiner (Mr. Standeford), Michael Logan (Josiah Brown), Vincenzo Licoli (Pietro), Vernon Dobtcheff (Mandelstam).

Reviews: Battle Creek Enquirer (February 1, 1987), 3-4 (John Sherwood); Birmingham Evening Mail/Saturday Magazine (November 2, 1985); COTH, No. 16 (March 1987) (Ronald E. Lies); Coventry Evening Telegraph (July 14, 1986); Daily Express (July 12, 1986) (Maureen Paton); Daily Telegraph (July 10, 1986) (Robin Stringer); Dial (February 1987), 30-31 (Marilyn Stasio), and reprinted in PPofFC, No. 88 (February-March 1987), insert (A); Evening Post (July 23, 1986), 2 (John Holt); Golf Collectors' Society Bulletin, No. 88 (July-August 1986), 9-10 (Bob Jones), and reprinted in BSJ, 36, No. 4 (December 1986), 236; Guardian (July 10, 1986) (Nancy Banks-Smith); Irish Press [Dublin] (July 9, 1986) (Anthony Tormey); Listener, 116 (December 18-25, 1986), 20 (Kingsley Amis); Manchester Evening News (February 25, 1986), 23 (Keith MacDonald); Manchester Guardian Weekly (July 20, 1986), 19 (Nancy Banks-Smith); MSB, 10, No. 3 (March 1987), 4 (Judy Leary); Philadelphia Enquirer/TV Week (February 1, 1987), 4, 59 (Lee Winfrey); Punch, 291 (July 23, 1986), 50 (Benny Green); San Francisco Chronicle (July 20, 1987) (Marvin Kitman), and reprinted in MSB, 11, No. 5 (October 1988), 6; SHJ, 17, No. 4 (Summer 1986), 124-125 (Jessica McMahon); 18, No. 1 (Winter 1986), 2 (Nicholas Utechin); Sunday Today (July 13, 1986) (David Taylor); Television To-day (July 17, 1986) (Frank Granville Barker); The Times (July 10, 1986), 19 (Andrew Hislop); TV Times, 124 (July 5-11, 1986), 27, 31; USA Today (October 9, 1986), 3D (Matt Roush); (January 6, 1987), 1, 3D (Gregory Katz); West Lancashire Evening Gazette (July 17, 1986) (Susan Greenhalgh).

C21055. The Sign of Four. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Tuesday's December 29, 1987, 8:00-10:00 p.m.

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! October 27; November 3, 1988; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, John Hawkesworth; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, Peter Hammond.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Robin Hunter (Major Sholto), Alf Joint (McMurdo), John Thaw (Jonathan Small), Kiran Shah (Tonga), Jenny Seagrove (Mary Morstan), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Derek Deadman (Williams), Ronald Lacey (Thaddeus Sholto, Bartholomew Sholto), Ishaq Bux (Lal Chowder), Terence Skelton (Captain Morstan), Marjorie Sudell (Mrs. Bernstone), Emrys James (Inspector Athelney Jones), Gordon Gostelow (Sherman), Lila Kaye (Mrs. Mordecai Smith), William Ash (Jack Smith), Courtenay Roger-Knight (Wiggins), Tommy Wright (Boatyard workman), Dave Atkins (Mordecai Smith), Badi Uzzaman (Kartar Singh), Renu Setna (Achmet), Ravinder Singh Reyatt (Jagodish Singh), Chris Webb (Stuntman).

Reviews: BSJ, 38, No. 4 (December 1988), 232 (Jean Upton); Guardian (December 30, 1987); Newsday (October 30-November 5, 1988), 5 (Marvin Kitman); SHJ, 18, No. 2 (Summer 1987), 42-46 (Jessica McMahon; Catherine Cooke; Nicholas Utechin); 18, No. 4 (Summer 1988), 122-123 (David Stuart Davies); Stage and Television Today (December 31, 1987) (Ann Mann).

C21056. The Devil's Foot. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, April 6, 1988, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Return of Sherlock Holmes. Fourth Series, No. 1)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! November 10, 1988; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Gary Hopkins; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Designer, Michael Grimes.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Damien Thomas (Mortimer Tregennis), Denis Quilley (Leon Sterndale), Michael Aitken (Rev. Roundhay), Freda Dowie (Mrs. Porter), Christine Collins (Brenda Tregennis), Peter Shaw (George Tregennis), Norman Bowler (Owen Tregennis), John Saunders (Dr. Richards), Frank Moorey (Police Inspector).

C21057. Silver Blaze. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, April 13, 1988, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Return of Sherlock Holmes. Fourth Series, No. 2)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! November 17, 1988; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, John Hawkesworth; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, Brian Mills; Designer, Alan Price.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Peter Barkworth (Colonel Ross), Malcolm Storry (Inspector Gregory), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Amanda-Jayne Beard (Edith Baxter), David John (Ned Hunter), Barry Lowe (John Straker), Sally Faulkner (Mrs. Stroker), Russell Hunter (Silas Brown), Jonathan Coy (Fitzroy Simpson), Marcus Kimber (Bookmaker), Geoffrey Banks (Race Official), Nicholas Teare (Mapleton Groom), Sean Lee/Kieron Smith (Grooms).

C21058. Wisteria Lodge. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, April 20, 1988, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Return of Sherlock Holmes. Fourth Series, No. 3)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! December 1, 1988; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Jeremy Paul; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, Peter Hammond; Designer, Tim Wilding.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Freddie Jones (Inspector Baynes), Kika Markham (Miss Burnet), Donald Churchill (Scott Eccles), Basil Hoskins (Henderson), Trader Faulkner (Lucas), Arturo Venegas (Garcia), Guido Adorni (Luis), Sonny Caldinez (The Mulatto), Abigail Melia/Lorna Rossi (Henderson's Daughters).

C21059. The Bruce-Partington Plans. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, April 27, 1988, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Return of Sherlock Holmes. Fourth Series, No. 4)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! November 24, 1988; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, John Hawkesworth; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, John Gorrie.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Charles Gray (Mycroft Holmes), Denis Lill (Inspector Bradstreet), Jonathan Newth (Colonel Valentine Walter), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Geoffrey Bayldon (Sidney Johnson), Amanda Waring (Violet Westbury), Sebastian Stride (Cadogan West), Robert Fyfe (Station Clerk), John Rapley (Underground Official), Simon Carter (Butler), Derek Ware (Hugo Oberstein), Stephen Crane (First Platelayer), John Laing (Second Platelayer).

Reviews: COTH, No. 42 (April 1989) (Bill Teeple); Camborne Packet (November 5, 1987) (Stephen Ivall); Explorations (Summer 1988), 4 (Kevin Jackson); New York Times (November 18, 1988) (John J. O'Connor), and reprinted in LCH (July-December 1988), 7, and ST, No. 7 (April 1989); NZI, 2, No. 1 (August 1992), 90-91 (Linda King); Wall Street Journal (October 24, 1988) (Robert Goldberg), and reprinted in ST, No. 7 (April 1989); (December 12, 1988) (Martha Bayles), and reprinted in ST, No. 7 (April 1989); Wigan Evening Post (October 7, 1987) (Cliff Bell).

C21060. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, August 31, 1988, 8:00-10:00 p.m.

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! December 8, 1988; Vincent Price, host.

Credits: Adapter, Trevor R. Bowen; Executive Producer, Michael Cox; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, Brian Mills; Music, Patrick Gowers; Lighting Cameraman, Michael B. Popley; Sound Recordist, Phil Taylor; Editor, Alan Ringland; Production Designers, James Weatherup and Christopher J. Bradshaw.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Raymond Adamson (Sir Charles Baskerville), Neil Duncan (Dr. Mortimer), Ronald Pickup (Barrymore), Rosemary McHale (Mrs. Barrymore), Kristoffer Tabori (Sir Henry Baskerville), Edward Romfourt (Purser), James Faulkner (Stapleton), Philip Dettmer (Pageboy), Stephen Tomlin (Perkins), Fiona Gillies (Beryl Stapleton), Bernard Horsfall (Frankland), Donald McKillop (Vicar of Grimpen), William Ilkley (Selden), Myrtle Devenish (Countrywoman), Elizabeth Spender (Laura Lyons), Donald Bisset (Manservant), Gareth Milne (Stuntman).

Reviews: The Armchair Detective, 22 (Fall 1989), 398 (Sherry Rose-Bond and Scott Bond); Baltimore Evening Sun ([?] 1988) (Michael Hill, and reprinted in PUn, 13, No. 1 (February 1989), 2; Derby Evening Telegraph (August 31, 1988); Evening Post [Bristol] (August 24, 1988) (Graeme Kay); Guardian (September 1, 1988) (Nancy Banks-Smith); Harpers and Queen (September 1988), 52-53 (Paul Driver and Arabella Ashley); New York Times (December 18, 1988) (John J. O'Connor), and reprinted in LCH (July-December 1988), 7, and ST, No. 7 (April 1989); Peterborough Evening Telegraph (August 26, 1988) (Simon Hulber); PP (NS), No. 1 (March 1989), 9-13 (Paul Singleton); Reading Evening Post (August 27, 1988) (Graeme Kay); The Ritual, No. 2 (Winter 1988), 10-11 (Catherine Cooke); Selby Chronicle (August 27, 1988); SNOB, Nr. 1 (January 1989), 14-17 (Kathrin Jaeck); Sunday Star [Toronto] (August 28, 1988), D8 (Bruce Blackadar); Television To-day (September 1, 1988) (Nick Smurthwaite); The Times (September 1, 1988) (Martin Cropper); TV Times (August 27, 1988), 9-10 (Adrian Furness); Yorkshire Life (July 1988); WW, 11, No. 3 (January 1989), 31-33 (Kathrin Jaeck).

C21061. The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Thursday, February 21, 1991, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes, No. 1)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! August 27, 1992; Diana Rigg, host.

Credits: Adapter, Trevor Bowen; Producer, Michael Cox; Director, John Madden; Designer, Chris Wilkinson; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Julian Curry (Albert Schlessinger and Henry Peters), Mary Cunningham (Miss Calder and Mrs. Peters), Cheryl Campbell (Lady Frances Carfax), Anthony Benson (Vicar), Jack Klaff (The Hon. Philip Green), Michael Jayston (The Earl of Rufton), Nicholas Fry (Hotel Manager), Anthony Schaeffer (Liveried Official), Margot Stanley (Woman at Undertakers).

C21062. The Problem of Thor Bridge. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Thursday, February 28, 1991, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes, No. 2)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! November 28, 1991; Diana Rigg, host.

Credits: Adapter, Jeremy Paul; Producer, Michael Cox; Director, Michael Simpson; Designer, Paul Rowan; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Daniel Massey (J. Neil Gibson), Cathrine Russell (Grace Dunbar), Celia Gregory (Maria Gibson), Niven Boyd (Marlow Bates), Andrew Wilde (Sergeant Coventry), Stephen MacDonald (Mr. Ferguson), Philip Bretherton (Mr. Joyce Cummings, QC), Dean Magri (Billy).

Nominated for an Edgar from the Mystery Writers of America.

C21063. Shoscombe Old Place. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Thursday, March 7, 1991, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes, No. 3)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! December 12, 1991; Diana Rigg, host.

Credits: Adapter, Gary Hopkins; Producer, Michael Cox; Director, Patrick Lau; Designer, Steve Fineren; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Robin Ellis (Sir Robert Norberton), Elizabeth Weaver (Lady Beatrice Falder), Frank Grimes (John Mason), Denise Black (Carrie Evans), Martin Stone (Sandy Bain), Michael Wynne (Josiah Barnes), Michael Bilton (Stephens), James Coyle (Sam Brewer), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Jude Law (Joe Barnes), Alan Pattison (Harvey).

Nominated for an Edgar from the Mystery Writers of America.

C21064. The Boscombe Valley Mystery. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Thursday, March 14, 1991, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes, No. 4)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! December 5, 1991; Diana Rigg, host.

Credits: Adapter, John Hawkesworth; Producer, Michael Cox; Director, June Howson; Designer, Steve Fineren; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Credits: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Jonathan Barlow (Inspector Summerby), Peter Vaughan (Mr. Turner), Joanna Roth (Alice Turner), Leslie Schofield (William McCarthy), James Purefoy (James McCarthy), Cliff Howells (Crowder), Mark Jordan (George and Groom), Will Tacey (Coroner), Makala Saunders (Patience Crowder).

C21065. The Illustrious Client. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Thursday, March 21, 1991, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes, No. 5)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! November 14, 1991; Diana Rigg, host.

