A man on the run from a murder charge enlists the help of a beautiful stranger who must put herself at risk for his cause.
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00:00:02The End
00:00:39THE END
00:01:11Christine!
00:01:12Don't shout, I tell you! Don't shout!
00:01:15I'll shout if I want to. Who's to prevent me from shouting?
00:01:20Listen to me! Why won't you listen?
00:01:22You're a liar! A liar! You lied when you married me and you lied to get rid of me. You're
00:01:26a liar and a cheat.
00:01:27That's enough of that! Get out of here!
00:01:28That's a nice thing for a wife to say.
00:01:30I'm nothing of the sort.
00:01:31Oh yes you are and you're not going to get rid of me with your silly Reno divorce. You're my
00:01:34wife.
00:01:34Well what about it?
00:01:35And I'm not going to have any boys hanging round.
00:01:38What do you mean?
00:01:38Oh you can't fool me. I've watched him. I've followed him down here. Saw him come in.
00:01:41Don't be a fool. That boy's a...
00:01:43Liar. Liar.
00:01:44Why won't you listen?
00:01:46Because I'm not an idiot.
00:01:47You quit me eight years ago to go on the screen.
00:01:49I who've worked for you. Took you out of the chorus. Lifted you out of the gutter.
00:01:52Now you spend your time going around with boys you.
00:01:55Go on. Say it. Say it.
00:02:24Go on. Say it. Say it.
00:02:25Go on. Say it.
00:02:27Go on. Say it.
00:02:46Go on. Say it.
00:03:15Christine!
00:03:17Christine!
00:03:19Christine!
00:03:21Christine!
00:04:02Is she drowned?
00:04:03No, it's a mermaid.
00:04:04Keep quiet.
00:04:06This woman was never drowned.
00:04:09She was strangled with his belt.
00:04:12Keep back there if I'm worried, please.
00:04:17Now then, which of you found the body first?
00:04:20I did.
00:04:20No, he didn't.
00:04:22We did.
00:04:22Both of you.
00:04:23Elsie saw it first, that's right.
00:04:25But he says he did.
00:04:26Well, he didn't.
00:04:28Contradictory evidence, eh?
00:04:29Don't be silly.
00:04:29Now, just a moment, if you don't mind.
00:04:32Now then, miss, what's your tale?
00:04:33Well, we were both going down to bathe.
00:04:36And just as we got round that piece of cliff,
00:04:38we saw this young man running away.
00:04:40It's absurd.
00:04:41I was running to get help.
00:04:41You weren't.
00:04:42You were running away, wasn't he, Elsie?
00:04:43That's right.
00:04:44Oh, nonsense.
00:04:44The girl's hysterical.
00:04:45I'm not.
00:04:46I'm never hysterical.
00:04:48You were running away.
00:04:49You know you were.
00:04:50But it's fantastic.
00:04:51I saw the body from the top of the cliff so naturally it came down.
00:04:53I couldn't be sure she was either dead or only unconscious.
00:04:55You see, I didn't see the belt.
00:04:57So I ran off to get help so that I could apply artificial respiration.
00:05:00I was only there a few minutes.
00:05:01This woman has only been dead a few minutes.
00:05:58I was only there a few minutes.
00:06:02Well, it's time we got this thing finished.
00:06:04Now, is this belt yours or isn't it?
00:06:06For the hundredth time, I tell you, it isn't.
00:06:08How do you know it isn't?
00:06:09You've already admitted that you've got a raincoat.
00:06:12Don't put down got but had a raincoat.
00:06:14Which you've lost.
00:06:15No, not lost.
00:06:16Which I had stolen.
00:06:17Why do you try and twist everything I say?
00:06:18Don't get excited, old man.
00:06:19It's only a formality.
00:06:20You had it stolen.
00:06:21Let it go at that.
00:06:23When was it stolen?
00:06:24Well, I can't remember.
00:06:25You see, I left it in the car and went in to get some cigarettes.
00:06:28When I came back, it was gone.
00:06:29You mean it just went into thin air?
00:06:32What sort of a place was this?
00:06:34A common shelter called Tom's Hat.
00:06:36All right, we'll let that go.
00:06:38Now, did you know the dead woman well?
00:06:39Yes, fairly well.
00:06:40I knew her in America.
00:06:41Would it be unfair to suggest that you were especially good friends?
00:06:47Mr. Kent means her lover.
00:06:49It would be damned unfair.
00:06:50Then we can put down that you were friends, good friends.
00:06:52Oh, put down what you like.
00:06:53Were you good enough friends to discuss money?
00:06:56What's the idea?
00:06:57We discussed money three years ago when I sold her a story.
00:06:59She paid me in good hard cash.
00:07:01I received money from her on former occasions.
00:07:12Talking of money, would it be accurate to say that you were not well off?
00:07:17More than accurate, it would be perfectly true.
00:07:19Would it?
00:07:20Considering the fact that she's left you 1,200 pounds in her will?
00:07:34Well, what's happened to him?
00:07:36Passed out or pretended to.
00:07:38Of course he's passed out.
00:07:39I've been told that on my lap.
00:07:41What's that for?
00:07:42To put under his head, of course.
00:07:43That's not good.
00:07:43Sit him up and hold his head down.
00:07:45Give me a hand.
00:07:49Go and get some brandy.
00:07:52You seem to be pretty good at this sort of thing.
00:07:54Yes, I learned something by being a go-guide.
00:07:59Did you learn that slapping trick in the guides, too?
00:08:02No, I learned that from riding in cars with detectives.
00:08:08Did you do that to detectives' ears as well?
00:08:10No, I got this from a boxer's dressing room.
00:08:12Brings them round like fun.
00:08:14A bit painful, isn't it?
00:08:15You don't notice it when you've had the rest of her face bashed in.
00:08:17I say, we weren't as brutal as all that, you know.
00:08:19Give me the brandy.
00:08:20I'll do it.
00:08:21He'll be all right in a minute.
00:08:22What have you been doing to him?
00:08:23No, he's all right.
00:08:24Don't waste your sip of it on him, Miss Burgoyne.
00:08:26Is he guilty?
00:08:27No idea yet.
00:08:28Shouldn't think so.
00:08:29He doesn't look like a criminal.
00:08:30Don't let looks influence you, young lady.
00:08:33I don't.
00:08:34Anyway, he's not my type at all.
00:08:38What the devil happened?
00:08:39You passed out.
00:08:40Don't be ridiculous.
00:08:41I never passed out.
00:08:42What do you mean?
00:08:43Well, there was something very much like it.
00:08:45Don't worry.
00:08:45You'll be all right.
00:08:58I must go and find father.
00:09:01He seems to like the brandy.
00:09:04He'll probably go again.
00:09:06Next time, throw a bucket of water over him.
00:09:08Who's that?
00:09:09Chief Constable's daughter.
00:09:11She's got a nerve.
00:09:12She certainly has.
00:09:23Only evidence for us, sir.
00:09:24That's right, sir.
00:09:24Just proceedings will be quite formal.
00:09:26Well, in that case, I can't understand why they question him half the night.
00:09:28The Scotland Yardmen have their own methods, sir.
00:09:30Is there someone decent to represent him?
00:09:32I think they've got Mr. Big, sir.
00:09:34Oh, talk sense, Inspector.
00:09:35Well, there was no one else, sir.
00:09:36All right.
00:09:37And where have you been?
00:09:38We're just snooping around.
00:09:39I left my papers in the car.
00:09:40Go on.
00:09:40Go and get them for me, will you?
00:09:41Get it yourself.
00:09:42Well, in the ordinary way, I would.
00:09:43If I've seen standing beside that thing, I'd have to resign.
00:09:45It shouldn't be such a disgusting snob, father.
00:09:47Besides it, almost humanly ought to love it.
00:09:49Then will you ask it very politely to move?
00:09:51It's blocking the entrance to the court.
