The Adventure of the Three Garridebs by Arthur Conan Doyle
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- A Sherlock Holmes mystery. When an eccentric collector named Nathan Garrideb is entangled in a curious challenge involving an alleged inheritance, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are swept into a deceptive whirlwind in early 20th-century London. Nathan is promised a part of a grand estate, but only if he can find others with his rare surname to claim his share. As Holmes delves deeper, the deceit unfolds, leading to perilous implications.
John Garrideb, an American lawyer with a questionable narrative and a mysterious background, pushes Holmes's legendary deductive abilities to their limits. With Watson loyally at his side, Holmes exposes the dark underpinnings of a seemingly innocuous quest. The investigation escalates into a tense standoff that challenges their wit and bravery.
Crafted with Arthur Conan Doyle's masterful touch, "The Adventure of the Three Garridebs" is a quintessential Sherlock Holmes tale brimming with twists and intellectual intrigue. When loyalty becomes a weapon and trust a trap, Holmes and Watson must navigate through visible and hidden dangers. Their journey not only uncovers the depths of deception but also the unshakeable bond that defines their iconic partnership. Join literature's most renowned detective duo in a mystery where the past intertwines with the present, and where friendship proves to be the most profound enigma.
00:00:00 Start
00:00:13 The Adventure of the Three Garridebs
00:41:19 Commentary
Your commentaries make these Classics seem fresh and new. I like that you actually read these stories and you're not using AI or LibriVox. Thank you for your hard work
glad you like them
I find around bedtime, I start thinking it’s time to pull up one of your stories and settle in. One of the most relaxing additions to my bedtime routines.
😅 I love the snarky bits.
I was just looking for something intelligent to listen to and up you pop! Thank you.
You are really in a class by yourself, Tony. An interesting story very well presented. You do "American" so well. I love all the commentary at the end. Don't stop doing that.
Thank you. I was wobbling a bit with the commentary but not now
You are my favorite narrator and it was a pleasure listening to this story. Love your commentary too!
Thank you very much:)
Such diction!
Thanks Tony. Never heard this one before but i clocked it
Hadn’t read/ heard this story so thanks for the very entertaining narration of it. It was nice for Watson to finally feel like he had a place in Holmes’s flinty heart!
And really enjoyed your latest episode of Late Night Sleep Radio aka sleepy folk yarns etc- just have to stay awake long enough to finish it. 👏
ah but you don’t !
@@classicdetective that’s it. I enjoy listening to Late Night Sleepy Time Stories piecemeal over the course of a few nights. Interesting and therapeutic and so many fun facts gently packed in.
Love this Tony, with your vivid word-images, voices, accents and dialects. Your American lawyer is SO great, with a sheer, unmistakable Midwest Kansas twang, then seamlessly gliding into Upper Class English Posh, of Holmes and Watson, to a lesser degree. Followed by your informative, entertaining commentary makes for a very enjoyable afternoon. Thanks so much, Tony. As always, you're the best!
But the guy was really from Chicaaago, not Kansas ... I don't think we're in Kansas anymore ....
Great voice, Also love your commentaries. ❤ Thanks!
Thanks a lot !
Thanks as always Tony,
I've never actually read any Conan Doyle but I did notice that this had a slightly different style to other Holmes presentations.
I liked Cumberbatch and Freeman, but I always was a sucker for Jeremy Brett.
I always love the commentary, and I agree that you have absolutely no need to defend them.
Don't give the a**holes more bullets to fire at you.
Your channel is unique. That's why we're here.
Hard days ahead for me.
A good story soothes a scattered mind.
🙏🏼
It didn't soothe their scattered minds! But I take your advice
Thank you!
Love the story (an oldie but goodie), love the narration (as usual), love the commentary (ignore the Karens!).
Glad you enjoyed it
What a title!
Your Holmes voice is perfect. His character really shines through 👍.
You just get better and better Tony 🎉
I love doing that voice
As a Kansan, I should have known the villain was an imposter as soon as he said Kan-sas, instead of Ka-yun-zus. 😉
I really enjoyed this reading, and I also agree about BBC's Sherlock. In my opinion, telling internet poo-posters to get bent is perfectly reasonable. You're very polite. Thanks much for all the hours of enjoyment.
Great story great reading, but American accent....needs work
I generally avoid them these days, but I couldn't really in this one.
Always love my some ACD and Sherlock. Wonderful, colorful character narration!
Sometimes I wonder if Holms got on poor Watson's ever loving nerves! But, this was a very satisfying bromance ♥️
But, isn't it a bit unrealistic if the police knew about the counterfeit money machine and would obviously have known where Prescott lived? Wouldn't they have searched the house?
Get out our Ouija Board and ask Arthur. He was a big believer in such things.
@@classicdetective They scare the be heck out of me!
I'm a huge A. C. Doyle fan, so to hear my favorite storyteller read this an unexpected treat! ✨️
I very much enjoy your commentary. Discussing stories that I read is extremely enjoyable for me, but very rare, as normally my discussion partner is a friend or family member caught and subjected to a short excerpt from the story and my response, before I see their restless eyes, take pity on them, and let them escape. You are a much better conversation companion even though I can't respond, and I always learn something.
Feel free to talk back to me and put a contrary view :)
Very nice narration and discussion❤
First, quite an excellent American accent (though not especially mid-western, with long, flat "A"s). I also enjoyed the voice of the "real" Mr. G. As for the story, shades of The Red Headed League. As for your postscripts, they are always entertaining. Well done, as usual, and thanks.
You are very kind . I worry about my american accent
No need. It's quite good.
I have to be honest, you’re spending a little too much time apologizing gif the commentaries. Every story on both podcasts now you’re giving a bit of a lengthy disclaimer. I think it’s sufficient to just say “it’s commentary time so stay tuned or don’t,” and no more need be said.
Ok
Agreed ..its at end of story if you don't like it dont stay ..but ya don't need to talk about the obvious.. wellbeing
Wonderful! Thanks.
Thank you too!
Briefly distracted by Moorville, Kansas, USA. Having lived in Kansas my whole life and never having heard of Moorville, I had to stop the story to see if it exists. Nope. There's a Morrowville (which I'd also never heard of) - population 114 as of the 2020 census. No Moorville, though.
Now back to the story.
😅 I checked if it was a real place as well!
If he'd only had ChatGPT!
Excellent, Tony. Thank you.
Very welcome
Keep talking Tony.
Many who know me would suggest I can't stop
@@classicdetective and we love you for it!
Well, I never! How dare that criminal Shoot Dr. Watson 😠 I can't believe I've not read this one before. 😂😂
多謝！
thank you very much!
Your voice is amazing so that I tried to show my appreciation ; by the way I am a huge fan of Sherlock Holmes @classicdetective
@@whangsiu6465 You are very kind