Credits: Adapter, Robin Chapman; Producer, Michael Cox; Director, Tim Sullivan; Designer, Alan Price; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Anthony Valentine (Baron Gruner), Carol Noakes (Baroness Gruner), David Langton (Col. Sir James Damery), Abigail Cruttenden (Violet Merville), Rosalie Williams (Mrs. Hudson), Keith Ladd (Cabman), John Pickles (Jarvis), Kim Thomson (Kitty Winter), Roy Holder (Shinwell Johnson), Andy Bradford (First Man), Wilfred Harrison (Sir Leslie Oakshott).

C21066. The Creeping Man. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Thursday, March 28, 1991, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes, No. 6)

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! November 21, 1991; Diana Rigg, host.

Credits: Adapter, Robin Chapman; Producer, Michael Cox; Director, Tim Sullivan; Designer, Paul Rowan; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Charles Kay (Professor Presbury), Sarah Woodward (Edith Presbury), Adrian Lukis (Jack Bennett), Colin Jeavons (Inspector Lestrade).

Reviews: BSPB, No. 6 (April 1991), para. 36-37 (Morris Riarty); No. 7 (July 1991), para. 30-39 (Christopher Roden); Channel Television Times (February 24, 1990); Chester Chronicle Weekly (May 13, 1990) (Michael Green and Ken Hewitt); Chester Tonight (May 14, 1990); Daily Mail (January [?] 1991 (Marcus Berkmann), and reprinted in BC, 8, No. 7 (October 1991), 2; Daily Mirror (February 16, 1991), 15 (Alison Peachey), and reprinted in BC, 8, No. 2 (March 1991), 11; Derby Evening Telegraph (January 25, 1990); Entertainment Weekly (December 6, 1991), 48-49 (Ken Tucker), and reprinted in BC, 9, No. 3 (April 1992), 12-13; Evening Gazette [Middlesbrough] (February 22, 1990); Evening Leader [Wrexham] (May 14, 1990) (Dave Metcalf); Evening News [Bolton] (June 7, 1990) (Janet Hughes; Tom Armstrong); LOTMMG (December 1991), 2-3 (Lawrence Nepodahl); MPapers, No. 4 (1991), 75-82 (Kathryn White); PP (NS), No. 15 (September 1992), 23-24; The Ritual, No. 6 (Winter 1990), 5-6 (Kathryn White); No. 7 (Spring 1991), 9-10 (Michael Cox); No. 8 (Autumn 1991), 7-9 (Robert Barnard; Pam Bruxner; David Carlile); Scarlet Street, No. 1 (January-March 1991), 7-8, 20, 46 (Jessie Lilley; Richard Valley); No. 2 (April-June 1991), 7-8, 18, 63 (Jessie Lilley; Richard Valley); No. 4 (Fall 1991), 36-39 (Richard Valley); No. 5 (Winter 1992), 38-39 (Richard Valley); SHG, No. 3 (November 1991-February 1992), 1 (Elizabeth Wiggins); SHJ, 20, No. 2 (Summer 1991), 67-68 (Catherine Cooke); The Sun (February 12, 1991) (Chris Hughes), and reprinted in BC, 8, No. 3 (April 1991), 4; (March 8, 1991) (Jan Jacques), and reprinted in BC, 8, No. 3 (April 1991), 4; Sunday Express (March 3, 1991) (John Russell), and reprinted in BC, 8, No. 3 (April 1991), 4; The Times (February 23, 1991) (Paul Griffiths), and reprinted in MSB, 14, No. 1 (May 1991), 4.

C21067. The Master Blackmailer [Chas]. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Thursday, January 2, 1992, 8:00-10:00 p.m.

U.S. premiere: PBS Mystery! May 6, 13, 1993; Diana Rigg, host.

Credits: Adapter, Jeremy Paul; Producer, June Wyndham Davies; Director, Peter Hammond; Staging and Setting, Dovercourt Ball; Music, Patrick Gowers.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Robert Hardy (Charles Augustus Milverton), Norma West (Diana and Lady Swinstead), Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies (Dowager), Colin Jeavons (Inspector Lestrade), Nickolas Grace (Bertrand), Serena Gordon (Lady Eva Blackwell), Sahah McVicar (Hon. Charlotte Miles), David Mallinson (Col. Darking), Brian Mitchell (Earl of Dovercourt), Hans Meyer (Hebworth -- alias Veitch), Sophie Thompson (Agatha), Stephen Simms (Stokes).

Reviews: BSPB, No. 10 (April 1992), 10-12; Daily Mail (August 27, 1991), and reprinted in BC, 9, No. 1 (February 1992), 18; The Ritual, No. 8 (Autumn 1991), 9-11 (Jeremy Paul); No. 9 (Spring 1992), 28-36 (Michael Pointer; David Stuart Davies); Scarlet Street, No. 6 (Spring 1992), 45-47 (David Stuart Davies); SHG, No. 2 (August-October 1991), 1, 3 (Elizabeth Wiggins); No. 4 (Spring 1992), 7, 9 (David Stuart Davies); No. 5 (Summer 1992), 3 (Elizabeth Wiggins); SHJ, 20, No. 4 (Summer 1992), 115-116 (Nicholas Utechin; Stephen Farrell); TV Weekly (December 28, 1991-January 3, 1992) (Pauline Wallin), and reprinted in BC, 9, No. 3 (April 1992), 15.

C21068. The Last Vampyre [Suss]. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, January 27, 1993, 8:00-10:00 p.m.

Credits: Screenplay, Jeremy Paul; Producer, June Wyndham-Davies; Director, Tim Sullivan.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Keith Barron (Bob Ferguson), Roy Marsden (John Stockton), Yolanda Yasquez (Carlotta), Maurice Denham (Rev. Merridew), Richard Dempsey (Jack), Juliet Aubrey (Dolores), Jason Hetherington (Michael), Elizabeth Spriggs (Mrs. Mason), Peter Geddis (Mr. Gresty), Kate Lansbury (Mrs. Gresty), Maria Redmond (Vera Gresty), Freddie Jones (Pedlar), Hilary Mason (Miss Ruddock), Stephen Tomlin (P. C. Ware).

Reviews: BSPB, No. 14 (April 1993), 22-23 (Barbara and Christopher Roden); Daily Mail (January 28, 1993), 40 (Peter Paterson), and reprinted in SHG, No. 6 (Spring 1993), 13; Daily Mirror/TV Weekly (January 1993) (Alec Stenning), and reprinted in BC, 10, No. 2 (March 1993), 12-13; The Ritual, No. 11 (Spring 1993), 37-42 (Kathryn White); Scarlet Street, No. 10 (Spring 1993), 46-49 (David Stuart Davies); SHG, No. 6 (Spring 1993), 11-12 (David Stuart Davies); SHJ, 21, No. 2 (Summer 1993), 54-55 (Pamela Bruxner); Sunday Times (January 24, 1993) (Martin James).

C21069. The Eligible Bachelor [Nobl]. Granada Television Production. Developed for television by John Hawkesworth. ITV Network, Wednesday, February 3, 1993, 8:00-10:00 p.m.

Credits: Screenplay, Trevor Bowen; Producer, June Wyndham-Davies; Director, Peter Hammond.

Cast: Jeremy Brett (Sherlock Holmes), Edward Hardwicke (Dr. Watson), Geoffrey Beavers (Inspector Montgomery), Simon Williams (Lord St. Simon), Joanna McCallum (Flora Miller), Paris Jefferson (Hatty Doran), Anna Calder-Marshall (Helena).

Reviews: BSPB, No. 14 (April 1993), 22-23 (Barbara and Christopher Roden); The Ritual, No. 11 (Spring 1993), 37-42 (Kathryn White); Scarlet Street, No. 9 (Winter 1993), 55-56, 100 (David Stuart Davies), and reprinted in ND (March 1993), 5-7, and The Ritual, No. 10 (Autumn 1992), 12-15; Scarlet Street, No. 10 (Spring 1993), 46-49 (David Stuart Davies); SHG, No. 6 (Spring 1993), 12 (David Stuart Davies); No. 7 (Summer 1993), 2 (Dame Jean Conan Doyle); SHJ, 21, No. 2 (Summer 1993), 54-55 (Pamela Bruxner).

C21070. -- B4609. Das Zeichen der Vier. [The Sign of the Four.] Saturday, June 8, 1974, 8:15-9:10 p.m.

Cast: Rolf Becker (Sherlock Holmes), Roger Lumont (Doktor Watson), Gila von Weitershausen (Mary Morstan), Hans Peter Hallwachs (Thaddeus Sholto), Dieter Kirchlechner (Insp. Lestrade), Osman Ragheb (Rao), Hans Elwenspock (Jonathan Small), Gisela Hoeter (Mrs. Hudson), Senta Sommerfeld (Mrs. Smith), Edgar Maschmann (Sammy), Helge Jacobsen (Wiggins), Karl Heinz Peters, Jean Pierre Decourt.

Review: TV-Hören und Sehen [Hamburg] (June 8-14, 1974), 44-45.

C21071. [Priklyucheniya Sherloka Kholm'sa i Doktora Vatsona] (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson). Leningrad: Lenfilms, 1979-1983. 5 episodes.

Partial credits: Adapter, Boris Steepinov; Producer and Director, Igor Maslennikov.

Partial cast: Vasily Livanov (Sherlock Holmes), Vitaly Solomin.

Contents: Stud. -- Fina. -- Houn. -- Scan. -- Sign.

C21072. -- A5508. The Three Garridebs, New York: Radio City, November 27, 1937.

Credits: Adapter, Thomas H. Hutchinson.

Cast: Louis Hector (Sherlock Holmes), William Podmore (Dr. Watson), Arthur Maitland (John Garrideb), James Spottswood (Nathan Garrideb), Violet Besson (Mrs. Hudson), Selma Hall (Mrs. Saunders), Eustace Wyatt (Inspector Lestrade).

The first dramatization of Sherlock Holmes on television.

Review: New York Times (November 28, 1937), XI, 12.

C21073. -- B4610. "Sherlock Holmes in the Mystery of the Sen-Sen Murder, or Who Was the Louse Who Shot the Grouse!" New York: WNBT, Tuesday, April 5, 1949, 8:00-9:00 p.m. Act IX. (Texaco Star Theatre)

Cast: Milton Berle, Grace Fields, and Victor Moore.

Repeated on April 19 with Milton Berle, Basil Rathbone, and Martha Raye.

C21074. -- A5509. The Adventure of the Black Baronet, New York: WCBS-TV (Ch. 2), Tuesday, May 26, 1953, 9:30-10:00 p.m.

Credits: Writers, Adrian Conan Doyle and John Dickson Carr; Adapter, Michael Dyne.

Partial cast: Basil Rathbone (Sherlock Holmes), Martyn Green (Dr. Watson); Members of the New York Branch of the Baker Street Irregulars.

C21075. -- A5510. The Case of the Cunningham Heritage. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, October 18, 1954, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 1)

Credits: Sponsor, Chase National Bank; Producer and Writer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Jack Gage; Music, Claude Durant.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Archie Duncan (Inspector Lestrade), Meg Lemonnier, Ursula Howells, Pierre Gay, Richard Larke.

C21076. -- A5511. The Case of Lady Beryl. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, October 25, 1954, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 2)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Paulette Goddard (Lady Beryl).

C21077. -- A5512. The Case of the Pennsylvania Gun. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, November 1, 1954, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 3)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21078. -- A5513. The Case of the Texas Cowgirl. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC Monday, November 8, 1954, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 4)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21079. -- A5514. The Case of the Belligerent Ghost. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, November 15, 1954, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 5)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial Cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21080. -- A5515. The Case of the Shy Ballerina. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, November 22, 1954, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 6)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21081. -- A5516. The Case of the Winthrop Legend. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, November 29, 1954, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 7)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21082. -- A5517. The Case of Blind Man's Bluff. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, December 6, 1954, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 8) Repeated: August 1, 1955.

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Archie Duncan (Inspector Lestrade).

C21083. -- A5518. The Case of Harry Crocker. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, December 13, 1954, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 9)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21084. -- A5519. The Mother Hubbard Case. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, December 20, 1954, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 10)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21085. -- A5520. The Case of the Red-Headed League. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, December 27, 1954, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 11) Repeated: August 8, 1955.

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Alexander Gauge, Eugene Deckers, Colin Drake, Richard Fitzgerald.

C21086. -- A5521. The Case of the Shoeless Engineer. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, January 3, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 12)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21087. -- A5522. The Case of the Split Ticket. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, January 10, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 13) Repeated: August 15, 1955.

