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SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE DEADLY NECKLACE 1962 Christopher Lee as SHERLOCK HOLMES - MYSTERY Movie
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00:02:29But we need four to play!
00:02:31But I don't feel like playing anymore!
00:02:33Why are you playing, Robbie?
00:02:35Look, there's something floating out there!
00:02:37Oh, goody-goody, let's throw stones at it!
00:02:40This is more fun than playing ball!
00:02:41What is it?
00:02:42As small as it is!
00:02:43I bet my aim's better than yours!
00:02:44I've got the best aim in my class!
00:02:46But you're littler than we are!
00:02:48I want to try goof!
00:02:49Hey, mister, look at that!
00:02:50Fish it out!
00:02:51It's a huge fish!
00:02:52It sure is!
00:02:53That's a funny-looking fish!
00:02:57That's a funny-looking fish!
00:03:19That's a funny-looking fish!
00:03:24Oh, it's a dead man!
00:03:27It's a dead man!
00:03:29Oh, it's a dead man!
00:03:39It's a dead man!
00:04:01Wait here.
00:04:38Oh, why don't you watch where you're going?
00:04:41Why, Governor?
00:04:42Know how.
00:04:43Go along.
00:04:43Go along.
00:04:53Go along.
00:04:55Go along.
00:04:56Go along.
00:05:01Oh, my God.
00:05:50Oh, my God.
00:05:58I fear he's gravely neglecting his health.
00:06:00Yes. Oh, I quite agree.
00:06:02He keeps working so very hard, and he eats next to nothing.
00:06:05Maybe it would be wise for him to see a doctor.
00:06:08Oh, I think he's had enough of doctors with me as his fellow lodger.
00:06:11A doctor like you deserves more obedient patience.
00:06:14A housekeeper like you, Mrs. Hudson, deserves masters who can appreciate her cooking.
00:06:18Fortunately, sir, you appreciate it, don't you?
00:06:20I certainly do, if that's any consolation to you.
00:06:22Help! Help!
00:06:26What was that?
00:06:28Help! Help!
00:06:50Oh, my God.
00:07:10Oh, my goodness.
00:07:11Give me a hand.
00:07:12Oh, but Mr. Holmes left orders that nobody should come in the house in his absence.
00:07:16I can't help that. Get some water.
00:07:19Now, now, where's my bag?
00:07:21It's down in your car.
00:07:22Oh, so it is.
00:07:47Where is he?
00:07:49In the back. In the bed.
00:08:10Good evening, Watson.
00:08:11Holmes!
00:08:11Oh, you scared me half out of my wits, Mr. Holmes.
00:08:16I thought I made it entirely clear that under no circumstances whatsoever was anybody to be allowed in here without
00:08:21my express permission.
00:08:22But you looked as though you were dying.
00:08:24There will be no exceptions made, Watson.
00:08:27Oh, good heavens, my roast!
00:08:32Oh, where's the shipping column?
00:08:35Shipping column?
00:08:37Mm-hmm.
00:08:37Now, what are you doing?
00:08:38I'm looking for the liner movements.
00:08:40Liner movements?
00:08:42Huh.
00:08:44Here we are.
00:08:46Phacia.
00:08:47Just docked.
00:08:49Karachi.
00:08:49Suez.
00:08:50Benghazi.
00:08:51What comes from Benghazi, Watson?
00:08:55Arabs.
00:08:56There were no Arabs on board.
00:08:58Oh.
00:09:00A new case, Holmes.
00:09:03An old friend of ours has been going to the docks recently and waiting about for all the ships coming
00:09:07from Benghazi.
00:09:08Oh, an old friend?
00:09:09Who?
00:09:11Moriarity.
00:09:12And I intend to find out why.
00:09:14But, Holmes, we all know that Moriarity is the greatest criminal in the country.
00:09:19Why don't the police do something about him?
00:09:21Take care, Watson.
00:09:22If it should ever come to the professor's ear that you call him a criminal, you may very well find
00:09:25yourself sued for slander.
00:09:26Oh, but we all know.
00:09:27Knowing and proving something are two very different matters, Watson, as I need hardly remind you.
00:09:33It's my duty to bring him to justice.
00:09:34But how do you propose to do that?
00:09:39With the help of the Times.
00:09:40Everything I could possibly require to know is in the Times.
00:09:43It is the best informed and most reliable newspaper in the world.
00:09:45Oh, yes.
00:09:46The most reliable.
00:09:48Now, Watson.
00:09:48What is the purpose of the Times?
00:09:51Why, to supply information.
00:09:52Exactly.
00:09:53Also to advertise.
00:09:55That's why the advertisements are on the front page.
00:09:56None of this nonsense about sensational headlines to whet the readers' appetites.
00:09:59And then after the advertisements, what is the next most important thing?
00:10:03Oh, the sports page.
00:10:05Brilliant, Watson.
00:10:06The weather.
00:10:07The arts.
00:10:08The news.
00:10:09Shipping news.
00:10:11And finally, yes, finally, politics.
00:10:16The Times is also the least obvious and the most efficient weapon that a man could possibly have.
00:10:21Now, pick up that dagger.
00:10:24The dagger?
00:10:25Yes, go on.
00:10:25Pick it up.
00:10:28All right.
00:10:28And now, what am I supposed to do?
00:10:30Try and hit me.
00:10:32Hit you?
00:10:34Holmes, you feeling yourself today?
00:10:35Oh, come along, Watson.
00:10:36There's nothing to worry about.
00:10:37You won't hurt me.
00:10:37Come along.
00:10:39No, I can't.
00:10:40Oh, really, really.
00:10:41Very well, then.
00:10:42Try it from over there.
00:10:43Now, here.
00:10:44Come on.
00:10:45Nothing to worry about, old man.
00:10:47No, I'll tear your dressing down, you know.
00:10:49Watson, for the last time.
00:10:51Here.
00:10:52En garde.
00:10:52You're not.
00:10:53All right, if you insist.
00:10:55Here.
00:10:58Help!
00:11:01Don't move, Watson.
00:11:02Oh.
00:11:05Oh.
