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🔎✨ Sherlock Holmes – The Case of the Texas Cowgirl (Episode 4, 1954) ✨🔎 📺 Another gripping chapter from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1954 TV Series) featuring: 🕵️‍♂️ Ronald Howard as Sherlock Holmes 👨‍⚕️ Howard Marion-Crawford as Dr. Watson 👮 Archie Duncan as Inspector Lestrade  ⚡ Episode Summary: London society is stirred when a glamorous Texas cowgirl arrives, attracting attention and suspicion. Soon, Holmes and Watson are drawn into a case involving deception, jealousy, and possible foul play. With his unmatched deductive brilliance, Holmes unravels the truth behind the visitor’s real motives and the dark mystery that follows her.  💡 Why Watch This Episode? ✔️ A unique case blending American flair with Victorian London mystery ✔️ Ronald Howard’s Holmes at his sharpest ✔️ Classic 1954 black-and-white charm with suspenseful storytelling  ───────────────────────────── 👉 Watch the complete playlist of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1954) for all 39 episodes! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnTKAJ16ovG0sQTB5iqXP1ra  👉 Don’t forget to Like 👍, Comment 💬 & Subscribe 🔔 for more vintage mysteries and timeless detective classics. ───────────────────────────── 📌 Hashtags & Tags for SEO: #SherlockHolmes 🕵️‍♂️ #TexasCowgirl #TheAdventuresOfSherlockHolmes #1954TVSeries #ClassicTV 📺 #RonaldHoward #DrWatson #InspectorLestrade #VintageMystery #DetectiveDrama #GoldenAgeTelevision ________________________________________

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00:00The End

00:30The End

01:00Wait here Slim, I'll be down in two shakes

01:27A visitor, Watson

01:43What, a visitor?

01:45Yes

01:45A young lady who arrived in a covered wagon

01:48A what?

01:50A covered wagon

01:52And what do you find strange about that?

02:01I'm a looking Mr. Sherlock Holmes

02:03You've tracked him down, madam

02:05Won't you come in?

02:10Name's Minnie Mallet, Mr. Holmes

02:12Melrondah, Texas

02:13I'm sure glad to know you

02:15Well, I'm very pleased to know you

02:17With Bison Jack's radio, I believe

02:20Say, how'd you figure that out?

02:23Well, your dress is very charming

02:26But scarcely commonplace in London

02:28Well, I didn't have a chance to change to my store clothes

02:31Came straight here from a hotel

02:33Who's he?

02:35Oh, he?

02:36Oh, no, no, no

02:37That's Dr. Watson

02:38My esteemed partner

02:40Howdy, Doc

02:43How you doing, Ed?

02:49I'm sorry to bother you boys so late

02:51But I got a case for you, Mr. Holmes

02:52You're gonna like this one

02:54Yes, yes, that's all right

02:56Well, why won't you sit down?

02:58No time to sit down

02:59Not with that man in my hotel room

03:01Man in your room?

03:02Well, don't get excited, Doc

03:04It's all right

03:04He's dead

03:05Oh, well, of course, in that case

03:07I...

03:08What, dead?

03:09With his head diced up a little

03:11And my tomahawk laying next to him

03:13Great Scott

03:15Tell me, Miss O'Malley

03:18Who is this gentleman?

03:21Dunno

03:21Never saw the critter before in my life

03:26Walked into my room after the show tonight

03:29And there he was

03:30Stretched out on the floor

03:31Dead

03:32And it was, uh, your tomahawk

03:36Sure was

03:37He was in the show

03:38But left it in my room tonight

03:40Sherlock

03:43You gotta get that hombre's body out of my room

03:46But, Miss O'Malley, one can't just...

03:49Minnie is the name, Doc

03:50Well, Doctor, what...

03:53I mean, Doc is right, Minnie

03:56It's considered illegal to move a body from the place of crime

04:00Well, it certainly is in England

04:01Of course, I don't know what they do in Texas

04:04Well, it was illegal to tomahawk the critter in my room, too, wasn't it?

