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00:18:50I advise you not to judge animals against
00:18:55the rules of the wood
00:18:58well not many animals
00:19:02then I prefer animals to human beings
00:19:05well I hope you'll be happy here
00:19:10and don't give him too much Krishna
00:19:13this is where we create the animals you work here to start with
00:19:17Yes, I hope so, too.
00:19:47Miss Trent?
00:20:10Miss Trent?
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00:21:17Miss Trent?
00:21:37Miss Trent?
00:22:03Hello?
00:22:04Yes, I found the safe.
00:22:06Excelsior 10 stroke 62.
00:22:08I've taken a pattern of the lock.
00:22:10Yes.
00:22:11Yes.
00:22:13As soon as the key is ready, you'll have to get me shifted to night duty.
00:22:33All right, shock him harder, kid.
00:22:35Right in the guts.
00:22:37Get him harder.
00:22:38Go on.
00:22:39Keep going.
00:22:40Another one.
00:22:41Now a jab.
00:22:42Right, left, right, left, right.
00:22:43Come on there, kid.
00:22:44Keep your guard up.
00:22:45Tuck your head in.
00:22:46Left, right.
00:22:47Now to the solar plexus.
00:22:48Now to the jaw.
00:22:49Ah, hello, Inspector.
00:22:50Do you want to spar with me?
00:22:52All right, carry on.
00:22:54Oh, you OK?
00:22:56I wasn't ready for that one.
00:22:58Right, left.
00:22:59Right, left.
00:23:00Right, left.
00:23:01Right, left.
00:23:02Right, left.
00:23:03Right, left.
00:23:04Right, left.
00:23:05Hello, champ.
00:23:06Shut up.
00:23:07Come on, just behave.
00:23:08Hey, hello.
00:23:09Sorry, a little mistake.
00:23:10Wasn't you I meant, Inspector.
00:23:11Do you want to train with us?
00:23:12No, no, I don't need it.
00:23:13I think I'm in rather good form today.
00:23:15Hey, champ, I want to ask you a question.
00:23:19Oh?
00:23:20I don't like the sound of that at all.
00:23:24Enough for today, kid.
00:23:28Come into my office, will you?
00:23:34I wonder what Scotland Yard's doing here.
00:23:40Pierrot!
00:23:48Whiskey?
00:23:50No, thank you. I've had breakfast.
00:23:52Up to you.
00:23:53Larry Graham's dead.
00:23:56That's right.
00:23:58What about it?
00:24:01Graham used to be a boxer.
00:24:03So?
00:24:04Never boxed here.
00:24:05It's a shame.
00:24:08What's a shame?
00:24:09Oh, he was a good man.
00:24:10As a boxer.
00:24:12Otherwise not?
00:24:14Oh, that's just a matter of opinion.
00:24:17Well, I suppose that's all, then.
00:24:20Thanks for all the help.
00:24:21Oh, by the way...
00:24:24That's really an awful photo of him.
00:24:25Next time you're down in my neighbourhood,
00:24:27I'll show you a better one.
00:24:30Yep, the first round really went to me, what.
00:24:48Hmm?
00:24:50Er, just a second.
00:24:56The champ, Walter.
00:24:57Ah, what's up?
00:24:59Listen, Ilford of Scotland Yard has just been here.
00:25:03That's bad. What did he want?
00:25:07Hmm.
00:25:08Ah.
00:25:09All right, good.
00:25:11In that case, the job's on for tomorrow morning.
00:25:13At ten-thirty.
00:25:17I'll see you there.
00:25:18I'll see you there.
00:25:20I'll see you there.
00:25:21I'll see you there.
00:25:22I'll see you there.
00:25:23I'll see you there.
00:25:25I'll see you there.
00:25:33Dad!
00:25:34What is it, Dad?
00:25:35What's wrong with you?
00:25:37Dad!
00:25:38Help!
00:25:39Help!
00:25:44What's going on?
00:25:45My father seems to have had a heart attack,
00:25:46he'll have to go to hospital.
00:25:48Please, for God's sakes, an ambulance!
00:25:49Just a minute.
00:25:54Please, miss, can I make a phone call? I have to get an ambulance, a man's passed out.
00:25:57What?
00:25:58Please, can I make a phone call, sir? I have to get an ambulance, a man has to be taken to hospital.
00:26:02Yes, of course. There's a telephone back there.
00:26:06Here's an unusual one, madam.
00:26:16I hope he's all right.
00:26:17Yes, he seems to be coming around. The ambulance on the way.
00:26:24Here he comes now. Good show.
00:26:27An excellent organisation.
00:26:47Has your father had this many times?
00:26:49Yes, especially in the last year.
00:26:52All right. Lend a hand to your son, will you?
00:26:57Move along there, please. Move on, keep moving there. Be careful with him, will you?
00:27:06Wait! Wait!
00:27:11Here you are, your father's hat.
00:27:13Oh, thank you, sir.
00:27:52Ah.
00:27:53Mr Harris, what on earth are you doing?
00:27:56I am playing ping-pong, a ping-pong I invented without a net or table or partner.
00:28:00It's excellent for the reflexes.
00:28:01You ought to practice more. You ought to need sharpening.
00:28:04I understand, sir. You mean the column by Joss that's in this morning's Guardian all about the jewel robbery.
00:28:08Yes, I do mean that.
00:28:09Gutter press stuff, sensation mongering. I'd like to say this.
00:28:12If the day comes when I'm one of the salaried writers, you may count on the telegraph having its thumb right on the world's pulse.
00:28:18Heaven preserve us.
00:28:22For sale, inexpensive garden furniture.
00:28:24A few white chairs, several red flower pots and a lawnmower.
00:28:28No offers under 30 stroke 10 for the three.
00:28:33Offers to be sent in in writing.
00:28:35And money should be posted with the orders, but there are no orders.
00:28:38And there never have been.
00:28:40Exactly.
00:28:41All right.
00:28:42White means diamonds and then red, rubies.
00:28:45And lawns are emeralds.
00:28:47Yes, and the figure is the secret code the underworld changes every other day.