00:10:09Come on.
00:10:10Sorry, I can't help you some other time, perhaps.
00:10:11Now, then, come on.
00:10:12Try giving it some brandy.
00:10:33Good morning.
00:10:35Good morning.
00:10:35Good morning.
00:10:36I'm Briggs.
00:10:37Lovely morning.
00:10:39Mustn't be downhearted on a morning like this, must we?
00:10:42Does one good to see the sun, doesn't it?
00:10:44My wife was saying only this morning,
00:10:46Henry, don't be so gloomy about the case, she said.
00:10:50I suppose.
00:10:51Wasn't he?
00:10:51We hadn't had a case like this for 12 years.
00:10:55Hardly to be expected in a little place of this sort.
00:10:58Mostly affiliation orders and things like that.
00:11:01No, a case like this is most exciting for us all.
00:11:04Wouldn't it be a good thing to talk it over?
00:11:06Well, it can't do any actual harm.
00:11:09Though there'll be plenty of time before the trial.
00:11:12Trial?
00:11:13Oh, I'm afraid so.
00:11:15I...
00:11:15Oh, dear, dear.
00:11:19Well, now, where was I?
00:11:21Oh, yes.
00:11:23Yes.
00:11:23Well, now, well, it doesn't look too good, does it?
00:11:27However, we mustn't be depressed about it.
00:11:29Now, take this point.
00:11:31Those two girls that saw you running away,
00:11:34why were you running away?
00:11:36I wasn't.
00:11:36No?
00:11:37Oh, well, it certainly looked very like it.
00:11:40I mean, that's going to be very hard to explain away.
00:11:42You see, like the money that poor dead creature left you,
00:11:46that's going to be hard to explain away, too.
00:11:48Yes, that looks very like motive to me.
00:11:52However, we mustn't despair.
00:11:54Not actually despair.
00:11:57Nil desperandum.
00:11:58Oh, now, I should be very much happier.
00:12:01Oh, much, much happier if it were not for that belt.
00:12:05Oh, dear me, that belt.
00:12:06Oh, Mr. God, I could get out and go and find the blasted coat.
00:12:09I swear it was stolen at Tom's hat.
00:12:11Have you lost your hat, too?
00:12:12Oh, no.
00:12:13Oh, well, that's something.
00:12:15No, yes, that's quite a good point.
00:12:17Or isn't it?
00:12:18Tom's hat is a carman's shelter on the main Crompton Road.
00:12:22If only I could get my coat with a belt on it,
00:12:24the police would realize what a colossal blunder they're making.
00:12:26Well, of course, I'll do everything I can for you.
00:12:29Though I do wish you had been more frank with the police about it.
00:12:33It always pays to be frank with the police.
00:12:36However...
00:12:36Are you representing the police by any chance?
00:12:38Oh, dear me, no, my dear fellow.
00:12:41I'm on your side.
00:12:43Tell me, when they searched you, did they leave you your money?
00:12:47Yes.
00:12:50Two pounds, three shillings.
00:12:52I wonder if it would be asking too much if I were to have a trifle on account.
00:12:56Certainly.
00:12:57How much?
00:12:57Well, I thought perhaps a couple of pounds.
00:13:00Oh, thank you.
00:13:02Yes, it would be a great pity if you hadn't any money.
00:13:05Counsel costs a great deal, you know.
00:13:07However, perhaps you've got some friends who'll come to your rescue at the last minute.
00:13:11Your case next, Mr. Briggs.
00:13:13Ah.
00:13:16Oh, dear.
00:13:17Oh, dear me.
00:13:18I've just mislaid my glasses, you know, and I'm quite lost without them.
00:13:22Ask them to delay proceedings for me a little while, will you?
00:13:25Oh, I shall be able to read my notes.
00:13:27We mustn't be depressed on a day like this, must we?
00:13:31Hmm?
00:13:33Oh.
00:13:42Hold on a minute.
00:13:43The other case is just finished.
00:13:44Yes, yes.
00:13:45Well, we needn't go into that.
00:13:48Mrs. Vessons, do you really want a separation order?
00:13:51Oh, no, sir, but I don't want him to carry on at me, Sir Baird.
00:13:54Mm-hmm.
00:13:55Um, the Vessons, will you promise me to behave yourself in future?
00:13:58Aye, I will, sir.
00:14:00Maybe I were a bit hasty.
00:14:01Don't you think it's six months, right?
00:14:03Mm-hmm, dear.
00:14:04You really, sir.
00:14:06Yes.
00:14:06Well, I shall bind you over to keep the peace for six months.
00:14:09Oh, sir, can't you make it eight months to carry me over Christmas?
00:14:12No.
00:14:14That'll do.
00:14:16Next case, please.
00:14:19Come straight home.
00:14:20I'm off to see an old pal.
00:14:22Yeah, your old pal's the king's heart.
00:14:23Oh, Louis.
00:14:26Hey, here.
00:14:28This is the wrong man.
00:16:15Are you ready to drive anything, sir?
00:16:17All right, Erica.
00:16:18The sergeant will do it.
00:16:18Yes, but the thing to do is to put the...
00:16:20It's all right, miss.
00:16:21You leave it to us.
00:16:22Yes, but don't you see, you've got to put the...
00:16:23Sometimes these get a bit cold.
00:16:24What's the string doing?
00:16:25Why, that's the toad?
00:16:26That's no good.
00:16:27You can't start without that.
00:16:54It's all right.
00:16:55I've stopped.
00:16:55Oh, I thought you must have, miss.
00:16:58It wasn't very uphill.
00:16:59You know, we'll never catch in this way.
00:17:00You two go on your own.
00:17:01What about you, miss?
00:17:02Oh, I'll be all right.
00:17:03I'll find some petrol somewhere.
00:17:09Hold on, young man.
00:17:10Oh, for why?
00:17:12We've got to commandeer you.
00:17:13You're going to what?
00:17:14Use your cart in the name of the law.
00:17:16You can't do that in the Black Mariah.
00:17:18It is for the moment.
00:17:20We've got to get to the railway station quickly.
00:17:21I can't go quickly.
00:17:23Pigs don't like it.
00:17:24We can't help that.
00:17:25We're on a job.
00:17:26Pigs is my job.
00:17:27I hope you'll be all right, miss Burgoyne.
00:17:29Don't worry.
00:17:29I hope you'll find him.
00:17:31Now then, where do we sit?
00:17:32With pigs.
00:17:33Go on, jump up.
00:17:43Can't you give us a bit more room?
00:17:45I don't reckon to old more than ten pigs.
00:17:48Come on.
00:18:15Well, if it isn't Florence Nightingale.
00:18:17What are you doing here?
00:18:18You must be mad.
00:18:19Don't you remember who I am?
00:18:20Yes, you're only the chief constable's daughter.
00:18:22And my ministering angel.
00:18:24I don't see that so very funny.
00:18:26Don't you realize half the countryside is looking for you?
00:18:29So am I, for that matter.
00:18:30Yes, now that you've found me, I insist upon helping you.
00:18:33I'm determined to push this old crock, at any rate,
00:18:34as far as a petrol station.
00:18:36What do you mean, old crock?
00:18:38Oh, you're crazy.
00:18:39You haven't the hope of escaping.
00:18:40I shall have to tell the police at once.
00:18:42Well, there's one thing you should do.
00:18:43What?
00:18:44Thank me for pushing the car.
00:18:48So you should, especially as I'm doing all the work.
00:18:59Two, uh...
00:19:00Two gallons, please.
00:19:02Ginger!
00:19:04Two gallons!
00:19:10Heard about the escape man?
00:19:12Oh!
00:19:14He's wanted by the police.
00:19:15Really?
00:19:16Just had a police car stop here for a fill-up.
00:19:18If you see that fellow, you might tell him to keep on escaping.
00:19:21Good for business.
