Sherlock Holmes first appeared in 1887, with A Study in Scarlet. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle went on to write four novels and a total of 60 stories, which appeared in five volumes. With the continued popularity of the Sherlock Holmes adventures, the stories have been adapted to the stage and audio. With the latest auido collection, from Highbridge Audio, some of the most famous works about Sherlock Holmes are brought to life.
The Audio Connection: Sherlock Holmes
In Sherlock Holmes: A Baker Street Dozen, Sir John Gielgud plays the part of Sherlock Holmes in "The Blue Carbuncle," "A Case of Identity," "Charles August Milverton," "The Dying Detective," "The Final Problem," "A Scandal in Bohemia," and six other stories. If you've never experienced the famous sleuth of Baker Street, these stories are a great introduction to Sherlock Holmes.
Objects as innocuous as a pair of a pince-nez, a misplaced stain on the carpet, a goose, or smashed sculptures--all become part of the solutions. With his trusty side-kick, Dr. Watson, Sherlock Holmes puzzles out even the most complex mysteries to uncover the villainy of Professor Moriarty or other second-rate scoundrels.
In Sherlock Holmes: A Baker Street Dozen, Sir John Gielgud plays the part of Sherlock Holmes in "The Blue Carbuncle," "A Case of Identity," "Charles August Milverton," "The Dying Detective," "The Final Problem," "A Scandal in Bohemia," and six other stories. If you've never experienced the famous sleuth of Baker Street, these stories are a great introduction to Sherlock Holmes.
Objects as innocuous as a pair of a pince-nez, a misplaced stain on the carpet, a goose, or smashed sculptures--all become part of the solutions. With his trusty side-kick, Dr. Watson, Sherlock Holmes puzzles out even the most complex mysteries to uncover the villainy of Professor Moriarty or other second-rate scoundrels.