00:11:09Oh.
00:11:14Oh.
00:11:15Oh.
00:11:17Oh.
00:11:19Oh.
00:11:20Oh.
00:11:21Oh.
00:11:29Better keep the dinner warm, Mrs. Hudson.
00:11:36Watson, get the morphine, quick.
00:11:40Mrs. Hudson, be good enough to telephone Scotland Yard as quickly as you can.
00:11:44Ask for Inspector Cooper and tell him I want him here immediately.
00:11:46Of course, Mr. Holmes, immediately.
00:11:51Jenkins, who did this?
00:11:53Who did this to you?
00:11:57Hair.
00:11:58Hair.
00:12:00Hair.
00:12:18Hair.
00:12:20Hair.
00:12:24Hair.
00:12:27Hair.
00:12:30Hair.
00:12:32Hair.
00:12:35Hair.
00:12:37Hair.
00:12:38Hair.
00:12:40Hair.
00:12:40Hair.
00:12:42Hair.
00:12:42Hair.
00:12:44Hair.
00:12:45Hair.
00:12:46Hair.
00:12:47Hair.
00:12:54This time you're going too far, Mr. Holmes.
00:12:57How am I going too far, Inspector?
00:12:58I find a man stabbed to death on my doorstep, so quite naturally I sent for you.
00:13:02Oh, we know all about this, Jenkins.
00:13:05He served at least 12 sentences in prison.
00:13:08I have no sympathy with informers.
00:13:10He may not have been a particularly respectable member of the community, Inspector,
00:13:14but he was of considerable help to us, and I trusted him.
00:13:16Indeed, I'm sure you did, Holmes, but what's particularly interesting is
00:13:21that your private investigation has now been fatal to him.
00:13:23That's a very serious accusation.
00:13:25Are you by any chance proposing to arrest me in a charge of murder?
00:13:28Scotland Yard has often requested your help, as you know, Mr. Holmes.
00:13:31However, this time no request has been made.
00:13:33Under no circumstances can we sanction your undertaking private investigations
00:13:37without having received official authorization.
00:13:39I'm not employed by Scotland Yard, Inspector. I'm a private citizen.
00:13:43I do what I believe to be right, and I'm prepared to accept all responsibility for it.
00:13:46This country has a police force and a legal system for its citizens' protection,
00:13:50and nobody has the right to take the law into his own hands, Holmes.
00:13:54You can only step in after a crime has been committed.
00:13:56I, on the other hand, do my very best to prevent it before it takes place.
00:13:59Hmm, you just proved how capable you are.
00:14:02We're fighting a war with Moriarty, and I propose to continue it,
00:14:04with or without the sanction of Scotland Yard.
00:14:06We would be more than pleased to cooperate, Holmes, if you would only inform us of your activities.
00:14:11That's precisely what I'm doing.
00:14:13Professor Moriarty must be brought to justice.
00:14:15Ha ha! Here we go again, Holmes, huh?
00:14:18You know, the last time you lectured me about that, uh, professor of yours,
00:14:22I finally decided I ought to pay him a personal visit.
00:14:25We had a most interesting conversation.
00:14:27About his criminal activities?
00:14:28No, about archaeology.
00:14:31Uh-huh. So you're an archaeologist, too?
00:14:33Hmm, I confess I didn't understand a word, but the professor is an excellent lecturer.
00:14:37Have you been in his house?
00:14:38Yes. It's extraordinary. Magnificent things in it.
00:14:42Do you ever stop to ask yourself how he can afford all that,
00:14:44on the salary of a university professor?
00:14:47Hmm, he comes from a wealthy family.
00:14:51The professor's brother is a stationmaster in the West Country.
00:14:54When he himself came to London, he didn't have a penny in his pocket,
00:14:57and yet he manages to spend at least 10,000 pounds a year.
00:15:00Where do you suppose it comes from, Inspector?
00:15:02Hmm, from forgery, robbery, and burglary.
00:15:05And murder. And I intend to prove it.
00:15:12I think it might interest you to learn that Professor Moriarty happens to be on the list this year of
00:15:17those to be knighted.
00:15:18Would you accuse Sir James Moriarty of murder, Mr. Holmes?
00:15:23It would give me the very greatest pleasure, Inspector, to see the knight hanged.
00:15:29Take my warning, Holmes.
00:15:31You do not stand for the law.
00:15:33We do.
00:15:35You're welcome to do so, Inspector. Good day.
00:15:37Good day.
00:15:45Cooper isn't really a bad detective, Watson.
00:15:48Just lacks imagination.
00:15:49Why do you suppose Jenkins was killed while he was coming here?
00:15:53He was bringing me some information.
00:15:55It must have been pretty important information if somebody was prepared to kill him over it.
00:15:59It was.
00:16:01He tried to tell me something before he died.
00:16:04Oh, yes.
00:16:07His last word was hair, wasn't it?
00:16:09Yes, it was.
00:16:12But then he did something strange with his hands.
00:16:18I've got it.
00:16:19Watson, come around here.
00:16:21Pick up the lamp.
00:16:22Turn it round.
00:16:23So that the light shines on my hands.
00:16:25That's it.
00:16:26Now look at the wall.
00:16:28Look at the shadow.
00:16:29What's that make you think of?
00:16:31A bird.
00:16:32Go on.
00:16:33What kind of a bird?
00:16:35Well, it's pretty large.
00:16:36You're getting warm.
00:16:37An eagle.
00:16:38That's it.
00:16:38A hare and an eagle.
00:16:40A hare and an eagle.
00:16:41And what does that remind you of, Watson?
00:16:44A public house.
00:16:45Brilliant, my dear fellow.
00:16:46Positively brilliant.
00:16:47Brilliant.
00:16:53George, when does your ship leave again?
00:16:59Let's sit here, Watson.
00:17:04What are we supposed to do now that we're here?
00:17:08Patience, Watson.
00:17:09Patience.
00:17:10Well, I suppose we can have a drink or something.
00:17:12Oh, yes.
00:17:12Very well.
00:17:13Yes, gentlemen.
00:17:14Two half pints of bitter, please.