04:08Well, I dare say it was

04:10But wouldn't it be simpler to notify the police?

04:13Sherlock, I text this way

04:15We call in the sheriff when we want to make a fuss about something

04:17I don't want to make a fuss about this

04:20Just want to get that body out of my room

04:22Pronto

04:23Pronto?

04:24Oh, is that his name?

04:26What language you talking, Doc?

04:28Uh, Minnie, why don't you want to make a fuss about it?

04:31Well, I'm aiming to get myself hitched

04:32Hitched?

04:34Hitched

04:35My hook

04:36Lasso

04:37Tied down

04:38Wedding holy matrimony

04:41Oh

04:41And what would Freddie and his mother kind of say

04:44If they found they got a dead man in my room?

04:46Uh, Freddie, I presume, is, uh, your fiancé

04:49Yeah

04:49The Earl of Worcester

04:51Met him last week when he got tossed off a bronco

04:54Landed in his lap

04:55Oh, I

04:57I, I, I don't think I, I've heard of the title

05:00Well, Freddie calls it something else, too, Doc

05:03But it's spelled

05:04W-O-R-C-E-S-T-E-R

05:07Worcester

05:08Oh, yes, I see, yes

05:10Lord Worcester

05:11Mm-hmm

05:12His mother'd be fit to be hogtied

05:14If I'd gotten any kind of scandal

05:16Uh, Anglo-American relations are involved in this one

05:19Watson, to say nothing of, uh, chivalry

05:21Now, look here, Holmes

05:23I know all about Anglo-American relations and then, uh, chivalry

05:26But, but just the same, I

05:27Doc

05:28Maybe you'd better stay home tonight and leave this to me and Sherlock

05:31Yes, maybe you'd better

05:34It might turn out to be a rather risky business, Watson

05:36Well, I

05:38I, um, excuse me

05:40What, um, what exactly is this?

05:44Hmm?

05:44It's a lasso, Doc

05:46Oh

05:46Well

05:49You throw a half a with it

05:51Well, you throw a half a where?

05:53Well, you don't really throw a half a, Doc

05:55Hmm?

05:56You just lasso them

05:57Like this

06:01Now, really, I

06:03What on earth do you think, young woman, you're doing this?

06:05And then

06:06What is the

06:07But, hey, I

06:08All right, boys, up you go

06:22I refuse point blank to travel in that disgusting conveyor

06:32Oh, don't be so narrow-minded, Watson

06:33Come on, get in

06:34I tell you, I refuse point blank

06:38Well, if that's the way you feel about it, Doc

06:40You'll regret this

06:42Take it away, Slim

06:43Hey, hey

06:45The man, after all, he has his principles

06:47Hey, you mustn't do this to me

06:49What do you think you're doing?

06:50Faster, Watson

06:51Faster

06:52What do you think you're doing?

06:53I can't put up in this

06:54You'll stagger me

06:55Come on, now, Watson

06:56Hurry, hurry, come on

06:57Knees up, Mother Brown

06:58Knees up, Mother Brown

07:00Knees up, Mother Brown

07:01Knees up, Mother

07:01Come on, Watson

07:03Come on

07:04There he is, boys

07:22Just like I left him

07:23He's dead all right, isn't he, Doc?

07:26He couldn't be deader

07:27Yes

07:30Nasty business, this

07:32Whoever did it

07:35Wasn't satisfied to hit him

07:36Just once with that tomahawk

07:37Hit him several times

07:39Looks like a vengeance killing

07:42Sounds like an engine

07:43On the warpath

07:44I take it that this is a weapon

07:49You use in your performance, Minion

07:51Yep

07:52Fellow stands there

07:53With a cigarette in his mouth

07:54And I throw the tomahawk at him

07:56Slice off the cigarette

07:57Bit risky, isn't he?

