🕵️🔎 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1954) TV Series – Ep 30 | The Case of the Eiffel Tower - video Dailymotion

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🔎 📺 This is the thirtieth episode of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1954 TV Series). It stars: 🕵️‍♂️ Ronald Howard as Sherlock Holmes 👨‍⚕️ Howard Marion-Crawford as Dr. Watson 👮 Archie Duncan as Inspector Lestrade  ⚡ Episode Summary: When Holmes and Watson travel to Paris, their holiday quickly turns into a perilous investigation. A sinister plot unfolds beneath the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, involving international intrigue, secret rendezvous, and a criminal conspiracy that could have devastating consequences. Holmes must navigate foreign soil and outwit dangerous adversaries to bring the truth to light.  💡 Why Watch This Episode? ✔️ An exciting international adventure set against Parisian landmarks ✔️ A rare story taking Holmes and Watson outside of London ✔️ Blends mystery, suspense, and espionage for a memorable case  ───────────────────────────── 👉 Watch the full playlist for all episodes of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1954)! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnTKAJ16ovG0sQTB5iqXP1ra  👉 Don’t forget to Like 👍, Comment 💬 & Subscribe 🔔 for more vintage TV & mystery classics. ───────────────────────────── 📌 Hashtags & Tags for SEO:  #sherlockholmes #EiffelTower #TheAdventuresOfSherlockHolmes #1954TVSeries #ClassicTV #RonaldHoward #DrWatson #InspectorLestrade #vintagemystery #detectivedrama #GoldenAgeTelevision ________________________________________

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00:00The End

00:30The End

01:00What time do you make it now, Harry?

01:23I imagine it's about four.

01:24Yeah. I know these yacht men.

01:27Casual they are.

01:28He's no doubt sipping his third cup of tea about now.

01:31Do you know him, Inspector?

01:48Well, if your identification is correct, every police force west of Athens knows him.

01:54As far as I know, we're the first ones ever to see what he looked like.

02:00We called the yard, sir.

02:02As soon as we saw his name, it's sewn inside the pocket of his jacket.

02:06Must be espionage.

02:08Well, how'd that happen?

02:09Accident, sir. Pure and simple.

02:11A milk cart.

02:12The horse went wild and ran off with the cart.

02:14No driver.

02:15Charged around this corner here.

02:17Caught the bloke by surprise.

02:19Well, that's a commonplace end to a romantic career, if you like.

02:22This is all he had in his person, sir.

02:25A hundred pounds, this French coin, and a note.

02:29Note, eh?

02:30For a glance at the coin and a cheery good day, the Queen of Lambeth will send you on your way.

02:39Arrive 8 a.m. Wednesday.

02:41That's this morning.

02:42Any idea what it means, sir?

02:44No.

02:44You have enough time to find out.

02:46There may still be time.

02:47221 B Baker Street and hurry.

02:49Hurry.

02:53Hurry.

02:54Hurry.

02:55Hurry.

02:56Hurry.

02:57Hurry.

02:58Hurry.

02:59Hurry.

03:00Hurry.

03:01Hurry.

03:02Hurry.

03:03Hurry.

03:04Hurry.

03:05Of course, we've known for some time at the yard that there's been a leakage in the foreign

03:08office.

03:09What with Frederick Martinez in England, there must be some connection if only we knew what we

03:13had stumbled on.

03:15Holmes.

03:16Hmm?

03:17Holmes, are you awake?

03:18Hmm.

03:19Barely little strange.

03:20It's a ghastly hour, you know.

03:23What on earth can it possibly mean?

03:25Oh, the Queen of Lambeth?

03:26Oh, the Queen of Lambeth?

03:27Oh, that's that pearly queen who's there so often with the organ grinder.

03:30It merely means to show the coin for identification and receive further instructions from her.

03:35But surely they can't possibly operate in the open like that?

03:39Yes.

03:40Quite likely, Watson.

03:41And a clever way to operate.

03:45Right under the noses of Scotland Yard.