00:17:19Well, I wonder why Jenkins sent us here.
00:17:22That's what we're here to find out, my boy.
00:17:25Strange atmosphere in this place, you know.
00:17:28Two half pints of bitter.
00:17:32Those men over there, those sailors from the Thazia.
00:17:35If I remember correctly, our professor is more than interested in the Thazia.
00:17:39Oh, you mean the ship from Benghazi?
00:17:41Precisely.
00:17:49Which room are they in?
00:17:51Number four.
00:17:56You stay here, Watson.
00:17:58Wait a minute.
00:17:59I say.
00:18:04Well, then he said he had to bring his mother along, too.
00:18:07And after all.
00:18:15Well, hello there, sweetheart.
00:18:17Hello.
00:18:18How about a little drink?
00:18:21Do I know you?
00:18:23No, handsome.
00:18:24Not yet.
00:18:24But we can fix that in a hurry.
00:18:26Yes, I'm quite sure.
00:18:28What'll you drink?
00:18:30I'm partial to champagne.
00:18:31It puts me in the mood.
00:18:33Well, you have what you wish.
00:18:35Yes, order anything you wish.
00:18:36You know, handsome, you're a real gent.
00:18:38I absolutely adore men who are shy, especially at your age.
00:18:42Oh, I'm a married man.
00:18:44Oh?
00:18:44All of the real men are already married, dearie.
00:18:47The ones who aren't are always the ones that nobody wants around.
00:18:55Champagne.
00:18:56Champagne.
00:18:59Champagne.
00:19:22My mother started giving it to me in my bottle.
00:19:25Oh, your mother must have been a very lively lady.
00:19:31I feel like confiding in you.
00:19:34My mother's in the hospital.
00:19:36They tell me she needs an operation.
00:19:39Maybe you could help me.
00:19:41Certainly, I could.
00:19:42You really mean it?
00:19:43Of course.
00:19:43I'm a doctor.
00:19:45I'll operate on her for nothing.
00:19:47And I'll cut you up, too, if you like.
00:19:50My goodness, you're a doctor.
00:19:53What are you doing in here?
00:19:55Me?
00:19:55Mm-hmm.
00:19:57I am a spy.
00:19:58I watch people.
00:20:00And I follow people.
00:20:01And I listen.
00:20:02And keyholes.
00:20:05Shh.
00:20:06Come along, Watson.
00:20:07Come along.
00:20:08Oh, hello.
00:20:09I was just...
00:20:11Where are we going?
00:20:12We're going to listen at a chimney.
00:20:14What did you say?
00:20:15We're going to listen at a chimney.
00:20:17Quite logical, Shirley.
00:20:19Oh, yes, yes.
00:20:20Yes, of course.
00:20:24We're going to listen at a chimney.
00:20:26Shh.
00:20:29I hope you're satisfied with your room, Samuel.
00:20:32Yes, it's quite comfortable.
00:20:34In comparison to the one I spent the last six years in, that is.
00:20:37I've been waiting for you for a week.
00:20:39If I had my way, I would have come back to London over six years ago, Professor.
00:20:44It's no fun being cooped up in prison in Egypt.
00:20:46It was pure misery.
00:20:48There were six long years.
00:20:50From morning to night, they keep you working on road construction.
00:20:52In the sweltering heat.
00:20:55Where is Harrison?
00:20:57Dead, Professor.
00:21:01Ah, but wasn't he on the face here?
00:21:03Naturally.
00:21:04One evening, he tried to push me overboard, but he slipped on the deck.
00:21:08And fell overboard himself.
00:21:10You must have given him a little assistance.
00:21:12Yes, of course.
00:21:14After all, I was only defending myself.
00:21:16It was my life for his.
00:21:19He's no loss.
00:21:21Let the fish happen.
00:21:25Well, well, poor old Harrison.
00:21:31Samuels, I've located the man we're looking for.
00:21:34The man we're looking for?
00:21:36Where is he?
00:21:37Just one moment.
00:21:39First, we have things to discuss.
00:21:41Yes.
00:22:01It's supposed to, sweetheart.
00:22:03Oh, I say.
00:22:04It would be just a little unreasonable, Professor.
00:22:07Without me, the deal wouldn't exist.
00:22:09I won't be too sure about that.
00:22:11Besides, I'm going to do all the dirty work.
00:22:13I've worked out all the details.
00:22:15It'll be a very simple job.
00:22:16It may be a simple job, but only I can do it, Professor.
00:22:19Those are my terms, Samuels.
00:22:21Take them or leave them.
00:22:22Sixty percent for you.
00:22:24Not bad, Professor.
00:22:26When you consider what the Cleopatra necklace is going to bring.
00:22:29I think you're forgetting what it cost me to arrange for your release from that chain gang.
00:22:33The price I paid were those six years.
00:22:36But I suppose I have no choice.
00:22:37All right, one of the plans.
00:22:40We must get rid of Blackburn first, and then you do your job.
00:22:44Have you any idea what you're asking?
00:22:47Where is Blackburn?
00:22:48In a house outside of London.
00:22:51It's not far from...
00:22:53Why?
00:22:54I'll save you.
00:22:54I'll save you.
00:22:55Save it.
00:22:58Zhih.
00:22:59get out of the niche now.
00:23:03Hi.
00:23:06Oh shit.
00:23:07What?
00:23:08Hot, our, our, our, our, our.
00:23:14Put it in the fridge.
00:23:21Sit down.
00:23:22Get inside a tree.
00:23:22Sit down.
00:23:23Yeah, RJ.
00:23:23Get inside an snackchan.
00:23:36All right, Watson, you had your little joke. Now come along.
00:23:43There was somebody listening. The police?
00:23:48I doubt it.
00:23:50Well, Holmes, never take a clumsy old doctor along with you.
00:23:55I got all the information I require, Watson. Blackburn, Thacia.
00:24:00Well, up to now, there's been one murder.
00:24:02No, two. One of the sailors on board the Thacia was stabbed to death and thrown overboard.
00:24:06How do you know that?
