
Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror
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- 1942
- 65 min
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Good afternoon, Sir Evan.
Your card opened
all doors.
Blauser,
you've put on
a little weight
since you left school.
You don't look any
younger yourself, Dimples.
How are you?
Fine.
Come in would you.
You know these gentlemen?
I think so.
How do you do?
I haven't had
the pleasure.
May I introduce my friend
and associate, Dr. Watson?
Hello.
How do you do?
I'm afraid I've arrived
at an embarrassing moment.
Not at all.
This gentleman here,
Admiral Sir John Prentiss,
Admiral Prentiss
objects most strongly
How could you
possibly infer that?
Look on the carpet.
Carpet?
A man who rises
from his chair
and digs his heels
sternly into the carpet
is violently opposed
to something,
and the Admiral being
quite distressed
by the criticisms
of the Press
would be most apt to
resent my intrusion.
Well.
You've just arrived
from Seven Oaks.
Yes, of course.
How on earth did
you know that?
Pardon my mentioning it
but adhering to
your left boot heel
is a clay known
only in Seven Oaks.
An amazing piece
of deduction.
Elementary my dear Barham.
Here's a broadcast of
the Voice of Terror.
Greetings from
the Third Reich.
Are you listening
stout fellows
across the channel?
Are you listening
you little body
of incompetent men
known as the
Inner Council?
Today a new thrill,
a new proof of the
invincibility
of the Fuhrer.
Right now a packed
express train
laden with British
troops and nurses
is speeding
across England.
In just one moment
it will leave the
rails forever,
crashing twisted metal,
the cries of
the dying...
They can't,
they wouldn't dare.
It's impossible.
They couldn't have...
...men are
laughing, joking.
That one in the third car
reads a letter from home.
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