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this is an English pub
just the place for a little something to
warm the cockles of your heart while our
light Shield your blood
they give you a mild Clarity
guaranteed to fortify you against
well against anything
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if the people's clothes seem strange
well it's because we're back in 1905.
when the dollar was still a dollar and
the British pound was a beautiful gold
coin
we are going to see three forces of evil
three stories each a masterpiece of
strangeness and death
in this room
is a young man who is on his way to
commit a murder
Katie can't you be patient
I told you I'll get everything
when he kicks the bucket
isn't it time he did
Katie he can't last long
he's half off his head already fiddling
around with this weird Hocus Pocus he
goes in for Simon you're backing down
again aren't you dear
no no
then what is it my sweet
surely you don't doubt your plan will
work yes it'll work you've got the plan
what you need is the courage to carry it
out
that's a nice thing to say isn't it
after all only one that's going to be
hanged if anything goes wrong well if
that's the way you feel oh no Katie wait
a minute my dear it's as simple as this
if you don't go through with it I'm
through with you
I'm very fond of you ducky that I can
live without you
money I've got to have
some Katie
leave it to me
Miss
she wants money he wants her
well satisfy both these these areas
young people
someone will have to die
drink your Clarence you're going to need
it
you are about to meet the extra
passenger in one of the eeriest tales
ever done
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or for Aberdeen changes Edinburgh
why I wouldn't do that sir
braces work loose
I'll make another report
next stop Sudbury benford's East chimney
after that
hey good sir
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it's ready
oh
four minutes to Uncle's house
straight run back to his gently then on
the train
no but is the wise
it's perfect
full proof
I do say so myself
okay
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thank you
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the front Brave son free all off the
side parade
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everybody
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All Aboard
all aboard
All Aboard but Edinburgh Aberdeen and
Inverness
all aboard
excuse me sir I thought you might like
some teaser oh no I don't think I fancy
any right now thank you Aberdeen next
stops it
excuse me
how did you get in here
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did you get on the train when we came
through East China
but are you asleep or something
this is a reserved compartment you know
why didn't I see you when I came in
look you have no right here you're in
the wrong compartment I am not
where did you get on after you got off
I haven't been off the train
I thought you might have gone to see
your uncle
oh you know my uncle yeah
it's a pity you didn't know more about
it
look
if it's something I ought to know
I'd like to hear it oh but you shall
your uncle
was a match match uh warlock then if you
like it better
so if he is a warlock
what does he do
he has his own familiar
on wing
on wings he can send a lecture to a boat
if he has a mind to do it
Lich what's that a lich is a corpse
her uncle was a great one for doing
things like that
he could send a corpse about for a
special purpose
like now
he was a great one for doing things like
that
he was you see you know what I mean
and you
whoever you are
you know great deal too much
come to me Simon
bring your face
nearer to me son
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doctor
both these doors were locked
whether he was alone or not
locked in or not
I think I can tell you what killed him
these marks look as if they were made by
a fighting [ __ ]
as if it's claws punctured his throat
strange
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change
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you'll take another glass of this Claret
of course it'll brace you for a
different force of evil
all the night birds show up sooner or
they've heard a pub like this
musicians between show detectives
looking for someone peers of the realm
reporters actors met about town
flots some of a great City
and people in trouble or looking for
trouble
you know what we really want is
something different well you do get
tired of Piccadilly musical comedies and
all that stuff
pardon me
if I join you two gentlemen
I couldn't help it over here in your
conversation
ever heard of Royster house lots of
swells go there you mean that old place
that looks like a castle down on the
Isle of dogs that's right and they're
always pulling dead people out of the
river down there not a mark on them
nothing to do
to show they died oh go on thems was in
the old days
there's gambling gents and it's straight
too now if you want a little flutter
there's the place for it sounds like fun
you're um guards officers off duty ain't
your ducks
how did you know
now mind you I wouldn't recommend the
place if it wasn't all above board of
course you wouldn't what do you say
Ashton yeah it might be rather
interesting no no I better not
I have an engagement ah who is supper
with Marsha well that's too bad good
night yeah how about a little pint for
me deary
well why not hi
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and number four wins tonight
ladies and gentlemen
no more betting
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number five and Redskins
I just bet on impulse and I keep getting
the right number
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thank you everybody thank you a great
bank if this keeps up
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all right
I tell you what I'm going to do
I'm going to put everything
on number
two