00:19:22I certainly will.
00:19:24Oi!
00:19:25Dad!
00:19:25Dad!
00:19:26Oi!
00:19:31Thanks.
00:19:37How much?
00:19:38Two and eleven.
00:19:39You can keep the penny.
00:19:42You must let me know where to send the money to.
00:19:45Anywhere you like.
00:19:50Will you give it a swing, please?
00:19:52All right.
00:19:52I'll do it.
00:19:56How far is it to come, sir?
00:19:57Well, you go straight along that road, about twice as far as you can see.
00:20:00How far would that be?
00:20:01Oh, about five mile, I reckon.
00:20:03Then turn right, go along a mile, take left fork, and two mile along that road.
00:20:08Not right fork.
00:20:08Right fork will take you back to town.
00:20:12Uh, left fork.
00:20:13That's right.
00:20:13And it's two mile up that road.
00:20:16Did you hear that, my dear?
00:20:17Five miles straight ahead, turn right along a mile, then take the left fork.
00:20:20Yes, I heard.
00:20:22You'll know I can't.
00:20:23Don't forget it's my petrol.
00:20:25Straight up that road, Miss, about five miles.
00:20:28Yes, thank you.
00:20:29I heard.
00:20:46This isn't Tom's hat.
00:20:48Will you please get out?
00:20:49Why?
00:20:49Because it's my car.
00:20:50It may seem a good reason to you, but it doesn't to me.
00:20:52Apart from that, it's the best thing you can do.
00:21:10Aha, so I've won you over.
00:21:12You most certainly have not.
00:21:13Oh, yes, I have.
00:21:14You see that it's too risky for me to go to Tom's hat by daylight.
00:21:16So what do you do?
00:21:17Not a thing.
00:21:17You persuade me to send us a dessert at mill until dark,
00:21:19and then you'll return and drive me over to Tom's hat before you close it.
00:21:23I feel like Bonnie Prince Charlie.
00:21:25You must be Florida MacDonald.
00:21:26A little while ago, I was Franz Nightingale.
00:21:28That's what I like about you.
00:21:29You're different.
00:21:30How can you joke about this?
00:21:32Don't you know what it means if you're caught?
00:21:33I can make a rough guess.
00:21:35Horribly rough.
00:21:36Well, it isn't funny, is it?
00:21:38No.
00:21:38But I can laugh because I'm innocent.
00:21:40You don't believe that, do you?
00:21:42I wish you did.
00:21:47Well, what are you going to do?
00:22:03Let's go.
00:22:49For what we're about to receive, may the Lord make us truly thank you.
00:22:52Okay.
00:22:53Chris, do behave yourself. You're meant to think what grace means.
00:22:56Okay.
00:22:57It ought to be said in Latin, really.
00:22:59You neaten swank just because you were top in Latin last term.
00:23:03Go to the dentist this morning.
00:23:04Yes, Dad.
00:23:04Did it hurt?
00:23:05No fear. Look.
00:23:07Oh, it is a big hole, isn't it?
00:23:09It didn't hurt. I hardly felt anything.
00:23:11The only thing is, I must have my potatoes mashed.
00:23:14You know, I don't mind going to the dentist.
00:23:16You were jolly white at breakfast.
00:23:18I wasn't.
00:23:18Yes, you were. You were wobbling like a jellyfish.
00:23:20Okay, let's have a look.
00:23:23Big, isn't it?
00:23:24Well, do get on with your lunch.
00:23:25It's not a very nice conversation.
00:23:26I may have to have a plate.
00:23:27Stanley, be quiet.
00:23:28Chris, you might lend me your gun after lunch.
00:23:30I want it myself, old boy.
00:23:31Erica, you shouldn't let either of them have it.
00:23:33It's highly dangerous.
00:23:34Top of the class.
00:23:35Don't tease him, you two.
00:23:36He does speak English.
00:23:38Highly dangerous.
00:23:39Oh, shut up.
00:23:40Now that is English.
00:23:41Chris can't suit straight anyway.
00:23:43Can't I?
00:23:43What about this?
00:23:44Christopher, don't be disgusting.
00:23:46It's a jolly fine one.
00:23:47Take it away, Chris, and go and wash your hands.
00:23:48I washed them before lunch.
00:23:49I'll tell you.
00:23:50Okay.
00:23:51The sergeant tells me you ran out of petrol, Erica.
00:23:54Yes, I...
00:23:55I had to push her for miles.
00:23:57Haven't they caught him yet?
00:23:58No, not yet.
00:23:59It's only a matter of time, of course.
00:24:01Of course, my dear Watson.
00:24:02Is your tooth all right, Stanley?
00:24:04Shall I have your potatoes mashed with milk?
00:24:06It's all right.
00:24:07Don't fuss, Erica.
00:24:08It really depends how much money he has.
00:24:11That's often a big factor in cases like this.
00:24:14Big what?
00:24:15Factor...
00:24:16Never heard of him.
00:24:17Richard.
00:24:18How much did he have on him?
00:24:19Oh, please think about three shillings.
00:24:21That artful of solicitor took two or three pounds in advance.
00:24:24Did you wash your hands, Christopher?
00:24:26Yes, Erica.
00:24:27Then sit down and get on with your lunch.
00:24:28Directly he spent those last three shillings.
00:24:30It looks to me as if he's caught like a rat in a trap.
00:24:34What do I tell you, Christopher?
00:24:35Okay.
00:24:37Guns are the best things for rats.
00:24:39Don't be such a swank.
00:24:40The rat was probably dead when you shot it.
00:24:41Wasn't it?
00:24:41It was racing across the backyard.
00:24:43If I could go and look for this chap with my gun,
00:24:45I could have a pot at him, couldn't I, Father?
00:24:47Christopher, don't talk so much.
00:24:49What's the matter with you?
00:24:50Nothing.
00:24:51I wonder what he'll buy with his last three shillings.
00:24:53Food, of course.
00:24:54I know that.
00:24:55I meant what kind of food?
00:24:56Sausages.
00:24:57The best thing will be chocolate.
00:24:58It has very good staying power.
00:25:00Suppose he didn't dare go into a shop to get food.
00:25:02Then I'm afraid he'll be very hungry.
00:25:04And that, of course, may force him to come back.
00:25:06Unless he fights of hunger and dies in the field.
00:25:08With rooks pecking at his eyes.
00:25:15Inspector Marshbanks on the third views.
00:25:22Perhaps there's some news.
00:25:24Yes, Inspector?
00:25:26No news at all.
00:25:30Well, there must be some sort of clue.
00:25:35Yes, I see.
00:25:38Poor devil.
00:25:41All right, I'll come along presently.
00:25:45Let me know, won't you, if anything turns up.
00:25:48Yes.
00:25:50Go back.
00:25:52Have they caught him yet?
00:25:53No, not yet.
00:25:54You don't think much of our police force.
00:25:56They want some young blood, don't they, Father?
00:25:58I'll give you young blood.
00:26:00If they don't find him, will he get the sack, Father?
00:26:03I shouldn't have at all surprised.
00:26:05I don't think he's got much chance, though.
00:26:06The inspector tells me that he only had a cup of tea.
00:26:09Don't go to me. I shan't be a minute.
00:26:10All the roads are encircled.
00:26:12It can't last long.
00:26:13Jolly exciting, isn't it?
00:26:27I just had a few hours ago.
00:26:31I fell asleep!
00:26:43I fell asleep and said,
00:26:45I've been hungry.
00:26:45I fell asleep.
00:26:45I fell asleep when we were given the sick to all of them.
00:26:45I'll do it.
00:26:45I fell asleep at the back of the car.
00:26:45I fell asleep, I fell asleep.
00:26:45I fell asleep again.
00:26:47What was that?
00:26:48I fell asleep.
00:26:52I fell asleep.
00:28:11Looking for these?
00:28:15So you came back after all.