08:00Not if I don't miss, Doc

08:01Oh, I see

08:03When do you estimate the time of death, Doctor?

08:07Within the last two hours

08:08It's perfectly straightforward

08:10Penetration of the cellar realm

08:11He was hit more than once

08:13Hmm

08:14Aged about 30, I'd say

08:18Occasionally wore glasses

08:21Ah-ha

08:25A wallet

08:27No means of identification in it

08:31Ah, what's this?

08:36Hmm

08:37No doubt about his profession, Watson

08:39Skeleton keys

08:41By Jove, Holmes a burglar

08:44Then that means

08:45Of course he was after some jewels

08:47And he must have had a partner

08:48And then he and his partner

08:49But he's got no jewels

08:50Just some old engine beads

08:52And who'd want them?

08:53Now the problem becomes

08:55Where can we put his body?

08:57Now look here, Holmes

08:58We can't put his body anywhere

09:00That's preposterous

09:00I've got it

09:01We'll put it in the next room

09:02Oh, now look, Holmes

09:04Listen, you've got to listen to me

09:05You can't possibly

09:06Anglo-American relations, Watson

09:08Remember?

09:10Careful, Barton Jack doesn't see

09:12He's got his room down the hall

09:13Ah, thank you, my dear

09:15Oh, now look, Holmes

09:45Relax, Doc

09:56Leave it to Sherlock

09:57My dear child

09:59Holmes is the last person

10:00I'd leave this to

10:01He has no more idea

10:02Of when to stop

10:03Than any man I ever

10:04Number 13, across the passage

10:05Most appropriate

10:06Couldn't think of a better

10:07Come on now, time's a-wasting

10:08Oh

10:09I don't know

10:12All right, boys

10:20All clear

10:20Come along, Holmes

10:27Holmes, what are you doing?

10:29Come along

10:29I'm coming

10:30Psst!

10:32Mr. Holmes

10:38Hello, Tommy

10:39I've got something for you, Mr. Holmes

10:42Something real odd

10:43Really, Tommy?

10:44What is it, eh?

10:45Well, sir, I happened to be passing

10:47One of the rooms tonight

10:48And I looked inside

10:50The door was open?

10:52Not exactly open, sir

10:53In fact, it was closed

10:55If you know what I mean

10:56Ah, yes

10:58I think I do know

10:58What you mean

10:59Well, if a bloke

11:01Wants to become

11:01A famous detective

11:02Like you

11:03Well, really, Tommy

11:04There are more ethical ways

11:05Of becoming a detective

11:06Than looking through keyholes

11:07But, uh

11:07Since you did

11:09What did you see?

11:10Someone's hand

11:11Boy!

11:13Boy!

11:14Yes, ma'am?

11:15There's a mouth

11:16In my room

11:17I'll get a write-up, ma'am

11:19How?

11:20I'm coming right away, ma'am

11:21Madam

11:22Might I suggest

11:23That you try mewing?

11:26Mewing?

11:27Yes, ma'am

11:28Mewing

11:28Huh!

11:30Disgraceful, if you ask me

11:32I pay three shillings for my room

11:34And I must mew like a cat

11:35Well, now, Tommy

11:39Perhaps you'll tell me

11:40About that hand that you saw

11:41Well, sir

11:42All I saw was a hand

11:44Turning a knob on a bedpost

11:45Hand turning a knob on a bedpost

11:48That's very interesting

11:50Thank you very much, Tommy

11:52Thank you

11:52Now, run along and catch that mouse

11:53Thank you, sir

11:54Coming, ma'am

11:55A tomahawk, I think it's called, sir

12:04A native weapon of the North American Indian

12:07Sometimes as a missile

12:08And sometimes as a hand weapon

12:10Certain...

12:11When I want the history of the tomahawk, Wilkins

12:14I'll consult an encyclopedia

12:15Yes?

12:19Oh, come in, Holmes

12:20Dr. Watson

12:21Hello, Inspector

12:22How are you?