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21088. -- A5523. The Case of the French Interpreter. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, January 17, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 14)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21089. -- A5524. The Case of the Singing Violin. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, January 24, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 15) Repeated: August 22, 1955.

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Delphine Seyrig (Betty), Arnold Bell (Guy Durham), Colin Mann (Jimmy), Ben Omanoff (Dr. Moreno).

C21090. -- A5525. The Case of the Greystone Inscription. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, January 31, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 16) Repeated: August 29, 1955.

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Archie Duncan (Inspector Lestrade), Martina Mayne, Eric Micklewood.

C21091. -- A5526. The Case of the Laughing Mummy. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, February 7, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 17) Repeated: September 5, 1955.

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds.

Cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Barry Mackay (Reggie Taunton), June Elliott (Rowena), Lois Perkins Marechal (Aunt Agatha), Frederick O'Brady (Prof. Caulkins), Colin Maun (Porter).

C21092. -- A5527. The Thistle Killer. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, February 14, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 18)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21093. -- A5528. The Case of the Vanished Detective. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, February 21, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 19)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21094. -- A5529. The Case of the Careless Suffragette. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, February 28, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 20)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Directors, Jack Gage and Sheldon Reynolds; Writers, Charles and Joseph Early.

Cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Archie Duncan (Inspector Lestrade), Dawn Addams (Doreen), Kenneth Richards (Sergeant), David Thomson (Henry), Margaret Russell (Agatha), Frederick O'Brady (Boris Turgoff).

C21095. -- A5530. The Case of the Reluctant Carpenter. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, March 7, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 21) Repeated: September 12, 1955.

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds.

Cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Pierre Gay (Bricker), Kenneth Richards (Sergeant), Henry Hubner (Guard), Donald Kotite (Chemist).

C21096. -- A5531. The Deadly Prophecy. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, March 14, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 22)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21097. -- A5532. The Christmas Pudding. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, April 4, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 23) Repeated: September 26, 1955.

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21098. -- A5533. The Night-Train Riddle. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, April 11, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 24) Postponed from March 28. Repeated: October 3, 1955.

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Roberta Haynes, Sonny Doran, Richard Watson.

C21099. -- A5534. The Case of the Violent Suitor. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, April 18, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 25) Postponed from March 21.

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21100. -- A5535. The Case of the Baker Street Nursemaids. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, April 25, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 26).

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21101. -- A5536. The Case of the Perfect Husband. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, May 2, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 27) Postponed from January 17. Repeated: July 25 and October 10, 1955.

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Mary Sinclair (Janet Partridge), Michael Gough (Russel Partridge), Carl Saroyan.

C21102. -- A5537. The Case of the Jolly Hangman. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, May 9, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 28)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21103. -- A5538. The Case of the Imposter Mystery. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, May 16, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 29)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21104. -- A5539. The Case of the Eiffel Tower. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, May 23, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 30)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds; Writer, Roger E. Garris.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Martine Alexis (Singer), Sacha Piteoff.

C21105. -- A5540. The Case of the Exhumed Client. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, May 30, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 31)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds; Writers, Charles and Joseph Early.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Alvys Maben.

C21106. -- A5541. The Case of the Impromptu Performance. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, June 6, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 32)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds; Writer, Joe Morhaim.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Richard Larke, Richard O'Sullivan.

C21107. -- A5542. The Case of the Baker Street Bachelors. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, June 20, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 33)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds; Writer, Joseph Victor.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21108. -- A5543. The Case of the Royal Murder. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, June 27, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 34)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds; Writers, Charles and Joseph Early.

Cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Jacques Decqmine (King Conrad), Lise Dourdin (Princess Antonio), Maurice Teynac (Prince Stephan), Jacques Francois (Count Magor), Christine Paray (Gypsy).

C21109. -- A5544. The Case of the Haunted Gainsborough. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, July 4, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 35)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Archie Duncan (Inspector Lestrade), Cleo Rose, John Buckmaster, Zac Matalon, Roger E. Garris.

C21110. -- A5545. The Case of the Neurotic Detective. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, July 11, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 36)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds; Writer, Joe Morhaim.

Cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Kenneth Richards (Wilkins), Seymour Green (Commissioner), June M. Crawford (Jennifer Ames), Russ Caprio (Toby Judson), Eugene Deckers (Dr. A. Fishblade), James R. Richman (Young Man).

C21111. -- A5546. The Case of the Unlucky Gambler. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, July 18, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 37)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds; Writer, Joe Morhaim.

Cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson), Richard Larke (Wilkins), Richard O'Sullivan (Andy Fenwick), Duncan Elliot (Jack Driscoll), John Buckmaster (Bartender), Zach Metalone (Briggs), Russ Caprio (Manager), Rowland Bartrop (Herbert Fenwick), J. Seyfort (Patron).

C21112. -- A5547. The Case of the Diamond Tooth. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, September 19, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 38)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

C21113. -- A5548. The Case of the Tyrant's Daughter. WRCA-TV (Ch. 4) NBC, Monday, October 17, 1955, 7:00-7:30 p.m. (The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 39)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds.

Partial cast: Ronald Howard (Sherlock Holmes), H. Marion Crawford (Dr. Watson).

Reviews of above series: BSJ, 4, No. 4 (October 1954), 249-250 (Edgar W. Smith); Billboard, 66 (October 30, 1954), 11 (Jack Singer); Detroit Free Press (November 2, 1954), 17 (Dick Osgood), and reprinted in CPBook, 1, No. 1 (Summer 1964), 4; Look, 18 (September 21, 1954), 59-60; New York Herald Tribune (January 30, 1955), IV, 1 (John Crosby), and reprinted in CPBook, 2, Nos. 5-6 (Summer-Fall 1965), 84, 115; New York Herald Tribune (March 13, 1955), IV, 6 (Don Ross), and reprinted in CPBook, 5, No. 17 (Winter 1969), 323; New York Times (October 22, 1954), 36 (Jack Gould); SHJ, 10, No. 2 (Summer 1971), 48-49 (Michael Pointer); TV Guide, 2 (December 18, 1954), 20-22; TV Guide, 3 (January 29, 1955), 13; Variety, 196 (October 1954), 38 (Chan.).

C21114. -- B4611. Meeting of "The Baker Street Irregulars" and drama of "The Red-Headed League." New York: WCBS-TV (Ch. 2), Sunday, February 3, 1957, 4:00-5:00 p.m. (Odyssey, No. 5)

A film of the Irregulars' annual dinner on January 11, 1957, integrated with a live panel, composed of Rex Stout, Red Smith, Dr. Richard Horace Hoffmann, and Edgar W. Smith, which discussed the "revelation" that RedH took place in New York rather than London. Also featured on the program was a performance of this adventure.

Reviews: BSJ, 7, No. 2 (April 1957), 126 (Edgar W. Smith); SHJ, 3, No. 2 (Winter 1956), 18 (Edgar W. Smith); TV Guide (February 1957), A-23 (Charles Collingwood), and reprinted in BSJ, 7, No. 2 (April 1957), 126.

C21115. -- A5549. The Hound of the Baskervilles. New York: ABC-TV (Ch. 7), Saturday, February 12, 1972, 8:30-10:00 p.m. color.

Credits: Producer, Stanley Kallis; Director, Barry Crane; Writer, Robert E. Thompson; Associate Producer, Arthur D. Hilton; Director of Photography, Harry Wolf; Art Director, Howard E. Johnson; Set Decorations, Arthur Jeph Parker; Assistant Director, Donald Roberts; Unit Manager, Joe Cramer; Film Editor, Bill Mosher; Sound, James Alexander; Special Photographic Effects, Albert Whitlock; Editorial Supervision, Richard Belding; Music Supervision, Hal Mooney; Costumes, Richard Hopper.

Cast: Stewart Granger (Sherlock Holmes), Bernard Fox (Dr. Watson), William Shatner (Stapleton), Anthony Zerbe (Dr. Mortimer), Sally Ann Howes (Laura), Jane Merrow (Beryl Stapleton), Ian Ireland (Sir Henry), John Williams (Frankland), Alan Caillou (Lestrade), Brendan Dillon (Barrymore), Arline Anderson (Mrs. Barrymore), Liam Dunn (Messenger), Michael St. Clair (Constable), Barry Bernard (Manager), Constance Cavendish (Eel Monger), Billy Bowles (Cartwright), Arthur Malet (Higgins), Karen Kondan (Mrs. Mortimer), Elaine Church (Maid Servant), Jenifer Shaw (Peasant Girl), Terence Pushman (Chestnut Salesman), Eric Brotherson (Porter).

Reviews: The Armchair Detective, 5 (April 1972), 158 (Dick Lochte); BSJ, 22, No. 2 (June 1972), 68-70 (Howard Lachtman); 22, No. 3 (September 1972), 185-188 (Robert A. Lanier) (Lloyd Fradkin) (Randolph Cox) (Donald A. Webster) (Margaret F. Morris) (Garrett Van Essen III) (Allen J. Severn); DCC, 8, Nos. 4-5 (September 1972), 12-13 (Frank Rhode); HO, 2, No. 2 (April 1972), 2 (Andrew Page); 2, No. 3,(June 1972), 14-15 (Glenn J. Shea); Variety, 266 (February 16, 1972), 43.

C21116. -- B4612. Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In. New York: NBC (Ch. 4), Monday, February 12, 1973, 8:00-9:00 p.m.

One of the cameos was guest Ernest Borgnine who bungled through a Sherlock Holmes spoof as Watson. Dennis Allen played Holmes.

C21117. -- B4613. Nanny and the Professor and the Phantom of the Circus. New York: ABC (Ch. 7), Saturday, September 15, 1973, 12:00-12:55 p.m. (The ABC Saturday Superstar Movie)

Credits: Producer, Fred Calvert; Script, Arthur Alsberg and Don Nelson.

Voices: Juliet Mills (Nanny), Richard Long (Prof. Everett), David Doremus (Hal), Trent Lehman (Butch), Kim Richards (Prudence), Thurl Ravenscroft (Waldo), Joan Gerber (Henrietta), Walker Edmiston (Zambini), Paul Shively (Lazlo), Dave Ketchum (Arturo).

A comedy-adventure featuring the characters of the "Nanny and the Professor" TV series in animated form. Nanny's Aunt Henrietta brings her circus to town, and it turns out that she has a problem -- one by one, her star performers are mysteriously disappearing. Hal and Butch, as "Holmes" and "Watson," go to work on the case, thinking it will be a lot of fun. But when the lady bareback rider and the sword swallower's wife vanish, it's time for Nanny to take over.

C21118. -- B4614. It's a Mystery, Charlie Brown. New York: CBS (Ch 2), Friday, February 1, 1974, 8:30-9:00 p.m. color.

Credits: Writer, Charles Schulz; Music, Vince Guaraldi.

Voices: Todd Barbee (Charlie Brown), Melanie Kohn (Lucy), Stephen Shea (Linus).

"On the prowl with Snoopy the sleuth. He's turned Sherlock Holmes to solve the case of Woodstock's missing nest. Fine thing -- man's best friend giving Charlie Brown the third degree and trying to put the cuffs on Lucy." (TV Guide)

See also DB5305.

C21119. -- B4615. The Interior Motive. Lexington: Kentucky Educational Television, WKLE (Ch. 46), October 7, 1975, 8:50-9:05 p.m. color. (Universe and I)

Credits: Director, George Rasmussen; Writer, Richard L. Smith; Scenery, Fred Rivers, Bob Shannon, and Martha Bassiri.

Cast: Leonard Nimoy (Sherlock Holmes), Burt Blackwell (Dr. Watson).

Holmes, unnamed in the film, receives a globe of the world and a note asking him to discover the contents of its interior without disturbing the surface. This was Nimoy's first appearance as Holmes.

Reviews: Sunday Herald-Leader [Lexington] (April 13, 1975), A-12 (Tom Carter); TV Spotlight (May, 25, 1975), 9 (Sally Holway).

C21120. -- B4616. The Return of the World's Greatest Detective. Universal Studios. New York: NBC-TV (Ch. 4), Wednesday, June 16, 1976, 8:00-9:30 p.m. color.

Script entitled: Alias Sherlock Holmes: A 90-Minute Pilot for a 1-Hour Series.

Credits: Writers and Producers, Ronald Kibbee and Dean Hargrove; Director, Dean Hargrove.