03:48Well, I must go and dress if I were to keep my appointment in Lambeth Square.

03:52What a ghastly hour.

03:54Holmes arrived in the square at the prescribed time, dropped the coin in the hat and flashed

04:06the French coin with the other hand.

04:08The woman told Holmes to proceed to Westminster Bridge and there to pick up a cane from a man.

04:26Near the centre of the bridge, his instructions took meaning.

04:29To avoid suspicion, Holmes drove on, then walked back to the sea.

04:34The man was still there and Holmes approached him cautiously.

04:38It was a moment of chance and it worked.

04:41What good is a cane?

04:42There you are, Lestrade.

04:43And down before breakfast, too.

04:44On top of the highest tower of all, you can buy a souvenir with your coin.

04:57Tomorrow morning, tell the vendor you have no money smaller than the coin.

05:00On top of the highest tower of all.

05:03Do you suppose they're after something in the Tower of London?

05:06It's a little after eight now, Watson.

05:08What's the earliest train to Dover?

05:10Dover?

05:11Yes, of course, Watson.

05:12The note.

05:13We must be in France tomorrow morning.

05:15France?

05:16The highest tower of...

05:18You mean the steel tower of Monsieur Eiffel in Paris?

05:22Is that what you mean then?

05:23Certainly, Watson.

05:24Are you coming with us, Lestrade?

05:26Well, I can't enter France without permission from the yard.

05:30I'll have to consult the superintendent.

05:32We'll meet you at the station in an hour.

05:34Now, hurry.

05:35If we miss this boat, we miss our appointment.

05:56We've got to go to the surety.

06:05The superintendent gave me strict instructions.

06:08I wasn't to proceed an inch without getting a French detective to work with us.

06:11Well, we're already late, Lestrade.

06:13We must proceed directly to the tower.

06:15Seems as if we've been traveling for days.

06:18Jerking trains, bouncing carriages.

06:23That horrible, horrible rolling boat.

06:27Well, you're not finished traveling yet, Lestrade.

06:30But at least your next move will be in a different direction.

06:33Look out of the window.

06:53Shall we get started?

07:09Holmes, do you think it's necessary for all of us to go?

07:13Well, perhaps you're right, Lestrade.

07:15We'll go on up and you keep guard down here.

07:23Holmes, do you see?

07:26Oh, I guess, have to go on.

07:28No, I guess.

07:29No, you're right.

07:30We'll go on up and you need some time.

07:31No, you're right, Lestrade.

07:32And now, you have to go on up and you have to go on up.

07:33But, what?

07:34Come on up and you'll have to go…

07:35Let's go on up and you'll have to go on up.

07:36That's when I'm going to go on up and you have to go on to the north side.

07:37And you've got to go.

07:38Oh, I'm going to go on up and this way?

07:39Now, you're going to go on up and you have to go up and get out and you can think about that.

07:40What?

07:41You'll have to go for that.

07:42I'm going to go.

07:43There's going to go on the road.

07:44Souvenirs? Souvenirs de Paris? Souvenirs?

08:14Souvenirs de Paris?

08:44Souvenirs de Paris?

08:49Souvenirs?

08:51Souvenirs de Paris?

08:53Excuse me.

08:54Oui, monsieur, un souvenir?

08:57Ah, but, uh, I'm afraid I have no change.

09:02Give me the coin.

09:13What about my souvenir?

09:15We've been informed that Martinez was killed.

09:19Whoever you are, you're mixing in something that's none of your business.

09:22Give me the coin.

09:29Perhaps we should retire to somewhere more private.

09:31This will do.

09:32Give it to me.

09:34Don't think I won't use this.

09:37That coin is worth half a million pounds to us,

09:40and even more to the government that ordered it.

09:47Open it.

09:48See if it's the right one.

10:01That's fine.

10:02That's fine.

10:03That's fine.

10:07The End

10:37The End

11:07The End

11:37No parley, Francie

11:40You speak English

11:42I wondered if this were yours

11:44No, I haven't lost anything

11:46My lucky day

11:48Au revoir

11:51Malivoye, mademoiselle

11:54The Strait

12:07The Strait, we've got to search every inch of the ground this side of the tower

12:10There's a chance no one's found it

12:12What are we looking for?