00:28:51What this means is the loot from the jewel robbery has been put on the market.
00:28:54The question is only by whom.
00:28:56If we weren't certain Lord had quit the business once and for all, we'd head straight for him.
00:29:01This is just his kind of job.
00:29:03Anyway, one thing we can be sure of.
00:29:05Tonight's the night.
00:29:07This is just his kind of job.
00:29:09Anyway, one thing we can be sure of.
00:29:11Tonight's the night.
00:29:12I'll bet the stones will be changing ownership and very likely they'll end in the clutches of the snake.
00:29:18He's the first one in line every time, Breezy Pickings.
00:29:37I'll bet the stones will be changing ownership and very likely they'll end in the clutches of the snake.
00:30:07Are you interested in some inexpensive garden furniture?
00:30:15I am.
00:30:17They're all perfect stones.
00:30:21This is the end of you, Snake.
00:30:37I'll bet the stones will be changing ownership and very likely they'll end in the clutches of the snake.
00:31:08Oh, this blasted mist.
00:31:18I want you to take a good look at these men.
00:31:21And if you feel you can identify any of them, please tell me.
00:31:24Go as near as you need to. You'll be quite all right.
00:31:36Yes.
00:31:44Yes.
00:31:50And he too.
00:31:52Yes, but where are the other two?
00:31:54I don't see the boy and his father's not here.
00:31:56His father won't cause anybody trouble again.
00:31:59Lights.
00:32:00The rest of you can go home.
00:32:02Good night.
00:32:05Move over there. Come on.
00:32:09Well, gentlemen, so our little parade went off well, didn't it?
00:32:12Tough luck on the lot of us.
00:32:13Excuse me, sir.
00:32:14What is it?
00:32:15Someone outside to speak to you.
00:32:16I haven't any time now.
00:32:17It's the son of that man, Lord.
00:32:18Why didn't you say so in the first place?
00:32:19Go on, get him in here.
00:32:21Am I going to get my property back, Inspector, or...
00:32:23Keep calm, please, sir.
00:32:24Inspector, that's the one. He's the son.
00:32:26Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
00:32:27One thing at a time, please.
00:32:29So, I hear you're Lord's boy.
00:32:32All right, come on.
00:32:34My father told me that if anything went wrong, to give you this bag.
00:32:43Would you kindly take a look at this?
00:32:46Ah, here they are.
00:32:48Yes, Inspector, these are the ones.
00:32:50That's good.
00:32:51Will you check them? Let's hope you're not missing a few.
00:32:53Check them carefully over there.
00:32:54Take a seat.
00:32:55All right, sit down.
00:32:57There.
00:32:59Now, what do they call you?
00:33:01Your father put a name on you when you were born, huh?
00:33:03Jimmy Graham.
00:33:04Graham.
00:33:06You wouldn't be connected with Larry Graham.
00:33:08Yes, he was my uncle, my father's brother.
00:33:10Hopla.
00:33:12Oh, I've got it now.
00:33:15Lord wanted to get the snake for his brother's death.
00:33:18But he was killed as well.
00:33:20Yeah.
00:33:21I almost forgot.
00:33:23You were to have this in case my father was killed.
00:33:26Here's something, Lum.
00:33:28Written on the same paper with the machine that makes that hy-ee.
00:33:31I'm interested, Thursday, half hour before midnight, Whitechapel.
00:33:35The car wrecker's just off Silver Street.
00:33:37Yes, that's the snake, all right.
00:33:39Yes.
00:33:40Wait outside, will you, for a moment?
00:33:42I shall be needing you again, Jimmy.
00:33:44Okay.
00:33:45What have you got to say for yourselves?
00:33:48Don't lie to me and don't go making up any fairy tales.
00:33:50We pulled off the job exactly the way the local rags have described.
00:33:54This business had to look real.
00:33:56Or the snake would have seen through it right away.
00:33:58You know that chap's clever.
00:34:00Everything's here, Inspector.
00:34:01Everything is here.
00:34:03You're one of the lucky ones.
00:34:04This doesn't happen every day.
00:34:06Then it's all right, eh?
00:34:07Can we go now, Chief?
00:34:08Go where?
00:34:10I hope you're not serious.
00:34:13All of you, sit down.
00:34:14And not in a bunch.
00:34:15Just sit there and hope you'll find a magistrate who'll give you a break.
00:34:19Yeah, but we weren't going to make off with the stuff for good.
00:34:22What you were going to do doesn't interest me at all.
00:34:24You'd better give us an account of what you did, not what you intended.
00:34:28That's what we're paid to find out.
00:35:58Uh-oh.
00:36:28Uh-oh.
00:36:58Uh-oh.
00:37:28Uh-oh.
00:37:58Uh-oh.
00:38:28Uh-oh.
00:38:58How is my new protégé getting along, Frank?
00:39:06He's doing all right.
00:39:08He didn't turn up for work today.
00:39:10Naturally, he didn't.
00:39:11Why, you say naturally.
00:39:12That's funny.
00:39:13Did I say naturally?
00:39:14Really?
00:39:15I meant he may have caught a cold.
00:39:18Just you try spending two years in prison and your resistance to colds may not be so unshakable.
00:39:25My dear Nancy, what will you delight our ears with today?
00:39:28I thought of Beethoven's Fifth.
00:39:32Ah, the Fifth.
00:39:33Splendid choice.
00:39:34Ta-ta.
00:39:35Ta-ta-ta-ta-tum-ta-ta.
00:39:36No.
00:39:37Tum-tum-tum-tum.
00:39:40Ah.
00:39:45Inspector Alfred of Scotland Yard, madam.
00:39:51Show him in, James.
00:39:55How do you do?
00:39:58Forgive my intruding.
00:39:59It's important.
00:40:00I have a few questions which I'd like Mr. Sutton to answer.
00:40:02How interesting.
00:40:03Oh, dear.
00:40:05Mr. Sutton, shall we talk here or would you rather we...
00:40:07Oh, I'm sure Mrs. Malford will not mind if we remain here.
00:40:10Wouldn't it be much nicer if we sat down?