00:28:17You really do think I'm innocent.
00:28:18Not at all.
00:28:21I came back to pay my debt for the petrol.
00:28:24Hello, what's that?
00:28:28Food?
00:28:29Food?
00:28:29I...
00:28:30I really don't know.
00:28:36Well...
00:28:37Bye.
00:28:40Perhaps you're right.
00:28:41It's dangerous for you to be around here.
00:28:44Seriously, I'm very grateful.
00:28:46If it's any consolation to you, I want you to know that I'm innocent.
00:28:51Just because I know nothing about this horrible business, I made their dash for it this morning.
00:28:54I know if only I can get to that common shelter, I can put an end to this crazy situation.
00:29:01Do you mind if I eat?
00:29:09Talking of shelters, there's more than I can bear.
00:29:11Twenty-four hours since I've entered in the police station tea.
00:29:21They're a table.
00:29:21They're a table.
00:29:22I've got to pass.
00:29:22I've got to pass.
00:29:22I'm sorry.
00:29:49You wouldn't trust a wicked murderer like me with a knife, eh?
00:29:51It isn't that at all. I...
00:29:54I just forgot it.
00:29:55There you are. You see, you don't believe I'm a murderer.
00:29:59Now where what I am?
00:30:00I asked. Christine Clay was strangled with a belt from a raincoat.
00:30:03I knew her and can't produce my raincoat. It was stolen.
00:30:05But I'm going to find it with this belt. You'll see.
00:30:07Then I shall be cleared.
00:30:10Did you...
00:30:12What were you going to say?
00:30:14I think it doesn't matter.
00:30:15Now go on. What were you going to say?
00:30:18Did you know Christine Clay very well?
00:30:20No.
00:30:22I met her in Hollywood.
00:30:24She liked the story I wrote her and asked me to do another.
00:30:26That's all.
00:30:27I went to a cottage three or four times.
00:30:29Talked things over.
00:30:30Beyond that...
00:30:32See that?
00:30:33What?
00:30:34A bit of paper coming out of the old mill.
00:30:37Someone's in there.
00:30:38Perhaps it's...
00:30:39Yes.
00:30:40Come on.
00:30:41It's true I did a good turn but I never dreams she goes so far as to leave me something
00:30:44in her will.
00:30:45Is that your dog?
00:30:46Yes. Why?
00:30:47What's he barking for?
00:30:48Well he wants to be let in I suppose.
00:30:57Grab hold of him.
00:30:59Me?
00:30:59Yes. Get on with it.
00:31:00But what if he bites me?
00:31:01And the cause of duty you may get a stripe.
00:31:03What's good of a stripe if I haven't got no arm to wear it on?
00:31:05Go on. Grab hold of that dog.
00:31:13It's all right. Leave him alone and come inside.
00:31:20Anyone up there?
00:31:22No.
00:31:23Now then, my lad, this is no time for fun.
00:31:25You go up the loft and have a look.
00:31:44All right, Sergeant. No one up there.
00:31:47Are you sure?
00:31:48I couldn't see no one.
00:31:49Did you look?
00:31:50Of course I did.
00:31:51I'm going to make sure.
00:31:53Haven't you got no confidence in me, Sergeant?
00:31:55None at all.
00:31:58I've got a good mind to go up and have a look at meself.
00:32:08Don't let them see you.
00:32:10Where are we going?
00:32:10Don't ask questions.
00:32:11Pull that string.
00:32:15Stop that car.
00:32:16Stop.
00:32:17I charge you in the name of the law.
00:32:19Stop that car.
00:32:20Towser, we've left Towser behind.
00:32:23It's all right. He's giving up.
00:32:24If you don't stop, I'll jump out.
00:32:34That's stunning in the eye.
00:32:35First round to us.
00:32:36We're breaking a little dark now.
00:32:37Next stop, Tom's hat.
00:32:39What was it the man at the petrol pump said?
00:32:40Mile to the crossroads, then take the left fork.
00:32:42Two miles beyond that and into all our troubles.
00:32:44Our troubles?
00:32:45Your troubles, you mean?
00:32:47Can't you realize what you've done?
00:32:48You've made me run away from Sergeant Ruddock.
00:32:50Why, he's my friend.
00:32:51He taught me how to drive.
00:32:52My father's chief constable.
00:32:54Can't you understand?
00:32:55I'm on their side.
00:32:59I'm sorry.
00:33:00Forgive me if caution's drive straight back.
00:33:38It's all right.
00:33:39It's going to take the left fork anyway.
00:33:46It's all right.
00:33:51It's going to take the left fork anyway.
00:34:07No, you'd better not go in.
00:34:08Somebody might recognize you.
00:34:09I'll find out all I can about the coat.
00:34:11I might as well say this through now.
00:34:18You'd better hide behind him.
00:34:26You'd better hide behind him.
00:34:34A cup of tea and a piece of cake, please.
00:34:38Take a seat.
00:34:40Bill.
00:34:40Hello.
00:34:41You'll have to stick a card up.
00:34:42Dainty teas.
00:34:45I think it's very nice to have ladies' company for a change.
00:34:48Don't you have lots of it?
00:34:49I thought lorries were very popular.
00:34:51Let your lorry out there.
00:34:52I've always wanted to drive one of those.
00:34:55I've always wanted to be a tightrope walker meself.
00:34:58No, you're the wrong build.
00:34:59Better stick to lorry driving.
00:35:06You don't happen to know, do you, if a raincoat was found here last week?
00:35:10If it was, it'll never reach the lost property office.
00:35:13Let me see now.
00:35:14A coat.
00:35:16Well, as a matter of fact, there was one old fellow.
00:35:19More or less of a tramp, really.
00:35:21He mends broken char...
00:35:26No.
00:35:26No, I'm wrong, miss.
00:35:28You'll never find that coat.
00:35:29No, you're right, Bill.
00:35:30It was old Will the Chinamender.
00:35:32Don't you remember?
00:35:33He had a raincoat that was nearly new.
00:35:34Said a bloke had given it to him.
00:35:36We chipped him about it.
00:35:37Trying to kid us that people give brand new coats away.
00:35:43That's your blinking bell.
00:35:45Leave old Will alone.
00:35:46If he did, no need for you go opening your trap
00:35:49and shouting his name all over the place.
00:35:52Well, say what a darn well like.
00:35:54Why, you couple of rotten...
00:35:55Ew!
00:35:55Hey, you, oh my God.
00:36:03Oh.
00:36:06Oh.
00:36:09Oh.
00:36:10Watch out here.
00:36:18Come on!
00:36:21Come on!
00:36:26Come on!
00:36:28Come on!
00:36:29Come on!
00:36:41I didn't want you to get hurt. What was all the fuss about?
00:36:43Your coat. You're quite right. It was stolen.
00:36:45An old tramp's got it, but his two friends wouldn't let him tell me.
00:36:49Oh, quick, put your head under there.
00:36:59Oh, dear.
00:37:03It's a bit difficult.
00:37:12Here, governor, if you want to find old Will the Chinamender,
00:37:15you'll get him late tonight at Nobby's Lodging House at Gilchester.
00:37:17Well, how far's that? About 30 miles.
00:37:19I've often given him a lift there.
00:37:21What's the matter, Will, you? Get out of it!
00:37:24Will?
00:37:25Will?
00:37:26Then all you have to do now is to get the coat back from the tramp.
00:37:30I'm glad you took the left fork.
00:37:34So am I now.
00:37:37Well, goodbye. Many, many thanks.
00:37:41Come on.
00:37:44Come on, just wish you good luck.
00:37:50We ought to get back.
00:37:51How are you going to get there?
00:37:52We'll try one of the lollies.
00:37:53We can't. They're all going the other way.
00:37:54Probably get a lift in the police car. There'll be one along soon.
00:38:03Come here!
00:38:17I think it's marvellous of you, but you're not being very sensible, you know.