12:13The coin, the Strait

12:15I had no time to explain now

12:16But I had to throw it down from the tower up there

12:18The coin?

12:20You, you

12:21Mademoiselle!

12:24Strait!

12:25The Strait!

12:27Mademoiselle!

12:29Mademoiselle!

12:30Mademoiselle!

12:42Mr.

12:44Oh, a young lady

12:46A girl

12:47She found the coin right here

12:50Well, where'd she go?

12:51I've no idea. All I know is she's got the coin and we've no case without it

13:06And now we return to the case of the Eiffel Tower

13:21Well, we haven't got a single clue. Well, keep looking

13:28It's going to be a lot of trouble if I don't report to the surety soon

13:34There's no time for that now, Lestrade. You're sure she was a blonde?

13:39Yes, of course she was a blonde

13:41She had nice red cheeks, very healthy looking

13:44I remember her lips were red too

13:47Yes, she dressed fancy

13:50Yeah, very fancy

13:52Why in heaven's name didn't you mention that before?

13:55What?

13:56Well, the clothes. A blonde, red cheeks, red lips, obviously who uses rouge

14:01Probably an actress or an entertainer of some kind

14:03Here, Watson, how do you stop this fellow?

14:05Stop him?

14:06Yes, in this language

14:07Uh, Monsieur, pardonnez-moi

14:20Well, I'll try and...

14:33All right.

14:35Sorry, Hanson.

14:44Hey, Holmes!

14:46What?

14:48That's her.

14:50Hmm. Well, this lady looks as though we're going to spend an evening in Montmartre.

14:54I say to Spade.

14:57Are you sure of that's a girl?

15:00Quite sure.

15:03One of these posters.

15:20Stay close to them.

15:22You get the men together and tell them to be ready.

15:25There'll be no tricks this time.

15:33Every flower, every flower, every papillon and memory.

15:37A porté par la brise, ce murmure me grise.

15:44Si je ferme les yeux, ce concert merveilleux.

15:49Faire vivre un instant mes beaux rêves d'antan.

15:57Dans un vaporeux tourbillon, je perds doucement la raison.

16:06Ma robe s'envole au rythme langoureux.

16:13J'écoute en tremblant ton aveugle.

16:17J'entends battre plus fort ton cœur.

16:21Ta lèvre me frôle.

16:24Je croise au bonheur.

16:28Nous valsons dans le bleu, nous chantons tous les deux.

16:37La chanson sans parole, douce et tendre un peu folle.

16:44La chanson des serments, des baisers enivrants.

16:48Et je vis jusqu'au jour le beau rêve d'amour.

17:03Applaudissements

17:12D'Estreide, are you sure that's the girl?

17:14Well, I'll send a message to you and ask me to the table.

17:17Gerson.

17:18Monsieur.

17:22Bien, monsieur.

17:24Holmes, look.

17:29I don't see anything.

17:32those two men over there near the entrance they're the two who held us up in

17:37the tower how'd they get here well we were so intent on our search we took no

17:42precautions against being followed well anyway they couldn't possibly know who's

17:46got the coin could they help it's doubtful Watson they would have acted

17:51before if they had I suggest that we leave here and contact the singer later

17:55when we've given our friends the slip

18:02mr. Holmes yes I have taken the trouble of learning your identity I have a

18:27proposition yes you tell me where the coin is and I'll pay you 50,000

18:32pounds in addition to your safety of course no idea at all where it is my

18:39offer is generous you see I've taken steps to find it in any event and if you

18:45leave without my permission you'll be taken by my men outside and there are

18:50others in here

18:54quite an organization you really have no choice you know perhaps not I wish to

19:01want to enjoy our evening since of course sir it may be our last

19:07well what are we gonna do we think what are there any bobbies or whatever you call them

19:23around here not enough if only we'd gone to the surety we might have got some of

19:27them along

19:34yeah

19:38yeah

19:41yeah

19:44yeah

19:46yeah

19:47yeah

19:50yeah

19:52The End

20:22What are we going to do, Holmes?