00:40:12We'd all be more comfortable.
00:40:14Please, Inspector.
00:40:20Mr. Sutton, I...
00:40:21I'm sorry, Inspector, but won't you please be seated?
00:40:23My aunt really meant her invitation, you know.
00:40:28Mr. Sutton, would you mind telling me when you last saw Thomas Leslie?
00:40:32Let me think.
00:40:33When did I see him last?
00:40:34It was...
00:40:35I mean, alive.
00:40:37You mean to say Leslie is dead?
00:40:41Only an hour ago on Malford Quay, one of your packing crates was accidentally smashed.
00:40:46In that crate, someone had packed a python and a dead body.
00:40:50Thomas Leslie.
00:40:54I was hoping you could explain what Leslie was doing in that packing crate.
00:40:59What sort of a question is that, Inspector?
00:41:01If I could tell you that, I'd also know who murdered him.
00:41:04Did you say murdered, Mr. Sutton?
00:41:06I didn't say anything.
00:41:07I was only trying to clarify matters.
00:41:09Now, just a moment, Sutton.
00:41:10Do you mind if I ask one question?
00:41:12Is this an official inquiry or what?
00:41:14First knowing virtue of what function you ask.
00:41:16Virtue of what? Virtue of what function?
00:41:18I'm a friend of this lady's.
00:41:19I'm afraid that won't do.
00:41:20In point of fact, we have every reason to suppose that my colleague, Sergeant Leslie, was murdered.
00:41:29I say, do you really mean that you had the blasted presumption to place one of your men in this lady's house?
00:41:34That's an outrage. It's unheard of.
00:41:36You'll pardon me, sir. Our methods are for us to determine.
00:41:38I'll lodge a protest with your superiors.
00:41:40As you wish.
00:41:41I have a great deal of influence with the government.
00:41:43Very useful, sir.
00:41:44Mr. Sutton, one more question, and that's all.
00:41:46Is it reasonable to suppose that the python attacked Sergeant Leslie, crushed him, and caused his death?
00:41:52No. Normally speaking, no.
00:41:54A large snake like a python won't compress its prey until it's ready to eat it.
00:41:57I must add, however, that I...
00:41:58Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. That's all.
00:42:01That's all I need for now, Mr. Sutton.
00:42:02Please forgive me again for the intrusion.
00:42:04Goodbye.
00:42:07Sir, I'm happy to have met you. Goodbye.
00:42:13Goodbye.
00:42:43Goodbye.
00:44:13Mr. Sutton's not here, madam.
00:44:33I know. That's why I came.
00:44:36Can I rely on your discretion, Brownie?
00:44:40But of course you can, Mrs. Melford.
00:44:42There is every likelihood that an inquiry will take place here.
00:44:47An inquiry?
00:44:48Yes. Scotland Yard is convinced that someone or other has murdered Mr. Leslie.
00:44:53Mrs. Melford.
00:44:54Whatever anyone may ask you, remember, I don't want any slanderous reflections on my husband, Brownie.
00:45:01His name is never to come into it.
00:45:03Depend on me for that, Mrs. Melford.
00:45:05Thank you, Brownie.
00:45:06You're a good man, and I'll not forget it.
00:45:09And of course, you haven't seen me.
00:45:11Good day.
00:45:23This time, I'm taking things into my own hands.
00:45:26And this time, nobody's going to anticipate us.
00:45:29No, sir. Nobody.
00:45:30Take this, please.
00:45:31Riddle of the death on Melford Quay.
00:45:33You see? That's much better. Short, to the point.
00:45:36That's perfect, sir.
00:45:37Continue.
00:45:38One of the finest young officers in Scotland Yard, Sergeant Thomas Leslie, was found...
00:45:42Dead in a packing crate this morning.
00:45:44All in capitals.
00:45:45A giant python coiled around its poor victim and cruelly crushed young Leslie to death.
00:45:53What?
00:45:54No, I compliment you, sir.
00:45:56Thank you, thank you.
00:45:57What are you reading there, Harris?
00:45:59Give it here.
00:46:00The Guardian.
00:46:02The Guardian? There's a mistake somewhere.
00:46:04This confounded little rag.
00:46:06Riddle of the death on Melford Quay.
00:46:09A report by Joss.
00:46:12A report by Joss.
00:46:14One of the finest young officers in Scotland Yard, Sergeant Thomas Leslie, was found dead this morning.
00:46:21Oh, that Joss. One day, I'll...
00:46:24That's hardly worthy of you, sir.
00:46:34I suspected that my fifth husband, the Duke of Candy, had one single hobby.
00:46:47Murder.
00:46:49And when I saw the open grave in the cellar, I realized that the next victim would be myself.
00:46:57Yes, me, the only person whose evidence could take him to the gallows.
00:47:03Oh, it's exciting, Beryl.
00:47:09What's in the next chapter?
00:47:11Revealing, that would spoil it.
00:47:13What will your title be, have you decided?
00:47:16The Red Killer.
00:47:18The Red Killer, enchanting.
00:47:21At least tell me one thing, how does your Red Killer get his just desserts, Beryl?
00:47:25Oh, I'm not sure yet.
00:47:27Very likely, I'll shoot him.
00:47:29What? You'll bump him off, nothing worse.
00:47:31No, no, no, no, that's too good for the vile creature.
00:47:35I'm sure I have a far, far better idea.
00:47:38How?
00:47:39My plan for him is to saw him into little pieces.
00:47:43Oh, Nancy.
00:47:49Whoever is that in the middle of the night?
00:47:51I'm sure that it's your Red Killer.
00:47:54Auntie, you can't open the door now.
00:47:56Who will then?
00:47:58James is asleep in his plane, you're not anxious to do so?
00:48:01Please don't, I'll call Frank.
00:48:03How nervous the young ones are these days, it's curious.
00:48:19Yes, yes, yes.
00:48:21I'm coming.
00:48:24I'm coming.
00:48:32What was it?
00:48:43Who fired that shot?
00:48:44A shot?
00:48:45You really are nervous, my dear, it was only the door.
00:48:48But I'm sure I heard it.