00:24:08Don't you ever read the Times, Watson? I've often advised you to do so when you want to know anything.
00:24:15Moriarty was after a man named Blackburn who lives in the country.
00:24:18He sent for two men from Africa and one of them killed the other one.
00:24:22The question is, what is he after?
00:24:26Well, hadn't we better turn the whole case over to Scotland Yard?
00:24:30What case? The Jenkins case, they know all about that one.
00:24:33The Blackburn case, which hasn't even happened yet.
00:24:36And the Moriarty case, which they refuse to believe.
00:24:42Let's go.
00:24:43Where are we going?
00:24:44To the offices of the Times.
00:24:47Here's your breakfast.
00:24:48Oh, sorry, Mrs. Hudson, but we'll be back for lunch.
00:24:58Let's go.
00:25:02Just what are you looking for?
00:25:04We have to find out when Moriarty was in Egypt, Watson.
00:25:10Ah.
00:25:12Oh, Miss.
00:25:14Would you please bring me volume 105?
00:25:17One moment, I'll get it.
00:25:20We shall soon know.
00:25:21Holmes, couldn't you be just a little less mysterious?
00:25:25You know my methods, Watson.
00:25:31Here you are.
00:25:35August.
00:25:37September.
00:25:38Now then.
00:25:40Ah.
00:25:40This is it.
00:25:41Here we are.
00:25:42Here.
00:25:45Discovery of Cleopatra's Tomb.
00:25:48World experts in consultation.
00:25:51In El Fayoum, a group of English and Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a tomb containing treasure.
00:25:57The tomb is believed to be that of Cleopatra.
00:26:01Professor Moriarty, eminent English archaeologist, etc.
00:26:06Yes, go on.
00:26:07Well, go on, Holmes.
00:26:08Just a moment.
00:26:12Thefts of priceless treasure.
00:26:14Following the reported theft of priceless treasures from the tomb,
00:26:17two English engineers named Harrison and Samuels have been arrested.
00:26:20A third, Peter Blackburn, has disappeared at the same time as a casket of gold and precious stones
00:26:26containing a golden necklace which belonged to Cleopatra herself.
00:26:30Watson, we have to prevent another murder.
00:26:31Holmes, I just don't know what you're talking about.
00:26:34There isn't a moment to be lost, man.
00:26:36Where are we going now?
00:26:37To a delightful little Hertfordshire village by the name of Barnet.
00:26:40A Hertfordshire village?
00:26:41I mean, I catch him even if it's a monarch's...
00:26:57...for he has the private peninsula.
00:26:57The p consumo.
00:26:58He's hiding and sheltered inside John Hamilton.
00:26:59Well, I'm not from descobrir this Natasha.
00:26:59My tombstone will here.
00:26:59And I'm still looking at the wallpaper.
00:27:01I'm sitting here lado people from Sóciaul and the P soup damit.
00:27:03This is whether you've been and pensa to a planet group Kong there.
00:27:06I won't miss you watching them just as if he leaves a landing.
00:27:35It's Peter's gun he's hunting again he should be stopped if we don't stop him
00:27:40we're letting a madman run wild he's as sane as we are and why doesn't he call the police if
00:27:44his life's threatened threatened by whom why doesn't he tell us I have no idea why don't you let me
00:27:57take you away he's my husband I can't just run away as if I were free no but there's another
00:28:02way out you don't owe Peter anything his fears have killed his love for you and besides he's dangerous I'd
00:28:08never forgive myself if anything
00:28:09happened to you
00:28:12what are we to do
00:28:26he got away
00:28:32Peter why don't you confide in us you've got to tell us what you're afraid of if you don't we
00:28:37can't possibly help how often must I tell you my life is in danger why won't you or the police
00:28:42believe it
00:28:44you're saying ghosts
00:28:46ghosts
00:28:47ghosts
00:28:47ghosts that hide behind bushes and then drive away in cars
00:28:50oh but we do believe you we do Peter
00:28:52you need help Peter not only from the police
00:28:56ah yes you you mean a doctor of course
00:28:59don't think that you're fooling me I know exactly what you both would like you're trying to find a way
00:29:05to get rid of me I can't go on like this any longer
00:29:08we seem to be living in a trap what and who are you afraid of we hide away here in
00:29:14this terrible old house but what are we hiding from why don't you tell us what you're afraid of once
00:29:18and for all how can we help you if you have no confidence in either of us I am your
00:29:22wife not your enemy don't you trust even me
00:29:27no
00:29:30I trust nobody on this earth
00:29:33nobody
00:29:41it's no use
00:29:46what are we to do
00:29:48don't worry Ellen
00:29:50leave it to me
00:29:59good night Emily
00:30:00good night
00:30:01hi Emily
00:30:06miss
00:30:08Hartley Hall is in the locality I believe
00:30:10yes sir it's down the street and straight ahead
00:30:12huh
00:30:12you're not thinking of buying it are you it's been sold for quite some time
00:30:16we're not buyers
00:30:17Mr. Blackburn still lives there
00:30:19yes sir
00:30:19oh I wonder if you could tell us the name of the local police inspector
00:30:22inspector French
00:30:24inspector French
00:30:24inspector French
00:30:25that's right
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00:40:23wouldn't you agree mr. Holmes that these footprints could have come from this
00:40:27slipper oh undoubtedly the prints lead to the door again quite correct well mr.
00:40:35King I must have stepped in it I guess when I went to the door really wasn't
00:40:41it more likely that you took out the pain of the window from the outside to
00:40:45make it look like a burglary and returned inside to do the murder Paul couldn't
00:40:48possibly have done such a crime that's what we shall see one moment inspector
00:40:53I'll have to ask you please not to interfere in this mr. Holmes I merely
00:40:56wish to point out the footprints do not stop at the door mr. King's footprints
00:41:04lead to a heap of earth over there
00:41:16the
00:41:23the
00:41:24the
00:41:25the
00:41:27the
00:41:51Ah, this clothing is perfect evidence.
00:41:54Mr. King, why did you bury these garments and to whom do they belong?
00:41:59Mrs. Blackburn, I trust that you can furnish me the information that Mr. King will not.
