๐ ๐บ This is the thirty-eighth episode of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1954 TV Series).
It stars: ๐ต๏ธโโ๏ธ Ronald Howard as Sherlock Holmes ๐จโโ๏ธ Howard Marion-Crawford as Dr. Watson ๐ฎ Archie Duncan as Inspector Lestrade
โก Episode Summary:
A notorious criminal known for his distinctive diamond-studded tooth resurfaces in London, leaving a trail of thefts and violence. When Holmes takes on the case, he finds himself entangled in a dangerous pursuit through the cityโs underworld. To bring the villain to justice, Holmes must rely on sharp observation and clever traps before more lives are endangered.
๐ก Why Watch This Episode?
โ๏ธ Features a colorful and memorable villain with a unique trademark
โ๏ธ A fast-paced story filled with suspense and criminal intrigue
โ๏ธ Highlights Holmesโ mastery at anticipating a criminalโs next move
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It stars: ๐ต๏ธโโ๏ธ Ronald Howard as Sherlock Holmes ๐จโโ๏ธ Howard Marion-Crawford as Dr. Watson ๐ฎ Archie Duncan as Inspector Lestrade
โก Episode Summary:
A notorious criminal known for his distinctive diamond-studded tooth resurfaces in London, leaving a trail of thefts and violence. When Holmes takes on the case, he finds himself entangled in a dangerous pursuit through the cityโs underworld. To bring the villain to justice, Holmes must rely on sharp observation and clever traps before more lives are endangered.
๐ก Why Watch This Episode?
โ๏ธ Features a colorful and memorable villain with a unique trademark
โ๏ธ A fast-paced story filled with suspense and criminal intrigue
โ๏ธ Highlights Holmesโ mastery at anticipating a criminalโs next move
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๐ Watch the full playlist for all episodes of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1954)! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnTKAJ16ovG0sQTB5iqXP1ra
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00:00.
00:30A body found floating in the River Tess.
00:53Bedside began for Inspector Lestrade of Scotland Yard.
01:01It might be a troublesome case, it might not be.
01:05He didn't know at first.
01:07But for Sherlock Holmes, it was to prove one of the most gruesome and dangerous cases of his career.
01:14For him, it began one evening a few days before the body was found.
01:23What are you doing?
01:31Writing another monograph, Holmes?
01:32Nothing so exotic, my dear fellow. I'm trying to balance my bank account.
01:36Oh?
01:37I don't know why banks will make such an elaborate and complicated affair.
01:40What is basically a simple and beautiful business?
01:43Putting money in and taking it out.
01:46Well, I think it's the taking it out that complicates it for me.
01:53Mm-hmm.
01:56Hmm.
01:57Hmm.
01:58Hmm.
01:59Hmm.
02:00Hmm.
02:01Hmm.
02:02Hmm.
02:03Curious?
02:04Hmm.
02:05I've never seen anything quite like this.
02:11Very curious.
02:14What do you make of it, Holmes?
02:16Hmm.
02:17A diamond, obviously.
02:18A yellow diamond.
02:20Mm-hmm.
02:21I thought it might be.
02:23Yes.
02:24It's in the curious shape of a left eye tooth.
02:27It's amazing, isn't it?
02:28Hmm.
02:29Where'd you find it?
02:30Well, I was down by the East Quay.
02:33I went down to the waterfall run for a stroll.
02:35I saw the thing shining.
02:36It caught in my eye.
02:37But who'd use a diamond tooth?
02:39Brazilian, possibly.
02:41Why Brazilian?
02:43Well, yellow diamonds are most common in Brazil.
02:46And there's a sort of habit or a custom amongst Brazilian diamond mine owners to sport a diamond tooth.
02:52It's to show their affluence, you know.
02:55It sounds a barbarous custom.
02:58Hmm.
02:59I'd say that the cutting is worth more than the stone itself.
03:03Well, what should I do with the thing?
03:05Well, why not put an advertisement in the Times?
03:08That's a good idea.
03:09Hmm.
03:10Chap must be quite uncomfortable without his tooth.
03:20Now, let me see.
