The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone (BBC Radio Drama) (Sherlock Holmes Radio Show)

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The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone
(BBC Radio Drama) written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 5th October 1994
Cast
Clive Merrison as Sherlock Holmes
Michael Williams as Dr John Watson
Anthony Bate as Lord Cantlemere
Nigel Anthony as Count Negretto Sylvius
Joan Matheson as Mrs Hudson
David Jarvis as Inspector Youghal
Malcolm Ward as Sergeant Peabody
Lyndham Gregory as Sam Merton
Peter Whitman as Ikey Sanders
Violin played by Leonard Friedman and Mairi Campbell
Dramatised for radio by Bert Coules
Directed by Patrick Rayner
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[@VonBek2009]

You know I check every day for a new instalment😃

[@shawnmatthews9594]

Cannot get enough of these excellent productions. More, please 🥺

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I will always comment to thank you for the time & effort put in so that people like myself can enjoy these wonderful dramas. So... Thank you "TSHRS". 👌

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Helps me to enjoyably pass the time at work. Thank you.

[@michaelwilkins5841]

Thank you again!!! Bravo!!! Well Done!!! 👏🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@jamesboyleii6332]

Mrs. Hudson rules

[@paulbriggs3072]

Clive Merrison as Holmes sounds uncannily like Rowan Atkinson. Blackadder as Holmes.

[@patriciaramsey5294]

I really like the actress who played Mrs. Hudson.

[@stewartlancaster6155]

Joan Matheson

[@peterfreeman6677]

An unusual story, in the Holmes canon. "It is notable for being one of only two Arthur Conan Doyle Holmes stories, aside from a couple of humorous vignettes, to be written in third person - the other is "His Last Bow". "The Mazarin Stone" was written this way because it was adapted from a stage play, The Crown Diamond, in which Watson hardly appeared. Its adaptation from the theatre also explains why the action in this story is confined to one room." The play preceded the short story; although both date from 1921 the play may have been written some years earlier.

[@tjannarra1279]

Hate the violin.

[@darrenrexfrancis2538]

The violin is intrinsic with Sherlock Holmes. Check the picture.

[@patriciaramsey5294]

Violin is distracting, but necessary for the mood

[@peterfreeman6677]

In this one, the violin is essential to the plot.