00:42:04Mrs. Blackburn had nothing to do with it.
00:42:06Mrs. Blackburn, Mr. King, will you please follow me?
00:42:22I am forced to take you both to London with me, I'm afraid.
00:42:26You have indeed reconstructed the case correctly, Inspector.
00:42:29My compliments on your perspicacity.
00:42:33And now perhaps Mrs. Blackburn will be good enough to tell you what really happened.
00:42:37Mrs. Blackburn, I have just turned the lights off.
00:42:50When?
00:42:50Mrs. Blackburn.
00:42:50Mrs. Blackburn.
00:43:08I have no idea.
00:43:10I'm going down.
00:43:11Mrs. Blackburn, I'm back, I'm for the last one.
00:43:15Mrs. Blackburn.
00:43:29Harry, we've got things to do.
00:43:31What is all this?
00:43:33Ellen, go to your room.
00:43:34Peter, what happened?
00:43:36He came up from behind me.
00:43:38Fortunately, I had the hammer in my hand.
00:43:40The hammer?
00:43:42Then what are you doing with that gun?
00:43:46I'll call the police.
00:43:47No!
00:43:48But the man is dead.
00:43:50Who is he?
00:43:53You, you must help me.
00:43:55What do you expect me to do?
00:43:56First, we must get him undressed.
00:44:01What are you doing?
00:44:03Ellen, get out of here, please!
00:44:07Get out!
00:44:15Blackburn shot away the man's face to make the police think it was him.
00:44:18He then put his serpent ring on the finger, but was unable to get his wedding ring off.
00:44:22Mr. King then buried the clothes, which accounts for his footprints.
00:44:26Peter wanted to be declared dead officially.
00:44:28He wanted us to begin a new life.
00:44:31I am not yet convinced of the fact that the deceased is not Peter Blackburn.
00:44:35No.
00:44:38Look at this man's hand.
00:44:40Dark, tan skin.
00:44:43Calluses all over the fingers and the palms of the hand.
00:44:45The hand of a man who's done considerable manual labor.
00:44:49This could not possibly be Peter Blackburn.
00:44:51This is senseless, Ellen.
00:44:53Peter can't stay hidden away forever.
00:44:54Come on, Inspector.
00:45:03There's a secret room over here.
00:45:08Peter?
00:45:10Open up.
00:45:12Peter!
00:45:17Peter?
00:45:18It's me, Ellen!
00:45:28Oh, Peter!
00:45:43A knife without a handle, same as with Jenkins.
00:45:46Hmm.
00:45:48What are you cleaning out your pipe now for?
00:46:10M-O-R.
00:46:14Before Blackburn died, he tried to write the name of his murder on the top of the table,
00:46:17obviously with his wedding ring.
00:46:18M-O-R.
00:46:19Does that convey anything to you, Inspector?
00:46:22M-O-R.
00:46:24Many words begin with M-O-R.
00:46:27Morgue, mourning.
00:46:28Or Moriarity.
00:46:30You told us that Moriarity has an alibi.
00:46:32My dear Inspector, Blackburn had a secret.
00:46:34Moriarity wanted it, and when he'd gotten it, he had him murdered.
00:46:37Do you know the secret, Holmes?
00:46:39Naturally, I read the Times.
00:46:50Well, Charles?
00:46:55Samuels?
00:46:56No, Blackburn.
00:46:56He had already taken care of Samuels for us.
00:47:00I always maintain that Samuels would come to a bad end.
00:47:03Even in Egypt, he was a troublemaker.
00:47:06And if anybody is stupid enough to ask for 40 percent, well, Charles, I also maintain greed
00:47:12will get you nowhere.
00:47:13You follow me, Charles?
00:47:14Naturally, Professor.
00:47:43You follow me, Charles.
00:48:15There is
00:48:15You follow me, Charles,iana.
00:48:16You do not find her
00:48:56I say, I'm awfully sorry, but my foot's at the clutch.
00:48:59Just take a look at what you've done to my car.
00:49:01Now, you control yourself.
00:49:02There isn't much damage.
00:49:03Oh, no.
00:49:04What's this all about?
00:49:06This stupid idiot bumps back into my car.
00:49:08How dare you?
00:49:08You mind your language.
00:49:10Your licenses, please.
00:49:13That's right, officer.
00:49:14Take his name.
00:49:14He'll have to take care of the damages.
00:49:20Oh, I say.
00:49:22Are you free?
00:49:23Yes, sir.
00:49:23Will you please take me to Park Lane Road?
00:49:32Move your cars, please.
00:49:34Thank you for your kindness, constable.
00:49:37You've been most understanding.
00:49:39My keys!
00:49:40My keys are gone!
00:49:42Really?
00:49:42Well, I'll help you find them, dear fellow.
00:50:03Would you be good enough to wait over there until I return?
00:50:06Oh, for theft of the app.
00:55:10Charles?
00:55:11Charles?
00:58:09You're the fool to whom we owe our failure.
00:58:14They set a trap for you and you fell right into it.
00:58:19Who, Professor?
00:58:21Sherlock Holmes.
00:58:23You're mistaken.
00:58:25That idiot from the Daimler, that wasn't Sherlock Holmes.
00:58:28The man driving the Daimler was his friend Watson.
00:58:31And meanwhile, Holmes stole the keys to the car.
00:58:34And then came here.
00:58:41Would you like to become acquainted with this little plaything, Charles?
00:58:52I can only hope that Holmes has gathered enough evidence
00:58:55to hang you for Blackburn's murder, Charles.
00:58:59That's all you deserve.
00:59:02Gentlemen, I trust you are sufficiently intelligent
00:59:05that it's not necessary to convince you
00:59:06that the necklace must be recovered with the utmost speed.
00:59:10You have exactly 48 hours.
00:59:14I believe I shall turn over the supervision of this mission
00:59:17to one of our most far-sighted and reliable collaborators.
00:59:21Inform the doctor immediately.
00:59:31I take it that you are now convinced, Inspector,
00:59:33that Professor Moriarty's activities are not entirely legitimate.
00:59:38It's incredible.
