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Sunday afternoon,
April 10, 2016: The Red-Throated
League presented a Sherlock Holmes mystery at the
Pavek Museum of
Broadcasting. It was standing room only! |
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This is an annual event where the group
performs before a live audience, just as it was done on radio in 1944 over the
Mutual Broadcasting Network. |
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The story had a smooth-talking bad guy wanting to claim an
inheritance that he was not deserving of. |
(l-r) Doctor Watson and Sherlock Holmes looked in the matter,
with high confidence, and solved the case. |
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It took a while with witnesses telling their stories and the
bad guy disputing it. |
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There was organ music along with sound effects. What
radio drama would be complete without them? |
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drama until the
case was finally solved. |
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Then Paula and Pavek Museum Curator Steve
Ramer had a lively discussion about it all. Lots of fun. |
Quote of the day:
I love a live radio play. Mark
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Questions, Comments? Email Mark Persons teki@mwpersons.com |
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