00:48:49The wind ripped the door out of my hand and closed it.
00:48:52I found this under the door, read it for me.
00:48:58Frank.
00:49:0724 more hours, Sutton, and then you will die.
00:49:12Yes.
00:49:16Ah, dear, oh, dear, not a cheerful outlook for you, is it, Mr. Sutton?
00:49:20Do you think that maybe all this is just an unpleasant joke?
00:49:25It's unlikely this would be a joke.
00:49:27It's quite certain that the snake has taken your number.
00:49:30You can be positive of it.
00:49:32And why do you say that?
00:49:34That's my secret, Mr. Sutton.
00:49:36But what's bothering me now is the question of your security.
00:49:40How are we going to protect you?
00:49:43And you think that's really necessary?
00:49:45Yes.
00:49:46Yes.
00:49:47Would you please let us know every time you decide to go anywhere?
00:49:51I mean, to or from your office or your home?
00:49:55Naturally.
00:49:58We'll be watching you from now on.
00:50:00As the saying has it, watching every move you make.
00:50:03That'll be all for the time being.
00:50:04Yes, that's all, Mr. Sutton.
00:50:06Many thanks for your visit, and please, not a word.
00:50:09Not a single word to anybody that you've been to the police.
00:50:11Is that clear?
00:50:12It's perfectly clear, Inspector.
00:50:15Goodbye and thank you.
00:50:16Goodbye, Mr. Sutton.
00:50:17Now, what's up?
00:50:19Here's Mr. Green with some curious information on Leslie's death.
00:50:22Fine.
00:50:23I hope it'll help us.
00:50:25Fire away, Mr. Green.
00:50:27Pathologists always have the last word.
00:50:31Agreed?
00:50:34In this case, yes.
00:50:36You see, if we were to be exact, we should say Leslie died three times.
00:50:41Three times how?
00:50:44A bit too many, what?
00:50:46Yes.
00:50:47First, through a fracture of the spinal column.
00:50:49Then through snakebite.
00:50:50Lastly, through a compound fracture of the skull, Inspector.
00:50:53About five or six hours before which, however, rigor mortis had already set in.
00:50:59Hopla.
00:51:01Now, do you mind explaining how a man dies of snakebite when there's no snake present, huh?
00:51:07How would you answer that?
00:51:09By forcing the poison through the epidermis and thereby into the blood.
00:51:13By forcing it, you say?
00:51:14Yes.
00:51:15Ah, with pressure.
00:51:16Yes.
00:51:19Is this what you mean?
00:51:22Yes, that could be it.
00:51:24Yes, and the only one who kept calm all through it was Frank.
00:51:28I mean, Mr. Sutton.
00:51:30Yes, men seem to like playing the hero.
00:51:32Perhaps, but he still thinks this whole thing is nothing but a ridiculous joke.
00:51:37But he did go to Scotland Yard, Miss Stepney.
00:51:42That's Mr. Sutton.
00:51:44Miss Steadman is here, Mr. Sutton.
00:51:48Well, well, Beryl, what a surprise.
00:51:51Please, come in here.
00:52:00To what do we owe the honor of your visit, dear?
00:52:02I have appointed myself your guardian extraordinary.
00:52:05Oh?
00:52:06Yes, I'm going to keep an eye on you.
00:52:07Ah, I'm afraid you've come a bit late.
00:52:08Inspector Elford's taken the job.
00:52:10Oh.
00:52:11Yes, and I'd say he's taken the business seriously.
00:52:14I've even had to promise that I would keep a secret the fact that I've been to his office.
00:52:20I can tell you, though.
00:52:21And Miss Trent?
00:52:23Oh, she mustn't be told, of course.
00:52:25Oh, yet you have told her about it.
00:52:27She told me that you were there.
00:52:29What?
00:52:30Yes.
00:52:32Just a minute, please.
00:52:46Did you want to see me?
00:52:48No.
00:52:49No.
00:52:50Well, I'd like to find out how you learned that I'd been to Scotland Yard, Miss Trent.
00:52:54From Miss Steadman.
00:52:56What?
00:52:57But, Miss Trent, you told me about that now.
00:53:00I?
00:53:01No, you're making an error.
00:53:03How could I have known about it?
00:53:05I assure you that...
00:53:06It's all right, Beryl.
00:53:07Just stay calm.
00:53:12You must believe I wasn't lying.
00:53:13Oh, I'm sure of that.
00:53:15It begins to look as if the story is somehow getting bandied about.
00:53:18I'm not sure now whom I can trust.
00:53:20Me, Frank.
00:53:21Of course, that's not what I meant.
00:53:23Or perhaps it's just that I'm overwrought.
00:53:26Besides, I don't feel too reassured since a certain Mr. Harris has been here.
00:53:29Joshua Harris?
00:53:30Yes.
00:53:31Oh, he's all right.
00:53:32He's a reporter for Sir Francis.
00:53:34I've chosen a rather bad moment to do a story on this place.
00:53:37We're just about all sold out.
00:53:39Aha.
00:53:40Do you expect to get in any new stock?
00:53:41Certainly.
00:53:42Shipments ready now in Nairobi, from what I understand.
00:53:44Mm-hmm.
00:53:45That lion's going to leave us today.
00:53:47And this tiger, the one in the cage here, has been here the longest.
00:53:51Aha.
00:53:52Nice puss, puss, puss, puss, pussy.
00:53:54Recently we were asked to put together a mixed group for an animal trainer circus act.
00:54:01Well, uh...
00:54:04Mr. Harris!
00:54:14I merely offered him a bar of chocolate.
00:54:16Inspector, I'll be leaving the office in five minutes.
00:54:20Here.
00:54:23You know, if all goes well, I may have a big surprise for you.
00:54:26Really? What is it?
00:54:27I expect to fly to Nairobi within two days to get some animals.
00:54:30Is that all? That's not very surprising.
00:54:32Here, psst, we'll go out this way.
00:54:37I say, Beryl, wouldn't it surprise you to know I booked places for both of us?
00:54:42Are you taking me with you?