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number two
you win sir
ladies and gentlemen today
if this money was mine sir I'd hire a
steam yacht sailed to south of France
and spend the rest of my life in Monte
Carlo a Gentleman of Leisure that's been
the dream of my life well jolly good
and I hope you make it thank you very
much so I hope I do
hard and round as a cannonball
If Only They had fired cannonballs like
this at balaclava oh you were in the
Crimean War Eh this is my regimental
scarf sir
I've only one other
s the old Cherry Pickers my souvenirsa
remember the charge of the right Brigade
these were our fathers
for the light began charge for the guns
they said nothing guns
we went across the marathon a mile of
open space challenge to the right of us
and also the left of us cannon in front
of us followed and thundered
ours not to reason why
ours but to do or die
only one in three came back sir
and now I'm hanging up hats and coats
the old shitty Pickers Pride of the line
looks dirty does it sir you'll be mad to
try to get back to your quarter so you
could very easily be robbed you can find
a room can't we often put people up Sir
uh thank you very much
thank you oopsie that's it
oh
all right that's all right sir I'll
carry it sir
everybody's being very kind
you know I'm
I think I'm a little tight better put
your money under the pillows a very good
idea
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good night
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you don't believe in gambling do you you
say you can never win at it did you wake
me up to ask me that
I want to give you the surprise of your
young life
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sometimes think perhaps you do too
how outrageous it would have seemed to
anyone a hundred years ago if they have
been told that someday men would be
doing exactly what you're doing now
listening to a voice watching a picture
practice it were out of the air
we've learned a lot in the last hundred
years but how much do you suppose has
been forgotten in the past five thousand
you know how scientists coffered
folklore and ancient beliefs but every
now and then they Amaze themselves with
the discovery that our remote ancestors
were right after all
our third Tale of Terror contains the
echo of an ancient Fable which may not
be a fable at all it begins with a
manhood a search for a murderer
Australia Wrangler if you will we throw
an accordion around the entire area
detectives are watching at local railway
stations and all bus stops you're sure
it's the late and Strangler positive and
we know he's in this area
and the girl is dead inspector
yes she is
strangled just like the others
we don't often get this sort of a
criminal thing heaven but this time we
know who we're after he's a clever devil
but he won't get away from us this time
we have his trademark
black kid love
he left this
at the scene of the crime
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it's all a mistake I I can explain
everything I can explain it
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this dummies
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dummies
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statues
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my pets amuse you sir
I am an early live one here
I thought they were all alive I
I came in and they were all staring at
me
gave me a bit of a turn for a minute
they are lifelike you know very
I I've never seen figures as as good as
this you must be quite an artist at it
you're really very kind would you like
me to show you around
well if it isn't too much trouble well
not at all it is beyond my usual closing
time if you don't mind I will look up
now we shall not be interrupted not that
it makes much difference not many people
come here especially at night
let us start over here shall we sir
is Rogerson he poisoned his brother his
brother's wife and their seven-year-old
child cyanide of potassium
you can see by his face a selfish cruel
man
yes yes
oh what do you think of this one didn't
he come out well
who is he Nick child shiver Nick they
called him because the knife was his
weapon he was a gypsy Gambler when he
ran out of money he would steal and cut
his victim's throat if he resisted
here's enough to scare the Daylights out
of anybody
all he needs is the knife in his hand oh
thank you for reminding me
you've got wonderful detail in him
you've caught him very well he is very
lifelike you know
oh these are works if I'd no doubt about
it
I like to think so for several years now
I have devoted myself to them until that
time my whole interest was in Grecian
archeology
I will show you one look I think you
will find very interesting now this one
I like very much perhaps best of all he
was a physician and the first man as far
as I know to use air to create an
embolism this is to say he injected air
to kill his victims another murderer
others all matters yes they're all
matters assure his fears and all their
bestiality I show them actually as they
were
do you like pots sir
yes I would very much
only murderers
there are other crimes you know but
surely nothing so wicked as the
deliberate destruction of a human life
yes you're right of course quite right
even though the police are looking for
such a man the Strangler who brutally
murdered his innocent victims of foul
things sir
well I must not bore yourself we were
talking about Dr Hartwell Hartwell
did you say Dr Hartwell yes
I remember the paper saying that he'd
always been careful about his photo
being taken
there were hardly any pictures of him
when he disappeared no I I believe that
was so this looks perfect
I didn't know he'd even been caught
now if you made it up from descriptions
oh no no I didn't pick it up no no no
you got hold of some photos I suppose
well
I am an artist
I have methods of my own
certainly are an artist
this must be a special stone you use
