Sherlock Holmes: The Case of the Dog Who Changed His Mind (EP0494)

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The fragrance of a bowl of ruddy apples fills the air

In a comfortable, worn leather armchair sits our old friend and favorite rockenter

The genial Dr. Watson

Come in Mr. Harris, come in and welcome

Welcome to you and all our host of radio friends

You look as if your summer vacation had been a huge success, Dr.

Oh, it was indeed! I've taken off a bit of weight, don't you think?

Absolutely, how did you do it?

Oh, helping Holmes look after his blasted bees

Mary and I were done in Sussex for a month this summer, you know

I had no idea of beekeeping was so strenuous, Dr.

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But that's enough about me

Suppose we get on to the person I'm sure all listeners are most anxious to hear about

The world's greatest consulting detective by his own admission, Mr. Sherlock Holmes

And which of his adventures are we to have this evening, Dr?

Well, suppose I relate the case of the dog who changed his mind

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Now Dr. Watson, what about the case of the dog who changed his mind?

Yes, I will let me see it was it was in a good old bakery days

A rather gloomy day in late October to be exact

We had breakfasted late in front of a seacoal fire

With my body and one easy chair and my legs upon another

I sat listening with growing irritation to homes

As he practiced in terminable scales, little labs

Missandos and what have you on his violin

At last a particularly screeching dissonance was more than my forever nerves could bear

Homes must you do that

Calm yourself, my dear Watson. I was not responsible for that last bit of cacophony

It was caused by the scraping of a carriage wheel against our curb stone

I rather think we're about to receive a client

A lady rather slight and agitated

You're helping me possibly tell

You haven't even bothered to look out of the window

Here's Watson, I nearly as well trained as my eyes

The infinitesimal creek of the carriage springs

At its passenger descended to the pavement

Indicator slender person

The tap of French heels indicate a lady

The quickness of her step indicates that she's agitated

Yes, decidedly agitated

You're a missandos who have ears like a hawk

Your metaphor is the trifle mixed by dear Watson

But I accept your tribute

Come in

Mr. Holmes, Mr. Sherlock Holmes

Naturally, this is my friend and colleague, Dr. Watson, how do you do?

Oh, thank heavens, you're at home, you must come at once, Mr. Holmes

She's been murdered, I know she has

And they'll blame Reggie

Dr. Tillinghurst has sent for Scott and Jard

Or Mr. Holmes can't you do something

My dear young lady, I can do a great many things

But not until you would give us a coherent account of your difficulty

Oh, I'm so sorry, I have made a fool of myself

But the whole thing is so impossible

You see, she'd never commit suicide

Even at 189 she enjoyed life tremendously

And no one could have killed her

Because she was alone with the doorbells hit from the inside

Who is this remarkable old lady?

And why should anyone want to kill her?

She was, lady Blankinsob

But who in the world would want to harm her?

Or I'll admit she was a censer and difficult at times

You know the French, Mr. Holmes

But it didn't frighten anyone, not even Bobo

Bobo?

Oh, Bobo is her pug dog

Tedibly spoiled but devoted and funny too

It was always with her, sitting on her lap or sleeping at the foot of her bed

Poor little thing

That's where we found him this morning when we broke in the door

Just stood there barking at the noise we made

And wagging his tail at Dr. Tillinghurst

Why did you break in the door?

Because it was still locked when Potter, he's the backler

Brought up lady Blankinsob's early tea

She always locked herself in at night

Didn't want anyone to catch sight of her without her curl by suspect

But this morning was different together

Oh, yes, Mr. Holmes

I made her tea in the bit of toast at 9.30

You see, I'm her companion

But I do cook her breakfast and fix her bit of lunch

There's a char woman who comes in to do the heavy cleaning and cooks dinner

And Potter attends to the rest of the hunt

Rather a meager domestic staff for a person of lady Blankinsob's standing ever

Is she hard up for funds?