00:54:43Yes, I want to, and your Aunt Nancy agrees.
00:54:45Oh, Frank, I...
00:54:46Shh!
00:54:48I'm frightfully happy.
00:54:59Mr. Sutton, may I speak to you?
00:55:01Mr. Harris, how'd you get in that state?
00:55:04A slight mishap at work.
00:55:08What do you think of the snake's appalling threats to you, Mr. Sutton?
00:55:11Oh, that has all the earmarks of Aunt Nancy's proverbial discretion.
00:55:15And of the inborn sense of tact of Sir Francis.
00:55:17We should have known they'd talk about it.
00:55:19Please, Mr. Harris, really, I'm late already.
00:55:21I've just one more question.
00:55:22Tomorrow, Mr. Harris.
00:55:24Mr. Sutton...
00:55:26But...
00:55:27tomorrow could...
00:55:28ahem...
00:55:29be too late.
00:55:30Thank you kindly.
00:55:31I hardly need telling that the snake is the most dangerous man in London.
00:55:37But what makes you so positive that this dangerous snake...
00:55:41is a man, sir?
00:55:49They've just delivered the air tickets.
00:56:01Sir, look there!
00:56:28Hey!
00:56:31Hey!
00:56:35I've got him!
00:56:38Let go of me, will you?
00:56:42Mr. Harris.
00:56:43I almost got him then, Inspector. He was right here.
00:56:45Got whom, Mr. Harris?
00:56:46The snake.
00:56:47He's got half the London police force out running around.
00:56:49What are you wearing that thing for?
00:56:51I am a member of the press.
00:56:52Flash him, Page.
00:57:01Wonderful!
00:57:03All nine!
00:57:06By the way, how late is it?
00:57:07I believe my watch is slow.
00:57:09You know, Frank...
00:57:10when you're worried, they all go slow.
00:57:13Don't they?
00:57:14It's a distressing state for someone to be in.
00:57:17Unable to act and just waiting to be done away with.
00:57:20I'm not worried.
00:57:21No?
00:57:22Beryl!
00:57:24Yes?
00:57:25Please, get away from there.
00:57:28I do believe he's coming.
00:57:32Can't you hear?
00:57:34No.
00:57:36Then I made a mistake again.
00:57:38Let's play another.
00:57:40I'm sure it'll soon be over, Frank.
00:57:42I know, dear.
00:57:43Why, if I were you...
00:57:45I wouldn't let him get away with it.
00:57:47I know, dear.
00:57:48I'm sure it'll soon be over, Frank.
00:57:50I know, dear.
00:57:51Why, if I were you...
00:57:53I wouldn't let him get away with it.
00:57:55I know, dear.
00:57:56Why, if I were the snake, do you know what I would do?
00:57:59I would...
00:58:14That's him.
00:58:16That's him, I'm sure of it.
00:58:26It's getting late, madam.
00:58:56Good night.
00:59:22Good night.
00:59:23Good night, Frank.
00:59:27Ah...
00:59:28Make sure that you shut your doors firmly.
00:59:31Because one can never be sure...
00:59:33what ideas might enter a snake's mind.
00:59:42Good night.
00:59:43Sleep well.
00:59:46Mr. Sutton.
00:59:48All in order, sir?
00:59:49Yes.
00:59:51Good night.
00:59:53Good night.
00:59:54Good night.
00:59:59This is the chance of my lifetime.
01:00:01It'll be on your conscience at my career end.
01:00:03As if that's all there is on it.
01:00:04Just let me free and I promise you...
01:00:06Oh, no. Remain right here.
01:00:08Inspector, now look.
01:00:10Don't say another word.
01:00:12I won't, then.
01:00:13And I won't give you a light, either.
01:00:15Never mind. Here.
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01:03:15Sir!
01:03:16What is it?
01:03:17Sir, there's something happening upstairs in Mr. Sutton's room.
01:03:19Come along!
01:03:24Oh...
01:03:26Oh...
01:03:28Oh...
01:03:30Oh...
01:03:32Oh...
01:03:48Hello!
01:03:54Huh. It looks as if you've settled the case yourself.
01:03:58We've nothing more to do at present.
01:04:00Blom, take fingerprints.
01:04:02Yes.
01:04:03That's not gonna be easy.
01:04:07James.
01:04:08Sir.
01:04:09Clear away the snake, will you?
01:04:11No, no, no, no, no.
01:04:13I'm afraid we must take that as exhibit A. I'm sorry.
01:04:17Oh, but of course, Inspector.
01:04:22Here you are.
01:04:25Well, take it.
01:04:27Come on, then. Use your lid, Constable. There.
01:04:31Don't put your helmet on, Constable. One never knows.
01:04:34What's happened here?
01:04:35I was just studying the score of Parsifal, and that bumping noise began in the house.
01:04:41Don't worry about it, Mrs. Mulford. Everything's under control.
01:04:44Isn't it, Mr. Sutton?
01:04:45Yes, it is, Inspector.
01:04:47Well, I hope so.
01:04:48When one has a bunch of cops in one's house, one can't be quite certain.
01:04:51Whatever are all these bulls doing here?
01:04:53Oh, but auntie.
01:04:54What? Well, you know I learned those phrases from a book of yours.
01:04:58Aren't they correct?
01:05:00Don't worry about them. They're authentic.
01:05:02Ah.
01:05:03That's it. Well, I wish you a good night, and I hope you sleep well.
01:05:06Good night, Inspector.
01:05:07Bye-bye, boss.
01:05:10Bye-bye.
01:05:11Bye-bye.
01:05:17Mr. Harris!
01:05:21Mr. Harris!
01:05:22What's going on?
01:05:32Headline.
01:05:34How I Came to Grips with the Snake.
01:05:38A special report by Joshua Harris.
01:05:42Jolly good work. Well done.
01:05:44I've always said that you had in you the stuff of a great reporter.
01:05:48We won't be done out of this by Joseph the Guardian this time.
01:05:51Absolutely not, sir.
01:05:52And to prove that I appreciate your work.
01:05:54As from today, you're definitely engaged.
01:05:57Thank you, sir.