03:21Um.
03:24Found.
03:26One.
03:28Diamond.
03:30Two.
03:31Uh.
03:36Found.
03:38One.
03:40Left.
03:41Upper.
03:43Diamond.
03:45Two.
03:50Lost.
03:52Lost.
03:54Lost.
03:56Everything's lost in this lost and found garment.
03:58Have you noticed that, Holmes?
03:59Ah, here we are.
04:01Found.
04:02One.
04:03Diamond.
04:04Two.
04:05Well, owner kindly apply to 21B Baker Street.
04:08Do you think anyone will answer this?
04:10No one does.
04:11You'll earn a diamond tooth, won't you?
04:12Uh.
04:13Could I have half the paper, Watson?
04:16Oh.
04:17Well.
04:18There you are.
04:20Anyway, a diamond's a diamond, even if it is a tooth.
04:26Sir, I believe you have an advertisement in the Times about-
04:28Come in, my dear sir.
04:29Yes, indeed we have an advertisement in the Times.
04:31Indeed.
04:32This is Mr. Sherlock Holmes.
04:33Mr. Uh.
04:34Harry Harkins.
04:35Clark with Hedges and Thomas.
04:36Accountant, sir.
04:37Good morning, Mr. Harkins.
04:38Good day, sir.
04:40Now, sir.
04:41You, uh.
04:42You've lost a diamond tooth?
04:43Yes, sir.
04:44From here.
04:45Oh, yes.
04:46That's strange.
04:47Oh, well.
04:48Uh.
04:49Tell me.
04:50Where did you lose it?
04:51As near as I can recollect.
04:52Somewhere around the East Quay docks.
04:53Mm-hmm.
04:54Is that it?
04:55Yes, sir.
04:56That's it, all right.
04:57An accountant, did you say?
04:59Yes, sir.
05:00Uh.
05:01If you don't mind, sir, may I have my tooth, then I won't disturb you gentlemen anymore.
05:04You're not disturbing us in the least, Mr. Harkins.
05:07Thank you, Watson.
05:08I gather your firm does business with shipping companies, which accounts for your presence
05:12in the docks.
05:13Yes, sir.
05:14Eh.
05:15Makes you hanker after the old days at sea, I expect.
05:18Old days at sea, sir.
05:19I'm afraid I don't know what you mean.
05:20I've never been to sea.
05:21Excuse me.
05:22Hello, Inspector.
05:23Come on in.
05:24Ah, good morning, Dr. Watson.
05:25I'm glad I found you.
05:26Oh, hello, Holmes.
05:27Oh, morning, Estrade.
05:28May I introduce Mr. Harkins?
05:29This is Inspector Estrade of Scotland Yard.
05:30I'm delighted to meet you, sir.
05:31Delighted.
05:32Have you.
05:33Dr. Watson.
05:34Yes?
05:35I wanted to ask you if you...
05:36About the body they fished out of the Thames a little while ago.
05:38Yes.
05:39How did you now?
05:40Well, your shoes and the bottoms of your trousers are wet.
05:42I might have stepped in a puzzle.
05:44Hasn't rained for a week, Lestrade.
05:45It hasn't rained for a week, Lestrade.
05:47Besides, I'm glad I found you.
05:48I'm glad I found you.
05:49Oh, hello, Holmes.
05:50Oh, hello, Holmes.
05:51Oh, morning, Estrade.
05:52May I introduce Mr. Harkins?
05:53This is Inspector Estrade of Scotland Yard.
05:54I'm delighted to meet you, sir.
05:55Delighted.
05:56Dr. Watson.
05:57Yes?
05:58I wanted to ask you if you...
05:59About the body they fished out of the Thames a little while ago.
06:01Yes.
06:02Hasn't rained for a week, Lestrade.
06:04Besides, that particular reddish mud comes from the Thames Embankment near New Quay.
06:09Any place in London you'll find it.
06:12A body?
06:13Well, if only a body would bring you to Bakersleep without bothering to change your shoes and trousers.
06:18Ah, I was waiting for that.
06:25Go on, Lestrade, after him.