00:38:19Must we go on and on about this?
00:38:21Yes. What about your father? Won't he miss you?
00:38:23I've thought all that out.
00:38:24My aunt lives about two miles from where we want to go.
00:38:26I will. I can call on her and then to my father quite truthfully where I've been.
00:38:29To solve your conscience, huh?
00:38:31Yes, if you like.
00:38:33I need only stay two or three minutes. Then we can be off again.
00:38:36Well, this may be useful.
00:38:37What's that for?
00:38:38For getting in touch with her will.
00:38:40But he might be in bed when I get to the lodging house.
00:38:42You mean he doesn't do night work?
00:38:44I shouldn't think so.
00:38:45Well, we can do without it, then.
00:39:03I shan't be two minutes.
00:39:05Right, don't be longer. I shan't feel too safe sitting here.
00:39:07All right.
00:39:11How are you, Miss Erica?
00:39:13It's a long time since we saw you last.
00:39:14Madam will be pleased to see you.
00:39:16It's nice to see you, Lehmann. Is Auntie Anne?
00:39:18Oh, yes, miss. It's Miss Felicity's birthday, you know.
00:39:21She's having a party.
00:39:22Oh, well, perhaps I'd better not stay.
00:39:25I'd forgotten about the birthday.
00:39:26Oh, but you must stay, Miss Erica.
00:39:27She'd be so disappointed if you didn't.
00:39:29Just go, Aide. It'd be quite all right.
00:39:43Oh, yes, miss.
00:39:51In my last piece, I used two handkerchiefs.
00:39:54One, a red.
00:39:56The other, a green.
00:39:58Now, I want you to watch me very carefully
00:39:59because I'm going to tie them together
00:40:01very securely in this manner.
00:40:04One knot, two knots.
00:40:06I pull them quite tight.
00:40:07Now, the next thing I do is to roll them up tightly into a ball.
00:40:11My dear, this is a surprise.
00:40:13We're just having the country.
00:40:15And perhaps afterwards you might help us to look after the children.
00:40:18So sweet of you to remember Felicity's birthday.
00:40:24Now, children, you all know the game.
00:40:26Don't fiddle so, Marjorie. One of you has to go outside.
00:40:29Me?
00:40:29Don't interrupt, Harold.
00:40:30I want to go outside.
00:40:32That is for me to decide.
00:40:33I think I must go.
00:40:35Oh, I see.
00:40:37Well, run along, Harold.
00:40:39And come back.
00:40:41Erica.
00:40:42Erica, you know this game, don't you?
00:40:44I don't think I remember, auntie.
00:40:46I really ought to go.
00:40:47But you've only just come.
00:40:49Of course you remember the game we used to play so often and often.
00:40:52Now, you go outside and don't come in till we tell you.
00:41:26Well, I've left you out here.
00:41:30I've never heard such a thing.
00:41:31That's a Shalett's birthday party.
00:41:32She said you wouldn't be long.
00:41:32It's Felicity's birthday party.
00:41:34Felicity?
00:41:34I know.
00:41:35little daughter she's seven today oh yes of course felicity's birthday i was forgetting she always
00:41:39brings over a present hasn't missed a year really no not a year there was something radically wrong
00:41:43she forgot her birthday oh quite well come along in no i i better not nonsense i can't leave you
00:41:48out here like a criminal come along be great fun sure it will
00:42:01erica my dear this is a nice state of affairs you bring a young man then leave him outside
00:42:05i only meant to stay a few minutes oh nonsense you must stay here and see the party go with
00:42:09a swing
00:42:11we must get away every minute's important it's this frightful party i'm having an awful job yes
00:42:15i know you've been so good i'm so grateful i could come in now i'm sorry i didn't know hello
00:42:23my dear do you know what erica did left her friend outside while she was romping with the children
00:42:27really i'm very sorry i i honestly only meant to stay a few minutes i came because i want you
00:42:31came
00:42:31to bring felicity her birthday present didn't you oh that is sweet of you erica one of those lovely
00:42:40first stone dwarfs for the garden isn't it nice exactly like the ones we've got it'll fit in so
00:42:45nicely hmm should we join the others hello daddy hello darling oh erica do let's play find the
00:42:53symbol hello christie are you having a nice time yes thank you erica but i want to play find the
00:42:58symbol well i expect you can if you ask mommy i mean i want you to play it i can't
00:43:02just now dear
00:43:03i will presently but why can't you play it now come on we'll play it on our own
00:43:10you when you're young hello
00:43:11major canningham mrs canningham
00:43:23sit by me basil get the crackers please oh yes yes of course mr mr
00:43:35I suppose you're staying with the Burgoyns, mister.
00:43:37No, not exactly quite near.
00:43:38Such a large family.
00:43:39I never remember how many there are.
00:43:40I suppose you find that rather difficult.
00:43:41Yes, I'm not too sure myself.
00:43:42Erica, I'm so sorry.
00:43:43I didn't quite catch your friend's name.
00:43:47Beechcroft Manningtree.
00:43:47Oh, really?
00:43:48That's an extraordinary name, isn't it?
00:43:49I don't think I've ever come across it before.
00:43:52Come along, Erica.
00:43:53Oh, great.
00:43:54Oh, dear.
00:43:55Oh, dear.
00:43:55Oh, dear.
00:43:56Oh, dear.
00:43:56Oh, dear.
00:43:57Oh, dear.
00:43:57Oh, dear.
00:43:57Oh, dear.
00:43:59Oh, dear.
00:44:00We can't then start thinking things.
00:44:01I started thinking things long ago.
00:44:03Be quiet.
00:44:04Love calls but once, though passion of...
00:44:06Oh.
00:44:07I say, steady, old girl.
00:44:08I'll read it out.
00:44:09You must leave things like that to me, Harold.
00:44:11It was my motto.
00:44:14Are the ices...
00:44:15In the nick of time.
00:44:30Auntie, we really ought to be going.
00:44:31Yes, I really think we should.
00:44:32Yes, yes, of course.
00:44:33Would you mind taking these ices for me, please?
00:44:36Oh, certainly, of course.
00:44:37Are these strawberries?
00:44:38Yes, the red strawberry and the white vanilla, you see.
00:44:40Fancy.
00:44:42What a nice young man that is, Erica.
00:44:45Has your father known him long?
00:44:46Oh, not very.
00:44:47What does he do for a living?
00:44:50Uh...
00:44:50A sort of clerk, I believe.
00:44:52Oh, in what?
00:44:55Advertising.
00:44:56He makes up advertisements.
00:44:57What a very uncommon name.
00:44:59What did you say, of course?
00:45:01Uh...
00:45:02Beachtree Manningcroft.
00:45:03Oh, I didn't see you there.
00:45:04Would you just take those ices to those nurses over there for me?
00:45:08What a very sweet girl her career is.
00:45:10Don't you think so, Mr. Croft?
00:45:12Yes, awfully nice.
00:45:13Have you known Colonel Burgoyne long?
00:45:15Oh, yes, years and years.
00:45:16Your work must be very interesting.
00:45:19My work?
00:45:19Yes, Erica's just been talking to me about it.
00:45:22Oh, yes, of course.
00:45:22Do you like it?
00:45:23So many young men of today dislike their work.
00:45:25Oh, I love it.
00:45:26I find it very satisfying.
00:45:27Must be awfully difficult to strike the right note.
00:45:29Well, first, perhaps.
00:45:30Of course you need a good ear.
00:45:31Ear?
00:45:32I should have thought an eye would be much more important.
00:45:35Yes, that's important, certainly.
00:45:36But I can read at sight now.
00:45:38Beg your pardon?
00:45:39I mean, I can sing a piece of music if it's put in front of me.
00:45:41I see.
00:45:42And play, of course.
00:45:43Oh, yes, of course.
00:45:49I'll tell her definitely we're going.
