:54:00
But I'm sorry you
won't wear it yourself,
:54:01
I'm sure it'd be
very becoming.
:54:03
As I was saying,
:54:04
Holmes and I
crept down the alley
:54:07
between the sinister
looking warehouses.
:54:10
This stalk of
celery is Holmes
:54:12
and this bit of
cheese is me.
:54:14
Oh, duckie.
:54:18
But when we reach
the end of the alley,
:54:19
it was a black wall,
:54:21
so we had to
retrace our steps.
:54:24
There was nothing
else to do.
:54:26
Was it a high wall?
:54:27
High, it was about
six foot high.
:54:28
I tried to climb it,
I said to Holmes
:54:30
it was
absolutely ludicrous,
:54:31
so he said to me,
Watson, there's
nothing else for it,
:54:33
and back we turned.
:54:37
Something has gone wrong.
:54:38
They've been down there.
:54:39
Be quiet.
:54:40
It's that
Holmes I tell you.
:54:42
We should have
got rid of him.
:54:57
Good evening, Mr. Holmes.
:54:58
Good evening.
:54:59
Party over so soon?
:55:01
No, I don't think so.
:55:02
I imagine the festivities
are in full swing.
:55:04
I just don't happen
to be much of a hand
:55:06
at small talk
and paper hats.
:55:10
Oh, that's too bad.
:55:11
Now me, I always enjoy
that sort of thing.
:55:13
Really?
:55:14
Then perhaps you'd like a
paper hat as a souvenir.
:55:16
This one was at
Watson's nephew's place.
:55:20
I'm sure he'd like
you to have it.
:55:22
Not interested?
:55:24
Oh, very well.
:55:31
That's curious.
:55:34
Good evening, Mr. Mirko.
:55:38
Nothing will go wrong,
this time, my dear Mirko.
:55:44
And after a desperate
chase up the river
:55:45
and the police
launched the start,
:55:47
finally apprehended
the soft wappee...
:55:49
the freighter was thrown
out to see and blown up.
:55:51
And London, all England
for that matter,
:55:53
was saved from the
terrible menace
:55:54
of the
Giant Rat of Sumatra.
:55:56
Oh, thank you very much.
:55:59
I don't think
I left anything out,