00:59:40A world-famous authority on archaeology.
00:59:43A common thief.
00:59:46And a murderer.
00:59:47Precisely.
00:59:50Yes?
00:59:54Oh, Professor Moriarty.
00:59:56This is indeed a pleasant surprise.
00:59:59Mr. Holmes doesn't seem as pleased as yourself, Inspector.
01:00:03Do you know this gentleman?
01:00:05Yes, we have already had the pleasure.
01:00:07Am I welcome to join you?
01:00:09Please do.
01:00:09We met in court, as I recall.
01:00:11The Perry case.
01:00:13Perry?
01:00:15Perry?
01:00:15Yes, quite so.
01:00:16The name escaped me for a minute.
01:00:18A burglary case, wasn't it?
01:00:20Yes.
01:00:20Perry stole some jewelry in Milan.
01:00:23Of course, you didn't know anything about it.
01:00:25Naturally not, Mr. Holmes.
01:00:27And the jury was quite convinced at the time, as you will recall.
01:00:35And this necklace.
01:00:37Has it also been stolen?
01:00:39Yes, it has.
01:00:41I must confess that this is the very reason for my visit here today, Inspector.
01:00:45That is the missing Cleopatra necklace in its original casket.
01:00:48It disappeared over six years ago during our excavations in Egypt.
01:00:53Where was it located?
01:00:55In your study, Professor.
01:00:57My study?
01:00:58Naturally you don't know anything about that either.
01:01:00In spite of the fact that your man stole it for you and murdered Peter Blackburn in the bargain.
01:01:06Inspector, I will not permit anyone to insult me in this crass fashion.
01:01:09Unfortunately for you, Professor, Mr. Holmes can prove his statement.
01:01:13That casket was found in your study in a mummy case.
01:01:18You know, Inspector, this gentleman reads too many detective stories.
01:01:22Sherlock Holmes has tried to slander me on several occasions, but his accusations have always been a fiction.
01:01:27I would be delighted if he would search for this mummy case in my study.
01:01:31I assure you there is none.
01:01:33Do feel free to investigate, Inspector.
01:01:37In any event, I'm pleased these priceless jewels are in the right hands.
01:01:40No doubt you will turn it over to the Egyptian government.
01:01:43The Egyptians will be informed of its recovery, Professor.
01:01:47As soon as we have their consent, the necklace will be sold together with some recent archaeological discoveries at auction.
01:01:53Then its destiny will be fulfilled.
01:01:56Just one moment, Professor.
01:01:58It may be slightly more difficult to remove this casket from Scotland Yard than from a somewhat poorly guarded mummy
01:02:04case.
01:02:05I could cause you very great difficulties, had I a mind to.
01:02:09Difficulties you would not forget.
01:02:12Out of respect for Scotland Yard, I shall forego doing so.
01:02:15Good day, gentlemen.
01:02:19Ah, a highly successful little interview.
01:02:23Hmm?
01:02:25I confess I won't sleep until I've disposed of this damn necklace, Holmes.
01:02:30And, of course, you're going to receive your 10% of the price of sale as the finder's reward later.
01:02:35Just be patient for what, Inspector?
01:02:38You think it's going to be stolen again?
01:02:39No, no. Nobody could manage to steal it from here.
01:02:42I certainly hope you're right.
01:02:43And I personally will carry the box under heavy police protection and bring it to the auction block.
01:02:49Splendid, Inspector.
01:02:51And if you don't have faith in me, Holmes, I'd be happy to have you along with me.
01:02:54It's your affair, Inspector. I'm not the police.
01:02:56And may I inquire what you are now planning?
01:03:00All in good time, Inspector. All in good time.
01:03:08Hmm.
01:03:13Next Monday, the Cleopatra necklace is to be sold at auction.
01:03:17The property of the Egyptian government, this necklace is one of the most valued archaeological discoveries of all time.
01:03:22The sale is a great event. How much do you suppose it'll bring?
01:03:26It doesn't matter now. I don't want anything more to do with it.
01:03:30But, Ellen, Holmes asked us both to stop in at the auction.
01:03:33Oh, Paul, must we?
01:03:35You know how much he helped us. After all, he must have his reasons.
01:03:41Ellen, come here.
01:03:49We'll soon be far away from here.
01:03:52There'll be nothing to remind us of this nightmare.
01:04:22Well, the archaeologist deigns to meet the criminologist.
01:04:26For a secret meeting of the two great minds.
01:04:29You are doubtless aware the necklace of Cleopatra comes up for auction tomorrow at Moseley's rooms.
01:04:35It should bring a very high figure.
01:04:37It is bound to.
01:04:39Tell the truth, Mr. Holmes, I didn't feel absolutely sure. You'd acknowledge my invitation.
01:04:43My dear professor, how could I possibly forgo the, shall we say, pleasure of your company?
01:04:47Feelings entirely mutual, dear Mr. Holmes.
01:04:51Frankly, I do regret you of such an opinion of me.
01:04:54Oh, but I have nothing against you personally, professor.
01:04:57On the contrary, the fertility of your imagination greatly impresses me.
01:05:01This afternoon, for instance, at Scotland Yard.
01:05:03A masterly performance. Masterly.
01:05:06And now, professor.
01:05:09I shouldn't be surprised if you were a natural mind reader, Holmes.
01:05:12As it happens, I was thinking of making you a proposal.
01:05:15Indeed. Would you like to sit down?
01:05:25A partnership, Mr. Holmes.
01:05:28A partnership, professor?
01:05:30That is six thousand pounds per annum and naturally a share of the profits.
01:05:34In my opinion, murder is not profitable.
01:05:36You underestimate me, Holmes.
01:05:39We are both men of logic and we possess extraordinary intellect.
01:05:43But we are both wasting our forces warring against each other.
01:05:46And if I may say so, dear Holmes, this is illogical.
01:05:49We should unite our talents and forces.
01:05:52Such a partnership would be sure to succeed.
01:05:55No doubt it would, professor.
01:05:58And I may assume you accept?
01:06:00The picture you paint is a very alluring one.
01:06:02There's only one answer that I can give.