06:27Welcome.
06:32There he goes!
06:33I'm not mistaken.
06:34I said that way!
06:35Well, I'm sorry, Dr. Watson.
06:36I thought you said that way.
06:37Well, it's too late now.
06:38We'll never catch him.
06:39He...
06:40He got away.
06:41I hope he jumped from the back of the cat.
06:42Well, at least he didn't get his tooth.
06:43Would one of you two gentlemen mind telling me why I was chasing that little man?
06:48Well, yes, you see, I found a darned tooth and advertised to the owner.
06:55This chap turned up.
06:56He's obviously a faker.
06:57But how do you spot him, Holmes?
06:58I don't know, Holmes.
06:59I'm going to catch him.
07:00He got away.
07:01Holmes jumped from the back of the cat.
07:02Well, at least he didn't get his tooth.
07:05Would one of you two gentlemen mind telling me why I was chasing that little man?
07:10Well, yes.
07:11You see, I found a darned tooth.
07:12And advertised to the owner.
07:14This chap turned up.
07:15Obviously a faker. But how do you spot him, Holmes?
07:17As soon as he opened his mouth.
07:20You see, Watson, Harkin's missing tooth was a right-eye tooth,
07:24whereas this diamond tooth is a left-eye tooth.
07:28Diamond teeth. Right-eye tooth. Left-eye tooth.
07:33Dr. Watson, the official post-mortem isn't until late this afternoon,
07:37but I would take it as a great favor if you would examine the body now.
07:40Oh, oh, my dear, my dear Inspector, I'd be absolutely delighted, of course.
07:45Oh, well, if anyone asks for me, Holmes, just tell them that I'm on a little job for Scotts and Yard, will you?
07:51And just take any messages.
07:52At your service, my dear Doctor.
07:58Now, wait a minute.
07:59Hmm?
08:00What about this man I was chasing?
08:02Oh, nothing very much. He was just after this diamond tooth, that's all.
08:05Yes, but where did that come from?
08:07It came from the body you fished out of the river this morning.
08:10You coming?
08:13Oh, oh, yeah, yeah.
08:18Rigor mortis has set in fully.
08:21He's a giant of a man.
08:24Six feet four at least.
08:26About 18 stone.
08:29Must have been as strong as a horse.
08:31Probably died of driving. There's no sign of a wound, is that Doctor?
08:34No, but I don't think he was drowned, Lestrade.
08:37Hmm.
08:38He did occasional diamond cutting.
08:41How do you know that?
08:42Oh, the condition of the left thumb, characteristic of diamond cutters.
08:46Yet the callosity is not a deep one, showing the trade was casual.
08:50Oh, might have been a cobbler.
08:51Well, then it would have been the right thumb.
08:53In any case, his clothes don't indicate a humble profession.
08:56Well, Watson, we leave him in your practiced hands.
09:00With a word of caution.
09:02About what?
09:02The very thing that was worrying you.
09:05This man obviously didn't die under ordinary circumstances.
09:09Well, come, Lestrade.
09:10And now to identify the man, Lestrade.
09:20It may take a few days, you know.
09:22We can't spare a few days.
09:23We must do it in a few hours while Watson is completing his examination.
09:27A few hours?
09:28Come now, Holmes.
09:29What with your magnifying glass?
09:32Common sense, Lestrade.
09:33Tell me, how many Brazilian and Portuguese dentists do you think there are in London?
09:40What's that got to do?
09:42Oh, I see.
09:43Trace them through his dentist, eh?
09:45An excellent suggestion, Lestrade.
09:47I'm so glad you thought of it.
09:49Yes, we'll do precisely that.
09:55Yes.
10:03Senor Gomez?
10:06Si.
10:06I am Senor Gomez.
10:08You have the toothache?
10:10No, I'm afraid I haven't, Senor.
10:11I'm so sorry.
10:12My name is Sherlock Holmes, and this is Inspector Lestrade of Scotland Yard.
10:16What do you do?
10:16Scotland Yard?
10:18The police?
10:19But, Senors, I have done nothing wrong.
