

Holmes and Watson: The Game's Afoot
Jon Jory
When J. Grewsome-Smith, a wealthy bachelor, is murdered at the curtain's open, it's up to the great Chesterton and his trusty sidekick, Dobson, to solve the crime.
This delightful comedic mystery is easily staged and sure to earn a laugh.
Fans of Sherlock Holmes will especially appreciate the star detective's deductive methods.
| Character |
|---|
| Minnie His housekeeper |
| Flossie His maid |
| Chesterton The great detective |
| Dobson Chesterton's fidus Achates |
| J. Grewsome SMITH - A wealthy man-about-London |
Mystery of the Silver-Backed Hairbrush is a comedy play written by Burton Crane and published by Samuel French .
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