They Drive By Night (1938) Emlyn Williams, Anna Konstam, Allan Jeayes | Hollywood Classics movie
They Drive by Night is a 1938 British black-and-white crime thriller film directed by Arthur B. Woods and starring Emlyn Williams as Shorty, an ex-con, and Ernest Thesiger as Walter Hoover, an ex-schoolmaster. It was produced by Warner Bros. - First National Productions and based on the novel They Drive by Night by James Curtis.
The picture is sometimes confused with the 1940 American film They Drive by Night based on the novel The Long Haul by A. I. Bezzerides and featuring George Raft and Humphrey Bogart. It also appears to have the alternate title, perhaps only in the United States, of 'Murder on the Run'.
Director: Arthur B. Woods
Producer: Jerome Jackson
Written by Paul Gangelin, Derek Twist
Screenplay: James Curtis Based on They Drive by Night by James Curtis
Starring: Emlyn Williams
Ernest Thesiger
Music: Bretton Byrd
Cinematography: Basil Emmott
Edit: Leslie Norman
Production company: Warner Bros. - First National Productions
Distribution: Warner Bros. (UK)
Release date : 1938
Running time: 84 minutes
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Source: Wikipedia
The picture is sometimes confused with the 1940 American film They Drive by Night based on the novel The Long Haul by A. I. Bezzerides and featuring George Raft and Humphrey Bogart. It also appears to have the alternate title, perhaps only in the United States, of 'Murder on the Run'.
Director: Arthur B. Woods
Producer: Jerome Jackson
Written by Paul Gangelin, Derek Twist
Screenplay: James Curtis Based on They Drive by Night by James Curtis
Starring: Emlyn Williams
Ernest Thesiger
Music: Bretton Byrd
Cinematography: Basil Emmott
Edit: Leslie Norman
Production company: Warner Bros. - First National Productions
Distribution: Warner Bros. (UK)
Release date : 1938
Running time: 84 minutes
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Source: Wikipedia
Transcript
00:00:00 [Music]
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00:00:51 [Crickets chirping]
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00:01:05 What time do they do it?
00:01:06 Nine o'clock. They always do it at nine o'clock.
00:01:09 [Door creaking]
00:01:17 Come on then.
00:01:18 Have those when you came in?
00:01:31 Yeah.
00:01:32 They'll be so dry they'll burn your blooming lungs out.
00:01:35 I'd smoke a bit of old rope after eighteen months of this.
00:01:38 [Music]
00:01:44 Stand up there.
00:01:45 All right, sit down.
00:01:54 O'Leary.
00:01:56 Full name?
00:02:00 Jimmy O'Leary.
00:02:01 Committed from?
00:02:02 The Old Bailey.
00:02:03 How long?
00:02:04 One year.
00:02:05 Warren Toppins. Sign there.
00:02:08 Come on.
00:02:13 Next.
00:02:15 A topping that early in the morning.
00:02:25 Yeah, won't I be glad to get out of here before they do.
00:02:28 Next.
00:02:29 Full name?
00:02:32 Albert Owen Matthews.
00:02:33 Where from?
00:02:34 Swansea.
00:02:35 Committed from?
00:02:36 Clixton.
00:02:37 How long?
00:02:38 Eighteen months.
00:02:39 One pound, eight and six months. Sign there.
00:02:42 Come on, this way.
00:02:52 [Music]
00:03:14 Good luck, be all right.
00:03:15 Well, you'll be out of games with me, boy.
00:03:17 Dead.
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00:03:26 Excuse me, can I have a word with you?
00:03:28 What about?
00:03:29 You've just been in there, haven't you?
00:03:31 So what if I have?
00:03:32 No offense, men. I just wondered if you ever got to speak to this chap, Alan.
00:03:35 Alan? You mean the fellow they're going to top this morning?
00:03:38 Aye. Did you know him?
00:03:40 No.
00:03:41 He wasn't a bad chap. I just wondered how he took it.
00:03:44 Now look here, Jock, you can't go around killing James and expect to get away with it.
00:03:47 I don't think he meant to kill her, you see it.
00:03:49 Well, he did, didn't he? And for that stroke you get, well, you get the nine o'clock walk.
00:03:53 Your pal of yours?
00:03:55 No, he's my brother.
00:03:58 [Bell tolls]
00:04:02 [Bell tolls]
00:04:11 [Bell tolls]
00:04:24 [Bell tolls]
00:04:28 I see they topped that, Alan. Even with all them people signing that petition.
00:04:39 Yeah. All that schmuzzle didn't do him no good.
00:04:42 Well, why should it? There's got to be a law out there.
00:04:45 Now take you and me. Why can't I sleep home peacefully at night? Why?
00:04:49 Because you ain't got a lodger, cock.
00:04:51 How's the old Charlie? What's your hurry?
00:04:54 - When did you get back? - This morning.
00:04:56 You're looking good.
00:04:57 Well, I ought to be. I've been resting for 18 moons.
00:05:00 Give us a cup of the old Acamaraca, Charlie, will you?
00:05:02 Sure.
00:05:03 If you like the old times, seeing you round the place again, shorty.
00:05:05 That's right.
00:05:07 Give us a fresh packet of fags, will you?
00:05:09 I had these when I went in and they burn like your grandmother's feather bed.
00:05:13 - Yeah? - Yeah.
00:05:14 How's all the boys, Murray?
00:05:15 Oh, all right. Most of them are all right.
00:05:17 Some of them have been away for a bit. You know how it is.
00:05:20 I know. A lot of fatties after you all the time. Never giving a fella a chance.
00:05:24 What have you been doing, Murray?
00:05:26 Oh, a little of this, a little of that. I've been lucky.
00:05:29 I'm running the Pins and Needles Club now.
00:05:31 Cutting into my business, he is.
00:05:33 Oh, is that so?
00:05:34 All the boys still hang out there?
00:05:36 Yeah. You'll be along again, I suppose.
00:05:39 You try and keep me out.
00:05:41 You'd better spend your money in here, shorty.
00:05:43 Your snooker will be too rusty to play with that bunch.
00:05:45 I'll pick it up quick enough.
00:05:47 I'll be seeing you then. So long.
00:05:49 See you tonight.
00:05:50 All right.
00:05:51 You know, Charlie, my boy, this is the real stuff out of the wash I've been used to.
00:05:57 Got some milk in it.
00:05:58 I should say so.
00:06:00 What are you going to do, shorty?
00:06:01 Are you going back on the old lark?
00:06:03 What else can I do?
00:06:05 Why don't you get out of it? Get a straight job.
00:06:07 Look at me. The boys are my best customers.
00:06:10 But not yours truly. No.
00:06:12 I stay off the crook and keep me nose clean.
00:06:14 And when I go away, it's only the south end.
00:06:17 That's all right for you, but ever since I was a kid, they've had it in for me.
00:06:20 Come off it. It's not as bad as that.
00:06:22 That's all you know.
00:06:23 The ones who've been inside, they keep on after you,
00:06:25 and they'll put you in a stir for nothing just because you've got a record.
00:06:28 Charlie?
00:06:29 What's your name?
00:06:30 Hello. Can I have a packet of the usual?
00:06:32 Sure.
00:06:33 Here you are, sweetheart.
00:06:42 Chalk it up, will you?
00:06:43 Oh, all right.
00:06:45 (HORN HONKS)
00:06:47 Long time since you've been that close to a duty, eh, Charlie?
00:06:54 Too long.
00:06:55 Who's she?
00:06:58 One of the regulars.
00:07:00 Remember Alice? Alice Carson I've hung out with?
00:07:04 Is she still about?
00:07:05 Is she still about?
00:07:06 I should say she is.
00:07:07 Got a job at the Pallady Dance.
00:07:09 Dance hostess.
00:07:10 And that clothes. I don't know where she gets them from.
00:07:13 She's a million-dollar baby now.
00:07:15 Too rich for your blood, surely?
00:07:17 She is, is she?
00:07:18 But I can soon take care of that.
00:07:20 Where's she live?
00:07:21 Round the corner in Drummond Street.
00:07:23 Over the newsagents.
00:07:24 I might go along one of these days and have a butcher's.
00:07:26 Sure, why not?
00:07:27 She'd be glad to see you, for old times' sake.
00:07:29 I'll have my story over, Charlie.
00:07:30 That's all right. It's on the house.
00:07:32 Glad to see you back again.
00:07:33 Oh, well, thanks.
00:07:34 I think I'll go along and see if I can find one or two of the boys.
00:07:38 Sure.
00:07:39 And if you don't find them, come back here about seven o'clock.
00:07:42 Someone will be in for a search.
00:07:44 Sure.
00:07:45 OK, me old Charlie.
00:07:46 Um, shorty.
00:07:48 Give my love to Alice.
00:07:50 How's the flowers? Lovely blooms.
00:07:57 How much are roses, ma'am?
00:07:58 A shilling and a marquise, thanks.
00:07:59 I'll give you a tenner.
00:08:00 Ah, all right, Ducks.
00:08:02 God bless you.
00:08:04 How's this, huh?
00:08:06 [music]
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00:08:40 [snoring]
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00:09:02 Alice.
00:09:03 [music]
00:09:13 Blimey, Alice. You don't half sleep.
00:09:15 [music]
00:09:41 Alice, I...
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00:09:46 [moans]
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00:10:01 [door slams]
00:10:02 [music]
00:10:31 Well, young man?