10:22If Senor Martinez say I pull out his tooth without his permission, he is a liar.
10:26We've come in a different matter, Mr. Gomez.
10:29A matter of a diamond tooth, to be exact.
10:31You wish a diamond tooth, sir?
10:33No, no.
10:34You, senor, you, senor, you wish to have your teeth fixed, eh?
10:37No, I'm afraid not.
10:39Not today.
10:40Well, for a Portuguese dentist in London, life, she is miserable.
10:44The English, they do not come.
10:47And the Portuguese, they come, they come, but they have teeth like pearls.
10:50Ah, fish, I presume.
10:52Si, fish or fish, they eat nothing but fish.
10:54Fish, you make teeth strong.
10:56If I could, I would take out all the fish in the sea and like that.
11:01I hate fish.
11:03It's a very understandable sentiment, senor.
11:05But tell me, do you have a patient with a diamond tooth?
11:09Ah, si.
11:10Si, Francesco Vargas.
11:12An eye tooth?
11:13Ah, si.
11:14Si, left upper eye tooth.
11:16Left upper eye tooth.
11:16Put in many years ago when he had great mind in Brazil.
11:20Big chap.
11:20Oh, giant.
11:22That's him, Holmes.
11:22It would appear so, Lestrade.
11:24Tell me, this senor Vargas, what business is he engaged in?
11:28Oh, I think he, uh, he imports the diamonds.
11:31Ah.
11:31Well, thank you very much, senor.
11:33Well, we won't trouble you anymore, Dr. Gomez.
11:35Um, perhaps you have a friend that needs to rebel to the teeth.
11:39Yes, yes, possibly I have.
11:41Yes, indeed I have, eh, doctor friend of mine.
11:43Ah.
11:44Now, on, uh, second thoughts, I seem to remember he's rather partial to fish.
11:48Oh.
11:48Good day, doctor.
11:49Good day.
11:55Fish.
11:55All these fish.
12:01As Santa Madora.
12:10Well, you were right, Holmes.
12:11Oh, was I?
12:12You're dry and dead?
12:13No.
12:14No water in the lungs.
12:15Well, the body showed no cuts or lacerations.
12:18I know.
12:19Not even a bruise.
12:20It's amazing, Holmes.
12:22It's all right uncanny.
12:23Of course, there was an advanced state of rigor mortis, which concealed the condition.
12:27What condition?
12:28Well, practically every bone in his body was broken.
12:32Great Scott.
12:33Is that what he died of?
12:35I don't know how this trade, but this man was literally crushed to death.
12:40How?
12:40Well, that man was a giant, too, yet he was literally crushed like a fly.
12:47Well, there's one thing, Holmes.
12:48It certainly wasn't your little man.
12:51Well, hardly it took a superhuman force to kill him.
12:54Not superhuman, my dear fellow.
12:57No?
12:58Then what?
13:00Inhuman, Watson.
13:02Inhuman.
13:02A case of a diamond tooth.
13:12You know, although I don't really approve of this disguise business, I must say I've got
13:17a great knack for it.
13:18I always thought I had acting talent.
13:20Yes, yes, Watson.
13:21I'd say a bosun's mate, at least.
13:23Yeah.
13:25You know, I still don't know what we're doing all dressed up like this.
13:27Well, from now on, we're a couple of unemployed mariners looking for berths aboard a ship.
13:31Oh.
13:32I say, Holmes, there's nothing illegal about this, is there?
13:37Oh, now, really, Watson, your lack of faith shocks me.
13:40Oh, dear chap, I didn't think...
13:40Yes, yes, quite, quite, quite, quite.
13:42Now, Watson, when you found that diamond, did you happen to notice a pub in the vicinity
13:46of the river?
13:47A pub?
13:48Now, let me see.
13:51Well, not that I really notice, while you understand, but there must be lots in the
13:54vicinity.
13:55Why don't we look for the closest?
13:56We'll do just that.
13:57Well, I still don't see, my dear chap, what we're doing.
13:59If we're successful, my dear fellow, we might even sail for Brazil.
14:03Brazil?
14:03Yeah.