Cast: Larry Hagman (Sherman/Sherlock), Jenny O'Hara (Dr. Watson), Nicholas Colasanto (Lt. Tinker), Woodrow Parfey (Himmel), Helen Verbit (Landlady), Ivor Francis (Spiner), Charles Macaulay (Judge Harley), Sid Haig (Cooley), Ron Silver (Collins).

"Sherman Holmes is a bumbling Los Angeles cop who comes to think he's really Sherlock. With Dr. Watson, a woman psychiatric social worker, Holmes sets out to solve the puzzling murder of an embezzler." (TV Guide)

Review: DCC, 13, No. 1 (December 1976), 7-8 (J.W. Scheideman).

C21121. -- B4617. That's Hollywood. New York: ABC (Ch. 7), Friday, September 17, 1976, 7:30- 8:00 p.m.

Credits: Producer, Jack Haley, Jr.; Writer and Director, John Vincent; Narrator, Tony Franciosa.

Clips from the fourteen Rathbone/Bruce films.

Reviews: DCC, 13, No. 1 (December 1976), 8 (Robert W. Hahn); New York Times (September 17, 1976), C23.

C21122. -- B4618. Sherlock Holmes in New York. 20th Century-Fox. New York: NBC-TV (Ch. 4), Monday, October 18, 1976, 9:00-11:00 p.m. color.

Credits: Director, Boris Sagal; Producer, John Cutts; Executive Producer, Nancy Malone; Executive in Charge of Production, Jack Haley, Jr.; Writer, Alvin Sapinsley.

Cast: Roger Moore (Sherlock Holmes), Patrick Macnee (Dr. Watson), John Huston (Prof. Moriarty), Charlotte Rampling (Irene Adler), David Huddleston (Insp. Lafferty), Gig Young (Mortimer McGraw), Signe Hasso (Frau Reichenbach), Leon Ames (Daniel Furman), John Abbott (Heller), Jackie Coogan (Haymarket Proprietor), Maria Grimm (Nicole Romaine), Geoffrey Moore (Scott Adler).

Reviews: Afghanistanzas, 1, Premier Issue (October 31, 1976), 7-8 (Dan Seggebruch); Albuquerque Journal (October 18, 1976), A17 (David Eden); The Armchair Detective, 10, No. 1 (January 1977), 68 (Robert W. Hahn); Cinefantastique, 5 (1976), 29 (Daniel Masloski); Daily Express (January 23, 1976) (Ivor Davis); Deseret News [Salt Lake City] (June 18, 1976), A23 (Vernon Scott); DCC, 13, No. 1 (December 1976), 8 (Robert W. Hahn); Frau im Spiegel, Nr. 13 (March 18, 1976), 48 (Terry O'Neill and Ann Moffett); Hollywood Reporter (October 18, 1976) (Morna Murphy), Independent-Journal [San Rafael] (October 18, 1976), 37 (Jay Sharbutt); Los Angeles Times (October 18, 1976), II, 8 (Kevin Thomas); New, York Post (October 18, 1976), 57 (Bob Williams), and reprinted in CPBook, 1, No. 1 (November 1977), 24; Press Democrat [Santa Rosa] (October 18, 1976), 24; San Diego Union/TV Week (July 4-10, 1976), 3 (Don Freeman); San Francisco Chronicle (October 18, 1976), 38 (Joan Hanauer); SM, 4, Nos. 3-4 (January 8, 1977), 4 (Mary Neff); TV Guide, 24 (October 16, 1976), A-9 (Judith Crist); TV's Dynamic Heroes, No. 1 (1976), 58-62 (Jeremy Newell and Bud Gray).

See also DB4845.

C21123. -- B4619. My Dear Uncle Sherlock. ABC (Ch. 9), Saturday, April 16, 1977, 10:00-10:30 a.m. (Short Story Special)

Credits: Sponsors, Mego Corp. and Nabisco.

Cast: Royal Dano (Uncle George), Robbie Rist (Joey), John Carter (Mr. Trimble), Inga Swenson (Mrs. Trimble), John Milford (Dave Taylor), John Karlen (Leggett).

"It's just a game when young Joey and his Uncle George pretend they're the famous detective team of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson ... until Joey finds himself with a real mystery on his hands!" (TV Guide)

See also DB5124.

C21124. -- B4620. The Case of the Missing Bird. WIIC-TV (Ch. 11), Sunday, August 28, 1977, 10:30-11:00 a.m. (Catercousins)

Cast: John C. Eskridge (Sherlock Holmes), Nick Tael (Dr. Coraopolis), Becky Dean (Lady Minor), Gandalf the Grey (cat).

Review: ND (September 1977), 3.

C21125. -- B4621. "The Case of the Scarlet Membrane." New York: NBC (Ch. 4), April 8, 1978, 11:30-1:00 a.m. (Saturday Night Live)

Credits: Writers, Al Franken and Tom Davis.

Cast: Michael Palin (Sherlock Holmes), Dan Aykroyd (Dr. Watson), Jane Curtain (Mrs. Hudson), Bill Murray (Insp. La Trad), Gilda Radner (Sylvia Hammerkrack), John Belushi (a bobbie).

C21126. -- B4622. In Search of ... Sherlock Holmes. Los Angeles: KNBC-TV, Thursday, September 21, 1978.

Credits: Writer and Producer, J. Francis Hitching; Series Producer, Jeffrey Pill; Executive Producer, Alan Landsburg.

Participants: Leonard Nimoy (host), Peter Lovesey, Stanley MacKenzie, Philip Dalton, and H. R. F. Keating.

C21127. A Motive for Murder. TVP Poltel/Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 1)

Credits: Producer, Director, and Writer, Sheldon Reynolds; Script Consultant, Anthony Burgess.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Kay Walsh (Mrs. Hudson), Julian Fellowes (Clifford), Norman Bird (Denham), Janet Turner (Andrea).

C21128. The Case of the Speckled Band. TVP Poltel/Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 2)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds; Adapter, Michael Allen.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Victoria Tennant (Julia Stoner), Melissa Stribling (Mrs. Langley).

C21129. Murder on a Midsummer's Eve. TVP Poltel/Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 3)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds; Writers, Michael Allen and Adam Bishop.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Sue Lloyd (Elizabeth Neale), Colette Gleeson (Lady Warminster), Robin Parkinson (Albert Neale), Sally Travers (Mary Mulligan).

C21130. Four Minus Four Is One. TVP Poltel/Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 4)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds; Writer, Ian Bishop.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Robin Scoby (Paul Devon), Ann Maxwell (Susan Taunton), Geoffrey Russell (Tall Man).

C21131. The Case of the Perfect Crime. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 5)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Ronald Stevens; Writer, Joe Morheim.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Geoffrey Russell (Commissioner), Iain Rattray (Toby Judson), Bob Goody (Dr. Fishblade), Oliver Maguire (Young Man).

C21132. The Case of Harry Rigby. TVP Poltel/Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 6)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Val Guest; Writers, Sheldon Reynolds and Ray Allen.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Cheryl Kennedy (Sarah Bailey).

C21133. The Case of Blind Man's Bluff. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 7)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Peter Sasdy; Writers, Lou Morheim and Robin Bishop.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), John Carson (Vickers), Paul Hardwick (Dr. Jonas).

C21134. A Case of High Security. TVP Poltel/Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 8)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Roy Baker; Writer, Robin Bishop.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Derek Bond (Sir Charles), Julian Fellowes (Chapman).

C21135. The Case of Harry Crocker. TVP Poltel/Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 9)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Freddie Francis; Writers, Harold Jack Bloom and Robin Bishop.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), John Judd (Harry Crocker), Robert Gillespie (Charlie Willis), Stacy Darning (Miss Za Za), Morgan Sheppard (Man in Morgue).

C21136. The Case of the Deadly Prophecy. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 10)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Freddie Francis; Writers, George and Gertrude Fass.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson).

C21137. The Case of the Baker Street Nursemaids. TVP Poltel/Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 11)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Val Guest; Writer, Joseph Victor.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Brian Hawksley (Butler).

C21138. The Case of the Purloined Letter. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 12)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Val Guest; Writers, Sheldon Reynolds and George Fowler.

Cast: Geoffrey Whithead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Richard Greene (Lord Brompton), Arnold Diamond (Dr. Sergius), Tony Caunter (Ballard).

C21139. The Case of the Final Curtain. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 13)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Val Guest; Writer, Joe Morheim.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Philip Gilbert (Mrs. Brighton), Peter Lukas (Priam), Robin Halstead (Pettyfoot), Patsy Smart (Mrs. Chivvey), Clifford Mollison (Carstairs).

C21140. The Case of the Three Brothers. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 14)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Val Guest; Writer, Joe Morheim.

Cast: Geoffrey Whithead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Glynis Barber (Meredith Stanhope), Barry Stokes (Everett Stanhope), Catriona MacColl (Helen Gray).

C21141. The Case of the Body in the Case. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 15)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Roy Ward Baker; Writer, Tudor Gates.

Cast: Geoffrey Whithead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Marianne Lawrence (Victoria Fairfax), George Mikell (Hugo).

C21142. The Case of the Deadly Tower. TVP Poltel/Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 16)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Roy Ward Baker; Writer, Joe Morheim.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Catherine Schell (Lady Tarlton), Geoffrey Bayldon (Hadlock), Jestyn Phillips (Dr. Rinaldo).

C21143. The Case of Smith & Smythe. TVP Poltel/Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 17)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Roy Ward Baker; Writers, Joe Morheim and Sheldon Reynolds.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Tommy Godfrey (Herbert Smith), Bernard Bresslaw (Hubert Smythe), Shelagh McLeod (Jane Smith), Keith Skinner (John Smythe).

C21144. The Case of the Luckless Gambler. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 18)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Roy Ward Baker; Writer, Joe Morheim.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Derren Nesbitt (George Wharton), Lee Whitlock (Chris Wharton), Mike Crane (Powerhouse Percy), Tommy Godfrey (Jack Driscoll).

C21145. The Case of the Shrunken Heads. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 19)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Val Guest; Writer, Tudor Gates.

Cast: Geoffrey Whithead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Richard Hunter (Freddy Mcintyre), Simon Oates (James Mcintyre).

C21146. The Case of the Magruder's Millions. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 20)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Val Guest; Writer, Joe Morheim.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (,Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Eric Francis (Malcolm Magruder), David Buck (Vincent Chesney), Sue Lloyd (Miss Collins), James Bree (Butler).

C21147. The Case of the Traveling Killer. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 21)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Val Guest; Writer, George Fowler.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Caroline Ellis (Theresa).

C21148. The Case of the Other Ghost. TVP Poltel/Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 22)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Val Guest; Writers, Tudor Gates and Julian Fellowes.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Godfrey Talbot (Sir Charles), Michael Sheard (Butler).

C21149. The Case of the Sitting Target. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 23)

Credits: Producer, Sheldon Reynolds; Director, Aurelio Crugnola; Writer, Sheldon Reynolds.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Patrick Newell (Inspector Lestrade), Tony Caunter (Channing), Glynis Barber (Sophie).

C21150. The Case of the Close-Knit Family. TVP Poltel/ Sheldon Reynolds Organization. Distributed by American International Television. 1979. (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, No. 24)

Credits: Producer and Director, Sheldon Reynolds; Writer, Andrea Reynolds.

Cast: Geoffrey Whitehead (Sherlock Holmes), Donald Pickering (Dr. Watson), Sally Travers (Lady Noell), Godfrey Talbot (Sir Oliver), Janet Spencer-Turner (Claire, Victoria, Jonathan).

Reviews of above series: Albuquerque Journal (October 19, 1979), H-9; BSJ, 30, No. 1 (March 1980), 61 (Chris Steinbrunner); DCC, 19, No. 5 (December 1983), 2-3 (Robert W. Hahn); EQMM, 75 (May 5, 1980), 98 (Chris Steinbrunner); Evening Star [Burnley] (November 24, 1979); Hungry Eye [PBS Magazine, Oreg.] (February 1982), 11, and reprinted in CPBook, 5, No. 2 (June 1982), 447; MB, 8, Nos. 2-3 (Summer-Fall 1982), 22-24 (Ronald E. Lies); Oregonian (February 4, 1982), C7 (Peter Farrell), and reprinted in CPBook, 5, No. 2 (June 1982), 452.

C21151. The Treasure of Alpheus T. Winterborn. New York: CBS-TV, Friday, December 26, 1980, 4:00-5:00 p.m. (Children's Mystery Theatre)

Credits: Writer, Kimmer Ringwald; Producer, Diane and Paul Asselin; Director, Murray Golden.

Cast: Keith McConnell (Sherlock Holmes), Laurie Main (Dr. Watson), Keith Mitchell (youngster), Dody Goodman (Miss Eells), Matthew Tobin (Philpotts), Al Lewis (Gegenfurtner), Louis Guss (Loomis).

