:08:00
something must be done
about this thing at once.
:08:02
Yes.
:08:04
First of all then,
:08:05
the voice must not be
blocked off the air.
:08:06
But he's a menace.
:08:08
All over the empire
:08:09
this horrible
news is broadcast,
:08:11
blown up out of
all proportions.
:08:13
The world is beginning
to believe it.
:08:15
Even our allies are
counting England out.
:08:17
People are
frightened, panicky.
:08:19
The British people are
not so easily pairing.
:08:20
It's dangerous I tell you
to let this thing go on.
:08:23
Dangerous, yes,
Captain Shore,
:08:24
but we must
continue to listen.
:08:26
What for,
:08:27
so that we can keep
on guessing who it is?
:08:29
His identity is
not important.
:08:31
The important thing is
:08:33
the purpose behind this
campaign of terror.
:08:35
The purpose indeed.
:08:37
Isn't it enough
:08:38
that our most secret
plans are known,
:08:39
our ships are
being destroyed,
:08:41
our trains wrecked?
:08:43
I'm convinced that
these disasters
:08:44
are only a prelude,
:08:46
a smoke screen,
:08:47
to cover up a more
diabolic plan,
:08:49
and I intend to find
out what that plan is.
:08:52
This Council and Scotland
Yard will give you
:08:54
all the aide you require.
:08:55
Thank you.
:08:56
Gentlemen, my connection
with this case
:08:58
must remain
absolutely secret.
:09:00
You understand
that, of course?
:09:01
Why certainly.
:09:02
You will let the council
know at all times
:09:04
just what you're doing.
:09:06
I shall give you
such information
:09:07
as I think
wise to disclose
:09:09
in the interests
of safety,
:09:10
both the public's
and your own.
:09:12
The Inner Council
has never shared
:09:14
its secrets with anyone.
:09:15
I demand that you
keep us informed
:09:17
of your activities
and progress.
:09:20
Come along, Watson.
:09:25
Mr. Holmes,
:09:26
I want to apologize
:09:28
for your rather
lukewarm reception here.
:09:29
Well, thank you, Sir Evan.
:09:31
I'm used to the chilly
atmosphere of high places.
:09:32
Of course, you recognize
the importance of time.
:09:35
Quite.
:09:36
And results.
:09:37
Mr. Lloyd, I'm quite sure
:09:39
that Mr. Holmes can be
trusted not to fail.
:09:40
He never has, you know.
:09:41
Why thank you, Watson.
:09:43
The word is seldom.
:09:44
Good-bye, Sir Evan.
:09:46
Good-bye, sir.
:09:47
Good-bye, Barham.
:09:48
Good-bye, Watson.
:09:49
Well, should we walk from
here or take a taxi?
:09:51
I'm afraid we
have no choice.
:09:52
Huh?
:09:53
You know, Watson,
:09:54
I have a feeling that when
we go out of that door
:09:56
a girl will be waiting.
:09:57
A girl?
:09:58
What do you mean?