Pursuit to Algiers Page #4
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- 1945
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the way to Alexandria.
Splendid, I used to
sing a bit myself,
Songs Like
Lock Lomond and some...
Pardon me, sir,
you're wanted in the lounge.
- Oh, excuse me.
- Certainly.
You must sing it
to me sometime.
Ha, ha, ha.
Is this your first trip
to the East, Ms. Woodbury?
Yes, and I'm
tickled to death.
- American?
- Brooklyn.
- Brooklyn.
- Yes, Brooklyn.
I've been wondering,
are you The Dr. Watson?
Well, I'm Dr. Watson
of 221 B, Baker Street.
The one who is associated
with Sherlock Holmes?
Holmes and I have
been associated
on quite a number
of cases.
Is Mr. Holmes with you
on this trip?
- No, as a matter of fact, he's gone...
- Gone where?
Oh, he won't be
long with us,
he's a very busy man...
You know he rely's on me,
he came to see me
off to the station,
he said, "Watson,
Oh, I'm so sorry
he isn't here.
You see, I've heard so much
about his work, and yours.
Oh, perhaps someday
you'll let me give you
an insight on some of our
most interesting cases.
- Oh, Reggie,
- Who?
Oh, excuse me.
Reggie?
I was afraid you wouldn't get
here in time to see me off.
Here you are, Sheila,
and try not to lose it again.
Heavens, where was it!
I thought it was in my cabin.
You left it in my office
yesterday.
Now try to hold onto it.
I don't imagine it'd be
very easy
in Alexandria.
You can forget your music more often
than any singer I've ever managed.
I should have a secretary.
All ashore!
All visitors ashore!
Oh, you'll find Hassan
a nice chap to work for.
I hope I make good.
You will, good luck.
Thank you.
And don't lose it again.
Oh, don't worry,
I won't let it out
of my sight this time.
Sorry, sir, you'll have
to go ashore now.
Goodbye, Reggie.
I make it a rule to take a
three-mile hike before each meal.
Keeps one fit,
stimulates the digestion.
That and a glass of milk.
As I was saying, she
was in wonderful voice.
last night at the old Adelphia.
Pull down now to
make way for a cinema.
Heartbreaking.
Where would we be
without the cow, Doctor?
The cow?
I haven't the faintest idea.
I'm sure Mr. Arnold
here would be happy
to help me in organizing
deck games,
shuffleboard,
deck tennis,
medicine ball,
hiking.
Should I put you down for the three-mile
hike before lunch, Dr. Watson?
No, thank you very much.
I prefer to sit down
before my meals.
Relax and have
a glass of sherry.
Like Ferdinand the Bull.
I am on a holiday.
How does that
little tune go?
Let me see,
I'll think of it in a minute.
Incorrigible.
I have it...
Ha, ha, that's it.
Oh, I'm sorry.
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