01:05:58You won't regret this, Sir Francis.
01:06:04Hello. Ealing?
01:06:05Yes.
01:06:07What?
01:06:08Who says that?
01:06:10You mean...
01:06:11Oh, but this is quite ludicrous.
01:06:13Where's our freedom of the press?
01:06:15Of course.
01:06:17Oh, but you can't do this to me. Oh, no.
01:06:20Right.
01:06:21It's a bargain.
01:06:22What is it, sir?
01:06:23Whoever was that?
01:06:24Tottenham Yard.
01:06:25Oh.
01:06:26We won't be printing your snake report.
01:06:28You're fired, Harris.
01:06:32Thank you, sir.
01:06:38Brownie?
01:06:39Yes, Mr. Sutton.
01:06:40I asked Krishna to come in, please.
01:06:42He isn't here, Mr. Sutton.
01:06:43Why not? Where is he?
01:06:44I've no idea. He hasn't been in all day.
01:06:46I'm not surprised at that.
01:06:48Then get Brownie.
01:06:49Now, will you come in, Brownie?
01:06:51Now, may I ask what all this fuss and bother is about?
01:06:55You certainly may, Mr. Sutton.
01:06:57We have evidence that Krishna is the snake.
01:07:00Krishna?
01:07:02Well, or he's his right hand.
01:07:04I just can't believe it.
01:07:05As Hamlet said, there are more things in heaven and earth.
01:07:08In any case, it was Krishna who slipped that mamba in your bed last night.
01:07:13What?
01:07:14Yes.
01:07:15We even have a witness.
01:07:19Mr. Sutton?
01:07:20Brownie, I have a question I want to...
01:07:21Just a moment, Mr. Sutton.
01:07:24Hello, Brownie.
01:07:25Sir?
01:07:26The Bloom and Rusk Glassworks Company say they delivered a special lot of frosted glass windows about a week ago, right?
01:07:33That's right, sir.
01:07:34Oh, thank you.
01:07:36For what reason were those panes ordered?
01:07:39Well, you see, sir, it was my night off and Leslie was on duty.
01:07:43Krishna told me that a charwoman dropped her bucket through...
01:07:47Can you recall exactly on what date this was?
01:07:49It's quite important.
01:07:50Yes, I can, sir.
01:07:51It happened on March the 20th, the day of my wife's death.
01:07:54Thank you, Brownie. That'll do.
01:07:56Well, Mr. Sutton, what do you say?
01:07:59Does that give you any ideas?
01:08:01No.
01:08:03Leslie was murdered on March the 20th.
01:08:05We found splinters of frosted glass embedded in his scalp.
01:08:09It was my late husband who first called the lad Krishna, I think.
01:08:12He'd come here as a keeper with a shipment of animals,
01:08:15took a fancy to the place and somehow just remained with us.
01:08:18Thank you, James. You may go. I'll take care of it.
01:08:23Were you satisfied with Krishna?
01:08:24Oh, yes, we were. Absolutely.
01:08:28Are you waiting for someone, Mrs. Mulford?
01:08:30No, no. It's just an oddity of mine.
01:08:33You see, I lost my husband under very tragic circumstances, Inspector.
01:08:37How many lumps of sugar?
01:08:38None, thank you.
01:08:39Forgive me, please, Mrs. Mulford, if I open any old wounds up, but...
01:08:43Unless I'm mistaken, you said you lost your husband under tragic circumstances.
01:08:47Yes, he committed suicide.
01:08:50My husband had aided his brother to leave the country for Australia
01:08:54without knowing that he was involved in some criminal activity.
01:08:59Then some vile creature learned of this and resorted to blackmail.
01:09:04My husband was finally forced to take the only way out.
01:09:08Have you been able to learn the criminal's identity?
01:09:11No.
01:09:13But you may rest assured that I shall go on hoping
01:09:16for the day to come when this criminal is brought to justice.
01:09:20Yes.
01:09:22Let's hope so.
01:09:23Don't take any notice. Old women often get rather garrulous.
01:09:27What can I be sitting on, though?
01:09:30Can I help you?
01:09:32Will you allow me, please? You were sitting on this, of course.
01:09:34Ah! It's the Red Killer.
01:09:37The Red One.
01:09:38You must read this.
01:09:40A new thriller by my niece. It's really splendid.
01:09:43This is the first chapter, and Beryl has already managed eight deaths.
01:09:49What have you found?
01:09:52Rather amusing.
01:09:54Is this really your niece's work?
01:09:56Yes.
01:09:58I'd very much like to borrow the manuscript for a few hours, if I may.
01:10:01But Beryl, I don't think she...
01:10:02I won't give the game away.
01:10:04You'd better promise me that...
01:10:05Yes.
01:10:06Well, I'll tell you how it ends.
01:10:08The gardener is the murderer.
01:10:10Well, Inspector, rest absolutely assured,
01:10:12the snake's letter and the manuscript were typed on one and the same machine.
01:10:17There must be an error. This is unbelievable, King.
01:10:19Unbelievable or not, I'm certain of my findings, sir.
01:10:22But besides the matter of the raised E,
01:10:24there's a list of 17 other characteristics that I can call upon to support my proposition.
01:10:28Look here, King, if these are really the facts, then I've got to...
01:10:30If I may complete my analysis, sir,
01:10:32I can tell you that I'm sure the manuscript and paper you gave me to verify
01:10:36were typed by two completely different persons.
01:10:38What did you say?
01:10:39The person who typed the manuscript was a touch typist,
01:10:42and the strokes are obviously extremely light.
01:10:45The letter was typed gropingly.
01:10:47Each stroke is hard, hammered down.
01:10:49You know, something like the hunt-and-peck system used by a police constable.
01:10:55I beg your pardon.
01:11:10What made you do that?
01:11:12Why did you have to tell Miss Steadman what I told you?
01:11:15It just slipped out. I'm sorry.
01:11:17It was a mistake.
01:11:19Don't you have something else to say?
01:11:21I know why.
01:11:25The plane tickets for Miss Steadman and you were not delivered yesterday to the villa.
