In this captivating episode, we delve into the intriguing world of classic radio dramas, focusing on the unique challenges faced by South Africa in accessing popular series like 'The Avengers' due to the absence of national television until 1976. We explore how the series managed to gain exposure through film rentals, despite the country's limitations. Additionally, we journey into the world of Sherlock Holmes, as portrayed by Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, in a thrilling adventure set in the mysterious Casbah of Algiers. Holmes and Watson are on a mission to clear the name of Douglas Milton, the rightful heir to the Montrevo estate, who is hiding from the law after being wrongfully accused of murder. The episode is filled with suspense, deception, and a race against time to prevent further tragedy.
As Holmes and Watson navigate the dangerous streets of the Casbah, they encounter a web of intrigue involving a passionate singer named Ayesha, a cunning impersonator, and a deadly confrontation that tests their wits and resolve. The story unfolds with unexpected twists, including a shocking murder and a dramatic revelation about the true identity of the heir. This episode not only highlights the brilliance of Sherlock Holmes' deductive skills but also paints a vivid picture of the vibrant yet perilous world of the Casbah, where danger lurks at every corner and the line between justice and vengeance is perilously thin.
(00:19) The Avengers' Impact in South Africa

(01:06) Sherlock Holmes Broadcast for the Troops

(02:39) A New Case Begins: The Missing Heir

(06:19) The Search in the Casbah

(13:04) A Dangerous Encounter

(19:24) The Real Douglas Milton?

(23:07) The Impostor Unmasked

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