Sherlock Holmes in "The Sign of Four"
A vanished father. A trail of priceless pearls. And a mystery that refuses to stay buried.
In this 1963 radio adaptation of The Sign of Four, Sherlock Holmes (played by Carleton Hobbs) is drawn into a baffling case when a young woman receives a cryptic note years after her father’s disappearance, following a strange annual delivery of valuable pearls.
With Norman Shelley as Dr. Watson, the investigation leads to a hidden pact, a stolen fortune, and a deadly reckoning long in the making. Written by Arthur Conan Doyle and dramatized by Michael Hardwick and Felix Felton, this classic production…
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