14:04Oh, Brazil, I'd like that.
14:05Yeah.
14:05Oh, Brazil, I'd like that.
14:07I tell you, mate, the sea's gone to the dogs these days.
14:32What with all this newfangled steam.
14:35Steam, now I ask you.
14:36Progress.
14:37Sales was good enough for me, old man.
14:39Sales is good enough for me.
14:46Hey, my lads.
14:47No import at you.
14:49Aye, and it's a fierce search for gardeners tonight, my darling.
14:51What will you be taking for it, Patrick?
14:52A pint of bitter?
14:53Mm, I'd like a pint of bitter.
14:55Well, a pint of mild for me, please, miss.
14:57It's into such a pretty little curry, and you can make it half and half.
14:59Si, are you trying to mix me up, silo?
15:02Now, why would I be after doing that, my darling?
15:08What's the matter?
15:10You're sure this is the pub near where you found the diamond?
15:12I think so.
15:13It looks the same from the outside.
15:15What part you out of, mates?
15:17Shanghai, me old sicari.
15:19Shanghai?
15:19I know it well I do.
15:21I hear Butcher Jimmy's got himself sliced up.
15:24How is the butcher?
15:25Butcher?
15:26Well, well, we didn't stay there long in Bimport.
15:29We sort of rather popped in and popped out.
15:34Why, had I seen you before, silo?
15:36And?
15:37Like you, in here the other night for a pint?
15:40Who, me?
15:41Oh, well, I...
15:43Oh, I suppose not.
15:45Regular toff that jet was.
15:47Oh, really?
15:48Drank his beer without spilling a drop.
15:49No, really.
15:50But, blimey, if you took off that beer, you'd be the spittin' image of him.
15:55I, if I took off my beer, I, if I took off my...
15:58What are you sailing for, mates?
16:03Well, you may believe it or not, but I have an inkling for Brazil.
16:06The Vasco de Gama sails for Brazil first thing tomorrow morning.
16:10Straight for Brazil?
16:11Aye, straight.
16:12Star of the South's sailing tomorrow morning, too.
16:15Put in a couple of days ago from Brazil.
16:16But she ain't going straight back.
16:18But send first in that work she does.
16:19Antwerp.
16:23Center of the diamond industry, Holmes.
16:25I wouldn't send in the Star of the South, I wouldn't.
16:27Not under Captain Lancey.
16:29A hard case skimmer, is he?
16:31Oh, proper demon of a man.
16:33Slap me on irons as soon as bid you a good day.
16:36What's this tooth Captain Lancey did other night?
16:38Raised the regular fuss about it, looking everywhere.
16:41How could a blighter lose his tooth?
16:43Easy.
16:43Fell out.
16:44Lost me a lot of a blight that way once.
16:47Well, did he find his tooth?
16:48No.
16:49Couldn't find it nowhere.
16:52Hey, mate.
16:54What?
16:54Not you.
16:56You.
16:57Hmm?
16:59Been sailing long?
17:01Oh, where?
17:02Oh, since I was a nipper.
17:05A cabin boy.
17:10Say, mate.
17:11Uh, a word, will you, in private.
17:22I'd be careful of your pal there, mate.
17:25Ain't what he seems to be.
17:26He's in disguise.
17:29Look at them whiskers.
17:32Probably out to do you in.
17:34Thanks, me old boy.
17:36I'll take care of him.
17:41Patrick.
17:41Mm-hmm.
17:42We're going to see Captain Clancy decide on the star of the silence.
17:45We'd better be off.
17:45I'll take care of them.
17:48Roger on, then.
17:49Yeah, mate.
17:50Yeah.
17:59Come on, Rosie, follow them up.
18:00Come on.
18:17What's the matter, Watson?
18:18The beard, it's dropped in the water.
18:20Never mind about that. Come on.
18:21Yes, I know, but...
18:30I'm going below, Watson. You'd better stay on deck.
18:57No, I'm coming with you.
18:58There's an element of danger involved.
19:00What do you think there is up here?
19:01Perhaps you're right at that.
19:20What are we looking for, Holmes?
