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Das Abenteuer mit dem roten Kreis

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1992
Episodes
1
Language
German

Das Abenteuer mit dem roten Kreis

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Arthur Conan Doyle

produziert in: 1992

produziert von: ORF

Laufzeit: 51 Minuten

Genre: Krimi

Regie: Peter Groeger

Bearbeitung: Peter Groeger

Komponist: Hannes Zerbe

Erstsendung: 29.11.1992

Inhalt:

Sherlock Holmes wird von Mrs. Warren, einer Vermieterin, um Hilfe ersucht, um das Geheimnis einer seltsamen Person zu lüften, die offenbar in kriminelle Machenschaften verwickelt ist. Mrs. Warren kann vor Angst nicht schlafen. Nacht für Nacht hört sie leise Schritte im Haus, ohne den Mieter auch nur flüchtig zu Gesicht zu bekommen. Warum versteckt er sich? Was hat er angestellt? Nach anfänglichem Widerwillen läßt sich Holmes überreden, der Sache auf den Grund zu gehen. Was er dabei entdeckt, ist in der Tat von höchstem kriminalistischem Interesse.

Sprecher:

Wolfgang Stendar (Sherlock Holmes)

Edzard Wüstendörfer (Dr. Watson)

Karin Mommsen (Mrs. Hudson)

Othmar Kessler

Kurt Sternik

Regine Weingart

Daten zu Arthur Conan Doyle: geboren: 22.05.1859

gestorben: 07.07.1930

Vita: Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle M.D. (* 22. Mai 1859 in Edinburgh

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  1. Das Abenteuer mit dem roten Kreis

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  1. Das Abenteuer mit dem roten Kreis

    Hörspiele · Arthur Conan Doyle · 1 episode here · archive.org

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