20:35Holmes?

20:36Well, first we order another bottle of champagne.

20:39Champagne?

20:40Yes, and then we get in a very festive mood

20:41and invite a party of girls to the table.

20:44What?

20:46Well, don't look so shocked.

20:48That's the only way in which we can encourage the singer

20:50to come here and have a word with us.

20:51Now, Watson, have you seen those girls in there?

20:56I want you to go and invite them to the table.

21:00Who, me?

21:01Yes, they'll like you, Watson.

21:03You blush.

21:05Yes, but I say Holmes.

21:07Can-can girls.

21:10Dancers.

21:11French dancers.

21:13Well, really, Holmes, I mean...

21:15It's our only chance, Watson.

21:17For England.

21:18Well...

21:19England.

21:20Well...

21:21England.

21:30I just don't know what I'm going to write in my report.

21:35I don't dare tell the superintendent the real details of this case.

21:38I do.

21:39I don't know.

21:41Oh, my dear.

21:42Oh, my dear.

21:43Please, I am.

21:47I can't pull it down.

21:48I can't put it down.

21:51Won't you join us, Mademoiselle?

21:53Seems a little crowded already.

21:55Haven't I seen you before somewhere?

21:58Uh, yes.

21:59I was the fellow um...

22:01It was me.

22:02You, you...

22:03Please sit down.

22:09Mr. Millimar, I must warn you that your life is in very grave danger.

22:13You're original, anyway.

22:15Whatever I say, I want you to smile and pretend that we're just having a perfectly informal chat.

22:20You see, we're being watched. No, no, don't look round now.

22:23Is this some sort of a joke?

22:25I'm afraid it isn't.

22:27I believe that you found a coin near the Eiffel Tower this afternoon.

22:31That's where I saw him.

22:33Well, I dropped that coin, and it is of the utmost importance that I get it back.

22:37And I'm quite prepared to pay you for it.

22:39Why?

22:40Well, I can't explain now, but that is Inspector Lestrade from Scotland Yard.

22:45And that coin is very important to him in the solving of a case.

22:48Scotland Yard?

22:50Yes, it's the same thing as a surety.

22:53I'm not too sure what you're talking about, but if it's the coin you want so badly, I'll give it to you.

22:58Here.

23:00Why, that's it.

23:02They'll give it to me.

23:03Be careful, Lestrade.

23:04Don't forget they're watching.

23:06Well, we've got the coin.

23:09They've got us.

23:11Tell me, mademoiselle, how long would it take for the police to get here from headquarters?

23:16The few times they came here, they seem to come very quickly.

23:19Good.

23:20Well, now we send for them.

23:21How?

23:22Well, you heard what he said, there are men all over the street.

23:25But not many in here.

23:27We'll start a riot.

23:28A what?

23:29Riot.

23:30I see.

23:31And the riot brings the police.

23:34Yes, if we can keep it up long enough.

23:36Excuse me, mademoiselle.

23:39All my life I've wanted to do something like this, Holmes.

23:46But, of course, at home it was impossible.

23:48Excuse me, mademoiselle.

24:02Excuse me, mademoiselle.

24:04Excuse me, mademoiselle.

24:09Well, while we're waiting for the van, they might give us a bottle of champagne.

24:35Holmes.

24:37Holmes, how in the name of fortune we're going to get out of this?

24:41Very simply, Lestrade.

24:42You must contact the Sûreté and explain the whole situation.

24:46After all, you were going to do it in the first place, weren't you?

24:49I don't know how I'm going to explain all this in my report to Scotland Yard.

24:55Maybe I can join the Foreign Legion and never go back.

25:00That would do it, wouldn't it?

25:02Go back!

25:04Go, get ready!

25:09Go!

25:11Go, get ready!

25:12Go, hop!

25:13All my news!

25:15I don't know

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