:10:00
A young lady whom
neither of us
:10:01
has ever seen before
:10:02
will come forward
to greet us.
:10:03
Holmes, now you're
pulling my leg again.
:10:09
Mr. Holmes, I'm
Jill Grandis.
:10:10
How do you?
:10:11
This is my friend,
Dr. Watson.
:10:12
How do you do?
:10:13
How do you do?
:10:14
I've been assigned
to drive you around.
:10:15
Thank you.
:10:16
Good gracious me.
:10:17
Where do you wish to go?
:10:18
Baker street.
:10:19
I know, 221 B.
:10:21
Come on, Watson.
:10:22
Hurry up old fellow.
:10:31
Holmes, the girl waiting,
:10:33
what an
extraordinary thing.
:10:34
Elementary my dear Watson.
:10:36
No, no, no.
:10:37
It's an amazing deduction.
:10:38
How on earth did
you arrive at it?
:10:40
Barham told me.
:10:41
Huh?
:10:57
Oh.
:10:59
Don't you worry,
Mrs. Hudson.
:11:01
Just giving it a
bit of a cleaning.
:11:03
Now that we're
on a case again.
:11:04
See, the joints
are a bit rusted
:11:07
like mine, you know.
:11:09
Is he back on
a case again?
:11:10
Case?
:11:11
It's the greatest
case of his,
:11:12
of our career.
:11:14
Oh, mercy it always is.
:11:31
Holmes,
:11:33
I say Holmes.
:11:34
What?
:11:36
Well, if you ask me
it's disgraceful,
:11:38
Beethoven's Fifth.
:11:39
Not at all,
it's very good.
:11:42
Sir Ronald Hedley
:11:43
is conducting
very well tonight.
:11:44
I don't mean the concert.
:11:45
No?
:11:47
England is in danger.
:11:48
Heaven knows what
frightful disaster
:11:49
is happening and
you sit there calm
:11:50
and listen to
the wireless.
:11:52
Music has charms,
very restful.
:11:54
That's got nothing
to do with the whole
:11:56
Nonsense my dear Watson,
:11:57
it may have a great
deal to do with it.
:11:58
Oh really?