12:22Got your noteless trade

12:24Anything interesting on hand?

12:25Yes, murder

12:26I thought you'd be interested

12:27I thought you'd be interested

12:27It's the kind of case you like

12:28Really?

12:29Why?

12:29Well, the chambermaid found him like this

12:31A little while ago

12:32Ah

12:32Oh, poor chap

12:33Yes

12:34He was killed by this tomahawk

12:36It's, um...

12:38A native weapon of the North American Indian

12:40Sometimes used as a missile

12:42Sometimes a hand weapon

12:43That's the most observant of you, restraint

12:45Have you identified the victim?

12:47Oh, yes, of course

12:48There's a burglar

12:49The name of Sly Sam Slythe

12:52Room belongs to Mr. Honeywell here

12:55Mr. Honeywell is a salesman

12:57Women's quarters

12:58Terrible

13:00Terrible

13:00A dead man in my room

13:04I shall lose all my customers

13:06Yes, that must be very awkward for you

13:09Ah, Holmes, don't you think, um...

13:13This is the time for the magnifying glass

13:16A little, um, detection?

13:18Well, Watson

13:19I don't really like interfering in the yard's cases

13:22Besides, it seems plain enough without magnification

13:26Oh, you mean Mr. Honeywell?

13:29What?

13:31I don't know anything about it

13:33Inspector, I'm innocent

13:35Think of my customers all the...

13:37Take it easy, Mr. Honeywell

13:39No one's accusing you of anything

13:41The way I see it is this, Holmes

13:43Sly Sam sometimes worked with a partner

13:45They were on a job here together tonight

13:47They broke into this room

13:49Quarrelled over the loot

13:50And Sly Sam tomahawked them

13:52Who owned the tomahawk?

13:55The tomahawk?

13:58Yes, of course, Lestrade, you know

13:59Sly Sam, Sly's partner

14:02Might have been a Red Indian

14:03Are you coming, Watson?

14:08Let me know if you'll find the owner of the tomahawk

14:11Weren't you, Lestrade?

14:32It was late in the afternoon

14:34And the grey, depressing London weather

14:37Did nothing to help clear up my confusion

14:38Holmes kept silent as we walked

14:41And it wasn't until the rain cleared

14:43And the gas lamps came on

14:45That he started to discuss the case

14:47Yes, but Holmes, what I don't understand is

14:53Who put the tomahawk next to the body?

14:55I did

14:55You did?

14:57Yes

14:57But Holmes, Minnie's our client

14:59So she is

15:01Yes, but we move the body so she won't be involved

15:04And then you implicate her with the tomahawk

15:06But the tomahawk is evidence, my dear fellow

15:09Would you have me to stir evidence?

15:11That's illegal, you know

15:12Well, really?

15:15Yes, but...

15:18Well, you know, Holmes, I'm very surprised at you, you know

15:21Because, after all, Minnie is our client

15:24And it's your duty to protect our clients

15:27Not to turn...

15:27All right, boys

15:32Grab air

15:33Grab air?

15:35Well, what are you talking about?

15:36Reach for the ceiling, Doc

15:38You too, Sherlock

15:39Oh, I believe she means, uh, raise your hands

15:43Oh, well, why didn't you say so?

15:46I'm right disappointed in you, Sherlock

15:48I thought you were a straight shooter

15:50You planted my tomahawk next to that critter's body

15:54So I guess I'll have to shoot you

15:55You got any last wishes, Sherlock?

15:58Well, I...

15:59And now we return to the case of the Texas cowgirl

16:16Quite simple, really

16:17The tomahawk I placed by the body

16:20Was the one I found in the potted plant outside Minnie's room

16:23The murderer undoubtedly hid it there, hoping to recover it later on

16:27You mean he used two tomahawks to kill Slides?

16:30No, just one

16:31He struck, uh, Slides with Minnie's tomahawk

16:33After he'd killed him

16:35Thereby giving the impression that Minnie had done it

16:37Well, someone's trying to frame me

16:39Obviously

16:40Well, who is it?