00:10:32 Morning, ma.
00:10:34 Here, not so fast.
00:10:35 What are you doing in my house?
00:10:37 I was just looking for a pal of mine up there upstairs.
00:10:40 Oh, you were, were you?
00:10:41 Yes.
00:10:42 It's that Alice.
00:10:43 I told her when she took a room here, I says none of your tricks here, miss, I says.
00:10:46 I don't know what you're talking about.
00:10:47 I don't know anything about... No, Alice.
00:10:49 I was just looking for a pal of mine, like I said.
00:10:52 Come on, I want to get off here.
00:10:54 I'm going upstairs to put her right out, so don't you let me catch you here again.
00:10:58 [music]
00:11:19 Listen here, my girl.
00:11:20 [music]
00:11:24 [screams]
00:11:26 Oh, my God, please!
00:11:28 [music]
00:11:44 [rain]
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00:12:42 Once again, we bring you an episode in our series of famous murder trials.
00:12:47 This week, we will reconstruct for you a case in which a murder was solved by one detail after another.
00:12:54 It was built up into an unbreakable chain of circumstantial evidence.
00:12:58 The murderer tried to prove an alibi, but it didn't help him.
00:13:01 The evidence collected gradually and remorselessly.
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00:16:07 You don't have to be going up north, mate, do you?
00:16:09 Might be. Why?
00:16:10 Well, I want to get up to Sheffield.
00:16:11 Huh?
00:16:12 There's a missus up there.
00:16:13 Well, I'll see what I can do.
00:16:14 I'm going to have a cup of chow. I'd better come on in.
00:16:15 Well, uh...
00:16:16 [chatter]
00:16:22 Quike, are you going up north again already?
00:16:24 Blimey, I go down to the yard and unload.
00:16:25 They turn me round and send me back again like a blooming trite.
00:16:28 What are you grumbling about? You get an extra ten bob for yourself, don't you?
00:16:30 Ten bob?
00:16:31 Even with the extras, you can't make a decent living at this job.
00:16:34 If it wasn't for the missus making the bid on the side with the cab, we'd be blooming well starved.
00:16:38 Come on, miss, come on. Let's have a cup of tea.
00:16:40 Get that tea now.
00:16:41 What's yours, John?
00:16:42 No, mate, this is my treat.
00:16:44 Can you get a room for me, please, in one of them sausage rows, please?
00:16:47 Leave it to me, Ducks.
00:16:49 How's business down your way, Walt?
00:16:50 Not so bad. The old woman's half dead at night serving teas and all.
00:16:53 I shouldn't know. You've got to work hard for your dough these days.
00:16:55 It's a proper Charlie asking.
00:16:56 You're right.
00:16:57 Good evening.
00:16:58 Hello, Wally.
00:16:59 Lovely night, ain't it?
00:17:00 Sorry, Ducks, nothing doing.
00:17:01 What do you mean, nothing doing?
00:17:03 I'm not going your way and I can't give you a lift.
00:17:05 Who asked for a lift anyway?
00:17:07 Now, look here, I can't lose my job over you lorry girls.
00:17:10 Lorry girls? What do you mean?
00:17:11 Aye, aye, aye, cut it out.
00:17:12 You keep your mouth shut.
00:17:13 I ain't going to let no big stiff of a lorry driver get fresh with me.
00:17:16 [shouting]
00:17:22 Take your filthy hands off me.
00:17:24 I'll have the police on you.
00:17:25 [shouting]
00:17:29 I'm going to be fighting somebody else, you see.
00:17:31 [shouting]
00:17:33 That's enough of that, boys.
00:17:34 It's all right now, Gordon, it's all over.
00:17:35 Just forget it.
00:17:36 I didn't talk him while he was writing.
00:17:38 No, no, he didn't.
00:17:39 Them Jones are the curse of the road.
00:17:40 They get tougher every day.
00:17:41 Well, them too was tough, all right.
00:17:42 Did you find many of them up and down the place?
00:17:44 Yeah, dozens of them.
00:17:47 I'll knock it.
00:17:48 Take a picture of that bloke with Wally.
00:17:50 So your missus lives in Shelby?
00:17:53 Yeah, she works there.
00:17:54 She's got a business there.
00:17:57 There you are.
00:17:58 There it is.
00:17:59 His name's Matthews.
00:18:01 You and your Matthews.
00:18:02 How could he get here?
00:18:03 Oh, I don't know about that.
00:18:05 But anyway, it says here he's a little bloke with dark hair wearing a grey suit.
00:18:09 You better ask Wally.
00:18:11 Come on, get your mind back on the game.
00:18:13 What is it, mate?
00:18:14 Oh, sorry, I just thought I saw a chap I know, so...
00:18:17 Oi, Wally.
00:18:21 What?
00:18:22 Come here a minute.
00:18:23 I jumped in to see you.
00:18:25 What?
00:18:26 What is it?
00:18:28 Just take a look at this.
00:18:30 I thought it was you.
00:18:33 Yeah!
00:18:34 What's the matter with you?
00:18:35 What's the matter with you?
00:18:36 What's the matter with you?
00:18:37 Wally, what do you take this place for?
00:18:38 What's the matter with you?
00:18:39 I'll teach you to go around running after another fella's missus.
00:18:42 What?
00:18:43 We are partying.
00:18:44 I ain't never seen this bloke before.
00:18:45 No, and I ain't never seen you before neither, only once.
00:18:48 But you've been seeing plenty of a certain party, ain't you, Mr. Blooming Smith?
00:18:52 Smith?
00:18:53 Now I know his office now.
00:18:55 Now don't you try that on with me.
00:18:56 My name ain't Smith, and I never told no one it was.
00:18:59 Of course he's not Smith.
00:19:00 This man's name's Mackenzie.
00:19:01 Wait a minute.
00:19:03 Is this straight up?
00:19:05 Of course it's straight up.
00:19:06 I'm not trying to kill anybody.
00:19:07 Well, I'm sorry.
00:19:09 Well, a chap can make a mistake, can't he?
00:19:11 You can't go on making mistakes like that.
00:19:13 Well, you see, I only saw this fella once, and well, all I can say is if you ain't him, well, you're his twin, that's all.
00:19:19 Okay?
00:19:20 Okay.
00:19:21 But I'd like to give you back that one you gave me.
00:19:24 Take that on tea, will you?
00:19:25 Righto.
00:19:26 Here, Bill.
00:19:29 What?
00:19:30 Get a basinful of this.
00:19:31 All the time we was talking about him, he was thinking I was no better than his lodger, and we thought you was a murderer.
00:19:35 Blimey.
00:19:36 This Matthew's I'm looking for.
00:19:37 Matthew's who's he?
00:19:38 The bloke what done in that girl today.
00:19:40 Oh, him?
00:19:41 Yes.
00:19:42 Come on, lads, what's he gonna be?
00:19:43 A rosy lead for me.
00:19:44 I'll have a cup of tea.
00:19:45 What makes you think I was this Matthew's?
00:19:46 Well, the paper said he was a little bloke wearing a grey suit.
00:19:48 I've been telling you, John, there's thousands of little blokes in this world and thousands of grey suits too.
00:19:53 That's right, and there's one too many now, isn't there?
00:19:55 That's right.
00:19:56 Oh, tell us, do you know this fella Smith?
00:19:59 George Smith his name is, and he drives a lorry too.
00:20:01 No, no, no, no, that was George.
00:20:03 I knew that I'd gone there, wouldn't I?
00:20:05 I suppose you would.
00:20:06 Well, better drink up, you're coming along with me.
00:20:08 How much is that, mate?
00:20:10 I'll see you, four teas now and the other lot, give us a bob, John.
00:20:12 There you are.
00:20:13 Good night, buddy.
00:20:14 Good night.
00:20:15 Good night, my mate.
00:20:16 Well, no hard feelings, eh?
00:20:17 No, that's all right, mate.
00:20:19 But here, if you come across this George Smith, give him the same wallop you give me, will you?
00:20:23 Good night, buddy.
00:20:24 Good night.
00:20:25 Good night, mate.
00:20:26 Bungo, go on.
00:20:27 Blimey.
00:20:29 [train whistle]
00:20:31 You going far tonight?
00:20:56 To the side of Bedford.
00:20:57 My wife runs one of these here, Caps.
00:20:59 Does she?
00:21:00 Must have rubbed your legs up in some of them sacks.
00:21:02 We know up in Ippy.
00:21:03 How?
00:21:04 Now, look here, son, I don't think you've proved you aren't this fella they're looking for.
00:21:20 Don't worry, I tell my aunt.
00:21:22 Who are you, anyway?
00:21:23 My name's Thompson.
00:21:24 What?
00:21:25 Now.
00:21:26 Got something to prove it?
00:21:28 Well, perhaps I haven't, perhaps I haven't.
00:21:30 What's it got to do with you, anyway?
00:21:31 Why do you take me up if you think I'm this fella, Matthews?
00:21:34 Well, if I said anything in the cap, I might have got an innocent bloke into trouble.
00:21:37 And I wasn't sure.
00:21:39 You wasn't?
00:21:42 Meaning you are now?
00:21:43 Well, I can always change my mind.
00:21:44 How do you think you are running the rule over me?
00:21:46 I ain't running the rule over you.
00:21:47 Don't look at the fix I'm in.