A young boy searches for a fortune hidden by an eccentric millionaire.

Based on the book by John Bellairs (New York: Harcourt, 1978) (New York: Bantam/ Skylark, 1980). Holmes and Watson do not appear in the book.

C21152. "The Case of the Compulsive Sherlockian," Today. New York: NBC-TV, Wednesday, October 14, 1981, 9:50-9:56 a.m. Narrated by Boyd Matson.

An interview with John Bennett Shaw of Santa Fe, interspersed with clips from the Rathbone/Bruce films and the barking Sigurd. Shaw upstages Rathbone!

C21153. Sherlock Holmes. HBO, Sunday, November 15, 1981, 8:00-10:30 p.m.

Credits: Writer, William Gillette; Director, Peter Hunt; Sets, John Kasarda; Costumes, David Murin; Lighting, Ken Billington; Music, Arthur B. Rubenstein.

Cast: Frank Langella (Sherlock Holmes), Richard Woods (Dr. Watson), Susan Clark (Madge Larrabee), Robert Brolli (Forton), Stephen Collins (James Larrabee), Barbette Tweed (Terese), Louis Beachner (Sidney Prince), Laurie Kennedy (Alice Faulkner), Michale Quill (John), George Morfogen (Professor Moriarty), Dwight Schultz (Bassick), Christian Slater (Billy), Frank Maraden (Leary), Ralph Strait (McTague), Tom Atkins (Craigin), Jennifer Harmon (Mrs. Smeedley), William Duell (Parsons), Hugo N. Furst (Cabman), Sebastian Moran (Old Gentleman), John Tillinger (Sir Edward Leighton), Yusef Bulos (Count Von Stalburg).

Reviews: Afghanistanzas, 6, No. 4 (October 1982), 8 (John Wyman); Berkshire Eagle [Pittsfield] (October 9, 1981); Daily News (November 18, 1981), 86 (Kay Gardella); New York Times (November 19, 1981), C30 (John J. O'Connor), and reprinted in The Berkshire Eagle (November 27, 1981), and CPBook, 4, No. 4 (December 1981), 390; Niles Daily Times (November 23, 1981), GE 12 (Vernon Scott), and reprinted in CPBook, 7, Nos. 1-2 (March-June 1984), 665; Philadelphia Inquirer (November 25, 1981), 16-D (Lee Winfrey), and reprinted in CPBook, 6, No. 2 (June 1983), 551; Q£$, 4, No. 1 (February 1983), 74-75 (Brian E. Lodge); San Francisco Chronicle (November 28, 1981), 29 (George Dzundza), and reprinted in CPBook, 4, No. 4 (December 1981), 389; Sunday Oregonian/Cable Guide (November 15-21, 1981), cover; Variety (November 27, 1981), 10 (Tone.), and reprinted in CPBook, 4, No. 4 (December 1981), 389.

C21154. Fantasy Island. Save Sherlock Holmes. ABC-TV, Saturday, February 6, 1982, 9:00-10:00 p.m.

Credits: Writer, Arthur C. Pierce; Director, Don Weis; Executive Producers, Aaron Spelling and Leonard Goldberg; Supervising Producer, Arthur Rowe; Producer, Don Ingalls; Co-Producer, Carl Pingitore; Associate Producer, Christopher Chulack.

Cast: Peter Lawford (Sherlock Holmes), Donald O'Connor (Dr. Watson), Ron Ely (Kevin Lansing), J. Pat O'Malley (Admiral Winslow), Ian Abercrombie (Inspector Lestrade), Camila Ashlend (Mrs. Hudson), George Reynolds (Gore), Mel Ferrer (Collingswood and Moriarty), Rita Jenrette (Nurse Heavenly); Ricardo Montalban (Mental Patient).

In this idiotic Holmes production -- the worst of the lot -- a department-store detective must save the Master Detective. He wasn't worth saving! Only has-been actors would agree to appear in such a stupid production. Dramatizations like this not only do Holmes a great injustice but surely must adversely affect his image and popularity among the general public.

Reviews: DCC, 18, No. 2 (April 1982), 5 (Norman M. Davis); GMG, 1, No. 4 (April 1982), 8 (Norman M. Davis).

C21155. Magnum, P.I. Holmes Is Where the Heart Is. New York: CBS-TV, Thursday, March 8, 1964, 8:00-9:00 P.M.

Credits: Writers, Judy Burns and Jay Higely.

Cast: Patrick Macnee (Sherlock Holmes), John Hillerman (Higgins/Dr. Watson), Tom Selleck (Magnum), Maurice Roeves (Hopkins), Michael Billington (Lever), George Cheung (Victor Ching/Moriarty).

An old friend (Patrick Macnee) of Higgins' arrives in Hawaii suffering from the delusion that he is Holmes, and Higgins is his trusted assistant, Watson.

Reviews: GMG, 3, No. 3 (Spring 1984), 14-15 (Norman M. Davis; Barton A. Eberman).

C21156. Remington Steele. Elementary Steele. New York: NBC-TV, Tuesday, May 22, 1984, 9:00-10:00 p.m.

Cast: Pierce Brosnan (Remington Steele), Stephanie Zimbalist (Laura), Lynne Randall (Rocky), Peter Evans (Sherlock Holmes), Keone Young (Mr. Moto), Barry Jenner (Eddie Lucas).

"Mystery buffs have signed up for a make-believe case that's actually a scheme to locate a murderous embezzler."

C21157. The Many Faces of Sherlock Holmes. Avery Productions. PBS, Saturday, March 8, 1986, 9:15-10:12 p.m.

Credits: Writer, Bob Greenberg; Producer, Bruce Curtis; Director, David Muscal; Production Associates, Ronnie James and Ron Haydock.

"Christopher Lee hosts a broad overview of the men who have played the master detective and his faithful assistant on stage and screen. Highlights include a clip of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle talking about his inspiration for Holmes -- a college professor." (TV Guide).

C21158. Clue: Movies, Murder, and Mystery! New York: CBS-TV, Wednesday, September 17, 1986, 9:00-10:00 p.m.

A documentary on the many forms of mystery, which featured a Sherlock Holmes salute that included segments from Young Sherlock Holmes, the Rathbone/Bruce series, and the rare 1929 interview with Doyle. The program was hosted by Martin Mull.

C21159. Sherlock Jones and Proctor Watson. PBS, Sundays, January 4-March 8, 1987, 10:30-11:00 a.m. 10 episodes.

Puppets interact with people when a lad named Bryan Hudson (Chad Sheets) finds a Sherlock Holmes clone in his attic and hears the family dog Proctor speaking. In the opener, Bryan and his friend Teddy (Jason Smith) run into trouble when they sell cut-rate cassette tapes to their friends at school.

C21160. The Return of Sherlock Holmes. New York: CBS-TV, Saturday, January 10, 1987, 9:00-11:00 p.m.

Credits: Writer and Supervising Producer, Bob Shayne; Producer, Nick Gillott; Director, Kevin Connor; Music, Ken Thorne; Production Designer, Keith Wilson; Editor, Bernard Gribble; Director of Photography, Tony Imi; UK Casting, Sharon Howard-Field; U.S. Casting, Sally Powers; Production Manager, Claude Hudson; 1st Assistant Director, Bill Westley; 2nd Assistant Director, Gerry Toomey; Costume Designer, Graham Williams; Art Director, Simon Wakefield; Makeup, Sandra Shepherd, Hairstylist, Helen Lennox; Wardrobe Supervisor, Hilary Watson; Gaffer, Micky Wilson; Script Supervisor, Lorraine Fennell; Production Sound Mixer, Tony Dawe; Sound editor, Sam Horta; Music Editor, Robert Takagi; Music Supervisor, Robert Drasnin; Production Executive, Paul Tucker; Post Production Executive, Cosmas Bolger; Technical Consultants, Sean M. Wright, H.R.F. Keating, Barbara Cooper.

Cast: Michael Pennington (Sherlock Holmes), Margaret Colin (Jane Watson), Lila Kaye (Miss Houston), Connie Booth (Violet), Nicholas Guest (Tobias Gregson), Barry Morse (Carter Morstan), William Hootkins (Spellman), Tony Steedman (The Doctor), Paul Maxwell (Hopkins), Shane Rimmer (Stark), Olivier Pierre (Hampton), Sheila Brand (Kitty), Ray Jewers (Singer), Daniel Benzali (Ross), John Sterland, Miles Richardson, Sneth Gupta, Ricco Ross, Nancy Paul, Debora Weston, Hubert Tucker, Howard Swinson.

Reviews: CH, 10, No. 4 (Summer 1987), 1 (Chris Redmond); Christian Science Monitor (January 9, 1987) (Arthur Unger); Coloradoan [Fort Collins] (February 5, 1987), B1, B6 (Cliff Radel); Detroit Free Press (January 9, 1987) (Bettelou Peterson); Hollywood Reporter (January 8, 1987), 3, 48 (Miles Beller); Houston Chronicle (January 9, 1987) (Bruce Westbrook); New York Post (January 9, 1987) (Laurel Gross); News [Saginaw, Mich.] (January 10, 1987) (Janet I. Martineau); Outlook (January 10, 1987), A6 (Faye Zuckerman); Q£$, 8, No. 1 (February 1987), 14; SHR, 1, No. 2 (1987), 53-54 (William A. Barton); Sun [Baltimore] (January 10, 1987), 1D, 8D (Steve McKerrow); TV Guide (January 9, 1987) (Judith Crist); USA Today (January 8, 1987) (Matt Roush), and reprinted in MSB, 10, No. 2 (February 1987), 5; Variety (January 9, 1987), 31, 38 (Tone.); Winnipeg Sun (January 9, 1987), 2 (Rick Forchuk).

C21161. Hands of a Murderer. New York: CBS-TV, Wednesday, May 16, 1990, 9:00-11:00 p.m.

Credits: Writer, Charles Edward Pogue; Produced by Storke/Fuisz Productions, in association with Yorkshire Television; Executive Producers, William F. Storke, Robert E. Fuisz; Producer, Norman Foster; Director, Stuart Orme; Music, Colin Towns; Film Editor, Keith Palmer; Production Designer, Malcolm Middlebury; Director of Photography, Ken Westbury; Sound Mixer, Peter Sutton; Costume Designer, Sue Yelland.

Cast: Edward Woodward (Sherlock Holmes), John Hillerman (Dr. Watson), Anthony Andrews (James Moriarty), Kim Thomson (Sophy), Peter Jeffrey (Mycroft Holmes), Terence Lodge (Lestrade), Warren Clarke (Colonel Booth), Christopher Fairbank (Sturb), Harry Audley (Richard Farrington), David Sibley (Finch), Michael Tezcan (Kasim), Nickolas Grace (Oberstein), Geoffrey Rose (Preacher), Jimmy Flint (Wickes), Graham Gill (Ballad Monger), John Tordoff (Berton), Ronald Nunnery (Drunk), Danny Newman (Wiggins), Ben Waters (1st Irregular), Steve Ellis (1st Policeman), Honora Burke (Queen Victoria).

"The action-filled adventure begins when Moriarty, captured at last by Holmes, escapes from the gallows to offer him a challenge. The plot thickens as secret government documents are stolen from the safe of Sherlock's equally brilliant brother, Mycroft Holmes, and Holmes deduces that Moriarty is behind the theft.

"Moriarty discovers that the documents are in code, a code that only Mycroft can help him decipher, so he sets out to kidnap Mycroft. With cunning disguises and clever traps employed by both sides, Holmes and Watson race the clock, trying to keep a step ahead of their arch-enemy, to rescue Mycroft and keep England's greatest military secrets from falling into the wrong hands."

