1:04:10
Come in.
1:04:15
I'm glad your
safe Senator.
1:04:17
Safe?
1:04:18
No man is safe.
1:04:19
Look at the way my
constituents snipe at me.
1:04:29
I don't recall seeing
your face before stranger.
1:04:31
I don't think we've met.
1:04:32
Well that explains it.
1:04:34
My name is
Sherlock Holmes.
1:04:35
Glad to know you Holmes.
1:04:36
What's on your mind?
1:04:37
Senator Babcock,
I'm here to inform you
1:04:39
of great peril
to your life.
1:04:40
Richard Stanley,
a dangerous criminal,
1:04:41
is now on his way here.
1:04:42
Richard Stanley?
1:04:44
Why he's the most
1:04:45
respectable
citizen in Washington
1:04:47
has been for years.
1:04:48
What could Stanley
possibly want from me?
1:04:50
A document and under the
stamps of a letter
1:04:51
given to you by chap
named Grayson.
1:04:53
Grayson?
1:04:54
Grayson?
1:04:56
Used to know a
man name... Grayson!
1:04:58
Well that's the fellow
that disappeared.
1:04:59
Say I got that envelope
right here in my wallet.
1:05:02
Now what does
Stanley think
1:05:03
could be under
these stamps?
1:05:05
A secret document
of grave importance.
1:05:07
Reduced to microfilm
1:05:09
and concealed under
these very stamps.
1:05:11
Thank you very
much, Mr. Holmes.
1:05:14
That's just what
I wanted to know.
1:05:18
I might have
missed this microfilm
1:05:19
if you hadn't
lead me to it.
1:05:21
I've seemed to have
1:05:22
underestimated your
capabilities, Mr. Stanley.
1:05:24
Yes, Mr. Holmes,
1:05:25
you're famous powers of
deduction and observation
1:05:27
made of very well
in Limehouse or Soho
1:05:29
but here in America
1:05:30
I believe you're
out of your depth.
1:05:32
If so, the
verdict of history
1:05:34
will be severe indeed.
1:05:35
You nervous,
Sherlock Holmes.
1:05:38
I must confess to
a mark irritation.
1:05:40
Do you mind if I smoke?
1:05:48
Thank you.
1:05:50
The whole course of the
world might be changed
1:05:53
by your acquisition
of the microfilm.
1:05:55
It will be and
for the better.
1:05:57
Have you a match?
1:05:59
You can keep those.