01:06:05Much as I regret it, I shall have to continue to waste my energies.
01:06:11I have only one ambition at present.
01:06:13To see you hanged.
01:06:16A regrettable decision indeed, Mr. Holmes.
01:06:23Does this belong to you?
01:06:25It has a somewhat familiar look.
01:06:27It's one of my favorite playthings.
01:06:30But it has one small defect.
01:06:33It slips once in a while.
01:06:35Accidents will happen, professor.
01:06:55In any case, you'll lose, Mr. Holmes.
01:07:05Your move, professor.
01:07:26I hope it won't get us into trouble with the police homes.
01:07:30Using those whistles.
01:07:31Good idea, though.
01:07:33Elementary, my dear Watson.
01:07:34Lots of people.
01:07:46If you don't know me, I'd like to do this for you.
01:07:48I'm sorry, are you.
01:07:48I'm sorry, are you.
01:07:49Are you?
01:07:49I'm sorry.
01:08:11How about him?
01:08:14No, out of the question.
01:08:20And how about the card shark?
01:08:23Full house.
01:08:24Oh, he might pass when he's sober.
01:08:28He never drinks when he's working.
01:08:37How do you like Frank?
01:08:39He's all right.
01:08:41I don't trust Frank.
01:08:42He's always chasing women.
01:08:44So what?
01:08:45Besides, he talks too much for my taste.
01:08:49How's that for?
01:08:52Oh, not at any price.
01:08:55He's under police observation.
01:08:56You might as well bring along a policeman.
01:08:59I must have at least two men.
01:09:01That's the problem.
01:09:01Hey, go get that, will ya?
01:09:02Hey, come have a drink!
01:09:05Oh!
01:09:05Oh!
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01:09:19Oh!
01:09:27Oh!
01:09:27On your way now.
01:09:28I'm not finished with him yet.
01:09:29I'll leave him alone, mate.
01:09:30Not worth it, is it?
01:09:32All right.
01:09:33If you say so.
01:09:34It goes against me.
01:09:35How about a beer, eh?
01:09:39Wait, miss.
01:09:39One whiskey, one beer.
01:09:43Where'd you learn that?
01:09:45I spent 15 years with a knife thrower. He used to pin his wife down every night, on the stage,
01:09:49of course, when he happened to sleep once.
01:09:56Nice little toy, Doctor.
01:09:58Comes in handy from time to time.
01:10:00Where'd you meet this knife thrower? Tell us. In a circus?
01:10:05Not exactly. We used to share a room, as a matter of fact. Bars in front of the window. Lovely
01:10:11view, though. Over the moors.
01:10:14You were in Dortmund.
01:10:16I didn't say that, did I? Good health.
01:10:25What are you up to now? That's my business, chum.
01:10:29I don't approve of this fellow.
01:10:31Oh? Well, come to think of it, I don't think much of you, either.
01:10:35I wouldn't have thrown one of these pretty little things if it had been to save your lovely pies.
01:10:39Where'd you dig them up, anyway? Ladies' hairdressers?
01:10:42Well, thanks for the beer.
01:10:44Just a minute. What's your name?
01:10:45What's your game, mister?
01:10:47All right, all right, boys.
01:10:48What's the idea?
01:10:57Just a minute.
01:11:04That's all.
01:11:06The man's all right. Release papers from Dartmoor.
01:11:11What were you sentenced for?
01:11:12It's none of your business.
01:11:14Uh-huh.
01:11:18Most interesting.
01:11:21Herewith, Lawrence Alexander Copernick, originally sentenced for burglary, is to report weekly at police headquarters to his parole officer.
01:11:27All right, now you know.
01:11:29Police!
01:11:38All right, well, let's have a talk.
01:11:41Sit down.
01:11:44If you're interested, we might have a job for you.
01:11:47How much?
01:11:49Oh.
01:11:51It pays.
01:11:57Here you have a map of the underground sewers.
01:11:59Now, that's where we're planning to operate.
01:12:02Look.
01:12:04Now, here.
01:12:31We are here.
01:12:32And over here is the Moseley Auction House.
01:12:36The policeman will take this route.
01:12:39I have the entire circuit under heavy guard.
01:12:41Holmes thought it advisable.
01:12:43He believes the necklace will be snatched before it gets to Moseley's.
01:12:46It seems rather far-fetched to imagine anyone trying to steal a package from a sealed policeman right in broad
01:12:51daylight.
01:12:52In any event, I will be in the van with two of my men.
01:12:56Yes, we'll leave in exactly 15 minutes.
01:12:58Right you are, Inspector.
01:13:00Ah-hum.
01:13:31Ah-hum.
01:13:45What about the
01:13:47Oh-hum.
01:13:50Oh.
01:13:50Oh.
01:13:51What?
01:13:51Ah-har-har-har-har-har.
01:13:54Uh-huh.
01:13:54Ah-har-har-har.
01:13:54Oh-hum.
01:13:56Ah.
01:14:00Let's go.
01:14:27Let's go.
01:15:24Let's go.
01:15:28Go ahead now.
01:15:50Let's go.
01:16:20Let's go.
01:16:44Let's go.
01:16:58Let's go.
01:17:11Let's go.
01:17:15Head of a tomb statue, the only known one of its kind. What am I bid?
01:17:30Head of King Armandhotep the second. Do I hear any bids?
01:17:40Ladies and gentlemen, I regret to inform you that the Cleopatra necklace which was to have
01:17:44gone on sale today has been withdrawn from the auction as it is not available to us.
01:17:48What's the meaning of this?
01:17:50I don't understand why it is that the most valuable things always vanish.
01:17:55Thirteen hundred?
01:17:57Do I hear fourteen?
01:17:59Does anyone bid fourteen hundred?
01:18:03Going at thirteen hundred. At thirteen hundred.
01:18:08Not bidding, Professor.
01:18:10Going, going, going.
01:18:11Of all the objects I'm interested in.
01:18:13Are you quite sure?
01:18:14To the lady in the rear.
01:18:15Unless you should happen to be aware of something which might tempt me.