00:21:48 I'll give you a lift, and if you are this year, Matthews, you'll also get into trouble.
00:21:52 What you gonna do?
00:21:53 Nothing.
00:21:54 When you get to Bedford, you'll have to explain yourself to the cops.
00:21:56 Now, look here, what...
00:21:57 Why don't you try any copers with me?
00:21:58 Why ain't you good tempered as a jock?
00:22:00 Listen.
00:22:04 I admit it.
00:22:05 I'm sorry, Matthews.
00:22:06 I'm the fella they're looking for, but I didn't do it, so help me, I didn't.
00:22:09 What?
00:22:10 You couldn't turn me in, you couldn't.
00:22:11 You said just now you'd never get an innocent fella into trouble.
00:22:13 Well, I'm innocent, see?
00:22:14 And why are you doing the scarper?
00:22:15 Because they'd never give me a break.
00:22:16 I got a record, see?
00:22:17 And once they caught me, well, they wouldn't even start looking for the fella that really done it.
00:22:20 Look, you didn't do it.
00:22:21 There must be some way of proving it.
00:22:22 There isn't, I tell you, there isn't.
00:22:23 They got me on this thing they call circumstantial evidence.
00:22:25 It'll only make it any worse for running away.
00:22:27 I've got to keep away from them.
00:22:29 I might strike lucky, you never know.
00:22:31 They might find the guy that really done it, by accident perhaps.
00:22:33 You sound as if you're telling the truth.
00:22:35 They don't cut no ice.
00:22:36 It ain't up to me to help you get away and lose my job.
00:22:39 They top me for the dead, sir.
00:22:41 Look here, son, I've got a wife.
00:22:42 I know.
00:22:44 [thunder]
00:22:46 [crying]
00:22:49 [crying]
00:22:51 [crying]
00:22:53 [crying]
00:22:55 [crying]
00:22:58 [thunder]
00:23:00 [crying]
00:23:02 [crying]
00:23:04 [thunder]
00:23:06 [crying]
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00:23:27 [crying]
00:23:40 [engine starting]
00:23:42 [engine revving]
00:23:50 [engine revving]
00:23:52 Hi, mate. What's up?
00:24:15 Had a bit of a skid, nearly broke me ruddy neck.
00:24:17 Are you all right?
00:24:18 Well, I am if this perishin' wagon is. Have a look, will you, chum?
00:24:20 Yeah, all right.
00:24:21 She looks all right to me.
00:24:27 Headlamp's a bit bent.
00:24:29 How's the steering?
00:24:31 Well, it don't seem so bad. I'll straighten her up.
00:24:34 All right, go on. Back as you are.
00:24:36 [engine revving]
00:24:38 She'll do.
00:24:47 Well, I'm a bit shaky, ain't you?
00:24:48 So would you be if you just missed copping a packet?
00:24:50 Yeah, they stopped you tonight.
00:24:51 Who?
00:24:53 The coppers. They're now part lookin' for some bloke from London.
00:24:55 I've been stopped twice.
00:24:56 You have?
00:24:57 Yeah.
00:24:58 I ain't seen nobody.
00:24:59 You will. Well, if your phone gets raughty, I'll back you up.
00:25:01 You was dazzled.
00:25:02 I was what?
00:25:03 You was dazzled by headlights.
00:25:04 How I getcha.
00:25:05 Us drivers are gonna stick together.
00:25:07 Life's tough enough without losing your job over an accident.
00:25:09 Sure, well, I was dazzled by headlights, and if the phone cuts up rough, I'll let you know.
00:25:12 Yeah, OK.
00:25:13 Oh, uh, I'm Sid Parsons.
00:25:15 Driving for Knoll Brothers, Lancaster.
00:25:17 Thanks, Chuck.
00:25:18 OK, so long. Good luck.
00:25:19 So long.
00:25:20 [engine revving]
00:25:26 [engine revving]
00:25:28 How you feeling, Chuck?
00:25:50 Oh, it's... it's my head.
00:25:53 I thought you'd been in your... best-your-brains-out.
00:25:56 Can we get up out of the seat?
00:25:57 I think so.
00:25:58 Come on.
00:25:59 Thanks.
00:26:00 Where... where are we?
00:26:03 We've just come through a place called Midwell.
00:26:05 Oh, yes. I know.
00:26:07 How far is this cafe yours?
00:26:08 Oh, about... about ten miles.
00:26:11 Oh.
00:26:12 [groans]
00:26:13 You've done awfully bad to me.
00:26:15 Awesome.
00:26:16 Last all right, now you get to my place.
00:26:19 Oh.
00:26:20 I think I'd better get out to the next place and try and get you something.
00:26:23 [engine revving]
00:26:25 You sit tight. I won't be out for much.
00:26:36 Shorty!
00:26:45 Hello, Molly. What you doing up here?
00:26:47 I've been up in Manchester.
00:26:48 Didn't like it there, so I came back to town.
00:26:50 The old pallet?
00:26:51 Yes, the dance hostess.
00:26:52 But... but what about you?
00:26:53 You're driving a lorry now. I thought you'd been away.
00:26:55 Well, you see, Molly, I've turned it in now, and I'm going straight, see,
00:26:57 and I've changed my moniker too.
00:26:59 You'll call me Bert, will you?
00:27:00 Oh, that's smashing, Shorty.
00:27:02 Well, I mean Bert.
00:27:03 How's Alice? Seen her lately?
00:27:05 No, not at the time, yes.
00:27:06 Funny how she was always saying how she wished you'd quit before...
00:27:08 well, before it was too late.
00:27:10 That's right. Oi!
00:27:11 Shh!
00:27:12 Yes, she was working with me at the old pallet.
00:27:14 Started just after you went away.
00:27:15 Did she?
00:27:16 We were together before I got that screwy idea about going to Manchester.
00:27:18 Sorry, Molly, but I got me mate been took bad up in the lorry.
00:27:20 See, and I've got to get on with it. Oi!
00:27:22 Someday you're going to get into trouble picking up these lorry girls.
00:27:24 What?
00:27:25 If you never take chances, you never get nowhere.
00:27:27 And this one's worth a bit of trouble.
00:27:29 Pretty odd, ain't she?
00:27:30 If you ain't careful, they'll be looking for you.
00:27:32 Like this broke down in London.
00:27:33 Who do you mean?
00:27:34 This Matthews fellow.
00:27:35 Oh, yes, I read about him.
00:27:37 Not me, boy.
00:27:38 I treat 'em rough, but not too rough.
00:27:40 Oi!
00:27:45 Cup of tea, champ?
00:27:46 No, Tar, me mate's just been took bad.
00:27:48 You haven't got anything, have you?
00:27:49 Got some aspirin.
00:27:50 OK, I'll do it.
00:27:51 How are you getting back to town?
00:27:52 I've been copying lips.
00:27:53 This is my chauffeur.
00:27:54 Come on, kid.
00:27:55 Let's have a walk.
00:27:56 OK.
00:27:57 How much is it?
00:27:58 Twenty.
00:27:59 Well, goodbye, I bet.
00:28:01 Cheerio, all the best.
00:28:02 So long.
00:28:03 Who's your friend?
00:28:06 Just a bloke I used to know in London.
00:28:08 Come on, up here.
00:28:10 So long, sir.
00:28:12 So long, Molly.
00:28:13 Here, here, wait a minute.
00:28:27 London's the other way, isn't it?
00:28:29 You'll get to London all right, sweetheart.
00:28:31 Don't you worry.
00:28:32 There's a place up here I want to stop at first.
00:28:34 If you're thinking of starting anything, you're barmy.
00:28:36 You've got to be nice to a fellow, ain't you?
00:28:38 As long as you're nice to me.
00:28:40 Feeling better?
00:28:49 Yes, Franks.
00:28:50 You know, you're taking a lot of trouble for me,
00:28:52 considering the fix you're in.
00:28:53 Oh, forget it.
00:28:54 What are you going to do?
00:28:55 I'm going to top you off with your wife's cap
00:28:57 and then go off on my own.
00:28:58 Oh.
00:28:59 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:00 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:01 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:02 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:03 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:04 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:05 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:06 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:07 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:08 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:09 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:10 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:11 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:12 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:13 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:14 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:15 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:16 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:17 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:18 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:19 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:20 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:21 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:22 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:23 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:24 I'll be back in a minute.
00:29:25 You've got nothing to worry about, sweetheart.
00:29:26 Now don't you come any capers with me.
00:29:27 Give us a little kiss, won't you?
00:29:28 Here, you let go of me.
00:29:29 Come on, give us a kiss.
00:29:30 Let go of me.
00:29:31 Come here, you little...
00:29:32 Let go!
00:29:33 Let go!
00:29:34 Let go!
00:29:35 Let go!
00:29:36 Let go!
00:29:37 Let go!
00:29:38 Let go!
00:29:39 Let go!
00:29:40 Let go!
00:29:41 Let go!
00:29:42 Let go!
00:29:43 Let go!
00:29:44 Let go!
00:29:45 Let go!
00:29:46 Let go!
00:29:47 Let go!
00:29:48 Let go!
00:29:49 Let go!
00:29:50 What's that?
00:29:51 Wait.
00:29:53 Wait.
00:29:54 Help!
00:29:59 Help me!
00:30:00 Help!
00:30:01 Help!
00:30:02 Help!
00:30:03 Shorty!
