:25:00
I wonder what
the fellow...
:25:01
He's here now.
:25:03
I don't think I need
:25:04
to report on my
activities, gentlemen.
:25:06
You seem fairly
well informed.
:25:07
We have our
methods, Holmes.
:25:08
There only remains
for you to share
:25:09
what's been accomplished.
:25:10
All in good
time, Mr. Lloyd.
:25:12
Good evening, gentlemen.
:25:13
Good evening, Sir Evan.
:25:15
What's the matter?
:25:16
You look pale.
:25:17
Oh, it's nothing, I...
:25:18
Barham, your hand.
:25:19
Let's have a
look at it now.
:25:20
Oh, it's really nothing,
just an accident.
:25:21
What sort of an accident.
:25:23
Some fellow took
a shot at me
:25:24
just as I was
leaving the house.
:25:25
Took a shot at you?
:25:26
It's only a scratch.
:25:28
Odd thing to happen.
:25:30
Have you any
idea who it was?
:25:31
No, I haven't.
:25:32
He popped up out
of the bushes
:25:33
just as I was
getting into my car,
:25:35
fired once,
:25:36
then disappeared.
:25:37
What do you make
of it, Watson?
:25:38
Bullet wound.
:25:39
Congratulations.
:25:41
This is a matter
for the police.
:25:42
Oh, no, please.
:25:44
I could never
identify him.
:25:45
Let's forget it.
:25:46
Captain Shaw.
:25:54
People of Britain,
greetings.
:25:56
Is it shock you need?
:25:57
Very well, we Nazis
can produce them
:26:00
'til Britain's proud
head is in the dust
:26:02
where it belongs.
:26:03
People of London,
:26:05
look out of your windows,
:26:06
you will see your
promised disaster
:26:08
written across the skies.
:26:12
Lawford, turn out
the lights please.
:26:14
Look to the east
end of your docks.
:26:15
Are you alert, Number 20?
:26:17
Look, Britain, look, and
wonder, and despair.
:26:22
We Nazis keep
our promises.
:26:25
There's a terrible
fire in the east end.
:26:28
American bombers, tanks,
gone, destroyed utterly.
:26:33
The flames are mounting
:26:35
higher and higher
and higher.
:26:37
Now the glare
must be visible
:26:38
even to the
short-sighted leaders
:26:40
of your bewildered
government.
:26:42
Watch the towering fires
:26:45
they consume your new
planes from America,
:26:47
your meager
store of tanks,
:26:49
your puny munitions,
:26:51
and your food.
:26:53
Planes that were
your only defense
:26:55
against our all
powerful Luftwaffe.
:26:57
Tanks and munitions
that you prayed
:26:59
would hold against
the magnificent