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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Page #6
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Lady Conyngham's party?
- Well yes, but --
- I know Lady Conyngham
is irreproachable but
there's too much emphasis
on this date, May the 13th,
whether you should go to the
party or whether you shouldn't.
You mean Jerrold?
Miss Brandon,
we feel that...forget it.
Mr. Hunter has much to explain,
Miss Brandon.
As yet he's not been
proved guilty.
But I must know.
You really want to know?
I must.
I'll do anything rather
than bear this uncertainty,
the suspense.
Then go to
Lady Conyngham's party.
But I can't, not now.
- After Lloyd--
- I understand your feelings
but you must go to
Lady Conyngham's just the same.
She's an older woman.
She's very fond of you.
Now you're alone
in a time of trouble.
What more natural
than that you should go to her?
But she's giving a party
and my brother's--
You only have to
make an appearance.
Yes, but --
That's what I want,
Miss Brandon.
I want you to make
an appearance,
perhaps take a walk
through the grounds.
I warn you it may involve
considerable risk
but I think the kind of woman
I take you to be
would rather risk everything
on one venture
than live the rest of her
life in the shadow of doubt
and death.
Am I right?
You are right, Mr. Holmes.
I'll do as you say.
Thank you and goodbye.
No.
This time we'll say au revoir.
- Miss Brandon?
- Yes.
Are you quite sure
you're not afraid.
Of course I'm afraid
but I'll go through with it.
Good.
May the 13th.
That's tomorrow night.
Well Holmes, you've certainly
let yourself in for a busy
night tomorrow.
What about the Star of Deli
and you promise to Sir Ronald
and what about your duty
to The Crown?
All that will be taken care of.
Never fear.
I'm going to delegate
the most dependable man I know
to guard the Star of Deli in
on Miss Brandon.
Oh really, who may that be?
You, my dear fellow.
What?
You'd like to let that razor
slip, wouldn't you, Dawes?
No, sir.
By no means, sir.
You're a coward, Dawes.
If you weren't a coward
you'd a cut my throat long ago.
Why I give you my word, sir.
That thought never
entered my mind, sir.
Then you're worse than a
coward. You're a fool.
You have as much hatred for me
as I have contempt for you.
Excellent.
Without your beard, sir,
you look like your own son.
It's unlikely that
I shall be back tonight, Dawes.
You may as well
take the evening off.
- Thank you, sir.
- Thank you, Dawes.
I'm engaged.
Of course you are, Bassick. Why
recognized you, professor.
Yes, sir?
What'd you find out, Bassick?
Just like you said.
They're taking the goods
off the boat tonight.
The men is waiting.
Excellent.
Now let's hurry.
Yes, sir.
??
Excuse me.
Hello, darling.
Are you feeling
all right, my child.
Yes, I think so.
And has that young son of mine
been behaving himself?
He's been awfully kind.
I'm afraid I'm very tiresome
this evening.
Nonsense.
No man on the bright side of
you tiresome.
Ann, you're glad you came,
aren't you?
- Very glad.
- Good.
You see, I was right.
It was quite the best thing for
you to do to come down here.
You shouldn't have thought
of staying alone in that house,
so soon after.
Perhaps you're right.
You're going to stay on here
over the weekend.
If you want me.
- As long as you like, my dear.
- Thank you.
Has anyone
asked for me tonight?
Why no?
Are you expecting someone?
I'm not sure.
Well, it doesn't matter.
Oh, mother. May I take Ann
away? I want her to see some
of this entertainment.
Of course, dear.
I hope it will be good.
Sit here, Ann.
I want you to see
this musical chap.
He may be amusing.
??
(Singing)
Everyone delights to spend
their summer holidays
Down beside the side
of the silvery sea
I'm no exception to the rule
in fact if I had my way
I'd be down beside the side
of the silvery sea
But when your just a commoner
A business up in town
You've got to settle down
You save up all the money you
Then away you go
to a spot you know
Where the cockle shells
are found Oh I.....
Do like to be
beside the sea side
I do like to be
besides the sea
I do like to stroll
along the drom, drom, drom
Where the drum and bass,
tickely um, bum, bum
So just let me be
beside the sea side
I'll be beside myself with glee
for there are lots of
to be besides
Beside the sea side
Besides the sea
Funny fellow, isn't he?
Yes.
Ann, I wish there was something
I could do.
Could I get you an ice?
You're very kind, Tony.
I'd like that.
All right.
You stay here.
- I'll see what I can pillage,
be straight back.
- Thank you.
Good evening, Miss Brandon.
Everything all right?
What do you want?
We did have an appointment,
you know.
- Mr. Holmes, I--
- Shh, shh--
We mustn't be seen together.
Has anything happened?
Have you seen anything unusual?
No nothing yet.
Mr. Holmes, do you think I could
possibly be in danger here?
There's no doubt of it but
don't worry. I'll be watching.
- I'll be glad when it's over.
- Yes, I know.
Don't take any unnecessary risks.
Don't talk to strange people
and above all don't wander far
from the lights and the crowd.
You must go back.
Good luck.
??
Here we are, Ann.
Thank you.
Tony, that's a South American
gaucho orchestra, isn't it?
Yes.
Rather good aren't they?
Yes.
Shall we go in.
Just as you like, Ann.
You're being too hard
on Holmes, Sir Ronald.
He gave me his word
he'd be here, sir.
He sent me in his place.
You?
Well, sir, I've been with
Holmes on a good many cases
and I can assure you, you might
have done considerably worse.
I dare say you might help.
Where at least are
the policemen he promised
to send me?
They'll be here directly.
A sergeant and two policemen,
picked men, sir.
What is it, sergeant?
Police officers
to see Dr. Watson, sir.
Bring 'em in.
It's about time.
- Is Dr. Watson here?
- Yes, I am Dr. Watson.
Sergeant Bullfinch
at your service, sir.
- Good evening, Sergeant.
- My I see your
identification, sir?
I told you I am Dr. Watson.
I don't doubt that, sir,
but the inspector said
I was to be particular
about identification, sir.
Well, you seem to be
a law-abiding citizen.
- I suppose you'll be
wanting to see mine?
- Yes, please.
Everything seems in order,
Sir Ronald.
Prepare to halt.
Company halt.
Captain Mannery, Royal Navy,
Sir Ronald Ramsey.
Just a moment, sir.
- Is that you, Sir Ronald?
- Yes.
Captain Mannery?
Yes, sir.
Raise the port trellis.
Well, here it is, Sir Ronald.
Ah.
The Star of Deli.
This has been a great anxiety
to me, Captain Mannery.
I can't tell you how relieved
I shall be
when I have this jewel
safely locked up in the tower.
Would you like us
to go with you, sir?
No, there's no occasion.
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