00:30:04 You get inside that lorry, go on!
00:30:06 You keep out of this, if you touch her I'll kill you!
00:30:08 Shorty!
00:30:09 Shorty?
00:30:10 Shorty Matthews!
00:30:11 You're the guy the cops are looking for for killing my Jane!
00:30:14 Shorty!
00:30:15 Shorty!
00:30:18 Shorty!
00:30:19 Come on, get in quick!
00:30:32 Shorty, is it true what he said?
00:30:33 Come on, get in quick!
00:30:34 Tell me, what happened?
00:30:35 I want to know!
00:30:36 I'll tell you later.
00:30:37 I want to know now!
00:30:38 My...
00:30:39 It was...
00:30:40 It was Alice.
00:30:41 What?
00:30:42 Some bloke done her in, you see, and they think it was me, but...
00:30:45 But it wasn't, so help me, it wasn't...
00:30:47 It wasn't me.
00:30:48 I tell you, I didn't do it, Molly.
00:30:50 She was dead when I found her, see?
00:30:52 And I lost me head and I ran away.
00:30:54 I lost me head, I tell you.
00:30:55 Get away from me!
00:30:56 I didn't do it, I tell you, Molly.
00:30:58 Come on, in quick.
00:30:59 Come on, get in quick.
00:31:00 No, please!
00:31:01 OK, listen, mate, go on.
00:31:03 Not in here!
00:31:04 It's alright, she's a pal of mine, I'll tell you about it later.
00:31:06 Oh, but Shorty, I've got to go!
00:31:10 You shut up and listen to me!
00:31:11 Not in here, Jim, what is all this?
00:31:13 (car engine)
00:31:16 (triumphant music)
00:31:20 (car door closes)
00:31:24 Evening.
00:31:29 Good evening.
00:31:30 Seen anyone in a Macintosh, a grey suit, about 5 foot 7?
00:31:33 You mean the Shorty Matthews?
00:31:34 That's the one.
00:31:35 No, I haven't seen nobody but a couple of lorry drivers.
00:31:37 One of them's a bloke I know, the other one was a stranger.
00:31:39 Oh?
00:31:40 Look at me.
00:31:41 He was about that size.
00:31:42 Oh, but he had on a lorry driver's cap.
00:31:44 Which way did he go?
00:31:45 I don't know.
00:31:46 How long ago was this?
00:31:47 About half an hour.
00:31:48 He was in a hurry, too.
00:31:49 Looks all unnerved.
00:31:50 At a guess, I'd say he was heading north.
00:31:52 See what kind of lorry he was driving?
00:31:53 No.
00:31:54 Do you think he was really in?
00:31:55 We'll let you know when we have a look at him.
00:31:56 Good night.
00:31:57 Thanks.
00:31:58 (car engine)
00:32:02 Here we are.
00:32:05 This is it.
00:32:06 OK, well, I'll just help you inside, then I'll breeze off.
00:32:10 You'd better come in for a minute.
00:32:11 Shorty, where are you going?
00:32:12 What's it got to do with you?
00:32:13 You don't believe me anyway.
00:32:14 Doesn't matter what I believe.
00:32:15 You helped me, didn't you?
00:32:16 You'd better come on in, champ.
00:32:17 We may be able to think of something.
00:32:18 (car engine)
00:32:21 Wait a minute.
00:32:28 Let's have a deco first.
00:32:29 OK, it's empty.
00:32:31 Come on.
00:32:32 (bells ringing)
00:32:40 Wally, what happened to the nurse?
00:32:41 It's all right, Doc said her accent caught a fork in me one.
00:32:43 Oh, do you think I'd better call the doctor?
00:32:44 No, no, don't be so daft.
00:32:45 I don't want to see a doctor.
00:32:46 Come on in the back room.
00:32:47 Well, I shall call the doctor if I think he is.
00:32:49 It's all right, I'll tell you.
00:32:50 Come on.
00:32:51 Now, what's the matter, Wally?
00:32:57 Oh, nothing.
00:32:58 This bloke helped me out and I wanted a bit of a chat, that's all.
00:33:01 Evening.
00:33:02 This is Miss, er...
00:33:03 Ani, evening.
00:33:04 Oh, look at your body.
00:33:05 Oh, it's all right, I'll tell you about it later.
00:33:07 Go and get us some tea, there's a dear.
00:33:08 Oh, all right.
00:33:09 All right.
00:33:10 Not again, chap.
00:33:13 You took a hell of a chance on your nurse.
00:33:15 If you're telling the truth, why don't you take another one and give yourself up?
00:33:18 Well, that's what I say.
00:33:19 If you didn't do it, why are you running away?
00:33:22 It's easy enough to talk like that when you haven't been in stir.
00:33:24 If you ain't got a record, I have.
00:33:26 Yes, but you shouldn't have run away.
00:33:27 Now, listen.
00:33:28 This chap, Alan, they just hanged for the same thing.
00:33:30 But I lost my head, that's all.
00:33:32 I couldn't help it, anybody would have.
00:33:33 Yes, I quite see that.
00:33:37 Now, Wally Mason, will you or will you not tell me what this is all about?
00:33:41 I'll be a sport now, give me five minutes and I'll tell you the whole story.
00:33:44 But don't worry, it ain't nothing to do with me.
00:33:46 Oh, all right.
00:33:48 Shorty, suppose I say I believe you.
00:33:56 Yes?
00:33:57 Where are you going to get running away like this?
00:33:58 But can't you see, if I manage to keep away for a bit, they might find the chap that really done it.
00:34:02 And I...
00:34:03 [Bell rings]
00:34:08 Evening.
00:34:10 Evening.
00:34:11 Evening of a stranger, a short man, grey suit, dark hair.
00:34:14 No, no I haven't.
00:34:16 You seem pretty nervous, something wrong here?
00:34:18 Oh, there's nothing wrong, everything's all right.
00:34:21 Well, if there's nothing wrong, you don't mind if we have a look around, do you?
00:34:23 Well, I...
00:34:24 Thank you, come on.
00:34:31 Hey!
00:34:32 Come on, you drive that way.
00:34:36 Now then, now then.
00:34:37 You take that side, I'll go up here.
00:34:42 [Music]
00:34:55 [Music]
00:35:10 [Music]
00:35:18 Take this way, you go down there.
00:35:20 One of them go here.
00:35:21 [Music]
00:35:37 [Music]
00:35:49 [Music]
00:35:55 [Music]
00:36:01 [Music]
00:36:09 [Music]
00:36:14 [Music]
00:36:19 Oh, that's all right, your husband's story sounds straight enough.
00:36:22 You better come along to the station and talk it over there.
00:36:24 You're wasting your time.
00:36:25 He picked me up on the road, I don't know anything about any murders.
00:36:28 Just come for the ride.
00:36:29 That's all right, I'll back you up, don't you worry.
00:36:31 Thank you.
00:36:32 I hope your head's better in the morning.
00:36:33 Good night.
00:36:34 I tell you, you're wasting your time.
00:36:37 Oh, come on.
00:36:38 Yeah, wait a minute.
00:36:42 Johnson, wait, take her along. Keep your eye on her.
00:36:48 [Music]
00:37:18 [Music]
00:37:35 Shorty, Shorty, what you doing?
00:37:36 Shut up, I know what I'm doing.
00:37:44 [Music]
00:37:51 Johnson, Johnson.
00:37:53 Carmen, please.
00:37:56 Shorty, you're crazy. They'll kill you for this.
00:38:01 Not if they don't catch me, they won't.
00:38:02 Oh, shorty.
00:38:03 You shut up.
00:38:04 You believe me, don't you Molly?
00:38:05 I suppose I do.
00:38:07 That's a good kid, I thought you would.
00:38:08 Well, you know what I felt about Alice, don't you?
00:38:10 I would never have done that to her.
00:38:11 I'll tell you what I'm going to do, see.
00:38:13 I'm going to drive this car on for a bit, then I'm going to ditch her, see.
00:38:15 And your story will be that I wouldn't stop to let you out, see.
00:38:18 But you're worse off than ever stealing a police car, you know.
00:38:20 I can't help that now.
00:38:21 Here's one.
00:38:25 I'm a police officer, the car's stolen, I must take yours.
00:38:32 Certainly, but I'm afraid I don't drive very well.
00:38:34 Oh, that's all right, I can drive.
00:38:35 Excellent, I'll move right over.
00:38:37 Now off this side, see, you can get in the back.
00:38:39 (car door slams)
00:38:40 (speaking in foreign language)
00:38:45 Well, this is where I scarf her.
00:38:56 Hello.
00:38:58 Shorty.
00:38:59 Yes.
00:39:00 I want to help you on this, I do, but I wish I could make you see there's only one right thing to do.
00:39:02 I've got to work this out for myself, kid.
00:39:04 Don't you worry about me, I'll be all right.
00:39:05 Hello.
00:39:06 Here.
00:39:08 Half a quid?
00:39:09 Yeah, but look here...
00:39:10 Oh, take it and shut up, I've got enough to get along on.
00:39:12 You're a great kid.
00:39:14 So long.
00:39:16 Oh, Shorty!
00:39:17 If you ever want me, remember I'll be at the Palais again.
00:39:19 Okay, well, I'll...
00:39:22 (car engine rumbles)
00:39:24 (wind howling)
00:39:25 (car engine rumbles)
00:39:47 (car engine rumbles)
00:39:48 Well, where is he?
