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3:07Holmes and I had gone to a better end of the East End of London to see a performance of a famous old English melodrama called Sweetie Tartis, the Demon Bama of Beatsweet. It's a good bloodthirsty title, Dr. The Demon Barbe. He sounds as though he's specializing in close shades. You're gracious, Mr. Bato. That's almost unforgivable. He was a murderer of a racist appetite who faced his victims in a spester-constructed barbers' care. Cup death roasts and then press the lever with spring with chair over and the unfortunate victim into a horrible cellar for needy shots. This is only a stage play you're talking about, Dr. As my story begins, we were seated in a private box watching one of the closing scenes. Holmes was leaning forward in his chair following the action on the stage with an obvious delight. While I set the side in equally intro, an actor by the name of Mark Humphreys was playing the part of Sweetie Tartis and the one who could deny that he was playing his puppet.

4:09Where are you going, Tobias? You're the nearest magistrate, Sweetie Tartis, who did not to defeat these cruel Holmes-laden murderers. You have to know, Shadow, into the chair with you, and over and down into the depths of all. Ha ha ha, there! Tell me, when it comes to this apparition, it is the ghost of another customer of mine. The yearning grave kneels up his ghastly inmates to prove no guilt. Then who will have done? He is fair, becoming a stork, you hear his murder? Oh, tell me, Tobias, I'll let you know. Let me leave! I'll kill me! I'll kill you! Let me leave! Ha ha ha ha ha!

5:09Oh, I saw Holmes at the Mark Humphreys' most fired actor and I've seen him on a stage. I find him enchanting once and for all. It seems to me he's really caught the play of this murderous, monster beast. Not all of the restraining performance, the barbersweeny charge would be unthinkable. No, first of all it was. I must say it's make-up teams rather overdone. No barbers were difficult and normal as feared. It was most impractical. Probably getting a touch from the species. By the way, I know it's from the program that Mark Hamperis, as well as being the principal actor, is also the owner of the company. He also current trend towards the actor managers. He helped us sign, I think. Excuse me, but is what have you, gentlemen, Mr. Shalatho? Yes, I am. I was asked to give you this news. Thank you. Who knows how to explore the third, huh? You will find out. Ah, this notice from Mark Hamperis, our actor manager. What to say. The only thing I recognize is you and your boss, based on my personal mark of form.

6:09Yes. My sanity. And even the safety of London, perhaps, depends on your compliance. No, my sanity and the safety of London. I wonder what an earth you mean. That's my dear fellow. We can end it discovered by going backstage to meet you. As it is, the curtain is going up. And I'll see you for a little longer. We must possess our souls and patience. Mr. Shalatho? Yes, sir. My name is Lindsay. Derek Lindsay. I am the business manager. Mr. Hamperis asked me to be with the state door. It is really fascinating. Thank you very much. This is my colleague, Dr. Watts. Ah, you do, huh? Oh, yeah, you, doctor. Will you follow me, please? Excuse me, I'm asking Mr. Lindsay, but surely you must be ready to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. Mr. Shalatho? I'm going to go. Okay. I hope that has been understood. Huh? There's something. I thought, ma'am? Ah, after that. I have plans. Well, Matisse? See will beочь.

7:09Yes. What do you have ever done to your wife? I am doing my laundry game now. Now I practice at home. But, what will you do? I'm not. I'm doing my laundry during work today. So, man, you can go with me for lunch. I will go to Izellan. Thanks. I don't know what seems to be his trouble. But he'll have to tell you that's been so. But his wife and I think theirs, Mrs. Humphrey's not. Maria! Yes, sir. Maria, this is Mrs. Charlotte Holmes and Dr. Watson. Mrs. Ma, come for it. Have you done? Almost at home. And so grateful that you're going to see Ma. He's in such a dreadful state. There have been times lately when Mr. Lindsay and I have been afraid he's going out of his mind for a pretty day. Indeed we have. We're both dreadful. And I guess I hope I can be of service in which he's dressing well. Number one, extra to mind. Yes, I think it'll be better if Mr. Holmes and Dr. Watson go in and own. I'm sure Mark will speak more freely if we're not in the room. I think perhaps that is a good idea. Mrs. Humphrey's, we'll see you later on.

8:09Come on, though. That's all. Come on, come on. Thank you, Mr. Humphrey. Mrs. Dr. Watson, hey? Yes, I know of you, too. How do you do, sir? Sit down, Mr. Gentleman. You're wondering why I asked you to come back and see me, of course? Now for this, eh? Well, I won't be about to bush and waste a time. I come straight to the point. I'm going mad. I know. I know it's fantastic, but it's true. I've often heard of actors beginning to live up off the stage, but pay on it. Well, it's happening to me. I'm turning into another sweetly-todd. The character I'm portraying on the stage. You're suggesting, sir, that you're up to thanks, Lord Medra. Yes, I am. What reason do you have for holding that belief? Reason. Listen to this. Three times in the past week, I've wakened in the morning to find my boots covered with mud, and my razor stained with blood.

