The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes

• Arthur Wontner: Sherlock Holmes
• Lyn Harding: Professor Moriarty
• Leslie Perrins: John Douglas
• Jane Carr: Ettie Douglas
• Ian Fleming: Dr. Watson
• Charles Mortimer: Insp Lestrade
• Minnie Rayner: Mrs. Hudson
• Michael Shepley: Cecil Barker
• Ben Welden: Ted Balding
• Roy Emerton: Boss McGinty
• Conway Dixon: Ames
• Wilfrid Caithness: Col. Sebastian Moran
• Edmund D' Alby: Capt. Marvin
• Ernest Lynds: Jacob Shafter

The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes ( German for The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes ) is a British mystery film from 1935. Was directed by Leslie S. Hiscott. The film is based on the fourth novel, The Valley of Fear by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Action

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are retired and are commissioned to investigate a mysterious murder. You find out that the American criminal Masonic organization The Scowrers behind it, who took revenge on an in- prison informant on behalf of the acting in the background unscrupulous Professor Moriarty. Holmes solves the murder case transferred to the professor and bring Moriarty to justice.

Production

The film was produced in 1935 by Twickenham Film Studios in St. Margaret's in London and was first in the Gaumont British Picture Corporation rental on Olympic and Pictures. The black and white film was released in 35mm and 1.37:1 - Fimformat and in mono sound produced ( Visatone Sound System).

Reviews

"The film follows the plot of the novel ... fluently and with considerable ingenuity, with the exception of the now indispensable appearance of Professor Moriarty. Arthur Wontner is the only Sherlock Holmes. His playing is consistently in an impeccable character and he seems like he would just appear from the Sidney Paget's illustrations that Sherlock Holmes made ​​universally unmistakable. "