Oh no, I believe she's quite well off, her own money too

Of course, the Blankinsob estates went to Reggie when Lady Blankinsob's husband died

He inherited the title too

Creating a certain amount of friction between the old lady and her net you know that

Oh no, Dr. Watson, they were delighted to each other

Not that they didn't squabble now and then

Like last night, when Reggie stumps out of the house

When she took her birthday brandy up to bed with her unopened

Without offering him a drink

Surely he could drop round to his club if he wanted a night camp

You don't understand

Lady Blankinsob's birthday brandy is very special

We've always looked forward to it

But this being the last battle, I imagine she wanted to save it

Yesterday was her birthday, you see, and I'd baked her a birthday

What happened last night is not what brought you here

Oh no, last night was fun

Just Reggie and myself and Lady Blankinsob and Potter, of course

She always gave him a piece of the cake too, it was also gay

It's morning with horrible

Right from the time we woke up

No, as a matter of fact, Potter was whistling when I gave him her tray to take up

Here's Lady Blankinsob's tray, Potter

Oh, morning, Miss Kitty, a bit late this morning, aren't we?

A bit, I overslept, but it's all right, I hope

I imagine Lady Blankinsob overslept too after last night's excitement

I wouldn't count on it, she's a great one, her lady ship is

Next year she'll be 90

And here she is, as bright and sassy as the day he's brought her here

A bride from France

I'll never forget her driving up in the carriage surrounded with all those cases of brandy

Brought them over from France, she had

Said her father and sent them along so she'd have something fit to drink on her birthday, at least

I wish so many bottles I thought she'd never lived to drink the last

But there's no more left, Miss Kitty, that one she took upstairs is the end

She always felt when that brandy was gone, she'd be gone too

Oh, nonsense, Potter, that's just superstition

Here, you'd better take her here before it gets cold, or she'll snatch you boldheaded

And how could she do that when it's bold I've been 30 years now?

Oh, Miss Kitty, there's the front door

It's all right, Potter's all answered

Oh, Doctor, tilling her for the morning

Morning, Miss Kitty

Start it away

I'll just leave my umbrella here in the stand

How's Lady Blengen's office morning?

I don't really know, I've just sent her tray up

I think she may have slept later than usual, yesterday was her birthday, you know

Exactly why I dropped by, thought she might have overdone it a bit

Can't be too careful at her age, thought I'd like to listen to her heart

I'll go up and announce you

Oh, good girl

I don't know what she pays you, but whatever it is, it's not enough

I do all right, besides I enjoy my work here

She's really lots of fun

And doesn't give you much time to yourself, I imagine

Hello, what's wrong with Potter's?

He's still standing outside the door

What's the matter, Potter?

No, I have nothing, I have nothing, but she doesn't say coming

Well, go in anyway

I can't, the door's still bolted

Let me try

Lady Blengen saw?

Lady Blengen saw, are you awake?

In that spell, though, he's heard it

But why doesn't Lady Blengen saw, answer?

Open the door, please open the door

I think we better force the door

Come on, Potter's, help me

Yes sir

We'll use this heavy chair

Step in open

One and two and two

Easy, Bobo, easy, easy, easy

It's all right over

Oh, she's still asleep

But she's so white

Oh, Dr. Tilling has done frightened

I'll have a look at her

Where's my stethoscope?

No pulse, pupils contracted, Ms. Kitty

Look there on the bed, Gabel

She did open the brandy bottle after all

Don't touch anything

Everything must be left exactly as it is

Dr. Tilling has

Lady Blengen sawp is dead

Poison

No!

Potter, go for the police

Tell them Lady Blengen sawp is committed suicide

Tell them to inform Scott and Yard

But she wouldn't do that, I know she wouldn't

Ms. Kitty, I want you to go to the nearest apothecary

Is I shall want some things

You should have to make some casts

Meantime, I'll try to pass on this door

No one has to be loud in here, no one

Come on, Bobo, come on, come on, it's good boy

But she didn't kill herself, Mr. Holmes, I know she didn't

She was terrified of death

Then someone else must have poisoned her

You did say she was poisoned

Dr. Tilling her seemed to think so, but who could have done it?

No one could have got into the room

The door was barred on the inside

There were all the shutters I noticed particularly

Could anyone have been hidden somewhere in the room before she went upstairs?