00:39:55 I don't know.
00:39:56 Go on, scuttle around, boys.
00:39:57 Well, what's the matter?
00:39:58 Well, I'm frightened in a car with a murderer.
00:40:01 You put me here.
00:40:02 I'm sorry about that, but don't worry, we only want to ask you a few questions.
00:40:05 (dramatic music)
00:40:09 (dramatic music)
00:40:10 (car horn honks)
00:40:36 (crowd murmuring)
00:40:37 Hey, girls.
00:40:48 Hey, everyone.
00:40:49 Oh, hiya, girls.
00:40:50 Is Molly in yet?
00:40:51 No.
00:40:52 I can't wait to see her.
00:40:53 I can.
00:40:54 I expected you to say something like that.
00:40:55 Well, if you ask me, she's got a nerve coming back here at all.
00:40:58 Kedging rides from lorry drivers and chasing about with murderers.
00:41:01 It's the clown's wrong impression of all us girls.
00:41:03 (cheering)
00:41:05 Margie's jealous Molly got her picture in the paper.
00:41:07 Jealous?
00:41:08 She ought to have plenty of clients now.
00:41:10 I always think it gives a girl glamour.
00:41:11 I can get along without that kind of glamour.
00:41:13 Of course you can, darling.
00:41:14 You've got along so far without any at all, haven't you?
00:41:16 (laughing)
00:41:17 Molly!
00:41:19 How are you, darling?
00:41:20 Tell us what happened.
00:41:21 What did she say to you?
00:41:22 Well, give her a chance to get her breath.
00:41:24 Well, tell us what happened, Molly.
00:41:25 Well, there's nothing to tell, Dagson.
00:41:27 I just ran into Shorty by accident up there,
00:41:29 and when the police found out I got nothing to do with it,
00:41:30 they let me go, that's all.
00:41:31 But weren't you scared stiff being alone with a murderer?
00:41:33 What's that about Shorty Matthews to be scared or complaining?
00:41:36 (all talking at once)
00:41:37 Now listen, all of you.
00:41:38 Alice is my best friend, don't let's talk about it.
00:41:40 That's right.
00:41:41 Leave her alone, can't you?
00:41:42 (all talking at once)
00:41:43 Hello, Marge.
00:41:44 Hello.
00:41:45 Oh, what's the matter with you?
00:41:46 Oh, don't take any notice of her.
00:41:47 Snooty as usual, that's all.
00:41:49 Come along, girls.
00:41:50 It mustn't be late.
00:41:51 Make the place look alive.
00:41:52 (all talking at once)
00:41:53 Hello, Molly.
00:41:54 Hello, Pop.
00:41:55 Feeling all right, my dear?
00:41:56 Couldn't be better.
00:41:57 That's the girl.
00:41:58 You will be getting back into the swing of things in no time.
00:42:00 Of course she will.
00:42:01 It's sweet of you to take me back.
00:42:02 Oh, why shouldn't I?
00:42:03 You couldn't help what happened.
00:42:04 Well, thanks anyway.
00:42:05 All right, be as quick as you can, my dear, won't you?
00:42:07 (all talking at once)
00:42:08 (orchestral music playing)
00:42:26 Better to get you down, Ducks.
00:42:27 The girls know how you feel.
00:42:28 They'll soon stop talking about Alice.
00:42:30 Thanks, Pauline.
00:42:31 That's sweet of you.
00:42:32 You know, I'd never believe that little shorty Matthews
00:42:34 would do a thing like that.
00:42:35 I'm not so sure that he did do it.
00:42:36 What?
00:42:37 I say I'm not so sure that he did do it.
00:42:39 Are you free, miss?
00:42:40 (orchestral music playing)
00:43:08 (footsteps)
00:43:13 What are you doing in London?
00:43:14 I come back on my tracks.
00:43:15 Things was getting too hot for me up north,
00:43:17 so I copped a lorry coming down this way.
00:43:19 What do you want?
00:43:20 I'm on the ribs, Murray.
00:43:21 I've got to find a hideout.
00:43:22 You can't hide out here.
00:43:23 I don't mean that.
00:43:24 Any other boys about?
00:43:25 What if they are?
00:43:26 I won't bother, I'm honest.
00:43:27 All I want is a bit of dough, just enough to give me a break.
00:43:30 Okay.
00:43:31 How's the game on in the card room?
00:43:32 Not tough.
00:43:33 Tom about?
00:43:34 Paddy?
00:43:35 Yeah, the book there.
00:43:36 Not tough.
00:43:37 (footsteps)
00:43:49 Watch it, boys.
00:43:50 (footsteps)
00:43:56 What you looking at me like that for?
00:43:57 I didn't croak the kid, you know that.
00:43:59 We don't know a thing except what we read in the papers.
00:44:01 You believe me, Paddy, don't you?
00:44:03 Tom.
00:44:04 What do I know about it?
00:44:06 All I know is you're spoiling your game of poker.
00:44:08 You're in the wrong place if you think you're going to get any change out of ours.
00:44:11 Alice was a good king, Matthews.
00:44:13 I tell you, she was dead when I found her.
00:44:15 If you didn't do it, why did you run away?
00:44:16 Well, I got scared.
00:44:17 I knew they'd hang it on to me and...
00:44:19 (door opens)
00:44:21 The texts.
00:44:22 Two of them in the billiard room.
00:44:23 What?
00:44:24 Have they come for him?
00:44:25 What do you think?
00:44:26 Why the hell did you have to come here?
00:44:27 Boys, you wouldn't.
00:44:28 (footsteps)
00:44:29 You to bed, Tom.
00:44:31 I've got a camera.
00:44:32 I'm going up, Six.
00:44:33 I'll see you later.
00:44:34 That's all right.
00:44:35 I'm away.
00:44:36 You're away, aren't you?
00:44:37 What are you going to do, Tommy?
00:44:38 Evening, boys.
00:44:39 Oh, good evening, sir.
00:44:40 Lots of us here.
00:44:41 How's the missus?
00:44:42 That's right, boys, carry on.
00:44:43 We just called in to see everybody's happy.
00:44:45 They're as happy as a lot of blinking lights.
00:44:47 The fact is, we'd like to have a word with an old friend of yours, Tom.
00:44:49 Yes?
00:44:50 Who's that?
00:44:51 Reg Hammond.
00:44:52 Oh.
00:44:53 He been around lately?
00:44:54 Ain't seen him in a fortnight.
00:44:55 Tell him to give us a ring when you see him again, will you?
00:44:57 Sure.
00:44:58 Can he charge the car up to the yard?
00:44:59 Why not?
00:45:00 As long as he doesn't make it a trunk call.
00:45:02 What have you got, Tom?
00:45:03 Oh, that's too good for me.
00:45:04 Come on, let's--
00:45:05 You OK?
00:45:06 So long, boys.
00:45:07 So long, sir.
00:45:08 Mind up for the next one.
00:45:09 Don't forget, we don't want any missus.
00:45:10 [chatter]
00:45:11 Now get out and stay out, and round the back way.
00:45:16 But you boys do believe me, don't you?
00:45:18 I mean, you didn't turn me in.
00:45:19 Don't be a sap, Matthews.
00:45:20 You think we wanted to close the club because you're in here?
00:45:22 Go on, beat it.
00:45:23 Where can I go?
00:45:24 I haven't got any money, and--
00:45:25 Who cares about that anyway?
00:45:27 Here.
00:45:28 Get on your way, and don't come back.
00:45:30 [music playing]
00:45:32 You've got light on your feet.
00:45:51 Thanks.
00:45:52 You're a lucky kid, you know, getting a picture in the paper.
00:45:54 And my wife.
00:45:55 I mean, I haven't had a chance to dance with her the whole evening.
00:45:57 They've been through queuing up for you.
00:45:59 What's the hurry?
00:46:00 I'll be here tomorrow and every other night.
00:46:01 What say you and I go to some nice little place for a snack
00:46:03 after the session?
00:46:04 Thanks, but my father calls for me every night,
00:46:06 and he's very strict.
00:46:07 Oh, I've heard that one before.
00:46:09 Ticket?
00:46:13 Oh, thanks.
00:46:14 Good night.
00:46:15 [chatter]
00:46:17 [chatter]
00:46:18 Oh, look at her.
00:46:29 You know, with all the la-di-da, if she's not careful,
00:46:34 the same thing will happen to her, it'll happen to Alice.
00:46:36 I'm sorry, doc.
00:46:37 But Alice did take on a lot of dates, didn't she?
00:46:39 Yes, don't I know it.
00:46:40 Good night, girls.
00:46:41 Good night, Doc.
00:46:42 Good night.
00:46:43 Well, I must off along and get my bus.
00:46:45 Where do you live in there?
00:46:46 Same old dig.
00:46:47 Oh, well, I had to go somewhere where I'm good for a week's rent.
00:46:50 Well, good night.
00:46:51 See you tomorrow.
00:46:52 Good night, Pauline.
00:46:53 Short!
00:47:02 I had to come back.
00:47:03 They're still looking for me up north.
00:47:04 But they're bound to get you in that.
00:47:05 No, I'm better off down here.
00:47:06 Well, what are you going to do?
00:47:07 I don't know.
00:47:08 Well, perhaps some of my pals might help me,
00:47:09 but I was lucky the swans didn't turn me in.
00:47:10 Oh, Short.
