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TONY IS FRANK LOVEJOY

❤I lived all Sherlock Holmes movie, whether black and white or in color I seen like 5 Sherlock five Dr. Watson 😅 many yrs even in a cartoon show !!

The mind electric.

you can hear how Edward used his own voice as Dr Watson like the old day and mimick Jeremy Brett's voice in Sherlock's part. I love it.

Ladd's voice - smooth as fine silk.

Wth is Cog to true with this lagenr. buuito

Love these old radio shows, me and my fellow nuns listen to them while we chant about processes that extend from the cell body of a neuron to lobotomy patients 💯💯

LOVE THE OLD CLASSICS.

Love Box 13..didn't hear that when I was young..Great Actor!!

79 years after the war, and still enjoyed this old radio show😁

Just an addendum for those of us who wished that Jeremy Brett had narrated audiobooks as well, he commented that as he was dyslexic he didn't like to read aloud. He considered himself a "slow study" and had to learn his lines to deliver them. So when someone asked him if he would consider reading Sherlock Holmes audiobooks, he replied "you want me to learn the whole cannon?" (although he often commented on how he slow he was, I have to question that assessment when he learned the whole rose soliloquoy over lunch).

Wavy backgrounds are making me sick.

Great story, like it. Didn't know that such a series exists.

Great!!

5:42 🌹🧸💋💕💞.💖😅 Here I was looking up the shadow creeper episode and this video showed up. On the shadow episode out in the woods logging type show.then I saw Charlotte. These might be her only picture on KZbin 🙅.

This was a great one

I remember in the 50's Ladd was discussed about for being short?? Sooo silly! That would not be an issue today n he was soooo handsome plus being a great Actor!!

Suzy melts the part of Dan's brain he needs for writing. If she wasn't around he wouldn't need to go on adventures at all, he'd just write.

Never heard of the fat man thx for sharing great show 👍

This sounds like left and wallstreet

From the title I thought this episode was going to be that somebody murdered Chester. Glad he survived lol

Lol; “Yes Watson, I must confess that not only did I tweak Your nose - but I also pulled Your leg.” 😂😂😂 I love these Sherlock Holmes stories!

That was not a good episode. Hateful and mean spirited women. It made me sad.

This channel and Alan Ladd both rock !!😊😅 thank u for allowing us to enjoy these old forgotten treasures 😮

AXON DENTRITEE

Crummy, no resolution

Originally broadcast on July 30, 1955.

Wilson speaks Blackfoot, priceless.

Interesting that she referenced another beau--Orson Welles 😊

The rain sounds like a monsoon 😂

Great show

🎉❤ thank you soo much for pisting these. Feelin' the Bèrn always.

me when I think of this moment holding this breath

They’ll sail off and dump you on the beach of Timbuktu! Oh, Susie…

who up electricing they mind rn

half the comments are from the mind electric lmao

In french per favor ❤

I really like the old time radio detective shows, but they all have one thing in common. The detectives are always being surprised by the bad guys. You would think after a dozen times they would be more aware.

This show is a treasure. Although i liked basil rathbone and nigel bruce. Ronald howard and marion crawford bring a more human version of the characters. I also liked Archie Duncan's version of Inspector lastrade.

I juat remembered the title of the best of the box 13 episodes, the one with Barry Kroger.---'Find Me, Find Death'..

Forst heard these shows on Stan Freeberg's 'old time radio' show in the 1980s and tape recorded them...tho they didnt come often ( Stan played a lot of 'suspense' shows, which were also fine). This os one of the best ones, with Jack ( 'Dragnet') Webb. My favorites are 'Last will and nursery rhyme', 'The haunted Artist' and the one ( cant think of its name right off) with Barry Kroger ( voice a bit like orson wells) as the letter writer who promises to find out the identity of the man behind box 13 and murder him within 3 days...that is the grimmest one...and Kroger was good in any role, tho not given much work in films ( he had a 'radio face') he was great as the crooked lawyer who meets a grisly end in the Richard Conte-Victor Mature film noir ' Cry of thr city' from 1947.

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glad i'm not the only one here from the mind electric

Guest starring Pat Novak. I think.

im so glad we all had the same idea guys

Highly enjoyable romp. Thanks Tsnore.

I have a problem with Texas Cowgirl - why does she eat with a ladylike fashion? She should burp and fart, loudly, while laughing - before unleashing her sexual fantasies for Sherlock and Watson. They should be rolling on the floor, arms tied, while she rides the cows home. *sigh* WOKE america always insist on ruining a good story.

❤❤❤my lullaby every night 🌙 ❤

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