1:01:04
That's enough boys,
1:01:05
take your hands off him.
1:01:08
Well Mr. Holmes?
1:01:15
Tell the clerk to go home
1:01:16
and see that the
front door is locked.
1:01:19
Well Mr. Stanley?
1:01:21
It's the last strike
that counts hey Holmes?
1:01:29
I'll remind you
of that later.
1:01:37
Miss Pattridge
1:01:39
allow me to present
Mr. Sherlock Holmes,
1:01:40
the world
famous detective.
1:01:42
He's come to rescue you.
1:01:43
I don't believe you.
1:01:46
Oddly enough he's
telling you the truth.
1:01:49
My name is
Sherlock Holmes
1:01:50
and I did come
here to help you
1:01:52
but I've seemed rather
to have missed it.
1:01:53
I'm sorry.
1:01:55
I'm afraid you've
had a bad time.
1:01:57
Well that doesn't
matter its Peter,
1:01:58
they say they'll do
something to him
1:02:00
if I don't tell them.
1:02:01
They say they've got him.
1:02:02
Cheer up, he's quite safe.
1:02:04
A tough
customer like Peter
1:02:06
isn't disabled very long
1:02:07
by a clunk on the head.
1:02:09
He's all right.
1:02:10
All okay Mr. Stanley.
1:02:11
Look here Stanley
1:02:13
this girl knows nothing.
1:02:14
I promise she won't
even identify you.
1:02:16
Well unfortunately she
knows enough to hang us,
1:02:18
so do you.
1:02:19
I'm surprised
that you're walking
1:02:21
into a trap like this
1:02:22
but you see the
position I'm in
1:02:24
and what has to be done.
1:02:25
Cady, Howe?
1:02:43
It will give me
great pleasure
1:02:44
to attend to
Mr. Holmes personally.
1:02:49
Easter the girl's yours.
1:02:57
It's the police.
1:02:59
Open up, this
is the police.