00:45:55Auntie, I've got rid of those ices.
00:45:57Now, we really should be going.
00:45:58Very well, my dear.
00:45:59It was nice of you to come.
00:46:00It's a pity you have to go so soon.
00:46:01I've had such an interesting talk with your friend, Mr. Manningcroft.
00:46:04We want another game, Mother.
00:46:06Oh, let's get the ices served first.
00:46:13Just wait till the children go.
00:46:14Well, one more.
00:46:15What shall it be?
00:46:16Harold wants blind man's buff.
00:46:17I'll be blind man.
00:46:18That's for me to decide, Harold.
00:46:19Mothers would be first blind man, eh, Felicity?
00:46:21Tie that up, Uncle.
00:46:22I don't think so, dear.
00:46:23Oh, do.
00:46:24And then you can try and catch me.
00:46:25Oh, very well.
00:46:35Shh.
00:46:52Hooray!
00:46:55It's, uh...
00:46:56Mr. Beechstree!
00:46:59Oh.
00:47:00Where's Erica?
00:47:01They've gone home.
00:47:02They asked him to say goodbye.
00:47:03You idiot.
00:47:04Didn't you realize there was something going on between them?
00:47:06She didn't know his name.
00:47:07He didn't know it himself, even, really.
00:47:08Oh, you're exaggerating.
00:47:09Nothing of the sort.
00:47:10I wanted to find out more about them.
00:47:12If you hadn't made me play blind man's buff.
00:47:27There you are, Basil.
00:47:28What did I tell you?
00:47:29They've not gone home.
00:47:30They've taken the other direction.
00:47:36Keenthorpe, 843, please.
00:47:37Hurry.
00:47:42Oh, why, hello, Margaret.
00:47:43I thought she'd never get away.
00:47:45Didn't you think she seemed a bit suspicious?
00:47:47I don't think so.
00:47:47Just naturally inquisitive.
00:47:48She seemed satisfied with the answers I gave.
00:47:50I nearly died when you produced that china dwarf.
00:47:52I wonder if she'll ever miss it from the garden.
00:47:54We mustn't laugh.
00:47:55Why not?
00:47:56It was very funny when she asked my name.
00:47:57I was scared stiff.
00:47:58The look on your face.
00:48:00No, we mustn't laugh.
00:48:00It's very serious.
00:48:01Well, we say we look much better when you're laughing.
00:48:03Do I?
00:48:04Of course, I don't want to make trouble.
00:48:05I feel it's my duty to tell you.
00:48:07I mean, Erica's so young, she's at an awkward age.
00:48:09Oh, but I...
00:48:10I can't understand it.
00:48:13Erica always tells me if she's going a long way.
00:48:16And certainly who she's going with.
00:48:21Oh, Gordon Blame is the only man I don't like to see her with.
00:48:23Well, then it was him.
00:48:25I'm sure of it.
00:48:26He gave a false name.
00:48:27Yes, but he's in India.
00:48:28Oh, then it wasn't him.
00:48:29Which way did you see the car went?
00:48:33Yes.
00:48:34Yes.
00:48:37All right, I'll phone you later.
00:48:43He never even thanked me.
00:48:45Two more miles and we'll be there.
00:48:46Two more miles and we'll be there.
00:48:47Two more miles and we'll be there.
00:48:48Yes, we'll be there.
00:48:48What then?
00:48:49What then, my child?
00:48:49What then?
00:48:50The tramp, the coat, the belt back to Daddy E.
00:48:52Is he sure the tramp will be there?
00:48:53Of course he will.
00:48:54He'll be standing on the doorstep here streaming down his simple face saying,
00:48:57Here you are, Governor.
00:48:58Well, it'll be as easy as all that.
00:48:59Why not?
00:49:00Everything's gone all right up till now.
00:49:01I don't see why our luck should change.
00:49:02I hope not.
00:49:03It'll be such a waste.
00:49:04When you go back to your father, you can burst open the door and say...
00:49:06With a throb in my voice.
00:49:08Yes, a throb in the voice is certainly indicated.
00:49:10You will stand in front of him and say, I'd travel far and risk much.
00:49:13And here is the man in all his innocence.
00:49:15Then he'll pat me on the head and say...
00:49:17With a throb in his voice.
00:49:18Thank you, Erica.
00:49:20They're rather touching if you knelt, I think.
00:49:21Oh, Robert.
00:49:22If only things will turn out all right.
00:49:23They started to.
00:49:24Well, how do you mean?
00:49:25You called me Robert.
00:49:27Oh, did I?
00:49:29I didn't notice it.
00:49:30She'll be going through Lemming unless she turns back.
00:49:33Why, it's an old Morris.
00:49:36No, I don't remember the number.
00:49:38She'll have someone with her.
00:49:40A young man, I believe.
00:49:42Get her to telephone me, will you?
00:49:55Excuse me.
00:49:55Are you Miss Burgoyne?
00:49:57Yes.
00:49:57Your father's chief constable, isn't he?
00:50:00Yes.
00:50:00Why?
00:50:01He wants you to phone him right away.
00:50:02Oh.
00:50:03Says it's urgent.
00:50:04Will you step inside?
00:50:06Why?
00:50:06You're the chap who escaped from the police court this morning.
00:50:09I've seen your picture.
00:50:10Here.
00:50:10You better come inside here.
00:50:11Vic, step on it.
00:50:13He was overconfident.
00:50:14We ought to give him this place a miss.
00:50:15Still, we may do it.
00:50:16Just the best you can get out of her.
00:50:18God, we seem to be crawling.
00:50:19It's awful running away like this, especially with an escaped man.
00:50:21It means I'm an accessory, an accessory.
00:50:23I'll get ten years.
00:50:24Oh, it's terrible.
00:50:25What'll happen to the boys?
00:50:26Poor father.
00:50:27We must go faster, faster.
00:50:29You've got to get that coat back.
00:50:30I can't go back now.
00:50:31Oh, poor father.
00:50:32What shall I tell him?
00:50:33What shall I tell him?
00:50:34Well, I suppose it must be the men.
00:50:38I can't understand it.
00:50:43Keep my daughter's name out of it, Inspector.
00:50:46Oh, for the time, anyway.
00:50:48That's all right, sir.
00:50:49Don't you worry.
00:50:50The search is well underway.
00:50:52He's probably forced her to go to Ashcroft Forest.
00:50:55There'd be less chance of them being found there.
00:50:57We're combing the forest now, sir.
00:50:58You don't know it.
00:51:00I've been able to go to Ashcroft pivot today.
00:51:28половой
00:51:40It's all right, my dear. We're perfectly safe here. We'll hide here for a bit.
00:51:43The whole thing will be over in a couple of hours or so.
00:51:46We can shake hands and you'll never see me again.
00:51:49Weren't I?
00:51:50Well, you needn't ever see me again.
00:51:54Put your camera.
00:51:56It's all right, Ren.
00:51:56No, you'll do as I tell you.
00:51:59I know exactly how you feel.
00:52:01You'll see no end, can you?
00:52:03You don't believe it's true.
00:52:05The night always exaggerates things, doesn't it?
00:52:08Personally, I like the night. It's much more alive than the day.
00:52:12Look at those people in that train.
00:52:15Eating. Actually eating.
00:52:17Actually what? Ask out about for something too much, shall I?
00:52:20No, we'll wait.
00:52:21We'll wait till it goes safely in our hands and then we'll eat and how we'll eat.
00:52:24Straight through a seven-course dinner. Second helping some champagne.
00:52:28Well, I'm going in now. I shan't be known.
00:52:32And off we'll go and dangle the belt before their goggling eyes.
00:52:36And then I'll carry you all the way home.
00:52:39Well, now for the lodging house.
00:52:44Look what I've finished from a rare woman's hut.
00:53:10Well, how do I look?
00:53:18Erica.