Reviews: BSN, 7, No. 1 (Hilary Term 1990), 2 (Roger Mortimore); Broadcast (March 30, 1990); Chicago Sun-Times (May 16, 1990), 11, 51 (Daniel Ruth); Courier-Journal [Louisville] (May 16, 1990) (Tom Dorsey); Daily Mail (March 12, 1990); Daily News (May 15, 1990), 81 (Kay Gardella), and reprinted in ST, No. 16 (July 1991); Daily Record [Morris County, N.J.] (May 16, 1990) (Ron Miller), and reprinted in BSS, 2, No. 4 (Summer 1990), and MSB, 13, No. 3 (Mid-Summer 1990), 3-4; Gannett Westchester Newspapers (May 10, 1990), E38; Hollywood Reporter (February 21, 1990); (May 16, 1990), 4, 16 (Miles Beller); KCDJ, No. 62 (June 15, 1990), 3 (Richard Reynolds); Los Angeles Times/ Datebook (May 13, 1990), 48 (Paul Henniger); Mercury News [San Jose] (March 3, 1990) (Marilyn Beck); MPapers, No. 3 (1990), 88-89 (Jean Upton); New York/Television (May 21, 1990) (John Leonard), and reprinted in MSB, 13, No. 3 (Mid-Summer 1990), 3; New York Post (May 16, 1990), 64 (David Bianculli); Newsday (May 15, 1990), 9, 12 (Marvin Kitman), and reprinted in TP, No. 4 (June 1990), 5-6; Orange County Register (May 16, 1990), L1, L5 (Barry Koltnow); (May 16, 1990), L4 (Ray Richmond); Oxford Mail (March 12, 1990) (John Lawrence); Oxford Times (March 16, 1990); Peterborough Evening Telegraph (April 20, 1990) (Simon Hulber); Philadelphia Inquirer/ TV Week (May 13-19, 1990), cover; St. Louis Post-Dispatch/Television (May 13-19, 1990), 6 (Jay Bobbin); San Jose Mercury (May 15, 1990), 1F, 4F (Ron Miller); SHR, 2, No. 4 (1990), 189-190 (William A. Barton; Pat Ward); Sunday Oklahoman/Television News (May 13-19, 1990), cover, 4-5 (Maxine Cole); Sunday Oregonian/TV Click (May 13, 1990), 29, 31 (Jay Bobbin); TV Guide (March 31, 1990) (Marilyn Beck); (May 12, 1990), 20-22 (David Gritten); Variety (May 16, 1990), 78 (Tone.).

C21162. Father Dowling Mysteries. The Consulting Detective Mystery. New York: ABC-TV, Thursday, April 25, 1991.

Partial credits: Director, Sharon Miller.

Cast: Tom Bosley (Father Frank Dowling), Tracy Nelson (Sister Steve), James Stephens (Father Stu), Marie Wickes (Marie the housekeeper), Rupert Frazer (Sherlock Holmes).

"Dowling (Tom Bosley) doubles his deductive powers while investigating a murder by consulting with his mentor Sherlock Holmes (Rupert Frazer), whom only he can see." (TV Guide)

Review: SHIEN, No. 6 (November 1991), 10, 18 (Gerald F. O'Hara).

C21163. The Crucifer of Blood. New York: TNT, Monday, November 4, 1991, 8:00-10:00 p.m.

Credits: Executive Producer, Peter Snell; Co-Executive Producers, Richard Horner, Lynne Stuart; Producer, Director and Writer, Fraser C. Heston; Adapted from the play by Paul Giovanni; Composer, Carl Davis; Associate Producer, Ted Lloyd; Director of Photography, Robin Vidgeon; Art Director, Malcolm Stone; Set Director, Maggie Gray; Editor, Eric Boyd-Perkins; Special Effects Supervisor, Neil Corbould; Production Controller, John Wall; Location Manager, John Southwood; Production Coordinator, Sally Hayman; First Assistant Director, Terry Needham; Second Assistant Director, Michael Stevenson; Third Assistant Director, David Carrigan; Script Supervisor, Beverly Winston; Camera Operators, David Worley and Wally Byatt; Sound Mixer, Brian Simmons; Production Designer, Tony Woollard; Casting Director, Rebecca Howard; Make-Up Supervisor, Nick Dudman; Make-Up Artist, Suzanne Reynolds; Hairdressing Supervisor, Jan Dorman; Hairdresser, Linda Catlin; Wardrobe Supervisor, Richard Pointing; Wardrobe Mistress, Rosemary Worth; Stunt Coordinator, Eddie Stacey; Property Master, Terry Wells.

Cast: Charlton Heston (Sherlock Holmes), Richard Johnson (Dr. Watson), Susannah Harker (Irene St. Claire), Edward Fox (Major Alistair Ross), John Castle (Neville St. Claire), Simon Callow (Inspector Lestrade), Clive Wood (Jonathan Small), James Coyle (Birdy Johnson), Kaleem Janjua (Durga Dass), Stefan Kalipha (Wali Dad), Lloyd McGuire (P.C. Hopkins), Kiran Shah (Tonga), Sidney Livingstone (Mordechai Smith), Roly Lamas (Leper).

Reviews: Albuquerque Journal/Entertainer (November 1, 1991), H1-H2, H31-H32 (Susan King; Jane Sumner); Cable Guide, 10 (November 1991), 8 (Dean Lamanna); DC, 5, No. 2 (April 1992), 18-27 (Michael W. McClure); LOTMMG (December 1991), 2 (Lawrence Nepodahl); ND (November 1991), 5 (Karl H. Suslovic); Scarlet Street, No. 4 (Fall 1991), 62-63 (Richard Valley); SHR, 3, No. 3 (1991), 130-131 (Pat Ward).

C21164. The Crucifer of Blood Press Kit. Atlanta, Ga.: TNT/Turner Network Television, 1991. 1 folder.

Contents: Production Notes. -- Credit Biographies. -- Cast Biographies. -- Photographs. -- Slides.

C21165. Food Lion. [Commercials] Charlotte, N.C.: LV Productions, 1988. 4 commercials (30 seconds ea.)

Cast: Jeff Pillars (Sherlock Holmes), Duke Arnsbarger (Dr. Watson).

Contents: 1. The Case of the Red Catsup. -- 2. The Case of the Green Pickles. -- 3. The Supermarket Mangler. -- 4. The Hound.

C21166. Lennox Industries. Sherlock Holmes. First broadcast: CBS-TV, October 8, 1990. 30 seconds.

Also shown during the 1991 American League and National League playoffs, the World Series, and the 1992 Winter Olympics.

Filmed at The Explorers Club, New York City, August 21, 1990.

Product: Lennox Gas Furnaces.

Credits: Producer, Gomes-Loew; Director, George Gomes.

Cast: Patrick Horgan (Sherlock Holmes), Alexander Sandy Marshall (Dr. Watson).

C21167. Pabst Brewing Co. Sherlock Holmes. First broadcast: CBS-TV, May 30, 1980. 60 seconds; 30 seconds.

Filmed at an "English manor" (a boarding school) in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.

Product: Blue Ribbon Beer.

Credits: Producer, McCann-Erickson; Director, Steve Horn.

Cast: James Cromwell (Sherlock Holmes), Gary Gage (Dr. Watson), Peter McRobbie (Butler), Florence Anglin (Maid), John Ridge (Inspector), George Wallace (Gardener), Catherine Erhardt (Young Girl), Thomas Barbour (Colonel), Chad Deal (Young Man), Margarette Warwick (Dowager), Dan Peters (Bobby), William Holden (voice over).

Review: Wall Street Journal (May 30, 1980), 25 (Bill Abrams).

C21168. Schlitz (Jos.) Brewing Co. "Sixologist." First broadcast: October 1973. 60 seconds.

Product: Schlitz Malt Liquor.

Credits: Production Studio, The Haboush Co.; Advertising Agency, Leo Burnett Co.

Cast: Keith McConnell (Sherlock Holmes), Laurie Main (Dr. Watson).

C21169. -- A5550. Hutchinson, Thomas H. "The Three Garridebs: A Typical Television Script with Production Directions," Adapted for television by Thos. H. Hutchinson. Television Broadcasting: Production, Economics, Technique, by Lenox R. Lohr. New York and London: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1940. p. 50, 58-59, 87; Appendix I, p. 225-265.

The script, with commentary and seventeen photographs, for the historic performance on November 27, 1937. The play was presented during field tests of the NBC system prior to the beginning of public service.

C21170. -- A5551. McLauchlin, Russell. "Tea Time in Baker Street," BSJ [OS], 3, No. 3 (July 1948), 317-329.

----------. ----------, EQMM, 59, No. 2 (February 1972), 92-106.

The audio-video script for what was thought to be the first televised dramatization of Sherlock Holmes. The event took place on March 12, 1948, over Station WWJ-TV of Detroit, Michigan, to honor the Amateur Mendicant Society on the occasion of its annual meeting.

C21171. The David Susskind Show: "Sherlock Holmes Is Alive and Well." Aired August 1975 on PBS stations. Transcription by Ann Byerly. 14 p.

Transcript of a panel discussion of the Master by Nicholas Meyer, Samuel Rosenberg, Albert M. Rosenblatt, John Bennett Shaw, and David Susskind. The interview was taped on December 3, 1974, first broadcast on December 27, and rebroadcast on PBS stations in August 1975.

C21172. Levene, Philip. "The Curious Case of the Countless Clues," The Avengers, by Dave Rogers. London: ITV Books, 1983. p. 152-153. illus.

A teleplay with Sir Arthur Doyle, a Ministry sleuth who appears in Sherlockian attire.

C21173. Paul, Jeremy. The Musgrave Ritual. Romford: Ian Henry Publications, 1992. 39 p.

Reviews: MPapers, No. 5 (1992), 109 (Rosalind Masters); Scarlet Street, No. 10 (Spring 1993), 86 (Richard Valley).

C21174. Paul, Jeremy. The Naval Treaty. [Romford]: Ian Henry Publications, [19911. 45 p. illus.

"A television script adapted from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes."

C21175. Paul, Jeremy. The Problem of Thor Bridge. [Romford]: Ian Henry Publications, [1991]. 50 p. illus.

"A television script adapted from The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes."

C21176. Paul, Jeremy. The Speckled Band. [Romford]: Ian Henry Publications, [1991]. 42 p. illus.

"A television script adapted from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes."

C21177. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Long Beach: Pioneer LDCA, 1990. 1 disc (81 min.) b&w.

C21178. Dressed to Kill. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Long Beach: Pioneer LDCA, 1990. 1 disc (72 min.) b&w. (LV27155)

C21179. The Great Mouse Detective. Music by Henry Mancini. Produced in association with Silver Screen Partners II. Burbank: The Walt Disney Co., [n.d., 1992]. 1 disc (74 min.) color. (No. 1360 AS)

C21180. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Long Beach: Pioneer LDCA, 1990. 1 disc (80 min.) b&w.

C21181. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Sherlock Holmes Faces Death. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. New York: CBS/Fox Video, 1989. 2 discs (148 min.) b&w. (No. 2206-80)

"Features extended personal commentary by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle."

C21182. The Masks of Death. Starring Peter Cushing and John Mills. Los Angeles: Lorimar Home Video/ Image Entertainment, 1988. 1 disc (76 min.) color.

C21183. Murder by Decree. Starring Christopher Plummer and James Mason. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Magnetic Video Corp., 1981. 2 discs (120 min.) color. (No. 4059-80)

C21184. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Long Beach: Pioneer LDCA, 1990. 1 disc (68 min.) b&w. (LV27725)

C21185. Terror by Night. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Long Beach: Pioneer LDCA, 1990. 1 disc. (60 min.) b&w. (LV27820)

C21186. The Woman in Green. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Long Beach: Pioneer LDCA, 1990. 1 disc (68 min.) b&w. (LV27950)

C21187. The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother. Starring Gene Wilder, Marty Feldman, and Madeline Kahn. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Magnetic Video Corp., 1979. 1 videocassette (91 min.) color. (No. 1063)

C21188. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Starring Ronald Howard and Howard Marion-Crawford. Los Angeles: Curtain Call Productions, 1984. 4 videocassettes. (Nos. 9025, 9026, 9027, 9028)

Contents: Vol. 1. The Red-Headed League. The Deadly Prophecy. -- Vol. 2. The Jolly Hangman. -- The Vanished Detective: -- Vol. 3. The Beligerant Ghost. -- Baker Street Bachelors. -- Vol. 4. The Haunted Gainsborough. -- The Exhumed Client.