No, I looked under the bed and the dressing table

She always made me do that when I brought her up to bed

She was terrified of the dark you see

No, she was quite alone when she met her death

Maybe she took an overdose of something bad accident

Maybe the brandy was poisoned

Maybe she had a secret sorrow

What snipe or guessing games I prefer facts

Get your overcoat while I summon a four-wheeler

It's vital we reach Lady Blengen's house before Scott and Yard

She had a chance to muck up the clues

You say that Lady Blengen's house was French

You don't happen to know her family name

Yes, Mr. Holmes, it was the Fizzinac

Her father was a coward

The Fizzinac

Now wonder her bridal brandy was rather special

They want some Fizzinac, Fizzinac sounds very familiar

Can't say I pleased it however

The Fizzinac are a branch, I might say, the main trunk

The great house of Amanyak

From which the name of the brandy is derived by a jerk of course

I do remember Lady Blengen's house going on about her family's vineyard

It seemed it was customary for every daughter of the house

To take with her part of her diary

Half a dozen cases of the brandy

That was bottled a year of her birth

Lady Blengen's house always boasted that her was a particularly fine year

She opened a bottle every birthday

Half a dozen cases, we'll see that's a 72 bottle

Lady Blengen's house is 87

If I do that means she was 17 when she was married

All of which has no bearing on the case whatsoever

Never cut her up the mind with non-essentials Watson

That's your weakness

Who has to decide what's essential in a case like this?

I am

Tell me Miss Kitty

Who benefits by Lady Blengen's op's death?

Benefits?

I know one

Goodness, no one ever wanted her to die, I'm sure

We were all much too fond of her

Let me put it this way then

Who inherits Lady Blengen's op's money?

The nephew I suppose and the you and potters have been left a small legacy no doubt

Mauritius known as the home

Lady Blengen's op's last will leave everything to a French society of wine taste

The Chivalier de Vondage on Cia

The Knights of the Ancient Vintages

Go to the head of the class Watson

It's for the improvement of the French wine industry you see

You said her last will

How long ago did you make it?

For about eight months ago Mr. Holmes

Who was her heir before that?

Why, Reggie of course

But you mustn't draw any wrong conclusions about that Mr. Holmes

Reggie didn't need the money

But he's plenty of his own

Really they were very devoted to each other

They just...

Well...

They just didn't always die to eye about...

...person subject

For instance?

Oh, I don't know

Reggie didn't approve of Boreaux being fed sweet meat

They had terrific swivels about things like that

What exactly was the struggle that caused Lady Blengen's op to change her will?

It was also silly really

A tempest in a teapot, he didn't mean a thing

What didn't mean a thing?

He's holding my hand

Reggie, I mean

He just happened to have handed me the morning mail and he...

Well, he just forgot to let go

Lady Blengen's op didn't approve, I take it

She was always afraid he would make what she called an unsuitable a liar

Oh, the French point of view of course, eh, Holmes?

Not entirely

How did Reggie react?

He was furious

He said when he mattered, it would be when and how and a whom he dashed well, please

Bully for him

But it's also ridiculous

You see, Reggie never showed any interest in me before

Or hmm

Good day, eh, Holmes?

Oh, here we are, this is Lady Blengen's op house

Gloomy old morcelium, eh, Holmes?

Hop out, Watson and ring the doorbell, that's a good chap

Oh, that won't be necessary, Mr. Holmes, I have a key

Ah, I gather Scotland Yard is here before us

Oh, can you tell, Mr. Holmes?

Unless I'm very much mistaken, that Inspector the Stroud, the Fischlum breller, still dripping on the vestibule floor

Perhaps we're not too late after all

Oh, Mr. Kitty, I'm so glad you've come back

I just brought the gentleman from Scotland Yard, he's in the reception room

Well, well, if it isn't Inspector the Stroud, the watchdog of Scotland Yard

Holmes?

What in places are you doing here?

My usual occupation, investigating a crime

There's no crime this time, Holmes?

Lady dies, poison they tell me

Absolutely alone she is

Dawes and windows locked tight on the inside

Clear case of suicide, please

Scotland Yard method, reductio and absurdum

And what's wrong with that?

Whatever it is?

Personally, I prefer to review the fact

The doctor telling us says, will you be kind enough to come upstairs, gentlemen?

He's waiting outside her ladyship's door

We'll be right up, thank you, Potter

Great Scott, what's that unrefably racket?