00:53:20Erica.
00:53:21Erica, darling, do say something.
00:53:25I can't.
00:53:28I just can't.
00:53:32I know I'm being silly, but...
00:53:35I'm so terribly...
00:53:40terribly tired.
00:53:48My dear, of course you are.
00:53:50What can I do?
00:53:52Perhaps you'd better get along home.
00:53:54No.
00:53:55No.
00:53:56I won't see it out now.
00:53:58For mothers.
00:54:01Well, I'll be all right here.
00:54:04I don't want anything to happen to me.
00:54:07You'll be perfectly safe, I promise you.
00:54:09Now you have a little nap in trying to get all your worries.
00:54:13That's right.
00:54:28I don't want anything to happen to you, either.
00:54:58No?
00:54:58Good evening, Nobby.
00:55:02All right, Nobby.
00:55:03He's been dead since before the war.
00:55:05Oh.
00:55:06Well, I've been.
00:55:07That one left.
00:55:08Okay.
00:55:09Number six.
00:55:10Thanks.
00:55:11Not willing yet.
00:55:13Well, now, I've kept his bed.
00:55:16You're a pair of his.
00:55:18I didn't know you had one.
00:55:20Oh, yes. Good night.
00:55:53Good night.
00:56:20Good night.
00:56:53Good night.
00:56:53Well, cheerio, man.
00:56:54See you guys later.
00:56:56Good luck to you, mate.
00:56:57Oh, no, good luck. I'm coming your own way.
00:56:59Good luck to you, mate.
00:57:01Good night.
00:57:01Good night.
00:57:14It's all right, boy.
00:57:16I don't want any of that business here, do you understand?
00:57:18I don't want to come here again.
00:57:20That's all right, then. You keep out.
00:57:22But a bit of beds ain't worth sweeping it.
00:57:24Get out!
00:57:25Hobble hasn't gone yet, has he?
00:57:28You're his pal.
00:57:29You ought to know.
00:57:30Just woke up.
00:57:42Do you know which his old world will try to amend it?
00:57:44No, mate. Never heard of him.
00:58:00So that's the game, is it?
00:58:05So you are a pal of his after all.
00:58:08How long has this racket been going on?
00:58:09It matter?
00:58:10Well!
00:58:11Who wants me?
00:58:13Oh, the governor.
00:58:17Hello, ducky.
00:58:18Cup won't mend him.
00:58:19Don't you come your racket in here.
00:58:21What's your trouble, pal?
00:58:22Getting your pal to bust up my china so that you can mend it.
00:58:25My pal?
00:58:25I don't want any argument from you.
00:58:26It's the last time you come in here.
00:58:28What do you mean?
00:58:30And who are you?
00:58:31Listen, I want to talk to you.
00:58:32I'll hang you in a minute.
00:58:33It's him I want.
00:58:34I've got to talk to you about something very important.
00:58:35What's your game?
00:58:36And who says that I'm your pal?
00:58:37Oh, no. That was a mistake.
00:58:38I was thinking plinking well was.
00:58:40I've chased you for nearly 50 miles.
00:58:4150 miles? What for?
00:58:42Do you know anything about a raincoat?
00:58:46I don't know what you're talking about.
00:58:47All right.
00:58:48I've got to get it long.
00:58:49You do know something about it.
00:58:50But I'm not interested in you.
00:58:51I only want the coat.
00:58:52Go on.
00:58:53We'll bash his muggy.
00:58:54Here.
00:58:54Get something you don't expect in a minute.
00:58:56You got a coat from Tom's hat, didn't you?
00:58:57Well, it's mine.
00:58:58Only one for evidence.
00:58:59You can have it back afterwards.
00:59:00It's no good asking me.
00:59:01I keep telling you.
00:59:02I don't know nothing about it.
00:59:04Why are you so obstinate?
00:59:05I tell you it's a matter of life and death.
00:59:06It's going to save me.
00:59:07It's going to save me from a charge of murder.
00:59:08The police are after me now.
00:59:10Why, come it?
00:59:10Murder?
00:59:11Here, I come down about here.
00:59:12Before you...
00:59:14Erica!
00:59:17Come on.
00:59:18I'm not finished with you yet.
00:59:19What's the idea?
00:59:20Here, wait for me now.
00:59:21Let him down.
00:59:22Let him down.
00:59:23The police are after me.
00:59:24Hurry up, Sergeant.
00:59:25They've just run out.
00:59:30Erica!
00:59:31Erica!
00:59:33Farther up!
00:59:33Quick!
00:59:33What's the idea?
00:59:34I don't want to get anything.
00:59:42Try it that way.
00:59:44What?
00:59:45The captain!
00:59:46The captain knows all about him.
00:59:47He's keeping his mount, sir.
00:59:48Kidnap!
00:59:49We're coming!
00:59:59Come on, Townsend!
01:00:00What's the matter with the darn dog?
01:00:02My Jesus!
01:00:03I also...
01:00:04There!
01:00:05The coat!
01:00:05Look!
01:00:06The raincoat!
01:00:07Pull up!
01:00:08We've got it!
01:00:25I didn't know what you were up to, Governor.
01:00:28Coming along and saying you're my pal.
01:00:31And dragging me about like this.
01:00:33I feel like a shy bride.
01:00:37I'm terribly glad.
01:00:40I wonder how far the nearest telephone box is.
01:00:42I ought to get on to Father.
01:00:43Here you are.
01:00:46It's mine, all right.
01:00:50There's no belt.
01:00:52What have you done with the belt?
01:00:54What have you done with that belt?
01:00:55Belt?
01:00:56Here's where it was.
01:00:56Fix what's happened to him.
01:00:57There wasn't no belt on it when the bloke gave it me.
01:01:00And it was my belt.
01:01:02Who did you say gave you the coat?
01:01:04I told you, some fella.
01:01:05Well, can't you remember what he looked like?
01:01:07Yes, he blinked.
01:01:08What do you mean, blinked?
01:01:09How do you mean?
01:01:10Lock it.
01:01:12Anyhow, his evidence is as good as the belt.
01:01:13He knows that I didn't give it to him.
01:01:15Oh, no, Governor, it wasn't you.
01:01:17It's no good, Robert.
01:01:18Of course it is.
01:01:19It's perfectly good proof.
01:01:20The police will never believe his evidence.
01:01:22What do you mean, I'm respectable?
01:01:24And as for Trump saying he was given a practically new overcoat,
01:01:26well, they'll think it's fantastic.
01:01:30I've got to talk to you more about this.
01:01:31The police will catch up with us soon.
01:01:32Where's the best place to hide?
01:01:34Well, there's Brickettswood about three mile off,
01:01:36and there's a quiet little lane I know where nobody goes much
01:01:39before you get to everything.
01:01:40Oh, what about the old mine workings?
01:01:42About a mile or so up.
01:01:44That'll do.
01:01:44Come on, Erica.
01:01:44Go.
01:02:15Let's try the old mine workings.
01:02:33Robert!
01:02:34Hang on.
01:02:35I'm coming.
01:03:12I'm coming.
01:03:14Here they are.
01:03:15Quick.
01:03:15Here they are.
01:03:15In here.
01:03:16Come on, boys.
01:03:16Come on.
01:03:20We've left the dog behind.
01:03:21He's all right.
01:03:21They'll find him.
01:03:22You're all right, you mean.
01:03:23I'm going back.
01:03:23Don't be serious.
01:03:24Let me get you.
01:03:24Come on.
01:03:27Hold on, miss.
01:03:28Hold on.
01:03:28Have you got him?
01:03:29No, he's got him.
01:03:31Which way did he go?
01:03:32Now, Miss Burgoyne,
01:03:33we know that you're being involved in this is no fault of your own.
01:03:37Really?
01:03:38We naturally surmised that you were trying to trap him.
01:03:41I see.
