:01:23
What is it, Latham?
:01:24
It's nearly 10:00, Inspector.
I have a carriage waiting.
:01:27
Carriage? What carriage?
:01:29
You wanted to look at that place
in the park this morning.
:01:31
Don't you recall, sir?
:01:32
Oh, yes. Yes, of course.
:01:35
Confounded nuisance, spending one's
time on routine investigations.
:01:38
I'd hardly call this routine, sir.
:01:41
PIERCE: What would you call it?
:01:42
Why, I'd say it was highly unusual...
:01:45
a man being attacked by a werewolf
in a London park.
:01:48
PIERCE: Werewolf?
:01:51
I'm surprised at you, Latham.
:01:52
I always looked upon you
as an intelligent man.
:01:55
Where on earth did you get this
"werewolf" idea?
:01:57
I know. You've been looking at the papers.
:01:59
- Well, they are full of it.
- Bosh!
:02:01
PIERCE: From what I know of the case,
the man was nipped by a stray dog.
:02:05
It was much worse than that, sir.
He was very badly slashed.
:02:08
He swears that it was not an animal
that attacked him.
:02:12
I suppose he was accosted by a man...
:02:14
who suddenly sprouted hairy ears
and long fangs.
:02:17
No, sir. No ears and no fangs.
:02:19
As a matter of fact,
it wasn't a man. It was a woman.
:02:22
A little early in the morning
to be visiting grog shops, isn't it?
:02:26
Sir, I never touch a drop
before 6:00 in the evening.
:02:31
- Come along.
- Yes, sir.
:02:34
[Cheerful instrumental music]
:02:39
Fine morning, isn't it?
:02:41
Much too fine to be wasted
on minor things like stray dogs.
:02:51
Well, Miss Allenby, are you prepared
to accept defeat gracefully?
:02:55
You haven't defeated me yet, Mr. Lanfield.
:02:58
We're certainly formal this morning,
aren't we, Phyllis?