00:47:11 Now, don't you start all that about giving yourself up,
00:47:12 because I'm not going to do it, see?
00:47:13 Listen, kid, you believe me, don't you?
00:47:15 Well, you said you did.
00:47:16 Yes, I do, Shorty.
00:47:17 Well, Molly, I don't want to drag you into this,
00:47:19 but you're the only pal I got, see?
00:47:21 Will you help me?
00:47:22 Well, what can I do?
00:47:23 Well, I got an idea.
00:47:24 First of all, I've got to find an empty loft somewhere
00:47:26 where I can hide out, see?
00:47:27 Perhaps an old house.
00:47:28 You don't know many, do you?
00:47:29 No, I don't, Shorty.
00:47:30 I've got to find some stuff, some grub and all.
00:47:33 Wait a minute.
00:47:34 I believe there is an old house.
00:47:35 All boarded up quite near my dig.
00:47:36 Oh, that sounds a ticky.
00:47:37 Well, come on.
00:47:38 I'll take you there.
00:47:39 OK.
00:47:40 You go on first, will you?
00:47:41 They might pick me up, and I don't want
00:47:42 to get you into trouble again.
00:47:43 All right.
00:47:44 You're a funny guy.
00:47:48 Do you want me to eat?
00:47:50 No, but I'll be all right once I get a hideout.
00:47:52 You go on.
00:47:53 All right.
00:47:54 [FOOTSTEPS]
00:48:14 Yes, ma'am?
00:48:15 Four ham sandwiches and a piece of cake.
00:48:17 Take away?
00:48:18 That's right.
00:48:19 [FOOTSTEPS]
00:48:28 Thank you, ma'am.
00:48:29 Thank you.
00:48:30 Good night.
00:48:31 Good night.
00:48:32 [FOOTSTEPS]
00:48:51 This is it.
00:48:52 Looks all right.
00:48:53 Oh, and I've got these for you.
00:48:55 [FOOTSTEPS]
00:48:58 I'll take a few of these.
00:48:59 [FOOTSTEPS]
00:49:03 Looks if nobody's left here for years.
00:49:05 [FOOTSTEPS]
00:49:09 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:49:23 [SNORING]
00:49:26 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:49:37 How are you going to get in?
00:49:38 Don't be silly.
00:49:39 You watch me.
00:49:40 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:49:57 Oh, isn't that spooky?
00:49:59 Don't worry me.
00:50:00 As long as the spooks ain't cops.
00:50:02 You go barmy staying in here all the time.
00:50:04 Yeah, but me?
00:50:07 You come on after me, will you?
00:50:13 This is how I figure it out, see?
00:50:16 This bloke that done Alice in, well,
00:50:18 he didn't drop down from heaven, did he?
00:50:20 I mean, he must have come from somewhere, wasn't he?
00:50:22 Well, where do you figure out he come from, eh?
00:50:24 I don't know.
00:50:25 Well, the ballet, of course.
00:50:27 He's one of the blokes that Alice danced with at the ballet.
00:50:30 It might have been.
00:50:31 Yeah.
00:50:32 Well, if you could keep your eyes open.
00:50:34 I mean, if you wouldn't mind doing it for me.
00:50:37 Well, we might get a line on him, see?
00:50:40 It's all right.
00:50:41 It's only one of them looking glasses.
00:50:43 You mean it might have been someone
00:50:45 that danced with her a lot?
00:50:46 That's right.
00:50:47 Well, maybe Pauline could help.
00:50:48 She knows a lot of Alice's regulars.
00:50:50 Well, will you see what you can find out?
00:50:51 Yes, of course I will.
00:50:52 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:50:56 Molly, when I get out of this saloon,
00:50:58 I'll make it up to you, honest.
00:50:59 I will.
00:51:00 It's all right, Shorty.
00:51:01 After all, you risked your neck for me, didn't you?
00:51:03 It's only right I should do the same for you.
00:51:05 You know, take the test.
00:51:07 Well, I've got to go now.
00:51:12 All right.
00:51:13 I'll come back tomorrow night and bring you some more grub.
00:51:15 OK, I can do with that.
00:51:16 Wait a minute.
00:51:17 It's all right.
00:51:21 Is there anything else you want?
00:51:23 No, darling.
00:51:24 Oh, well, if you could lay hold of the razor.
00:51:26 Oh, all right.
00:51:27 Good night.
00:51:28 Good night.
00:51:29 Molly.
00:51:30 Yes?
00:51:31 I wish I could tell you.
00:51:32 Oh, forget it.
00:51:33 Yeah, you haven't got any of these, have you?
00:51:36 No.
00:51:37 Good night.
00:51:38 Good night.
00:51:39 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:51:43 [DOORBELL RINGING]
00:51:46 Hello.
00:52:09 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:52:14 [CAT MEOWING]
00:52:18 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:52:22 [CAT MEOWING]
00:52:26 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:52:30 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:52:59 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:53:03 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:53:08 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:53:12 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:53:38 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:53:42 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:53:46 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:53:50 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:54:12 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:54:16 [APPLAUSE]
00:54:22 Take it.
00:54:31 Thanks very much.
00:54:32 I'm sure.
00:54:33 Any luck?
00:54:36 Oh, no.
00:54:37 He'd run to his mother if he'd as much as kids to go.
00:54:39 He used to dance with Alice a lot.
00:54:41 Oh, he said.
00:54:42 Now, they all look the same to me.
00:54:44 Dumb, but harmless.
00:54:45 Molly, you're not a detective.
00:54:46 If there's anything in this idea of yours,
00:54:48 why don't you go to the police and let them work it out?
00:54:50 Because they wouldn't listen to me.
00:54:51 They're certain that Shorty did it.
00:54:54 What beats me is how you can be so certain he didn't.
00:54:57 But I've told you, Pauline.
00:54:58 If you would have heard him that night on the road,
00:55:00 you'd have believed him, too.
00:55:01 [SCOFFS]
00:55:02 Did you say something to him?
00:55:03 Not a word, darling.
00:55:04 She keeps forgetting to blow her nose, dearie.
00:55:07 Look, that one coming towards us now.
00:55:09 He used to dance with Alice a lot.
00:55:11 Shall we have this dance?
00:55:16 Right, please.
00:55:17 Sorry.
00:55:18 I've got a nail or something in my shoe.
00:55:20 My friend, Miss O'Neil, would be glad to dance with you,
00:55:22 I'm sure.
00:55:23 Sorry to me?
00:55:24 O'Neil?
00:55:25 Oh, the girl Matthew's kidnapped, ain't you?
00:55:27 Yes.
00:55:28 If Pop gets wind of what you two are up to,
00:55:30 he'll soon put a stop to this detective work.
00:55:32 Oh?
00:55:33 Yes, and it's not good for business.
00:55:34 If he gets wind of it, I'll soon put a stop to you.
00:55:36 Oh, you will, will you?
00:55:37 Say.
00:55:38 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:55:41 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:55:44 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:55:47 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:55:50 Good evening, my dear.
00:56:15 Oh, Mr. Cooper, good evening.
00:56:16 Am I fortunate enough to find you disengaged?
00:56:18 I was just sitting this one out.
00:56:19 Oh, too bad.
00:56:20 I was hoping that you'd do me the honor.
00:56:22 Oh, I feel quite rested now.
00:56:24 I'd like to dance.
00:56:25 Thank you, my dear.
00:56:26 Did you know Alice?
00:56:27 Sure, I used to dance with her.
00:56:29 I thought I'd seen you with her.
00:56:31 She was a nice little kid, could dance well, too.
00:56:33 I wish I could lay my hands on that little crook Matthews.
00:56:35 My dear, your dancing is as perfect as your appearance.
00:56:38 Oh, Mr. Hoover, it's such a treat to dance with a real gentleman.
00:56:41 I mean, a gentleman a girl can rarely talk with.
00:56:44 Tell me, didn't I see you out with Alice
00:56:47 one night after the session?
00:56:48 Me?
00:56:49 Yes.
00:56:50 Not me.
00:56:51 Must have been some other bloke.
00:56:52 I just used to dance with her.
00:56:53 Ah.
00:56:54 Isn't that Miss O'Neil, the young lady whose
00:56:56 picture I saw in the papers?
00:56:57 Yes, that's her.
00:56:58 Stupid little fool.
00:56:59 Indeed.
00:57:00 Why do you say that?
00:57:01 Oh, because she is.
00:57:02 She's made all us girls look cheap, chasing about
00:57:04 like one of those lorry girls.
00:57:06 And now she's trying to prove that shorty Matthews
00:57:08 didn't kill Alice.
00:57:09 Indeed.
00:57:10 Interesting.
00:57:11 And how does our charming young detective propose to accomplish that?
00:57:14 Oh, she thinks it was someone Alice met here.
00:57:16 So she's dancing with all Alice's old clans,
00:57:18 offing them if they did it, I suppose.
00:57:20 Then she's quite convinced of Matthew's innocence, is she?
00:57:23 She is crackless.
00:57:24 He told her he didn't do it, and she believes.
00:57:26 Would it surprise you very much if I told you
00:57:28 that it's quite possible that Matthews did not do it?
00:57:30 Why, Mr. Hoover, I wouldn't have expected
00:57:32 an educated gentleman like you to say such a thing.
00:57:34 Perhaps it's just because I've had the advantage
00:57:36 of being educated.