01:03:41When he gave you the slip,
01:03:43where do you think he was making for?
01:03:45I don't know.
01:03:46And he said nothing at all?
01:03:47Nothing at all.
01:03:49Miss Burgoyne,
01:03:50I'm doing all I can to make things easy for you.
01:03:52Will you please try and make them easy for me?
01:03:54I've got a job on here.
01:03:55I've got to find a murderer.
01:03:56Then why don't you?
01:03:57Well, we're doing our best.
01:03:58You're not.
01:03:58Can't you see what a mistake you're making?
01:04:00You find a clue, then follow it to death.
01:04:02The evidence against Tisdall is very strong.
01:04:04It's not.
01:04:04Can't you tell he didn't do it?
01:04:06He had no reason to.
01:04:07The woman was helping him.
01:04:08He told you that.
01:04:08Yes, he told us a lot of things.
01:04:10If you'd stop chasing him,
01:04:11you might find the real murderer.
01:04:12I should like to know
01:04:12why you take all this interest in Tisdall.
01:04:15Because...
01:04:17Because he's innocent.
01:04:18He couldn't kill anything.
01:04:20He's much too kind and gentle.
01:04:22Why, he's the finest person...
01:04:23I'm sorry to have kept you waiting, gentlemen.
01:04:31For what we're about to receive.
01:04:34May the Lord make us truly thankful.
01:04:46Christopher, try not to be so noisy with your soup.
01:04:49Okay.
01:05:10Your father would like to see you when you finish, Miss Erika.
01:05:35Come in, Miss Erika, my dear.
01:05:37I wanted us to have a little talk together.
01:05:43I can quite understand that you didn't want to speak in front of those detectives.
01:05:50But surely there's something that you want to tell me...
01:05:52that might help us to find this fellow.
01:05:56No problem.
01:05:57There's nothing.
01:06:00I see.
01:06:01You still persist in shielding a man wanted for murder.
01:06:05He's not a murderer.
01:06:11You know as well as I do that you're committing a criminal offense.
01:06:14And I'm responsible.
01:06:23You'd better read this.
01:06:38Must you do this, Father?
01:06:42You'd better go to your room.
01:06:43Stay there at the time.
01:06:44Don't worry, I'm sorry.
01:06:45I was going to get a little bit.
01:06:49Bye.
01:06:56Bye.
01:06:57Bye.
01:06:58Bye.
01:06:59Bye.
01:07:00Bye.
01:07:02Bye.
01:07:07Bye.
01:07:10Bye.
01:07:12Bye.
01:07:13No, no, no, no.
01:07:58Is everything all right? Has old Will found you?
01:08:03I'm going to give myself up. That's why I came back.
01:08:08I wanted to tell them that I forced you into it.
01:08:11To say goodbye.
01:08:13I did it because I wanted to.
01:08:15There's no use. A coat with no belt was the end of everything.
01:08:19I suppose they found it in the car.
01:08:21Yes, they brought it in while I was being questioned.
01:08:23No belt in the pocket by any chance?
01:08:25No. Nothing but a box of matches from the Grand Hotel.
01:08:49I've got to go. Old Will's waiting.
01:08:55Would you go now?
01:08:59I don't want to look around.
01:09:12No. No, no, no.
01:09:18No, no, no, no.
01:09:34Ellica!
01:09:39Those matches...
01:09:40did you say Grand Hotel?
01:09:43Yes, why?
01:09:44I've never been there in my life.
01:09:48Then whoever killed...
01:09:50Has been, or still is, at the Grand Hotel.
01:10:20Well, if it didn't Cinderella, what's the idea?
01:10:23What idea?
01:10:24This dressing up for the ball.
01:10:26I don't know what you mean, officer.
01:10:27Well, this.
01:10:31I've been watching you for the last half hour.
01:10:47I'm so glad you came back.
01:10:48I don't know what I'd have done without you.
01:10:50After all, you're the only one that can recognize him.
01:10:52These boots pinch a bit.
01:10:53I haven't had time to slit them for my corns.
01:11:00Hadn't we better start looking for him?
01:11:02Yes, all right.
01:11:12Here, what's that place?
01:11:14Perhaps the office.
01:11:15Well, perhaps they know a bloke what twitches.
01:11:17I'll go and ask.
01:11:21Excuse me, miss.
01:11:23You don't happen to know...
01:11:24Just a moment, please.
01:11:26All right.
01:11:29It's no good asking her.
01:11:30She'll never know a thing like that.
01:11:33What about driving there, eh?
01:11:35Yes, anywhere.
01:11:36Yes.
01:11:55Yes, sir?
01:12:00Table for two, please.
01:12:09You ought to order tea or something if you're going to stay here long.
01:12:11What?
01:12:12Sure to have beer.
01:12:13I don't hear the candle at any moment.
01:12:15I'd better order it as I'm the man, eh?
01:12:17Psst.
01:12:18Two cups of tea, please.
01:12:19Indian or China, sir?
01:12:21No, tea.
01:12:33You keep an eye while I telephone her father.
01:12:35Begat on.
01:12:36Haven't you seen anyone with a twitch yet?
01:12:38Too many people.
01:12:39You must find him.
01:12:40Well, you can't ask them all if they twitch his camera.
01:12:42Now, we've bitten off water we can chill here.
01:12:45He must be here somewhere.
01:12:46When it comes to doing tricks, that excites your dancing feet.
01:12:52I'm right here to tell you, mister, no one can like the drummer man.
01:12:57When it comes to doing tricks with a pair of hickory sticks, I'm right here to tell you, sister, no
01:13:05one can like the drummer man.
01:13:07Every man who plays in the band is wonderful too.
01:13:11Every man who plays in the band is wonderful too.
01:13:13I've got to give credit where credit is due.
01:13:17But when it comes to make that music up, make you give it all it's got, I'm right here to
01:13:24tell you, mister, no one can like the drummer man.
01:13:28Let's go.
01:13:29Let's go.
01:13:51Let's go.
01:13:55Let's go.
01:14:01Let's go.
01:14:05Let's go.
01:14:10Let's go.
01:14:11Let's go.
01:14:16Let's go.
01:14:28I'm not sort of twitch either just with one eye.
01:14:32No, both eyes.
01:14:43i can't see nothing with all these people crowding about can't we go to another table
01:14:48we can't they're all taken well we've got to give a look somehow what about dancing around
01:14:53can you dance no of course not ducky but i don't mind having a go it's only half walking anyway
01:15:00wish i had my old boots
01:15:32so
01:15:40so
01:15:46so
01:15:49so
01:15:54so
01:15:55so
01:15:57so
01:16:02so
01:16:04so
01:16:06so
01:16:24so
01:16:35i want you all man don't come in again like that it isn't funny and i pay someone else to
01:16:42make
01:16:42the orchestrations
01:16:49i'm afraid it's no good ducky we mustn't give up the cops have been watching us for the past
01:16:54quarter of an hour i know i didn't think you'd noticed i didn't think you hadn't neither they're
01:16:59probably looking for mr tisdell
01:17:30i shouldn't take too many of those old man i'll take as many as i don't please
01:17:33all right all right i'm sorry anyway given me to stop this twitch it's got to be stopped somehow
01:17:38it's getting on my nerves
01:17:41come on boys time's up
01:17:45i want to thank you for your patience and your consideration
01:17:48the whole thing's beyond me you must go in
01:17:50sorry sir but it can't be helped
01:17:52yes of course go ahead do whatever you think fit
01:17:55there's nothing you need to do sir
01:17:57i was saying there's nothing you need to do to her
01:17:59it's all right i'm not going to have any trouble but you didn't think of that sooner
01:18:02you might have saved a great deal of trouble well take him inside sergeant
01:18:05i'm going to get miss burgoyne and the other man
01:18:10all right boys give us a name
01:18:13whereabouts
01:18:14over there
01:18:16ask him to come out will you
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