:06:07
Watson!
:06:09
Coming Holmes!
:06:11
Watson!
:06:13
All right Holmes
I'm coming.
:06:15
I beg your pardon.
:06:17
I beg yours.
:06:25
Thank you for your
timely assistance.
:06:27
Really Watson aren't
you a little stout
:06:29
for this sort of thing?
:06:30
Rubbish, ideal weight
for a man of my age.
:06:32
Ran into an old friend
of mine, Duncan Bleek.
:06:33
Major of the fourth
Indian regiment.
:06:35
Major Duncan Bleek this
is Sherlock Holmes.
:06:37
How do you do sir?
:06:38
Likewise I've heard
quite a lot about you.
:06:39
India?
:06:40
Retired fifteen years ago.
:06:41
As a matter of fact,
:06:42
we were reminiscing
about India.
:06:43
We didn't realize
how late it was.
:06:44
Stays light so
long these days
:06:46
we almost missed
the train.
:06:47
Yes so I've observed.
:06:48
In here sir.
:06:49
Thank you.
:06:50
Doctor would you
care to join me
:06:51
in a glass of whiskey
:06:52
and a dash of soda
before dinner?
:06:53
Well now that's
a good idea.
:06:55
What's this all
about Holmes?
:06:56
Did you ever hear of
Lady Margaret Carstairs
:06:58
famous diamond of the
Star of Rhodesia?
:07:00
I read something last week
:07:01
about the old girl
being in London
:07:02
with a bauble
wasn't it Holmes?
:07:04
Yes it was.
:07:06
She's on this train.
:07:07
That's while we're here
:07:08
to see that this
bauble as you call it
:07:10
gets safely back to
its vault at Edinburgh.
:07:12
Sounds to me...
:07:14
sounds to me like a
police routine job.
:07:16
That's where you're
wrong old fellow.
:07:18
In an attempt to make
away with it from London
:07:19
was unsuccessful.
:07:20
A second attempt will,
in all probability,
:07:22
be made on this train.
:07:23
Huh?
:07:24
What makes you say that?
:07:25
Well it seems
more than likely
:07:26
that the people who
planned the first attempt
:07:28
were not discouraged
by one failure
:07:29
and will stop and nothing
:07:30
to insure success
the second time.
:07:32
Sounds like Lestrade's
cup of tea to me.
:07:33
Lestrade?
:07:34
He's on this train.
:07:35
Oh is he?
:07:37
Giving an excellent
imitation of Isaac Walden.
:07:39
Pardon gents.
:07:40
Come in Mr. Holmes.
:07:43
My friend and colleague,
Doctor Watson.
:07:45
How do you do?
:07:51
I thought it better
to engage Mr. Holmes
:07:53
after what
happened in London.
:07:54
No doubt you're
an efficient person
:07:57
but I don't think
:07:58
there's any need
for a policeman.
:07:59
Policeman?