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The Hound of the Baskervilles, BBC Radio

Heard
1988
Episodes
2
Language
English

With Roger Rees and Crawford Logan

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dramatised by Bert Coules, directed by David Johnston

BBC Radio 4

May - June 1988

192 kbps

Part 1: The Baskerville Curse BBC Radio 4, Friday 27th May 1988 Violinist: Katherine Adams Sherlock Holmes: Roger Rees Dr John Watson: Crawford Logan Sir Henry Baskerville: Matt Zimmerman Dr James Mortimer: Peter Craze Jonathan Stapleton: Jonathan Tafler Beryl Stapleton: Caroline Gruber Barrymore: Richard Tate Mrs Hudson: Barbara Atkinson Arthur Frankland: Norman Bird Postmaster: John Baddeley Part 2: Death on the Moor BBC Radio 4, Friday 3rd June 1988 Violinist: Katherine Adams Sherlock Holmes: Roger Rees Dr John Watson: Crawford Logan Sir Henry Baskerville: Matt Zimmerman Dr James Mortimer: Peter Craze Jonathan Stapleton: Jonathan Tafler Beryl Stapleton: Caroline Gruber Barrymore: Richard Tate Mrs Barrymore: Barbara Atkinson Laura Lyons: Moir Leslie Arthur Frankland: Norman Bird Postmaster: John Baddeley

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. The Baskerville Curse

    No date given · 55 min

  2. Death on the Moor

    No date given · 59 min

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  1. The Hound of the Baskervilles, BBC Radio, 1988

    Listeners' uploads · Sir Arthur Conan Doyle · 2 episodes here · archive.org

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