00:57:37 I'm not sure I'm educated.
00:57:39 I've had the advantage of being educated, as you call it.
00:57:42 But I hold an unorthodox view.
00:57:44 Why, Mr. Hoover, I'm surprised at you.
00:57:47 Oh, Molly, here's a gentleman you ought to meet.
00:57:57 You've both got a lot in common.
00:57:59 I do, do.
00:58:00 Allow me to introduce myself.
00:58:01 My name is Hoover, Walter Hoover.
00:58:04 How do you do?
00:58:05 Ever did march me.
00:58:06 I think she was referring to your belief
00:58:08 that Matthews did not murder Miss Carson.
00:58:11 What's that to you?
00:58:12 Anyway, how do you know what I think?
00:58:14 Miss Marjorie told me.
00:58:15 Well, of all--
00:58:16 Oh, don't be concerned, my dear.
00:58:18 I share your belief to a great extent.
00:58:20 You do?
00:58:21 Do you know something about it?
00:58:22 Nothing, except what a lifetime of speculation
00:58:25 on the mysteries of the human mind can teach me.
00:58:28 Oh, I see.
00:58:29 Well, if you'll excuse me--
00:58:31 But I'll say this, Miss O'Neil.
00:58:32 My knowledge of psychology makes it seem likely
00:58:35 that no simple criminal like Matthews did it.
00:58:39 It would be the work of a much more highly organized individual.
00:58:44 Yes, I suppose so.
00:58:46 Well, if you'll excuse me, good night.
00:58:50 Good night.
00:58:53 Who was that old fogie?
00:58:54 He used to be a schoolmaster.
00:58:55 Well, he's barmy.
00:58:56 I beg your pardon.
00:58:57 And I'll thank you to start meddling in my business.
00:58:59 If I want anyone to tell what I'm doing,
00:59:01 I'll take care of it myself.
00:59:03 I'm not taking any orders from you, Miss O'Neil,
00:59:05 you with your cocks and murders.
00:59:07 Thank you, Your Majesty, sir.
00:59:32 Thank you, sir.
00:59:33 Good luck to you, Mr. Governor.
00:59:34 Good luck.
00:59:35 Thank you.
00:59:36 Ah, good evening, Mr. Hoover.
00:59:38 Good evening.
00:59:39 Good evening, everybody.
00:59:40 I'm in the chair.
00:59:41 What's yours?
00:59:42 Well, I'll have a ginger brandy.
00:59:44 Ginger brandy.
00:59:46 And how's the professor of Psy, uh-- Psy, uh--
00:59:49 The word that escapes you, Mr. Peebles, is psychology.
00:59:52 Yes, of course.
00:59:54 Yes.
00:59:55 It shouldn't have escaped me, should it?
00:59:56 We've heard it pretty often in here, haven't we, in all?
00:59:59 Not often enough, it seems.
01:00:01 No.
01:00:02 Now, Mr. Peebles, you know it's a rare treat, the way Mr. Hoover talks.
01:00:05 Yes, indeed.
01:00:06 It's seldom enough we meet an educated gentleman like Mr. Hoover.
01:00:09 To you, Mr. Peebles.
01:00:11 And to you, ladies.
01:00:13 I don't deserve your flattery.
01:00:15 Any news today, Mr. Hoover?
01:00:19 News?
01:00:21 On what subject?
01:00:22 Well, you've only been talking on one subject lately, haven't you?
01:00:25 Come now, Mr. Smith.
01:00:26 Surely you don't hold it against me
01:00:28 that I've become engrossed in the most interesting problem
01:00:31 of abnormal criminal psychology.
01:00:33 Oh, listen to the words come out.
01:00:36 I mean, if I can see anything so interesting in it.
01:00:38 Happens every day of the year.
01:00:40 I tell you, Mr. Smith.
01:00:42 Miss James, I see empty glasses about.
01:00:44 Ask the ladies and gentlemen what they'll have.
01:00:46 Oh, thank you very much, Miss--
01:00:48 Same again.
01:00:49 Dear Mr. Smith, I'm afraid you only take a superficial view.
01:00:52 Do I?
01:00:53 Yes.
01:00:54 You see, to a student in these matters,
01:00:56 the impulse that dictates the action
01:00:58 and the sense of power that comes from the evasion of the consequences
01:01:01 makes each instance unique.
01:01:03 Even though you may say,
01:01:05 "Tout ça change, tout c'est la même chose."
01:01:07 Mercy.
01:01:08 He's a mouthful.
01:01:09 Good afternoon, Mr. Hoover.
01:01:10 All the best.
01:01:11 Well, um,
01:01:12 San Ferrian, Mr. Hoover,
01:01:14 and may your days be as long as your words.
01:01:17 Would you mind repeating that in English?
01:01:19 Certainly.
01:01:21 The man who killed that girl
01:01:23 enjoyed for a moment the sensation of power
01:01:26 over life and death.
01:01:28 Now he has the sense of power that comes from
01:01:30 knowing something
01:01:32 that nobody else in the world knows.
01:01:35 You do give things a queer twist.
01:01:38 Meaning you still think Matthews didn't do it.
01:01:41 I'm more convinced than ever.
01:01:43 This evening--
01:01:44 - Found something out, Mr. Hoover? - Do tell us.
01:01:46 You don't mean to say that you got information.
01:01:49 Of course not.
01:01:50 I have no means of getting information.
01:01:52 The police have that.
01:01:54 I merely think and observe.
01:01:56 Oh, nonsense.
01:01:57 Do you mean to stand there and say that--
01:01:59 Mr. Smith, no arguments here, if you please.
01:02:01 Miss James, never discourage a skeptic.
01:02:04 Doubt is the stimulator of conversation.
01:02:08 It may amuse you all to know that I have come to
01:02:10 a not uninteresting conclusion.
01:02:12 - Yes. - He had something up his sleeve.
01:02:14 But are you going to tell us?
01:02:15 We can hardly wait.
01:02:18 The unfortunate Matthews is in London.
01:02:20 Really? Have they caught him?
01:02:22 No, they haven't caught him.
01:02:24 The police don't even know that he is in London.
01:02:26 Then how do you know?
01:02:27 By the elementary deduction that a criminal
01:02:30 always returns to the scene of his crime.
01:02:33 Is that all you've got to go by?
01:02:35 That and a look of fear in a pair of lovely eyes.
01:02:40 An expression of anxiety on a pretty face.
01:02:43 And there is Uncle Tom Cobb with his whiskers.
01:02:47 Mr. Peebles, I envy you the possession of such a sense of humor.
01:02:51 I would like to be able to stay longer to enjoy more fully
01:02:54 the rapier play of your wit.
01:02:56 But alas, I have an appointment.
01:02:59 Good night.
01:03:01 Au revoir, ladies.
01:03:02 Good night.
01:03:04 And give our laughter and beautiful eyes.
01:03:07 Good night.
01:03:10 Crackers.
01:03:11 Crackers?
01:03:12 The best free show in London.
01:03:14 That's what he is.
01:03:16 I'm hungry.
01:03:36 Let's get something to eat before we go home.
01:03:38 Thanks, Pauline. I'm too tired.
01:03:39 I think I'll go home if you don't mind.
01:03:40 All right.
01:03:41 What have you got there?
01:03:42 Nothing. Just a pair of old shoes I'm taking to be resold.
01:03:45 Sure you won't come?
01:03:46 No, thanks. I'm too tired, honestly.
01:03:48 Thanks for helping me tonight, though.
01:03:50 We didn't get very far, did we?
01:03:51 No, it's all pretty hopeless.
01:03:53 Molly, what's bothering you?
01:03:55 I mean, it's something more than just thinking Shorty didn't do it, isn't it?
01:03:58 No, no, I'm just tired, that's all.
01:04:00 Good night, dear.
01:04:01 Good night.
01:04:02 [car engine]
01:04:06 [car engine]
01:04:10 [car engine]
01:04:13 [snoring]
01:04:38 Shorty!
01:04:39 Shorty!
01:04:41 Shorty!
01:04:45 Molly.
01:05:00 [knocking]
01:05:03 Molly.
01:05:12 It's all right, Shorty.
01:05:21 I guess I must be getting soft.
01:05:26 I got your thing, but I brought you some candles.
01:05:29 I got the rose.
01:05:30 Oh, no, not by the window.
01:05:35 OK, you'd better be careful.
01:05:37 Sit down, will you?
01:05:44 Did you ask Pauline about the blokes that Alice danced with?
01:05:48 Yes, I even danced with some of them myself.
01:05:50 Well?
01:05:51 Shorty, I don't think this is going to be any use.
01:05:54 Even if I had the luck to dance with the one that did it, I couldn't tell.
01:05:58 Oh, I tried asking questions and all that, but I'm just no good at it.
01:06:02 It's all right, Molly, don't you worry about it.
01:06:07 Just an idea of mine, that's all.
01:06:09 What are you going to do?
01:06:10 Molly.
01:06:17 I calmed down this morning, and I got to thinking what a wild goose sort of chase I've been sending you on, see?
01:06:23 And I started using my loaf.
01:06:25 Molly, I...
01:06:27 I don't care about nobody else besides you, and I don't want to go on like this with you, thinking I ain't doing the right thing, see?
01:06:32 Shorty.
01:06:33 Yes, I'm going to do like you said. I'm going to give myself up.
