The Original Illustrated Sherlock Holmes: 37 Short Stories and a Novel from the "Strand Magazine"

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The plot of the Matt Frewer 2001 TV movie The Royal Scandal is a combination of " A Scandal in Bohemia" and "The Bruce-Partington Plans". Bit similar to stage drama. Holmes accepted that he liked to be dramatic; and this has influenced Satyajit Ray's Feluda.

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The curtain rail in front of the bow window in The Mazarin Stone is supported by the wall above an arch. A space behind the head of the bed large enough to allow Watson to hide: The Adventure of the Dying Detective The Bruce-Partington Plans" was dramatised for BBC Radio 4 in 1994 by Bert Coules as part of the 1989–1998 radio series starring Clive Merrison as Holmes and Michael Williams as Watson, featuring Jamie Glover as Cadogan West and Stephen Thorne as Inspector Lestrade. [18] January had 6, February 7, March 5, April 4, May, June, and July all had 3. August had 4, September 6, October 5, November 4, and December 10. The film plots which are most faithful to the original stories are still the Granada Television Series starring Jeremy Brett.

We know from several stories that the sitting room is in the front of the building and has a clear view of Baker Street street. An unframed picture of Henry Ward Beecher: The Resident Patient and The Adventure of the Cardboard Box Brake, Laurel, eds. Marysa Demoo. Dictionary of Nineteenth-century Journalism in Great Britain and Ireland. Gent and London: Academia Press, 2009. Holmes and Dr. Watson break into Oberstein's empty house and examine the windows, finding that the grime has been smudged, and there is a bloodstain. An Underground train stops right under the window. Some messages from the Daily Telegraph agony column, all seeming to allude to a business deal, are also found, posted by "Pierrot". Holmes posts a similarly cryptic message in the Daily Telegraph demanding a meeting, signing it Pierrot, in the hopes that the thief might show up at Oberstein's house. There are several illustrations on the web which depict 221B Baker Street as a terraced house, but one web article in particular goes so far as to criticize my illustration for not being a terraced house.

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One of the things Holmes recommends in his rationally imaginative process of detective work is to gauge the intelligence of the person who commits the crime and then work out what someone of that level of intelligence would be likely to do at any given point. Well, we are repeatedly told that Watson is as dull as dishwater – memorably in one case Holmes says that this is not a case for Watson as it requires brains. We are told this repeatedly, and yet we trust him completely as he tells us these stories. That article also points out that the simple bay window in my previous illustrations should have been a more complex bow window. Then it displays a modified terraced house floor plan to which a bow window has been crudely added. I started out with the intention of conforming the general layout in the third version to a terraced house which seems to be the trend among recent 221B Baker Street depictions, including movies and TV dramas. But after some research I rejected this idea as unsupported and causing more problems than it solves. See the section below, Was 221B Baker Street a Terraced House? for more details.After leaving, Holmes finds that the clerk at the nearby Underground station remembers seeing West on the evening in question. Deeply shaken by something, he had taken a train to London Bridge. The most obvious difference is the inclusion of the occupants, Holmes and Watson. Nearly all other depictions leave them out. For elements not found in the Strand Magazine illustrations I used reference photos of Victorian era items.