C21189. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Starring Ronald Howard and Howard Marion-Crawford. Burbank: Video Classics, 1985. 18 videocassettes. (Classic TV Series) (VCC 801-VCC 804, VCC 822-VCC 835)

Contents: Vol. 1. The Case of the Red-Headed League. -- The Case of the Deadly Prophecy. -- Vol. 2. The Case of the Jolly Hangman. -- The Case of the Vanished Detective. -- Vol. 3. The Case of the Belligerent Ghost. -- The Case of the Baker Street Bachelors. -- Vol. 4. The Case of the Haunted Gainsborough. -- The Case of the Exhumed Client. -- Vol. 5. The Case of the Blindman's Bluff. -- The Case of the Baker Street Nursemaids. -- Vol. 6. The Case of the Royal Murder. -- The Case of the Perfect Husband. -- Vol. 7. The Mother Hubbard Case. -- The Case of the Unlucky Gambler. -- Vol. 8. The Case of the Imposter Mystery. -- The Case of the Greystone Inscription. -- Vol. 9. The Case of the Neurotic Detective. -- The Case of the Impromptu Performance. -- Vol. 10. The Case of the Singing Violin. -- The Case of the Shoeless Engineer. -- Vol. 11. The Case of the Thistle Killer. -- The Case of the Split Ticket. -- Vol. 12. The Case of the Diamond Tooth. -- The Case of the Careless Suffragette. -- Vol. 13. The Case of the Winthrop Legend. -- The Case of the Laughing Mummy. -- Vol. 14. The Case of the Pennsylvania Gun. -- The Case of the Reluctant Carpenter. -- Vol. 15. The Case of the Cunningham Heritage. -- The Case of Lady Beryl. -- Vol. 16. The Case of the Shy Ballerina. -- The Case of the French Interpreter. -- Vol. 17. The Case of Harry Crocker. -- The Case of the Eiffel Tower. -- Vol. 18. The Case of the Night Train Riddle. -- The Case of the Tyrant's Daughter.

First shown on WRCA-TV, 1954-1955 (DA5510 -- DA5548).

C21190. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Livonia, Mich.: Playhouse Video, 1986. 1 videocassette (86 min.) b&w.

C21191. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. An MGM/CBS Home Video presentation. New York: CBS Video, 1981. 1 videocassette (147 min.) b&w. (CV600046)

C21192. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Blue Carbuncle. Starring Jeremy Brett and David Burke. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1986. 1 videocassette (52 min.) color. hi-fi. (No. 2105)

C21193. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Dancing Men. Starring Jeremy Brett and David Burke. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1986. 1 videocassette (52 min.) color. hi-fi. (No. 2106)

C21194. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Naval Treaty. Starring Jeremy Brett and David Burke. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1986. 1 videocassette (52 min.) color. hi-fi. (No. 12124)

C21195. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: A Scandal in Bohemia. Starring Jeremy Brett and David Burke. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1985. 1 videocassette (52 min.) color. hi-fi. (No. 2104)

C21196. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Solitary Cyclist. Starring Jeremy Brett and David Burke. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1986. 1 videocassette (52 min.) color. hi-fi. (No. 12123)

C21197. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Speckled Band. Starring Jeremy Brett and David Burke. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1985. 1 videocassette (52 min.) color. hi-fi. (No. 2013)

C21198. The Amazing Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. London: CIC Video, 1984. 1 videocassette (48 min.) color. VHS PAL (VHR3004)

"The animated adventures of Sherlock Holmes featuring Mr. Hound as Sherlock and a terrier as Dr. Watson. Together these wonderful characters solve the mysteries of the Blue Carbuncle and the Little Client."

C21199. Baker Street Newsreel. Presented by The Old Soldiers of Baker Street of the Two Saults. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.: Charm Audio, 1992. 1 videocassette (25 min.) b&w. color.

Jacket notes by W. T. Rabe.

Jacket caricature of Holmes by Minge and photo of Bill and Ann Rabe.

An amateur production on the location of 221b, the dedication of the Rossli plaque, the Mendicants' meeting at the Caucus Club, the Reichenbach Falls, plus a promotional film for The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes.

C21200. Christopher Morley Centennial Symposium: Sherlock Holmes/Christopher Morley Birthday Dinner, May 5, 1990. Chicago: VISCOM, 1990. 1 videocassette (155 min.) color.

Contents: Christopher Morley, Forgotten Man of American Letters, by Warren Scheideman. -- The Poetry of Christopher Morley, by Eli Liebow. -- Christopher Morley and the BSI, by Robert Mangler. -- Christopher Morley, the Haunted Bookshopper, by Thomas J. Joyce. -- Christopher Morley, Metrophile, by Allen Mackler. -- Christopher Morley, a Birthday Salute, by Anna Lou Ashby. -- Master of Ceremonies: Charles Shields.

C21201. The Clue According to Sherlock Holmes. Starring Keith Mitchell, Dody Goodman, Keith McConnell, and Laurie Main. Video Gems, c.1980. 1 videocassette (approx. 50 min.) color. (Family Entertainment, VG4175)

First shown (as The Treasure of Alpheus T. Winterborn) on CBS-TV, December 26, 1980.

C21202. Columbia University Libraries. Preservation Committee. Murder in the Stacks. 1987. 1 videocassette. (14.30 min.) color.

"Sherlock Holmes [Daniel Chapman] and his trusted aide Dr. John H. Watson [David Bowman.] teach library staff and users the hows and why of preventive preservation.

"The 15-minute videotape shows the ways that books are `murdered' by poor handling. The murder methods exposed by the detective include too-tight shelving, careless removal from the shelf, paper clips and rubber bands left between pages, and eating and drinking in the library.

"The video was produced by Columbia University's Department of Libraries Conversation with a $20,000 grant from the New York State Education Department. The shooting, using professional actors and crew, took place in mid-March in the Philosophy Reading Room of Columbia's Butler Library." (American Libraries, 18, October 1987, p. 797-798)

C21203. Columbia University Libraries. Preservation Committee. Shedding Light on the Case: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery. New York: 1990. 1 videocassette (17:49 min.) color.

Credits: Video Task Force: Roberta S. Pilette, Hollee Haswell, Barbara Paulson, and Sarah Elliston Weiner; Script, Ed Schultz; Music, Carl Schurtz.

Holmes (Daniel Chapman) and Watson (David Bowman) show what preservation techniques to employ while placing library and archival material on exhibition. A sequel to Murder in the Stacks.

Review: TP, No. 5 (September 1990), 8.

C21204. The Complete Sherlock Holmes Collection. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Livonia, Mich.: Key Video/The CBS/Fox Co., 1988. 14 videocassettes. b&w. (Nos. 7775-7789)

Contents: [Vol. 1] The Hound of the Baskervilles. -- [Vol. 2] The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. -- [Vol. 3] Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror. -- [Vol. 4] Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. -- [Vol. 5] Sherlock Holmes in Washington. -- [Vol. 6] Sherlock Holmes Faces Death. -- [Vol. 7] The Spider Woman. -- [Vol. 8] The Scarlet Claw. -- [Vol. 9] The Pearl of Death. -- [Vol. 10] The House of Fear. -- [Vol. 11] The Woman in Green. -- [Vol. 12] Pursuit to Algiers. -- [Vol. 13] Terror by Night. -- [Vol. 14] Dressed to Kill.

The soundtracks were issued on records under the title Sherlock Holmes by Murray Hill, 1980.

See also DA5146-DA5159.

C21205. The Crucifer of Blood. Starring Charlton Heston and Richard Johnson. New York: Turner Home Entertainment, 1992. 1 videocassette (approx. 105 min.) color. hi-fi stereo. (No. 6158)

Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.

Rated: M.

C21206. Disney's Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers: Super Sleuths. Los Angeles: Walt Disney Home Video, [n.d., 1991]. 1 videocassette (44 min.) color. (No. 907)

Partial contents: No. 1. The Pound of the Baskervilles.

C21207. Dressed to Kill. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. New York: Crown Video, [n.d., 1985]. 1 videocassette (72 min.) b&w. (Crown Movie Classics)

C21208. Dressed to Kill. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. New York: Goodtimes Home Video Corp., 1984. 1 videocassette (72 min.) b&w. (VHT-5003)

C21209. Dressed to Kill. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Hal Roach Studios, 1985. 1 videocassette (72 min.) b&w. (V011)

"Award Quality Movie Greats."

C21210. Dressed to Kill. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Indianapolis: Kartes Video Communications, [1984]. 1 videocassette (72 min.) b&w. (Video Film Classics)

C21211. Dressed to Kill. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Star Classics, 1985. 1 videocassette (72 min.) b&w. (No. 3151)

C21212. Dressed to Kill. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Nashville: United American Video Corp., 1985. 1 videocassette (72 min.) b&w. (No. 41)

C21213. Dressed to Kill. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Burbank: Video Classics, 1985. 1 videocassette (72 min.) b&w. (VCC 924)

C21214. Dressed to Kill. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. West Long Branch, N.J.: Video Warehouse, [n.d.]. 1 videocassette (72 min.) b&w.

C21215. Dressed to Kill. Terror by Night. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Hollywood: The Nostalgia Merchant, [n.d.]. 1 videocassette (132 min.) b&w. (No. 6022)

C21216. The Friends of Bogies at Baker Street. That's Elementary! New York: Lioness/Dragon -- The Friends of Bogies at Baker Street Partnership, 1988. 1 videocassette.

A videotaped version of A Study in Celluloid.

Credits: Producer, Director, Photographer, and Editor, Timothy E. Liebe; Set Design, Thomas Gentille; Lighting Design, Deborah Ellen Matlock; Titles Design, Karen Sideman; Choreography, Thomas Gansevoort.

Contents: 1. A Study in Celluloid, written and performed by Sarah Montague, Andrew Joffe, and Paul Singleton. Songs by Andrew Joffe and George Zaar. Incidental Music by Andrew Joffe. Holmes's cases as portrayed by famous movie teams: The Perils of Sherlock (D.W. Griffith-Biograph), On the Road to Reichenbach (Bob Hope and Bing Crosby), The Good, the Bad, and the Elementary (Clint Eastwood and Eli Wallach -- Spaghetti Western), and La Perfectly Swell Hiatus (Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers). With narration and introductions. -- 2. A Carbuncular Carol, written and narrated by Henry W. Enberg. A poem version of Blue, with artistic visualization by Thomas Gentille.

Reviews: BSJ, 39, No. 1 (March 1989), 58-59 (Philip A. Shreffler); Billboard, 100, No. 31 (August 6, 1988).

C21217. The Great Mouse Detective. Music by Henry Mancini. Produced in association with Silver Screen Partners II. Burbank: The Walt Disney Co., [n.d., 1992]. 1 videocassette (74 min.) color. hi-fi stereo. (No. 1360)

"A Walt Disney Classic."

C21218. The Great Mouse Detective Electronic Press Kit. Burbank: The Walt Disney Co./AME, February 27, 1992. 1 videocassette. color.

Contents: 1. Hello Toby. -- 2. Ratigan Song. -- 3. The Queen's Present. -- 4. Melissa's Song. -- 5. The Mouse Trap. -- 6. Big Ben.

C21219. Holmes on the Horizon. May 16-23, 1992. Etobicoke, Ontario: Doug Elliott, 1992. 1 videocassette (120 min.) color.

The Cruise Committee: Susan Rice, Mary Ellen Rich, Dorothy Stix, Bob Thomalen.

C21220. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Starring Peter Cushing, André Morell, and Christopher Lee. Livonia, Mich.: CBS/Fox Co., 1987. 1 videocassette (87 min.) color. hi-fi. (No. 4535)

C21221. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Starring Peter Cushing, André Morell, and Christopher Lee. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Magnetic Video Corp., 1981. 1 videocassette (87 min.) color. (No. 4534-30)

Rated: PG.

C21222. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Starring Peter Cushing, André Morell, and Christoper Lee. MGM/UA Home Video, 1993. 1 videocassette (87 min.) color. hi-fi. (M202000)

Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.

C21223. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Livonia, Mich.: Playhouse Video, 1986. 1 videocassette (80 min.) b&w. (No. 7778)

C21224. It's a Mystery, Charlie Brown. Written and created by Charles M. Schulz. A Lee Mendelson-Bill Melendez Production. Indianapolis: Kartes Video Communications, 1986. 1 videocassette (26 min.) color.

C21225. The Masks of Death. Starring Peter Cushing and John Mills. A Tyburn Production. Irvine, Calif.: Karl-Lorimar Video, c.1984. 1 videocassette (80 min.) color. (No. 402)

C21226. Mister Magoo ... Man of Mystery. Hollywood: Paramount Home Video, 1988. 1 videocassette (96 min.) color. hi-fi stereo. (VHS 2320F)

"UPA cartoon festival [four stories] featuring the nearsighted Mister Magoo. Presented by Henry G. Saperstein .... Sherlock Holmes by A. Conan Doyle. Adapted for television/video by True Boardman."

"In a quartet of the most suspenseful stories of all time, Magoo as Doctor Watson joins Sherlock Holmes as that great detective tracks down hardened criminals."

See also DB6098.

C21227. Murder at the Baskervilles. Starring Arthur Wontner, Ian Fleming, and Lyn Harding. Davenport, Iowa: Blackhawk Films, [n.d.]. 1 videocassette (67 min.) b&w.