9:12Three. God, it had no recollection of any untoward events during the night. None. Have you ever predicted to the unfortunate habit of sleepwalking for? Not to my knowledge, doctor. And if I had been, sorry, my wife would have told me about her wife. When you lived, Miss Humphrey. We have a flat here about the theatre. About the theatre, eh? And, Miss Humphrey, as you say, that on three separate occasions on the evening in the morning, we found a blood stained razor and mud covered boots. Can you show us this proof? No. No, I can't. I was also frightened of my wife, but she and I I teemed of them before she had the opportunity to find them. It is, sir. It would have been very valuable clues in the case like that. I couldn't risk my wife seeing everything like that, until she'd know the truth. But at night times, well, she's asleep. Some devilish, unconscious urges overcoming an urge that causes me to tell the streets of London, razor in hand, looking for a victim, Mr. Holmes, he got to help me. I'm certain that with telling you that I've been committing murder and if you don't help me, I'll go on, and I'll use it. Miss Humphrey's beat. And I'm to take the case.

10:13It's a very unique assignment in effect. I'm being engaged by a possible murderer to prove him guilty. Well, Mr. Holmes, I've been through all the record we have here at Scott on your. Your family, Inspector Griggson. The last two months, we hadn't had one case of an unsolved killing with a razor. Any mysterious disappearances and things? I'm completely sure. Oh, Doctor, there's never a day that passes through that one or two of them. Here's a list of Mr. Holmes, if it's any use to you. Thanks, come on, Watson. Good morning. We can go back to the theatre and sit our friends' mind with you. It's time. Much obliged to Griggson. Yeah, to be a service for the girls. The examin' day homicide records at Scott and Gare after leaving the last night at Humphrey's. There have been no unsolved razor murders in London during the past four nights. And therefore, I think you may rest easy on that scholar. But it proves nothing.

11:14Remember that in the place we need Todd's victims and never found either thanks to a seemingly horrible ingenuity exposing of them. The piss is real life, Mr. Hunter. Then how do you account for the bloody grazers and the muddy boots? So now, are you sure they are just your imaginations, sir? You admit that your wife never seen them? The whole thing could be. Or do we say it? An overdose of the... It's when you talk? Well, I admit that I'm suffering from a surface of death. And when I drop the paper, my repertoire and manage a dirty thing, she won't let me. It's not best money maker. He's always got a keen eye to business. Mr. Holmes, I can see that you still believe my story. Though I've saved some evidence for your evidence that I found this morning. Look at these. Now what do you say? You still think it's my imagination? Cutter, glass-tained razor and boots covered with mud. Splendid. I've lost some real clues to where the whole could be so calm Holmes. It happened again last night. Do you realize that I'm a murderer? I'm a minister of society? So I haven't stayed locked me up before I do some more damage.

12:16No, no, no, no, no, sir. Don't get so excited. Mr. Holmes, I should like to take these objects back to the street where I can perform some chemical tests. You have no objections, I hope. Objections. You haven't seen her. Excellent. You have told no one of this fetched the stubby of yours. No one. Not even Derek Lynch. Derek Lynch, let your managers in. Yes. The best friend I ever had. If there's hardly her before him, the theoretical, I've been back on my feet till two years ago. And I put on that disaster's production in my bed. But I'd be the day that went for him. It lost great deal of money on that production, sir. Nearly every penny I had indeed. By the way, where is your wife? There's nothing next door. We have a mess in this day. I'd like a word with her. What's no chat for the wake-up for me? We know I won't be a moment. I'll write to her, Holmes. Where is it? Talk, Holmes. You want to talk to me, Mr. Holmes? For a moment. Now I come in, Mrs. Humpers.

13:17Well, couldn't we talk on the stage? You can't change. I prefer to come in your dressing room if you don't mind. But I have to say, it's confidential. Very well done, come in. Holmes may I introduce to you, Senior Vanilla Young, musical director? How do you do, sir? You've been a great, ugly, sweet, and soul-grace in your home. I have so much of you. Often I have envy you. Many times I think of myself. You see, I have an envy if you don't mind. I wish to speak to Mrs. Humpers alone. I quite understand. Excuse me, Senior. Are you all right? I'm really awfully glad of this opportunity to talk to you. Tell me truthfully. Think what your opinion of my husband has been. I haven't formed the definite opinion yet. Except that it's possible that he's the victim of a fraud. I just wanted to ask you a couple of questions if you don't mind. First note, Mr. Holmes. As your husband ever shown evidence of being a sleepwalker. A sleepwalker? Oh, no, never.