19:21The murder of Francisco Vargas.
19:28Who murdered him?
19:29Our visitor, Harry Harkins.
19:58Look, Watson.
19:59The lantern, crushed and broken, just like Vargas.
20:02Great, Scott.
20:03Do you mean Vargas was killed in here?
20:04I'm beginning to think so.
20:05We'd better get out of here, Watson.
20:07We're in extreme danger.
20:08That, Mr. Holmes, is an understatement.
20:09Harkins?
20:10Only this morning, Watson, when it suited its convenience.
20:11At all other times, Captain Lancey of the Star of the South.
20:12I had an idea you'd be on my trail.
20:13They tell me you're a smart man, so I've been waiting for you.
20:14You're a clever man, too, Captain.
20:15Quite ingenious.
20:16You're a clever man, too, Captain.
20:17Quite ingenious.
20:18Tell me, did you plan to kill Vargas when you sailed from Brazil?
20:19Or did you do it?
20:20No.
20:21No.
20:22We'd better get out of here, Watson.
20:23We'd better get out of here, Watson.
20:24We're in extreme danger.
20:25That, Mr. Holmes, is an understatement.
20:26Harkins?
20:27Only this morning, Watson, when it suited its convenience.
20:31At all other times, Captain Lancey of the Star of the South.
20:34I had an idea you'd be on my trail.
20:37They tell me you're a smart man, so I've been waiting for you.
20:40You're a clever man, too, Captain.
20:42Quite ingenious.
20:43Tell me, did you plan to kill Vargas when you sailed from Brazil?
20:47Or did you do it on the spur of the moment?
20:49I'm not an impulsive man, Mr. Holmes.
20:52So you were prepared, then, when he came to collect the diamonds you'd smuggled in for him?
20:56How did you lure him down here?
20:58Would he expect me to hand over the diamonds where the crew might see us?
21:02You never kill Vargas.
21:04You're not strong enough.
21:06Aye.
21:07But ask a friend how I did it.
21:08He'll tell you.
21:14No good, Holmes.
21:15It's the boat in here.
21:16Quickly, Watson.
21:17We've got to get out of here.
21:18Well, how?
21:19No, no.
21:20Not that door.
21:21There's a cargo door behind those crates.
21:22Come on.
21:23Let's get to it.
21:24Let's get talk.
21:25I wanna do that.
21:26It's the description of God๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝ์.
21:27Get up.
21:28Get up.
21:30Come on.
21:32Let's get up.
21:33You're not TIME to do that, man.
21:36Get up!
21:37Get down!
21:40Get down!
21:42You're in the bag.
21:46Come on!
21:48Titan!
21:49What?
21:50Oh, man.
21:52There's a rope here, Watson.
22:17It'll help us move that crate.
22:22It's a ball constrictor, Watson.
22:38Get out of here.
22:39Get out of here quickly.
22:40How long as you can.
22:41Get out of here, Watson!
22:43Ah!
22:44Ah!
22:54Ah!
22:55Ah!
23:06Ah!
23:07Ah!
23:08Come with me, if you can, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right.
23:38That was a nice piece of deduction, you dead Holmes, but you know, you really ought to have let the Yard handle this case.
23:58In my present condition, I'm inclined to wish I had.
24:03How did you deduce that it was a bore?
24:05Oh, constrictor, Holmes!
24:11Well, I could think of nothing else that would strangle a huge man like Vargas.
24:15The bore constrictor comes from South America, and both Vargas and the diamonds pointed to Brazil.
24:21You know, if Lancey hadn't lost that diamond tooth that he took from Vargas before he threw the body overboard...
24:28Ah, and if he hadn't been greedy and answered that advertisement...
24:33Yes, but he did lose the tooth, Watson, and he did answer the advertisement.
24:37Oh, Watson?
24:39Yes, Holmes?
24:41I must say, that was very quick thinking on your part in the ship.
24:44Oh, well, you know, there's time when men of action must step in.
24:52Not only think quickly, but act quickly.
24:58You know how it is?
24:59Oh, what's you think?
25:00Oh!
25:02Oh!
25:03Oh.
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