It's Bobo, her ladyship's dog

Dr. Tillinga says he's been carrying on like that on her threshold

Ever since he took him out of the room and closed the door

Bobo, go

Stop him, somebody

She knows she's lying there dead for a little creeper

Can't you make him stop Dr. Tillinga?

He's always been so fond of you

Make him stop, he won't even let me near the door

Nice, Bobo, be a good dog

Where you see?

Well, I'm sorry Dr. Tillinga, this is Mr. Sherlock Holmes

Oh, how do you do, sir?

How do you do?

Suppose we allow Scotland Yard to handle the situation

Think I want to have a man taking over by a vicious brute?

No thanks

But he's not vicious!

At least he never was before

Very well, I'll take over, Mr. Sherlock Holmes to the rescue

That's enough, Bobo, we know how you feel

That's right, quite done

Well, now look at that

He's crawling over to him, he's letting himself be picked up

He's licking his ears

Wanted to tell me something, you bet it?

Yes, I understand

I understand very well, O fellow

Now, Dr. Tillinga, the inspector and I will see if we can get to the bottom of this mystery

There's no mystery to me, Holmes

That's what you think, my dear, the strad, that's what you think

Now, if you'll follow me, gentlemen

This will be rather unpleasant, Miss Kitty

You'd better remain outside

You see, Inspector Lissrod?

The pupils are definitely contracted

Face pale, extremities, scionotic

You're right, you are, Dr. Tillinga, it's poison, all right?

But which one?

We won't know until we've made tests, of course

I sent Miss Kitty out for a solution of very chloride

If it's OPM or one of its derivatives, as I suspect, that should do the trick

Dr. Tillinga, I'm sorry

Dr. Tillinga, were you in the habit of prescribing OPM or any of the other somniferous poisons for Lady Blankensopp?

Certainly not

I say Holmes, look here, the brandy bottle has been tipped over

All the brandy's run out on the carpet

Poor lady Blankensopp, she always said she'd die when the brandy was gone

And now it is, and so is she

All metal do powders, we know time for idle superstitions

Yes, sir

You asked me, it's a plot

Whoever spilled the brandy knew it had been poisoned

Didn't want to leave any about to be tested

The brandy was not poisoned Watson

Here, notice the wax that sealed the cork

That wax was melted over that cork when Lady Blankensopp was a girl

She herself removed it last night, after she'd locked her door

When she was by herself

At least she did have a drink of it on her birthday portal

And here it is, now seeped into the carpet, wanted dreadful waste

You say she knew it?

No dreadful waste

You say she never took a sedative, Dr. Tillingsdor, a pain killer of any sort

That she did, sir, a bit a lot of them when she got it too thick

Oh, yeah, of course I did prescribe a lot of them a year or so girl

Christmasy was, I think

Yes, when she developed an aching, a lower bicuspid

Did the lady Blankensopp suffer from frequent tooth aches potters?

Only when she was excited, sir, like holidays and birthdays

Now and then when she went on a horse

Then yesterday being her birthday, she probably developed it too thick

And took a dose of a lot of them before a time

Of course, that explains it all

A lot of them is an opium derivative, she took an overdose

You know, I never could persuade her to be accurate

Her compounded gallic temperament

But, potters, do you know where she kept her medicines?

Oh, yes, sir, top drawer, the dressing table

Oh, yes, of course I remember

See?

Ah, yes, here we are

Bad flu, liquor, opium, sedatives

That's double strength, Lord, no

She must have bought this at the Apothecary's herself

And didn't realize it was at least four times as strong as the prescription I gave her

Doesn't take much of an overdose to turn the trick when you're 89

Well, who's there you are?

Now are you satisfied?

A plain case of accidental suicide by poison

I've never doubted that Lady Blankin's sock was dope, Lestrade

And quite probably by her own hand

But that's not what caused her death

No Lestrade, Lady Blankin's sock was asphyxiated, strangled

The evidence is obvious

Really, mister, I hope

I'm astonished that a man of your reputation

Should be ignored to the fact that the symptom of asphyxia

And death by one of the some niferous poisons

Are almost identical

No, she's right, Holmes, every doctor knows that

Besides, is there a sign of a struggle?