01:18:19Far be it from me to give any suggestions to an expert such as yourself.
01:18:23I understand you believe in buying as little as possible.
01:18:26That's what is most satisfying.
01:18:29Somehow many of the best objects seem to find their way into my private collection.
01:18:33What are my offers?
01:18:34Not always, Professor.
01:18:35Excuse me. Is there a Mr. Holmes here?
01:18:37Yes.
01:18:39Would you please step into the office?
01:18:42What am I bid for this unique example of early Egyptian pottery?
01:18:46Ladies and gentlemen, do I hear any bids?
01:18:49Nine hundred pounds!
01:18:51Nine hundred pounds. Do I hear a thousand?
01:18:53One thousand.
01:18:55Do I hear eleven hundred?
01:18:58Yes.
01:18:59And give the information immediately to the Commissioner.
01:19:05Oh, Mr. Holmes!
01:19:07Have you heard about what occurred?
01:19:09I warned you, Inspector.
01:19:11No doubt it will interest you to learn that the men who were involved in the theft have been apprehended.
01:19:16Yes, I know.
01:19:18How could you know that?
01:19:20Why do you suppose that the police were in the right place at the right time, Inspector?
01:19:24My friend, Dr. Watson, was good enough to notify Scotland Yard.
01:19:31It disappeared under my very eyes.
01:19:33This is no joking matter. I wonder where it can be.
01:19:36On its way here by post.
01:19:44A package for Mr. Holmes.
01:19:57There you are.
01:20:02There you are.
01:20:10Oh!
01:20:25If you excuse me, I'll get back to the auction.
01:20:31I hear 2,100 for 2,000 pounds, going, going, gone.
01:20:42Excuse me, would you please announce that the Cleopatra necklace has arrived?
01:20:47It can be reinstated in today's auction.
01:20:52Ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to announce that contrary to prior withdrawal,
01:20:56one of the most exceptional of all archaeological finds will be on sale today, the Cleopatra necklace.
01:21:02It is our good fortune that it was restored to the collection in time for auctioning.
01:21:09The necklace is in perfect condition and is being offered for sale in a diamond-encrusted jewel case in which
01:21:14it was discovered.
01:21:16I would like to inquire about what proof exists as to the authenticity of the Cleopatra necklace.
01:21:21With us today is one of the most noted archaeological experts in the world,
01:21:25Professor Moriarty, would you be good enough to give us your opinion of this necklace?
01:21:48Yes, this is indeed the necklace attributed to Cleopatra.
01:21:55May I extend our appreciation?
01:21:58Yes, this is indeed the necklace attributed to Cleopatra.
01:22:00For one hundred thousand pounds. May I call for a bid of one hundred and ten, please?
01:22:03Do I hear an offer of one hundred and ten?
01:22:05One hundred and ten thousand!
01:22:07One hundred and twenty!
01:22:07One hundred twenty thousand!
01:22:09Do I hear one hundred and thirty?
01:22:11One hundred thirty thousand!
01:22:13One hundred and forty!
01:22:14One hundred and forty thousand pounds!
01:22:23Who finally purchased the necklace?
01:22:25A collector from Texas.
01:22:27Ah!
01:22:27I fear I won't be able to breathe until it's out of the country.
01:22:30Now perhaps you'll tell me what I've got these roses for.
01:22:33Oh, roses?
01:22:35Oh yes, the roses.
01:22:36My dear Watson, you're a married man. Don't be so unromantic.
01:22:42Oh, Mrs. Blackburn, may I offer you our felicitations?
01:22:46Oh!
01:22:47Oh, and our warm wishes for your future happiness.
01:22:52It's very kind of you.
01:22:54Oh!
01:22:57Frankly, Mr. Holmes, we were wondering why you insisted on her coming here.
01:23:00Mrs. Blackburn, you have just seen the disposal of something that has caused you the greatest anguish.
01:23:05I asked you both to come here to see for yourselves, but there's still some truth in the old saying,
01:23:10all's well that ends well.
01:23:17Ah, Professor.
01:23:19The great master detective in police custody.
01:23:23May I?
01:23:25With pleasure.
01:23:27Here's a little toy which I think will interest you very much indeed, Inspector.
01:23:31Watch it.
01:23:42You should treat my little toy with more care. After all, it's an art object.
01:23:51Whiskey in the handle for the walking stick.
01:23:53I always find it helps to take a small drink when it's chilly in London, Mr. Holmes.
01:23:56Thank you, I never drink before six.
01:23:58Would the inspector like one?
01:24:02No, never on duty.
01:24:04Dr. Watson.
01:24:05No, thanks.
01:24:06And I am not in the least chilly today.
01:24:09What a shame.
01:24:11Frankly, it's sad to see England lose such a magnificent peace.
01:24:15Anything more I can do for you?
01:24:17No, thank you, Professor.
01:24:19But we shall need you very soon.
01:24:21To examine an object of archaeological interest, I presume, Mr. Holmes.
01:24:25No, not exactly.
01:24:26Scotland Yard has recently arrested a gang of thieves who specialize in art objects.
01:24:30Oh, interesting.
01:24:33Very.
01:24:34The trial will be interesting too.
01:24:37Especially for you, Professor.
01:24:39I feel sure that you will take a prominent part in the proceedings.
01:24:43You can always rely on my good will, Inspector, insofar as my schedule permit.
01:24:49Good day, gentlemen.
01:24:57As it happens, I'm going in that direction myself.
01:24:59What's your blight?
01:25:00My pleasure.
01:25:07Oh, I say, isn't that Professor Moriarty?
01:25:10Yes.
01:25:11And he's with the buyer from Texas.
01:25:13Well, at least the necklace is safe now.
01:25:17Don't underestimate Moriarty, Watson.
01:25:21Come along, we've work to do.
01:25:27Now, please, why do you do?
01:25:28He's doing so, as I just said, I'm going in that direction.
01:25:29I'm going out.
01:25:31Your Michele for Justice.
01:25:31I'm going out.
01:25:31He's doing so, as I just said.
01:25:32I'm getting so excited, everyone.
01:25:32The best price to come out.