01:11:30They were brought here instead.
01:11:32What?
01:11:33Oh, yes.
01:11:35I forgot to mention it to you.
01:11:37We're...
01:11:39We're flying to Nairobi.
01:11:43I mean, it wasn't my idea.
01:11:46It was her aunt's decision. You know how she is.
01:11:49I know how she is.
01:11:51Well, if you know that, leave me in peace, Millie.
01:11:53At the moment, I'm worried about other things.
01:11:58You don't love her?
01:11:59No.
01:12:02You're lying.
01:12:05Come now, Millie. You know that whatever I do is for both of us.
01:12:08No, it's only for you.
01:12:09You don't care for me?
01:12:10It's six years now that my life's been a mockery.
01:12:12Even this job as your secretary's a farce.
01:12:14I didn't force you to do that, Millie.
01:12:16No. No, but it was the one way I could possibly get to see you.
01:12:19To be near you, Fred.
01:12:20Oh, come now. I'm doing all this for you.
01:12:22If you give me money, I can buy everything I want, only...
01:12:24Only what?
01:12:28Only I cannot buy one thing.
01:12:30What I want most.
01:12:31Love.
01:12:35Millie.
01:12:36I'm warning you, Frank.
01:12:39I'm warning you.
01:12:42Don't forget about the snake.
01:12:44You might find that you're his next victim.
01:12:46What did you say?
01:12:48Leave me alone.
01:12:49Millie.
01:12:50Darling.
01:12:53I promise you that I shall fly alone.
01:12:56And when I return, we'll begin afresh.
01:12:58Hmm?
01:13:00Really?
01:13:02I swear it. I love you, Millie, darling.
01:13:07You.
01:13:09I've got to go now.
01:13:11I'll be back in a minute.
01:13:13Wait downstairs for me.
01:13:17The man you gave me to dissect was utterly incapable of using its fangs.
01:13:21Because both of them had been pulled out.
01:13:24Wengreen.
01:13:26Don't sit there. Talk.
01:13:28Well, come on, then. Come on.
01:13:30I should say round about two days ago.
01:13:33One can't say quite for certain.
01:13:36Reply to Antillex. The Calcutta's just come in.
01:13:46This is a stroke of luck. Look here, love. We'd better act...
01:13:48Well, I'll be off now, if I may, sir.
01:13:50Yes, thank you. Please, I must have Portage unit and better get me two cars.
01:13:53Yes, sir.
01:13:55You wouldn't have a light, would you?
01:14:05Hello, is anyone here?
01:14:11Yes, Miss Tedman?
01:14:13Hello, Miss Trent.
01:14:15I was supposed to meet Mr. Sutton, but I can't find him anywhere.
01:14:18Do you know if he's left? Yes. When will he be in again?
01:14:21He's taking the plane tomorrow morning at six.
01:14:23Did he take our plane tickets along with him?
01:14:26I said, did he take our plane tickets along with him?
01:14:29You won't go on that plane.
01:14:31Won't I? No.
01:14:33I trust this is a joke. No.
01:14:35We mustn't begin another scene, Miss Trent. I find the entire business absurd.
01:14:38Yes, so do I, absurd. But you'll not be going on that plane.
01:14:44Have you been drinking?
01:14:46I have not been drinking.
01:14:48I am thoroughly fed up with all the play acting.
01:14:52Millie.
01:14:54Darling.
01:14:56I promise you that I shall fly alone.
01:14:59When I return, we'll begin afresh.
01:15:01Really?
01:15:03I swear it. I love you, Millie, darling.
01:15:09Frank Sutton and I are married.
01:15:14For six years, if it's any of your affair.
01:15:16He's married to me, and he's going to stay married to me.
01:15:19To me.
01:15:47Yes, yes, that's her car.
01:15:49Will you wait, Stanley?
01:15:51Right, sir.
01:16:01Hello, Miss Steadman.
01:16:03Good day.
01:16:05Good day.
01:16:07Good day.
01:16:09Good day.
01:16:11Good day.
01:16:13Good day.
01:16:15Good day.
01:16:17Do you often walk by yourself this way?
01:16:19Do please leave me. I'm in a great hurry, and I don't want company.
01:16:21If you're in such a hurry, why park back there when a car's quicker?
01:16:24That's my concern.
01:16:26Naturally, naturally. And may I ask you something, please, Miss Steadman?
01:16:29Will you be on the plane with Mr. Sutton tomorrow?
01:16:31No.
01:16:33So you won't be on it?
01:16:35No.
01:16:39How upset Mr. Sutton will be when he hears that.
01:16:41I never want to hear his name again.
01:16:43Oh, now, isn't that a pretty hard thing to say?
01:16:48He has been married all the while.
01:16:50Yes, yes, I've heard, I've heard.
01:16:52Miss Millie Trent.
01:16:54Actually, their marriage took place in Calcutta in the year 1957.
01:16:58You knew all the time.
01:17:00Yes, I did. That and a few other things.
01:17:04Will you excuse me for a moment?
01:17:06Hello, Stanley. Let things start rolling now, please.
01:17:09Yes, sir. What about Mrs. Mulford?
01:17:11That's okay. I say, Stanley, has Lum come yet?
01:17:14No, sir, not yet.
01:17:16No matter. Get cracking, right?
01:17:18And now we two will take a little ride in your sports car out to your house.
01:17:23Will you tell me why we have to go there?
01:17:25I will, but later. Do you mind?
01:17:41Oh, my God.
01:18:12Please.
01:18:26What are you doing, Krishna?
01:18:29You...
01:18:31So you're...
01:18:33a snake!
01:18:58Help me!
01:19:00Help me!
01:19:26Help me!
01:19:30Help me!
01:19:49Come here, Frank. Sit down and do have tea with me.
01:19:52Meryl won't take long getting here.
01:19:56I expect she's still out shopping, getting herself ready for a trip with you.
01:20:00What?
01:20:01You'll excuse my nervous state, but I have many things to do before our departure.
01:20:05Yes, of course. I understand. Will you take sugar?
01:20:07No, thank you.