16:41Could it be somebody in the rodeo?

16:43My no good, Doc

16:45If anyone in the rodeo saw, they saw a bison jack, not me

16:49No one knows I'm a silent partner

16:50Who's that?

16:53Oh, one of Inspector Lestrade's emissaries, I expect

16:56Come in

16:56Oh, Mr. Holmes, Inspector

17:00Inspector Lestrade asked me to give you this message

17:07Oh, thank you, Wilkins

17:14Aha, just as I thought

17:16What is it, Sherlock?

17:17Well, Inspector Lestrade thinks he's found the owner of the other tomahawk

17:20The one that killed Slides

17:22But whose is it?

17:23He doesn't say

17:24Well, come on, boys

17:26Whoever the ombre is, he's the one that's trying to free you

17:37Where's the inspector, Sergeant? In the room with the body?

17:42No, sir, he's in the room with running water, this one, sir

17:44Running water? But they've all got running water

17:47It means cheap running water, Doc

17:49The engine in the rodeo

17:50Oh?

17:51Well, I took your advice, Mr. Holmes

18:05I found an Indian

18:07Chief running water here

18:09Indian to London, honestly

18:11Howdy, Chief

18:12Oh

18:13How do you do?

18:14Oldestrade, has our friend admitted owning the tomahawk?

18:17Well, I don't know

18:18He keeps saying the same thing every time

18:19You watch

18:20Now, I'll ask you once again

18:22Is this your tomahawk?

18:26Go who who who?

18:27He doesn't savvying this, Sheriff

18:28Oh, I

18:31Uh

18:32I don't think I've had the honour

18:33Oh, I beg your pardon?

18:35Inspector Lestrade,

18:37Inspector Lestrade, this is Miss Minnie O'Me

18:39Go who who?

18:40You see

18:41Now, I'll ask you once again

18:42Is this

18:43your Tomahawk?

18:44Do want whom o' Verm or who?

18:46You see

18:47He doesn't savvy this, Sheriff

18:49Oh, I, uh

18:51I don't think I've had the honour

18:52Oh, I beg your pardon

18:53Inspector Lestrade

18:54Inspector Lestrade, this is Miss Minnie O'Malley from Bison Jack's Rodeo.

19:00Oh, then, Miss, perhaps you can help me to make this gentleman understand what I'm trying to ask him.

19:06Sorry, Sheriff, he's a Blackfoot. All I speak is Apache.

19:14Tomahawk, you catch him quick, kill White Chief?

19:24Good morning.

19:54Let's go.

19:56Where are they now?

19:58What?

20:06Here, to take a moment.

20:08What do you want to do that for?

20:15I reckon he thinks you're asking him to scalp you, Sheriff.

20:22Holmes, this is impossible.

20:25When it gets to the point where I am, I think it's a good point.

20:29What is it?

20:29What do you want to do that for?

20:30I reckon he thinks you're asking him to scalp you, Sheriff.

20:34Holmes, this is impossible.

20:36When it gets to the point where I have to learn Blackfoot to talk to a murder suspect, well, rarely.

20:46Well, what's he saying?

20:48I believe, sir. He says the Tomahawk belongs to Big Chief Bison Jack.

20:53When I want suggestions from you, Wilkins, I'll ask for it.

20:57What?

20:58He says that he saw Mr. Bison Jack tonight in the corridor outside room number 13, the room where the body of this thief was found.

21:10He also suggests that perhaps we might...

21:12Bison Jack?

21:15Why, sure enough, this is his Tomahawk.

21:19Then it's not his?

21:21Sherlock, the Vimer Tomahawk slides in my room and then he went over...

21:26In your room, Miss O'Malley?

21:28A slip of the tongue straight. A slip of the tongue.

21:31That's right, Sheriff. A slip of the tongue. Make them all the time.

21:35Because that wouldn't make any sense either.