14:17I see. Are you a light sleeper? Yes, I am. Except you know me, sir. Hi. Oh, just curious. You're being very mysterious, Mr. Holmes. Can't you tell even me what's going on? I have a friend who has been the answer to that question before the night's performance. I'm afraid I can't tell you anymore until then. Oh. And now may I ask a question? Well, certainly. No, I won't promise to answer it. You said just now that my husband might be the victim of a fraud. What did you mean? Again, I'm afraid you must wait for the specific answer to that question. However, another fraud being factored as con in that I can speak up now. What fraud? The fraud that you are indulging in, Mrs. Holmes. What do you mean? Of course, this particular fraud is none of my business. But when I almost boss my major dressing room, find your musical director, the country of vice-spot around one's children, suggestions of rules on his cheek, it doesn't take a great deal of intelligence. The use of your husband has been deceived. Get all the clear.

15:17That's one. I'll take care of what I propose doing. Good day, you met him. No doubt, and I shall see you later on. Well, Holmes wanted to microscope tell you about the mud on the boots and the blood stains on the razor. I want a bank on the mud old Jeff. It's been a common type that's found in most parts of London. And he's blood? I'm examining that now. The strange cases ever I remember, Holmes. Here you are, trying to prove a man innocent when he insists that he's guilty. I thought so, Watson. Here's the answer. What? This is definitely not human blood. It's probably the king. Now, a swing top net this would hardly drive its victim to two dogs. Therefore, its obvious that mark-hump is the victim of a devilish plot. And he's not a murderer. No, come on, old fellow. You can still do the devil at once and give him the good news.

16:25What have you answered? The answer is an apple in time. It must be in his dressing room. I'll knock again. Come on, Watson. Let's go in. Come. Look. Look, he's something he's doesn't care about. I hope we're not too late. Here, give me a hand for him. We are too late. His pulse been cut. Good, devil. I have promised in the solution to his troubles before the night observer. Little did I think that the solution would be. Death. We'll hear the rest of Dr. Watson's story in just a second, so I'm going to ask you if you're one of those people who just eats to live. Or whether you really enjoy good food. If you love good eating, you've just got to know about Petri Wynne. Petri Wynne makes good food taste wonderful. For instance, if you're having steak or a roast or any meat or meat dish, you'll love it served with Petri California birch.

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18:29Would that look as if it had been done by the hand of a suicide? I don't see why not. Look at this whole chapter. The depth of the wound is even. It has a suicide cut, always wavoured towards the end. Oh, this is murder button. And I think I know who did it. I have the deliverance, and it's their track. What kind of a track? I'm trying to tell you now, but maybe a moment comes. I'll put you to Scotland God and get Inspector Gregson. Bring him back here as far as you can. Thank you, sir. And Watson. Yes? So absolutely no one except Gregson of my company's depth. You say that he's still alive well, and that his problems are solved. It's a performance of the play. Did you worry about that old job? I'll put you to Scotland God. Watson, Jack. I'm sorry it took so long for me, Dr. Watson. I was out on another occasion. Oh, that's all I can expect there. From what if there is one? It's been really over there now. Here's the stage door, sir. Yes, here we are. Here you can't go understay. Who says I can't?

19:29I'm Inspector Gregson of Scotland Yard. Sorry. What is going on? I wonder who the devil's playing us when it took. Come along, come along. Just stand here in the wing. I'm not saying it's a fire story. Is it done with the winged wistening through this? That are... This is possible. There's my compass on the stage. I saw him in the scope time. I don't believe in ghost doctor. Great heavens it's... It's Holmes. It's right there. Who's this? It's Holmes, Mr. Thomas. Cover the hints of Inspector Booth for a penny. Come on, little pile. Don't you think you're the culprit? Get in there, you stupid ass. You'll ruin you while you've put him down there. And hell will you be? You'll ruin you. Here, here you come, Young Grinch. Amazing disguise. I never had recognized him. You're both here. Who? Who are you after? Surely that's apparent I've disguised myself as a dead man, hoping to force the murder's hand.