01:06:36 It's you what made me do it, Molly. It's...
01:06:39 It's for you.
01:06:42 Oh, Shorty, I'm glad that you can't do it.
01:06:52 I don't want you to now.
01:06:55 I'm glad you said that, kid, because it means you feel the same way I do.
01:06:59 I know I do.
01:07:00 That's why I got to go on with it.
01:07:02 I got to run my chances, so when it's all over, I can get a job and go straight.
01:07:07 Molly.
01:07:09 If everything was all right, would you marry me?
01:07:15 Yes.
01:07:16 Yes.
01:07:17 He was at the palette tonight.
01:07:41 The palette?
01:07:42 Yes, he was dancing with Marge. He talked about you.
01:07:44 He ain't a cop, is he?
01:07:45 No, he used to be a schoolmaster. I thought he was...
01:07:47 It's all right.
01:07:54 I'd better get him inside. Come on.
01:07:59 Come on. What are you doing here?
01:08:08 Indulging in the somewhat informal nature of our introduction, I might ask you that question.
01:08:14 Come off it. If you don't speak up, I'll give you another taste of this.
01:08:16 Oh, my friend, I've had enough. Besides, you've nothing to fear.
01:08:20 You haven't a better friend in the world than me.
01:08:23 What's he talking about?
01:08:25 Search me. It's the way he was talking at the palette tonight.
01:08:27 You might add, Miss O'Neil, that I told you that I was convinced of Matthew's innocence.
01:08:32 What?
01:08:35 That's right. He said that, too. He made a regular speech about it.
01:08:38 I thought he was nuts.
01:08:40 How did you get here?
01:08:43 I took the liberty of following Miss O'Neil.
01:08:45 What for?
01:08:46 To confirm certain suspicions that I had formed.
01:08:49 What sort of...
01:08:50 You see, I am a student of abnormal and criminal psychology.
01:08:54 What's that got to do with me?
01:08:57 Everything.
01:08:58 My insight into the, shall we say, crepuscular recesses of the human mind,
01:09:04 have convinced me that you are not the man who killed Alice Carson.
01:09:08 What?
01:09:09 What?
01:09:10 Is that so?
01:09:15 Then who done it, then?
01:09:18 Now, my dear fellow, you're confusing my function with that of a common detective.
01:09:23 Well, if you ain't a tech, then what you so interested for?
01:09:26 That's what I'd like to know.
01:09:27 I think I told you. I'm a student of the vagaries of the human mind.
01:09:32 Oh, such a pretty cat.
01:09:34 My subtle one.
01:09:36 Oh, my puss cat.
01:09:38 She's got some kittens over there, too.
01:09:40 No, has she? May I see the kittens?
01:09:42 Yes, go on. They're over in that corner.
01:09:44 Help yourself.
01:09:47 He done it.
01:09:55 What?
01:09:56 Lovely, aren't they?
01:10:01 Yeah.
01:10:07 What's your name?
01:10:09 Hoover.
01:10:10 Walter Hoover.
01:10:11 Why did you kill Alice?
01:10:16 Alice?
01:10:19 That's what I said.
01:10:20 My dear Matthews.
01:10:22 What makes you so certain, Shorty Dent?
01:10:24 You're being very ingenuous, Matthews.
01:10:27 Different though we are, we have one thing in common.
01:10:31 Neither of us killed Alice.
01:10:34 Then who did?
01:10:35 Well, if we knew that, we wouldn't be here, would we?
01:10:38 Well, I mustn't impose any further on your hospitality.
01:10:41 Where are you off to?
01:10:43 Home, of course.
01:10:44 Oh, no, you ain't. You're going to stop right here.
01:10:46 I'm not going to take any chances of you going to the cops.
01:10:48 My dear Mr. Matthews, I believe in your innocence.
01:10:51 Well, that's fine.
01:10:52 And we'll stay here until they find out who done it, shall we?
01:10:54 In that case, I shall consider myself your guest.
01:10:57 That's fine.
01:10:58 And thank you for your hospitality.
01:11:01 But, uh, why shouldn't we reverse the role?
01:11:04 Reverse the what?
01:11:05 I have quite a pleasant little flat.
01:11:07 If we are to wait till the murderers caught, we should be much more comfortable there.
01:11:11 You mean I can stop at your place?
01:11:16 Certainly.
01:11:17 It's such a nice home for you, my pretty.
01:11:20 The invitation, of course, includes Miss O'Neil.
01:11:23 No, you'd better get in the loft.
01:11:24 But why? I shall be delighted to show her my little home.
01:11:28 Oh. Okay.
01:11:31 Well, shall we be going?
01:11:33 Look here.
01:11:34 In case you get careless, no funny business.
01:11:37 See?
01:11:38 I wish you'd cease mistrusting me.
01:11:39 I am determined to prove your innocence.
01:11:42 Miss O'Neil, will you bring the kittens?
01:11:45 Thank you, sir.
01:12:02 You go in first.
01:12:03 Oh, yes.
01:12:04 No, but I insist.
01:12:05 No, you go in first, go on.
01:12:06 I think we'll put the kittens in my bedroom.
01:12:18 There, my pretties.
01:12:28 A nice, comfortable bed for you all to yourselves.
01:12:32 And now we'll get to the saucer of milk, shall we?
01:12:35 Matthews, you can leave your coat here, if you like.
01:12:40 Oh, thanks.
01:12:41 Miss O'Neil, if you wish to tidy up, you'll find everything you want in there.
01:12:46 Thanks.
01:12:48 Come upstairs, Matthews. Perhaps you'd like a drink.
01:12:52 Oh, thanks, sir.
01:12:53 Never mind.
01:12:54 [The milk is poured into a jug.]
01:13:22 Now you make yourself at home, Matthews, while I look after our guests.
01:13:25 Guests?
01:13:26 The little ones downstairs, you know.
01:13:28 Oh.
01:13:29 Matthews, I hope I shan't have to tell you again that you have nothing to fear from me.
01:13:50 Nothing.
01:13:51 And I appeal to you in the secret name of hospitality to look upon me as your host and friend.
01:13:57 All right.
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01:14:45 [The milk is poured into a jug.]
01:14:48 Go on back downstairs. Go on.
01:15:01 Interested in books, Matthews?
01:15:09 Miss Druva.
01:15:13 I'd like to talk to you.
01:15:15 Of course. Well?
01:15:18 When we was down at the old house, did you hear what I was saying to Molly?
01:15:22 I admit I did hear some of it, my boy.
01:15:25 Well, it goes, see? I'm going to do like I said.
01:15:28 You won't have to keep me here after all.
01:15:30 What do you mean?
01:15:31 I'm going to give myself up.
01:15:32 What?
01:15:33 I don't want to spend the rest of my life dodging the cops.
01:15:36 Better take a chance now than later.
01:15:38 That's utter nonsense.
01:15:39 No, it isn't.
01:15:40 A chap like you, you ought to understand, reading all them books,
01:15:43 you know how a fella feels.
01:15:45 If I don't give myself up, well, they'll never look for the chap that really done it.
01:15:48 They'll go on looking for me.
01:15:49 No, it's just the other way about.
01:15:50 If you give yourself up now, they'll be only too happy to put the blame on you.
01:15:54 All the law wants is a scapegoat.
01:15:56 I'm not so sure, Miss Druva.
01:15:58 When you come to think of it, how often does an innocent fella get topped?
01:16:01 You may not think much of the cops, you know, but they're a pretty smart lot.
01:16:04 And the more I think about it, the more I feel that the guy that really done this won't stand a chance
01:16:09 if I don't tell what I know.
01:16:10 You can't do that.
01:16:11 I won't allow you to do that.
01:16:12 What are you so worried about?
01:16:13 Well, I'm worried on your account, naturally, knowing you to be innocent as I do.
01:16:19 Oh, I thought perhaps you were worried in case I still thought you'd done it.
01:16:24 Well, I did at first, see, but I understand now.
01:16:27 You just like studying these things, don't you?
01:16:28 Precisely.
01:16:29 That's why you must listen to me.
01:16:31 Now, it's too late.
01:16:32 I want to get on with it.
01:16:33 Matthews, I have a confession to make.
01:16:34 Yes?
01:16:35 I've been keeping something from you.
01:16:36 Yes?
01:16:37 I know the identity of the murderer.
01:16:39 Yeah?
01:16:40 Well, who is it?
01:16:42 I can't furnish proof yet, but if you wait here while I go down and look after our little guests,
01:16:49 I will tell you.
01:16:51 Against my better judgment, I will tell you.
01:16:58 [music]
01:17:21 Miss Honeywell.
01:17:23 Where's Shorty?
01:17:24 He's upstairs.
01:17:26 He'll be down in a moment.
01:17:28 He's going to have a bath and a shave.
01:17:31 Come and help me feed the kittens.
01:17:34 [music]
01:17:51 There you are, you little imps.
01:17:53 [music]
01:18:00 They look so helpless now.
01:18:02 You'd hardly think their time will come to play with mice.
01:18:07 [music]
01:18:12 Don't scream, you fool.
01:18:13 The police will come and Matthews will hang.
01:18:15 [music]
01:18:23 [screams]
01:18:27 [music]
01:18:56 [screams]
01:18:57 [music]
01:19:00 Honey.
01:19:01 Honey.
01:19:02 [music]
01:19:31 [screams]
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01:20:00 (dramatic music)