01:20:08Oh, well, it's in now. You'd better just not stir it.
01:20:13And now, will you please tell me what's happening?
01:20:15Later. Later.
01:20:17What's new? Is anything happening?
01:20:19It's just beginning, sir.
01:20:21The tea has just been served.
01:20:23Come, please.
01:20:27Don't get up.
01:20:29You know Mr. Harris, I believe.
01:20:31I was the cause of his losing a scoop lately.
01:20:34That gives him the right to be here when we're set for the final blow.
01:20:37Many thanks, sir. And fabulous hunting.
01:20:40A glass of cognac, Frank?
01:20:42No, thank you.
01:20:43Well, but what is all this?
01:20:45I always say there's nothing better than a good cup of tea.
01:20:49Don't you think so?
01:20:51I don't mean to be rude, Mrs. Malford, but the tea seems rather queer.
01:20:56Well, Frank, what's important is you've managed to drink it.
01:21:01Whether it tastes a little queer or not, it's a matter of very slight importance.
01:21:14I feel so hot.
01:21:15Aren't you well?
01:21:20No.
01:21:21Wonderful.
01:21:26Oh.
01:21:46The inspector was right.
01:21:49This stuff works phenomenally.
01:21:52And now he can't move an inch.
01:21:55Our poor Mr. Sutton.
01:21:57Are you out of your senses?
01:21:59Please don't worry.
01:22:02In an hour, Sutton will be fit.
01:22:04What do you want from me?
01:22:08Frankie, you are a swine.
01:22:14So this is the troublesome little gun, eh?
01:22:18The air pistol with which all of your poor victims were murdered.
01:22:23And wasn't tonight the night you planned to kill me with it
01:22:27and poor James would find me in the morning
01:22:29while clever Mr. Sutton would have flown by then
01:22:33and he could never be caught?
01:22:36I don't know.
01:22:38Clever Mr. Sutton would have flown by then and he could never be caught.
01:22:45Let me see. How does this thing work?
01:22:49Like this?
01:22:52Like this?
01:22:56And like this?
01:22:58No.
01:23:01No.
01:23:05No.
01:23:07Yes.
01:23:09Not an easy death.
01:23:11The poison of the black mamba.
01:23:16No. Wait.
01:23:19Don't. Don't.
01:23:22I'll tell you what you want.
01:23:25Only not that.
01:23:27In that case, tell me who you are, Mr. Sutton.
01:23:31I know, of course.
01:23:33But I want it from you.
01:23:36I'll count up to three.
01:23:39One.
01:23:42Two.
01:23:44Yes.
01:23:46I'm...
01:23:51I'm a...
01:23:54a snake.
01:23:58Shall we go in, Inspector?
01:23:59No, no, no, no.
01:24:01Let the old lady have the moment she's been waiting for.
01:24:05We've plenty of time.
01:24:08Mr. Paul Mulford.
01:24:11Better send me the money that we have agreed upon
01:24:14or I shall see to it that your actions are known
01:24:18and so forth and so forth.
01:24:21You. You, in fact, are the writer of that missive.
01:24:25Yes.
01:24:27You are therefore guilty of blackmailing my husband.
01:24:30You ruthlessly pursued a man you knew was innocent.
01:24:33Pursued him to the point where he was driven to taking his own life.
01:24:38Yes.
01:24:41Oh.
01:24:52Inspector.
01:24:54I have finished.
01:25:01She's ready now.
01:25:11Oh, I was on the point of forgetting.
01:25:14Have a light.
01:25:17Amusing.
01:25:19So convenient.
01:25:22Here, please keep it. I think you need it.
01:25:24Oh, but isn't that...
01:25:26Bribery? Absolutely.
01:25:37Hello?
01:25:40Yes, ma'am, what's up?
01:25:42What?
01:25:45Huh?
01:25:47Uh-huh.
01:25:49For heaven's sake.
01:25:52No, no, here it's... here it's all over.
01:25:59Millie Trent is dead.
01:26:01Murdered.
01:26:03She was in the squeaker's way.
01:26:06I'd better tell you the rest.
01:26:08We found out a few more details about Mr. Sutton's affairs.
01:26:11He appears to have had 20,000 pounds tucked away.
01:26:14Pretty good, what?
01:26:16But it won't do him much good now, will it?
01:26:19Yep.
01:26:20So that's the end of the story, Miss Steadman.
01:26:22That's all. There's no happy ending, but we can't help it.
01:26:25Anyway, if you should ever need any good ideas for a book, call me, won't you?
01:26:39Right.
01:26:41You've played your hand, Snake.
01:26:44Ah.
01:26:46I suppose you know what you're in for.
01:26:49The gallows.
01:26:51And so far as your poor, simple friend Krishna is concerned,
01:26:54the one you used and misused for all your criminal activities,
01:26:57he'll be under doctor's care forever.
01:27:09Help!
01:27:12Help!
01:27:24Just a second, please. Don't move.
01:27:26Hold it. Hold it.
01:27:30Sir, this'll be my finest story.
01:27:33I knew it.
01:27:35On time as usual.
01:27:38Oh.
01:27:40On time as usual.
01:27:42Well, poor fellow.
01:27:44Well, Inspector, what have you got to tell me?
01:27:46Well, just one thing. You've lost the scoop once more, Sir Francis.
01:27:50By the way, do you know Mr. Joss?
01:27:53What?
01:27:55You are Joss?
01:27:56I am indeed. Joshua Harris. Joss.
01:27:59You're engaged?
01:28:00Yes, sir. Since yesterday, I'm the Guardian's chief reporter.
01:28:03Oh, Harris, Harris, I'll let you have what you want.
01:28:06I'll double your salary. I'll take you on for life.
01:28:08Listen, I'll construct a ping-pong room for you.
01:28:11An entire sports stadium. Anything you ask for.
01:28:13Harris!
01:28:16Madam.
01:28:26Paul, darling.
01:28:28Please forgive me.
01:28:30I had to do what I did.
01:28:33I do hope you will be pleased with me.
01:28:36Yes, Nancy. It was worthy of Edgar Wallace.