21:38Wilkins, find this Bison Jack person or whatever they call him and bring him to room 13.

21:47Yes, sir.

21:56A slip of the tongue.

21:57It wasn't my Tomahawk, Sheriff.

21:58Never seen it before.

21:59Well, we've got a slip of the tongue.

22:00No, no, no.

22:01We're all alone.

22:02We've got a slip of the tongue.

22:03We've got a slip of the tongue.

22:04Time to drink.

22:23This ain't my Tomahawk Sheriff. Never seen it before.

22:26Anyhow, Tomahawks all look the same to me.

22:28Mr. Tomahawk, you loaned me from my act tonight. Left mine in my room.

22:32You didn't give his here tomahawk back to me, Minnie.

22:34I certainly did, right after the act.

22:37I don't rightly recollect your giving it back.

22:40Chief Running Water...

22:42Your name.

22:43Chief Running Water said he saw you outside the door of this room tonight, Mr. Jack.

22:48Yeah, I wanted to talk over the act with Minnie.

22:51Did Mr. Mary answer the door?

22:53No.

22:54I went straight back to my room.

22:56Did you get back here tonight before or after, Minnie?

23:00I was reckoned as before.

23:02Leastwise, many weren't in a room when they're not.

23:05Tell me, Lestrade, did any of the guests report missing...

23:09jewellery tonight?

23:11No, why?

23:13Well, they will soon.

23:16But you gave a solution yourself, Lestrade.

23:20The murderer was Sam Sly's partner.

23:23Weren't you, Mr. Honeywell?

23:25I...

23:27I don't know what you're talking about.

23:29You stole Bison Jack's tomahawk to kill your own partner here in this room.

23:35Then you plan to move his body back into Bison Jack's room.

23:39This is ridiculous.

23:41If that's what I planned, why didn't I put the body into Bison Jack's room?

23:46Because Bison Jack had already returned to his room from the rodeo.

23:50In that case, I still wouldn't have left the body in my room.

23:54I could have put it in another room.

23:56Come, come, Mr. Honeywell. Don't let's get academic.

24:00Who placed the jewels in the bedpost?

24:03Yes. Who did place the jewels in the bedpost?

24:06Well, I... I... I... I...

24:12Would your employment with a corset firm stand investigation, Mr. Honeywell?

24:16Yippee! That's the way, Doc.

24:18Well, really, Dr. Watson.

24:19Nice rope on her, Coylet.

24:20He's all yours, Inspector.

24:22Ah...

24:23Ha ha!

24:24Yippee! That's the way, Doc.

24:25Well, really, Dr. Watson.

24:26Nice rope on her, Coylet.

24:27He's all yours, Inspector.

24:32Ah.

24:33Ha ha!

24:34Ha ha!

24:35There we are. Home!

24:36Ah, thank you, Watson.

24:37Bread.

24:38No quietness. It's all yours, Inspector.

24:47Middle of this.

24:49There we are, Holmes.

24:50Ah, thank you, Watson.

24:51Bread.

24:54See, you can really twirl that rope, Doc.

24:56Oh, I don't know. I don't think there's much to it

24:58once you get the hang of it, you know.

25:00Ha, ha, ha.

25:04Say, Sherlock,

25:05how'd you know that Honeywell dragged the body

25:07from his room to my room?

25:10Well, the, uh, tracks in the corridor.

25:12Two heel marks in the carpet.

25:15Quite obvious.

25:17Golly, you could be an engine scout.

25:22Minnie, may I ask you something?

25:25Sure can.

25:26Would you really have shot me?

25:33Well,

25:34I reckon I'd

25:36maybe just wounded you a little.

25:43Yes, do you, boys.

25:44Yes, do you Minnie.

25:45Ha, ha, ha, ha.

25:47THE END

26:17THE END

26:47THE END

🕵️🔎 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1954) TV Series – Episode 4 | The Case of the Texas Cowgirl

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