Based on Silv, Wontner was Doyle's personal choice to play Holmes. The detective receives an invitation to visit Sir Henry Baskerville at his estate. The vacation is short-lived as the fiancé of Sir Henry's daughter is accused of stealing Silver Blaze and murdering the racehorse's keeper.

C21228. Murder by Decree. Starring James Mason and Christopher Plummer. Los Angeles: Embassy Home Entertainment, 1986. 1 videocassette (120 min.) color. (No. 2053)

"Sherlock Holmes pursues the legendary butcher, Jack the Ripper."

C21229. Murder by Decree. Starring Christopher Plummer and James Mason. Toronto: Inter-Global Video Promotions Ltd., 1986. 1 videocassette (120 min.) color. (No. 1306)

C21230. Murder by Decree. Starring Christopher Plummer and James Mason. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Magnetic Video Corp., 1980. 1 videocassette (120 min.) color. (No. 4059).

Rated: PG.

C21231. 100 Years of Sherlock Holmes. Los Angeles: Curtain Call Productions, 1987. 1 videocassette.

Contents: The Case of the Screaming Bishop (1944 cartoon). -- The Limejuice Mystery (1930 marionettes). -- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1929 newsreel). -- Trailers for seven Basil Rathbone films. -- Lead-in for the Ronald Howard series (1954). -- Trailer for the Peter Cushing "Hound" (1959). -- The Copper Beeches (1912).

C21232. The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes. Starring Robert Stephens and Colin Blakely. Produced and directed by Billy Wilder. Written by Billy Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond. Music by Miklos Rozsa. Filmed in Panavision. Color by Deluxe. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Key Video; Division of CBS/Fox Co., 1985. 1 videocassette (125 min.) color. hi-fi. (No. 4694)

Rated: PG.

C21233. The SBB-Brünig Line. Southampton: MITV Ltd., 1992. 1 videocassette (approx. 50 min.) color. stereo. (Swiss Railways Travelogue)

A video of The Sherlock Holmes Society of London's pilgrimage to Switzerland in May 1991.

Review: SHG, No. 6 (Spring 1593), 23 (Elizabeth Wiggins).

C21234. The Seven-Per-Cent Solution. Starring Nicol Williamson, Robert Duvall, Alan Arkin, and Vanessa Redgrave. Universal City: Videocassette Inc./MCA Home Video, 1984. 1 videocassette (113 min.) color. (No. 55064)

Rated: PG.

C21235. Sherlick Holmes. Starring Harry Reems and Sue Rowan. RCA/Blue Video, [n.d.]. 1 videocassette. color. (VK250)

Rated: X.

C21236. Sherlock Holmes and A Study in Scarlet. Starring the voice of Peter O'Toole. Carmel, Calif.: Pacific Arts Video Records, 1985. 1 videocassette (49 min.) color. (PAVR-594)

Credits: Script, John King; Producer, Eddy Graham; Executive Producers, Tom Stacey and George Stephenson; Composer, John Stuart; A Burbank Films (Australia) Production; Package Design, Jerry Takigawa Design.

C21237. Sherlock Holmes [and] A Study in Scarlet. Starring the voice of Peter O'Toole. New York: Children's Video of America, [n.d.]. 1 videocassette (49 min.) color. (CVA 186)

"A production of Burbank Films. A presentation of Vistar International Productions."

"Recommended by the National Education Association."

C21238. Sherlock Holmes and the Baskerville Curse. Starring the voice of Peter O'Toole. Carmel, Calif.: Pacific Arts Video Records, 1984. 1 videocassette (67 min.) color. (PAVR-555)

Credits: Script, Eddy Graham; Producer, Eddy Graham; Executive Producers, Tom Stacey and George Stephenson; Composer, John Stuart; A Burbank Films (Australia) Production.

C21239. Sherlock Holmes and the Baskerville Curse. Starring the voice of Peter O'Toole. New York: Children's Video of America, [n.d.]. 1 videocassette (67 min.) color. (CVA 184)

"A production of Burbank Films. A presentation of Vistar International, Productions."

"Recommended by the National Education Association."

C21240. Sherlock Holmes and The Sign of Four. Starring the voice of Peter O'Toole. Carmel, Calif.: Pacific Arts Video Records, 1985. 1 videocassette (48 min.) color. (PAVR-563)

Credits: Script, Eddy Graham; Producer, Eddy Graham; Executive Producers, Tom Stacey and George Stephenson; Composer, John Stuart; A Burbank Films (Australia) Production; Package Design, Jerry Takigawa Design.

C21241. Sherlock Holmes and The Sign of Four. Starring the voice of Peter O'Toole. New York: Children's Video of America, [n.d.]. 1 videocassette (48 min.) color. (CVA 185)

"A production of Burbank Films. A presentation of Vistar International, Productions."

"Recommended by the National Education Association."

C21242. Sherlock Holmes and The Valley of Fear. Starring the voice of Peter O'Toole. Carmel, Calif.: Pacific Arts Video Records 1985. 1 videocassette (49 min.) color. (PAVR-593)

Credits: Script, Norma Green; Producer, Tom Stacey; Executive Producers, Tom Stacey and George Stephenson; Composer, John Stuart; A Burbank Films (Australia) Production; Package Design, Jerry Takigawa Design.

C21243. Sherlock Holmes and The Valley of Fear. Starring the voice of Peter O'Toole. New York: Children's Video of America, [n.d.]. I videocassette (49 min.) color. (CVA 187)

"A production of Burbank Films. A presentation of Vistar International, Productions."

"Recommended by the National Education Association."

C21244. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Starring Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, and Lionel Atwell. New York: Crown Video, [n.d., 1985]. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w. (Crown Movie Classics)

C21245. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. New York: Goodtimes Home Video Corp., 1984. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w. (VGT-5004)

C21246. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Hal Roach Studios Film Classics, 1986. 1 videocassette (68 min.) color. (V5013)

"Color by Colorization."

C21247. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Scarborough, Ontario: Inter Global Video, 1985. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w.

C21248. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Indianapolis: Kartes Video Communications, [n.d., 1984]. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w. (Video Film Classics)

C21249. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Memory Lane Video, 1984. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w (No. 19300)

C21250. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Los Angeles: Spotlite Video, 1985. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w.

C21251. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Burbank: Video Classics, 1985. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w. (VCC 929)

C21252. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. West Long Branch, N.J.: Video Warehouse, [n.d.]. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w.

C21253. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Sandy Hook, Conn.: Video Yesteryear, 1982. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w. (No. 887)

C21254. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Terror by Night. Bethpage, N.Y.: Electric Video, 1981. 1 videocassette (128 min.) b&w. (Sherlock Holmes Double Feature No. 1)

C21255. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. The Woman in Green. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Hollywood: The Nostalgia Merchant, [n.d.]. 1 videocassette (136 min.) b&w. (No. 6021)

C21256. Sherlock Holmes TV Shows. Starring Ronald Howard and H. Marion Crawford. Produced by Sheldon Reynolds. Parlin, N.J.: The Not So Private Eye/Andy Jaysnovitch, 1985. 3 videocassettes. b&w.

Contents: Vol. 1. The Eiffel Tower. -- The Exhumed Client. -- The Night Train Riddle. -- The Mystery of Harry Crocker. -- Vol. 2. The Pennsylvania Gun. -- The Reluctant Carpenter. -- The Belligerent Ghost. -- The Careless Suffragette. -- Vol. 3. The Greystone Inscription. -- The Vanished Detective. -- The Christmas Pudding. -- The Baker Street Bachelors.

C21257. Sherlock Hound. Starring Sherlock Hound, Dr. Watson and Professor Moriarty. Voices by Larry Moss, Lewis Arquette, Pat Parris and Hamilton Camp. Woodland Hills, Calif.: Just for Kids Home Video/Celebrity Home Entertainment, 1989-1990. 4 videocassettes (2 hrs. ea.) color. (CHE 3080, 3087, 3108, 3143)

Contents: Vol. 1. Tales of Mystery. -- Vol. 2. The Dogs of Bowserville. -- Vol. 3. The White Cliffs of Rover. -- Vol. 4. Moriarty Unleashed.

C21258. Silver Blaze. Starring Christopher Plummer and Thorley Walters. New York: Learning Corporation of America, [n.d.]. 1 videocassette (31 min.) color. (Classics Dark and Dangerous)

C21259. A Study in Scarlet. Featuring Reginald Owen, Anna May Wong, June Clyde and Alan Mowbray. Showcase Video, 1985. 1 videocassette (62 min.) b&w. (SC201)

C21260. A Study in Scarlet. Starring Reginald Owen and Warburton Gamble. Burbank: Video Classics, 1985. 1 videocassette (62 min.) b&w. (VCC 703)

C21261. A Study in Terror. Starring John Neville and Donald Houston. Burbank: RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video, 1987. 1 videocassette (approx. 94 min.) color. hi-fi.

C21262. Terror by Night. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. New York: Crown Video, [n.d., 1985]. 1 videocassette (60 min.) b&w. (Crown Movie Classics)

C21263. Terror by Night. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. New York: Goodtimes Home Video Corp., 1985. 1 videocassette (60 min.) b&w. (VGT-5071)

C21264. Terror by Night. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Hollywood Gems, 1984. 1 videocassette (60 min.) b&w.

C21265. Terror by Night. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Indianapolis: Kartes Video Communications, [n.d., 1984]. 1 videocassette (60 min.) b&w. (Video Film Classics)

C21266. Terror by Night. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Memory Lane Video, 1984. 1 videocassette (60 min.) b&w. (No. 20030)

C21267. Terror by Night. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Los Angeles: Spotlite Video/ NTA Home Entertainment, 1984. 1 videocassette (60 min.) b&w. (V7820)

C21268. Terror by Night. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Burbank: Video Classics, 1985. 1 videocassette (60 min.) b&w. (VCC 931)

C21269. Terror by Night. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Hauppauge, N.Y.: Video Treasures/ Video Cassette Sales, 1987. 1 videocassette (60 min.) color. (HR9606)

Colorized version by Hal Roach Studios Film Classics.

C21270. Terror by Night. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. West Long Branch, N.J.: Video Warehouse, 1985. 1 videocassette (60 min.) b&w. (No. 36)

C21271. Topper Returns. Starring Joan Blondell, Roland Young, and Carole Landis. Burbank: Video Classics, 1985. 1 videocassette (85 min.) b&w. (VCC 999)

The photograph on the box shows Cosmo Topper with a deerstalker and calabash pipe in his role as a ghost detective.

Film released in 1941.

C21272. The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes. Starring Arthur Wontner and Ian Fleming. New York: Goodtimes Home Video Corp., 1986. 1 videocassette (83 min.) b&w. (VGT-5135)

C21273. The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes. Featuring Arthur Wontner, Ian Fleming, and Lyn Harding. Showcase Video, 1985. 1 videocassette (83 min.) b&w. (SC202)

C21274. The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes. Starring Arthur Wontner, Ian Fleming, and Lyn Harding. Sandy Hook, Conn.: Video Yesteryear, 1986. 1 videocassette (83 min.) b&w. (No. 1071)

C21275. William Gillette: A Connecticut Yankee and the American Stage. Middletown: Connecticut Heritage Productions, 1986. 1 videocassette (30 min.) b&w.

A documentary that includes an appreciative narration, a long interview with Helen Hayes, an impersonation of the actor by Garrett Walters, and Gillette himself (in the Fox Movietone interview filmed at Seventh Sister).

C21276. Without a Clue. Starring Michael Caine and Ben Kingsley. New York: Orion Pictures Corp./ ITC Entertainment Group, 1988. 1 videocassette (107 min.) color. hi-fi stereo. (No. 8733)

Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.

Rated: PG.

C21277. The Woman in Green. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. New York: Crown Video, [n.d., 1985]. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w. (Crown Movie Classics)

C21278. The Woman in Green. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. New York: Goodtimes Home Video Corp., 1985. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w. (VGT-5085)

C21279. The Woman in Green. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Indianapolis: Kartes Video Communications, [n.d., 1984]. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w. (Video Film Classics)

C21280. The Woman in Green. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Memory Lane Video, 1984. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w. (No. 23100)

C21281. The Woman in Green. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Los Angeles: Spotlite Video, 1984. 1 videocassette (68 min.) b&w.

C21282. Young Sherlock Holmes. [Starring Nicholas Rowe and Alan Cox.] Presented by Steven Spielberg. Hollywood: Paramount Home Video, 1986. 1 videocassette (109 min.) color. hi-fi stereo. (No. 1670)

Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.

Rated: PG-13.