The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax (BBC Radio Drama) (Sherlock Holmes Radio Show)

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The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax (BBC Radio Drama) written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 9 February 1994
Cast
Clive Merrison as Sherlock Holmes
Michael Williams as Dr John Watson
Stephen Thorne as Inspector Lestrade
Jack Klaff as The Hon. Philip Green
Peter Wickham as Henry Peters
Jillie Meets as Mrs Peters
William Maxwell as Undertaker
John Baddeley as Monsieur Moser
Colin Pinney as Brandt
Rachel Adams as Marie Devine
Violin played by Leonard Friedman
Dramatised for radio by Peter Ling
Directed by Enyd Williams
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[@ronostick9718]

I have to agree that the storyline was a bit hit-and-miss. But it was saved by the fantastic cast who made a mundane plot enjoyable.

[@johnthorpe8341]

THIS ADAPTION BREATHS NEW LIFE INTO AN OLD WAR HORSE WELL DONE TO EVRYONE AND THANK YOU 4 UPLOADING THIS

[@joeoconnor5400]

Jack Klaff played the same character in the Casebook of Sherlock Holmes episode of the same name featuring Jeremy Brett.

[@randomlight1069]

Brixton figures as a location in a few other Sherlock Holmes adventures and i wondered if perhaps ACD ever lived there?

[@TheSuperHarrygeorge]

Great clarity in this upload. Thanks.

[@johnthorpe8341]

THIS WAS DOYLES MOST INFURIATING ADVENTURE HOLMES AT HIS MOST SLUGGISH OF MIND

[@ebonyjefferson2096]

Ty for the upload...I was very pleased!!!

[@TheWindigomonster]

26:16

[@peterfreeman6677]

"Watson goes to Switzerland in search of a missing aristocrat. But the trail leads back to a funeral parlour in London".

[@thecrone7964]

Thank you!

[@LetsLearnEnglishnow]

sounds like Mss Courtney reading us the story (from mind your language)