If she'd been strangled, she'd have put up a fight

Not necessarily if she'd been dope first

Tell me, Potter's

Was Lady Blankin's sock in the habit of wearing her pearls to bed?

I see what you're driving at, Holmes

The pearls did it, got caught around her neck

And with all that lot in the middle, she never realized they were strangling her

Wrong again, Lestrade

She was strangled not accidentally by her pearls

But intentionally by someone who saw her helpless condition

And held a pillow or perhaps the bedclothes over her mouth until she stopped breathing

In fact, I strongly suspect she came too long enough to put out a hand and upset that bottle of brand

Oh, imagination, mister Holmes, pure imagination

Really?

Then how do you account for this lint of her nostrils?

Well, I'll be...

Well, I never noticed you didn't notice, Lestrade, because you didn't look

If you perform an autopsy, I've no doubt you'll find more bits of lint in her lung

Lint from the very finest French linen

Lady blankets up always bought her lint in front?

Exactly

Oh, but this is preposterous

How did the chap get into strangle her?

Remember the doors and windows were still bolted tight when Dr. Tillingus and the others broke in this morning and found her dead?

When the doctor said he found her dead, watch the difference

Why do you suppose he sent the rest of the household out of the house in such a hurry?

Why?

First, because he didn't want them to get a good look at her and realize she wasn't dead, only drugged

And second, and here comes the really diabolical part of the whole affair

Second, so he could come back quietly when the house was empty and finish her off with

Gikil

Lot of lies, you can't prove the thing

No

Then why wasn't Bobo upset when you broke in this morning?

Because he knew his mistress was still alive

No

Why did he later turn on you and offer to bite you?

Because he'd seen you go back and kill his mistress

Of course, if you're going to put a dumb beast in the whittest spot

And why is the brandy smashed on your shoe?

That's not brandy as mud I've been walking in the rain

Analysis will show what it is Dr. Tillingus

Well, suppose it is brandy

I sometimes stop into a pub on a bad day for a brandy and soda

I may have spills on my boots

Eh, that's right Holmes, what can we prove?

Now, let's be sensible, what?

What reason?

What possible motive could I have for killing off one of my best patients?

Eh, that's a fact, Holmes, no motive

No possible motive whatsoever

Would you consider a fabulous rope of pearls worth, say, 8 or 10,000 pounds?

Would you consider that sufficient motive, my dearestrade?

But lady, blank-o-shops pearls are still obviously on the body

Those are not the blank-o-sup pearls, this drive

Eh, what?

Oh, I'll admit they're very clever limitations

Yes, if you'll investigate that bulge in the doctors upper left hand pocket

I think you may discover the genuine pearls

Wait, what's in quick on that?

No, you don't!

Stop or I'll feed you full of legs

I, Joe, I'm sorry Holmes, I...

I had no idea the blighter would make a bow for it

Don't worry Watson, I fancy the strad is still capable of handling the more rough and tumble side of apprehending criminals

Oh, it's a home, what happened?

I just saw Inspector Lestrade escorting Dr. Tillinghurst out of the front door in handcuffs

What does it mean?

My dear Miss Kitty, it means the criminal has yet to be born

Who can put anything over on Mr. Charlotte Holmes?

A very entertaining story, Dr. Watson

I'm glad you enjoyed it, Mr. Harris

Of course, there are one or two small matters that puzzle me

Quite at home say the dog had told him something when he picked him up

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When Holmes picked up the dog he was struck by the fact that his paws were wet

Wet with something that smells suspiciously like brandy

Later when he entered the death chamber and saw the overturned bottle he knew exactly what must have happened

I wonder if I'd have been that smart

One more thing Dr. Watson

Yes Mr. Hatties?

What story are you going to give us next week?

Next week I think it'll be the case of the missing eras

Or how very charming a very hot-headed Canadian girl disappeared from her carriage in full regalia on her way to be presented at court

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One thing that they didn't explain is how the doctor knew for sure to be there with the fake pearls with them

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I should also note that back riding for the show after a absence in the last few years of the Nigel Bruce shows with

Basil Rathbone and Tom Conway is Edith Meiser, who was a favorite of the Doyle family

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And I will be honest that this was a particular Sherlock Holmes series out of beta with myself

Whether to actually play on the show, the good news is that there are some better and more interesting episodes

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