20:29You're a run-up terrible risk, Mr. I'm not a profession, Greg. Here comes Senior Vannelly, a musical director. Dear fellow, I had to leave the orchestra to come and congratulate you. Never had you given a final performance from Vici, or from Vici, or from Vici. Thank you, Vici. But it is true. You've hardly seen the same person. Your performance is incomparable. Keep it up, Mark. This is it. I think he spotted you home. Yes, I didn't like his look as he said that. Well, whoever it is, I got to the handsome. He kept going up in the last scene, he could eyes open and suspect everyone. Look, my lord, that is by your side. You're not going to bring your army to the low and your men to take the blood. Really, come, once darkbeam,

21:29special hunters, once here. For the dark bow, these, but he's not what you hear, Lord, God, no but you see. To the sickle sick bear. I hear this contest. Is useless to deny my use. But any dead lie is from their sentiments to prove sweetly turned to my dinner. Oh, my lord. I'm sorry. What are you doing? What are you doing? I'm sorry. What are you doing? What are you doing? I'm sorry. I... George, what an actor he made up. Yeah, what an actor he is, Jordan. I can't. I know how he remembers the lines though, even if he has to say half a dozen times! Till he comes out. Hello. Hello, Holmes. David's. But he didn't work but he didn't work on the point. Maybe he still hasn't hit his hand. Have I underestimated him? Look, so if you have, Sir. If it don't mind my turn, I think there'd be a lot of wires that let me am. In the case, as soon as you found his body, it's going to go in for all this... ...pressing up stuff. Open, of course! Now I see it.

22:30Only one person could have killed my comfries. Oh, home. Who's that, I'll show you. And then the hump is dressing room now alone. Give me a few moments to start and then follow me. I'll have a sight, but with fear shot. Doctor Watson, why does Mr. Holmes always have to be so blooming mysterious? Why can't he just say who the murderer is and take us to? Well, these were Mr. Holmes on a great minute. In case, Mr. Bixson, and yet I can't answer that question. Come along. He's got a big enough stuff now. Let's follow him. I'm really following Mr. Holmes, you know, Doctor. And yet there are times when I get so angry with him, he shouldn't risk his life, like that. Well, you know Mr. Holmes, he'll never change. Don't one of these days he's going to wake up and find himself dead. Shh. That's the door. Someone inside with him. You double-rown please! I don't have a conceded one, you know, I have a kill. Great scottest take, then, to the business manager. Come on, Bixson. No, Lente. You've succeeded in telling him, but you won't kill me. Life is on, look out for that freezer! Here you go. Let's go, Bixson! Here you go. Very neat, Bixson. Are you all right, Holmes?

23:30Perfectly thanks, old chap. Though I'm a little tired. A great son of a dyesolo, will you take over from here? I think I've had enough in the drama for one day. Ah! A pleasant watching for the Dacqued Baker Street again, a cracking farm, a dressing gown, and your company combined to make a soothing ending for somewhat violent day. Yes, in the most recent news, who came to Holmes, I still don't entirely understand it. The original part, of course, was to try and drive my company's mad, and make him think that he's a murderer, and a cuckoo for the boots and the blood-tane razor. Precisely, my dear fellow. And the killer, having conditions, is victim by this trickery, then murdered him, and trying to make it appear a suicide. Now, who had a motive? Three people. Mrs. Humphrey, the lover, senior Vanilla, and Derek Lindsay. I must say, like, the six wives. So did I, for a while, and yet it was illogical. She knew, and we may therefore presume that I love her new, and that I was suspicious of her.

24:31And she must have known that you promised her husband a solution to his trouble for four nights with her. It seems highly improbable that she or senior Vanilla would have picked this suicide at that point. That's right, my dear fellow. So I investigated Derek Lindsay's affairs, and I found that what countries had referred to as the kindly act of print in helping him back onto his feet was in reality the mortgaging of his entire theatrical effects. Lindsay stood to inherit the theater on Humphrey's death, therefore I was convinced that he was the killer. And then after he'd murdered him, he saw what he thought to be Mark Humphrey's on the stage. That's what I was so in stupid order. I couldn't imagine what motive did the cold, clear nerve to suppress all reactions when he saw his supposed victim revised on the stage. Only at that moment did I realize. What was the motive that made him hold his hand? The characteristic that ruled his life, what's the abyss? A morbid love of money. You see, he did attack me during his performance, he'd have had to refund the money to the audience. His greed conquered all other patterns.

25:32It made him wait until the performance was finished before he attempted my life. You know, Humph, how the case has solved, I'll tell you something in confidence. Where is he, Wilco? At the end of the play tonight, I was afraid that you'd... It made a mistake on the case. Greg's about to tell. And I, Watson, will tell you something in confidence. Oh, what is it? There was three of us that talked the same way. Are you being modest, though? Oh, okay. I assure you one, my dear, Jeff. In fact, in the future, if it should strike you that I am well, getting a little bit confident of my powers or perhaps getting less pains to a face, and then it reserves, kindly whisper, sweet other than my ear, will you? I shall be infinitely obliged to you. That's it, I was a swell story. And a pretty narrow escape for home.

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