it's very hard and it's
very cold too
there is much color about him is there I
noticed that they all look a bit gray
tell me Mr Milo
is this just a model of Dr Hartwell or
is this the doctor himself
well
yes that is or was
Dr Hartwell
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I thought you said these were murderers
the police had never caught there was no
legal evidence against them but they
were guilty but what about her
oh it is that is just a touch I thought
the surroundings were appropriate
she was
the Widow Linden
her husband was a butcher most
unpleasant man so she ground him up and
sold him for sausages you kill them
you took it upon yourself to kill them
and petrify them somehow
and then to exhibit them here in this
Frick shop
you're a worse murderer than any of them
I beg you sir you do not understand but
12. you've got it marked on your door
what did you do poison them shoot them
drop them alive in a van Blaster I did
not kill them they wouldn't have killed
themselves but they did
all the same way
how
I could tell you
I don't think you would believe me
have you heard of the gorgon's head the
head of Medusa
Medusa wasn't that a monster of some
sort no no Medusa was a queen she
actually lived
you are like all the rest of them you
believe only what you read in Greek
Legends how how horrible she was how
Perseus
didn't he see her reflection in his
polished shield or something when he
killed her yes because it was death to
look upon her face upon her mask as they
call it
anyone who did that was turned to stone
Medusa was a myth a made-up story just
looking at someone can't petrify your
blood or turn your flesh to Stone you
know that's impossible is it
would you dare to look upon the face of
Medusa
's buried Medusa's head in the
marketplace at Argos in Greece
the ruins of that ancient town are still
there you can see them
I located at Marketplace and dug there I
don't believe you I don't expect you to
believe me but consider this
radium newly discovered invisibly Burns
human flesh from the distance
nobody knows how but it happens
why shouldn't there be similar
substances that draw the life out of our
body and petrify the remains
yeah
is a piece of wood that has been
petrified that has turned to stone
consider Lord's wife
suddenly turned into a pillar of salt
explain to me please
how electrical impulses travel along a
solid wire
travel thousands of miles
instantaneously
nobody knows how these things are done
that is not to say they cannot be done
that they have never been done and never
will be done
all right have it your wrong way but let
me tell you something you wouldn't want
the police dissecting these would you
not if you kill them I did not kill them
they killed themselves
by looking by looking
all right I won't argue with you but you
still don't want the police nosing about
here do you
Mr Milo Mr Milo
welcome back
just a moment
sorry to bother you Mr Miller
researching all the buildings in this
area we're looking for someone sir do
you mind if we come in let's go all
right Grimes
about uh for whom are you looking the
Strangler the Leighton Strangler we know
he's in the area but who is he what does
he look like we don't know that Mr
Miller all we know is that he's a madman
and wears gloves black kid gloves black
kid gloves yes odd little work now isn't
it
very good
very interesting yeah
you um you don't seem to have any
equipment here don't make them on the
premises do you no I don't make them
here
well none of these models seem to be
breathing nobody could be here without
Mr Milo knowing all right then we'll get
along man thank you Mr Milo I've never
seen very many people in and out of your
place Mr Milo but we had to check you
now
uh Mr Milo
uh you don't make much of a living here
do you no but I have a private income I
think I can tell you why you don't have
much of an attraction here all you have
is a gallery of suspects what you really
need are wax figures of genuine
convicted murderers dressed in their own
clothes sort of chamber of Horrors don't
you know that's what the people really
like good night Mr Miller good night sir
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you were hiding from them well I'm in a
little trouble I didn't want to be seen
I don't want to be caught hanging around
here either they might come back
you can help me get away
now you must have a crate or something
you move these models in
now if I was the model in the crate
alive of course
you can hire a van to move it do you see
what I mean tonight
that would cost money I don't know where
well I've got plenty of money now what
it costs 10 pounds 20 pounds
I tell you I've got I've got plenty of
money I got plenty of money
you
you are the man who killed that girl
well that's nothing to what you've been
up to
please ever get on to what's been going
on around here 12 of them right in here
now what about that crate
once I get away I'll be safe and so will
you too
there's no chance that they'll ever find
me I'll tell you that maybe yeah they're
very determined about you
I'll get away all right
if you don't want to help me I'm not
worse off
please have gone now I can try it on my
own they won't catch me
wait
I don't even have to be caught to tip
them off about you either I can send a
message or even telephone
come on now make up your mind one way or
another I have
I didn't want to do this but you force
me
so long as you do it that's all I care
someone around here must have a horse
and Van you don't accept my story about
the Medusa do you you think it is rings
and true you have to be crazy to believe
that
you think that these are or Corpses
that I have treated with plaster I don't
see how they can be anything else
none of them ever believed me
perhaps nobody ever will now listen what
about that crate
I hope to convince you but since I have
failed look you murderer look at the
mask of Medusa
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