The Solitary Cyclist

The Solitary Cyclist

Crime, Mystery | April 1, 1921

Holmes is approached by Miss Violet Smith with a most peculiar problem. She has recently accepted a position with Mr. Carruthers as a music teacher for his 10 year old daughter. On Saturdays, she returns to her home to he with her mother and returns to Chilton Grange Manor on Mondays. She cycles the several miles to the train station and recently she has noticed a man, also on a bicycle, following her. He is quite blatantly there, stopping when she stops and always keeping the same distance from her but making no attempt to to hide his presence. She is worried at least in part because she recently rejected the advances of a Mr. Woodley who became upset and violent at the rejection. As Holmes soon deduces, she has good reason to be fearful, though not necessarily from the cyclist.

The Solitary Cyclist

Crime, Mystery | April 1, 1921

The Solitary Cyclist
Holmes is approached by Miss Violet Smith with a most peculiar problem. She has recently accepted a position with Mr. Carruthers as a music teacher for his 10 year old daughter. On Saturdays, she returns to her home to he with her mother and returns to Chilton Grange Manor on Mondays. She cycles the several miles to the train station and recently she has noticed a man, also on a bicycle, following her. He is quite blatantly there, stopping when she stops and always keeping the same distance from her but making no attempt to to hide his presence. She is worried at least in part because she recently rejected the advances of a Mr. Woodley who became upset and violent at the rejection. As Holmes soon deduces, she has good reason to be fearful, though not necessarily from the cyclist.
Producers Stoll Picture Productions
Original title The Solitary Cyclist
Directors Maurice Elvey
Writers William J. Elliott

Cast

Eille Norwood

as Sherlock Holmes

Hubert Willis

as Dr. John Watson

R.D. Sylvester

as Bob Carruthers

Violet Hewitt

as Violet Hunter

Allan Jeayes

as Jack Woodley