:24:03
What is that book
:24:05
that so engrosses
your attention Watson?
:24:07
A book on the
quaint customs
:24:08
and manners of America.
:24:10
We must be half way across
:24:11
and I've only got
to page thirty-seven.
:24:13
For your information,
my dear fellow,
:24:15
we are now flying
over New York.
:24:17
Flying over New York?
:24:19
Good gracious me.
:24:22
Extraordinary.
:24:49
This is the embassy
car Mr. Holmes.
:24:50
You're being very
helpful Mr. Lang.
:24:52
Detective
Lieutenant Grogan
:24:53
of the Washington Police.
:24:54
How do you do?
:24:55
Welcome to Washington.
:24:56
Thank you.
:24:57
This is my associate
Doctor Watson.
:24:58
How do you do sir?
:24:59
How are you?
:25:00
I suppose I should
say, how are you buddy?
:25:02
What's... what's cooking?
:25:03
Oh come along Watson.
:25:05
Oh it says it
here in the book.
:25:06
Oh what's cooking?
:25:17
Grogan's in charge
of investigating
:25:19
the Grayson case for the
Washington Police.
:25:21
Any new
developments Grogan?
:25:23
None Mr. Holmes.
:25:24
I'd be glad let you
have our complete file
:25:25
and of course we'll
cooperate in every way.
:25:27
Thank you.
:25:28
I shall
appreciate your help,
:25:30
especially
as I'm unfamiliar
with your country.
:25:31
Oh yes, of course, this
is your first visit.
:25:34
Oh there's the
Lincoln Memorial.
:25:40
Most impressive.
:25:41
Oh by the by Mr. Lang,
:25:43
thank you for
your cablegram.
:25:45
I received it just
before I left London.
:25:46
Cable?
:25:47
I sent no cable.
:25:49
About our reservations at
the Hotel Metropolitan.
:25:51
Why no we thought you'd
:25:52
stay at the
Embassy of course.
:25:54
Look at that.
:25:55
Well since some
strange person
:25:58
has taken such an
:25:59
extraordinary interest
in my welfare