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Green For Danger -HD (1946)
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00:01:46To the assistant commissioner of the police Scotland Yard, sir
00:01:50The amazing events which I'm reporting may be said to have begun on the evening of August the 17th
00:01:571944
00:01:59new paragraph
00:02:01The postman was cycling up herons Hill on his way to deliver mail at the hospital
00:02:07His name was Joseph Higgins. I
00:02:11Begin with him because he was the first to die
00:02:21The hospital itself lay a mile away
00:02:25And Elizabethan manner requisitioned and converted in the emergency war
00:02:31Another new paragraph
00:02:37In the operating theater that night
00:02:41There was a surgeon mr. Eden
00:02:45Nurse woods
00:02:49Nurse Sensen
00:02:52The theater sister Bates
00:03:00Nurse Lindley and the anesthetist dr. Barnes
00:03:10August the 17th
00:03:121944
00:03:14by August the 22nd
00:03:16two of these people would be dead and
00:03:19And one of them a murderer
00:03:39What's up, how'd I fuck you now that second doodle bug this afternoon dropped right behind the post office
00:03:44Just as I was asking if these were sorted out. They were sorted out. All right
00:03:48So were we well, that's the lot five in a bill for dr. Barnes might be a receipt might be well
00:03:54I should be late on duty. So long that can't be in two places at once. I don't warden takes a different view
00:03:59All right for Dutch Saturday Joe
00:04:03Some hoops
00:04:05What is good morale?
00:04:07Discipline and confidence the one dependent on the other I repeat discipline and confidence
00:04:14And you cannot have confidence without positive thinking
00:04:18Be you were students or nurses under bombardment or otherwise a small instance
00:04:24You may smile when I tell you that one of my first acts when I took over this hospital a month ago
00:04:30Was to order the word waste to be painted out from the refuse bins and instead to substitute the word salvage
00:04:39salvage a
00:04:41Humble example of the difference between positive and negative thinking
00:04:48An essential factor in the building and maintenance of
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00:05:29Tried to race me on my bicycle
00:05:36It remains to be seen what other numbers will be
00:05:48As the desperate Churchill lies frantically to save his face
00:05:52London and the home counties are reeling under the incessant fire of our terrible v1
00:05:58This is Germany calling
00:06:00This is Germany calling
00:06:05Yeah, that's all system I
00:06:08Thought it wasn't a dive a chick, you know
00:06:10You're on doesn't end to have
00:06:13All right, isn't it? Yes. Thank you so perfectly. It's always a bit of an ordeal the first time
00:06:18Wonder where that doodle bank drop somewhere near the village. I'll be missed my house
00:06:23What a life well, it can't last forever
00:06:26Nurses end up to it awfully. Well, so do the doctors
00:06:30One can get used to anything in time. It must have been a bit of a change for you, too
00:06:35So considering considering what your past? Hmm. Thank you. I mean Harley Street Rolls-Royce
00:06:42Lovely ladies all are gone the old familiar face. They left their appendixes behind them
00:06:48We're happy to be in the fashion and even happier to be in your consulting room
00:06:52It's those eyes, of course the wounded stag looks that no woman can resist
00:06:57Woods
00:06:59Why aren't you tidying up? There's plenty to do. Yes, sister
00:07:05Clear up the swabs and get some fresh saline. There may be more casualties in yes
00:07:09You
00:07:18Look tired Esther. Oh, I'm all right. I'll make you a cup of something before you go to bed. Thank you
00:07:24Samson will you take the patient back to the ward? Yes sister
00:07:33Yes
00:07:35Not being in the least unreasonable I naturally thought you'd go with me tomorrow darling
00:07:38It's just a tatty little hospital hop not a ball of the Dorchester. Does it matter who goes with whom? I suppose not but
00:07:45I was about to add Eden had a nerve to ask you
00:07:48Surgeons quite often asked nurses on informal occasions. I know but he thought twice about it. I wonder
00:07:54Now you're being ridiculous. Am I not to say pompous? I'm being nothing of the kind must you shout
00:07:59You know, it's really amazing how you always contrive to put me in the wrong
00:08:02Well, you seem to think you can even dictate who I'm to go to dance with
00:08:05I don't want to dictate to anybody. I'm none of the instincts of a dictator. Then why dictate?
00:08:10What is the matter with you these days Freddie? I simply took it for granted. You were going with me
00:08:14That's all I don't like being taken for granted. We are supposed to be engaged me. We were
00:08:19Is that remark intended to have any point?
00:08:22Yes, can't go on like this Linley as you have nothing to do here. Would you please move outside?
00:08:28Dr. Barnes, I do hope you won't be long. It's still a great deal of clearing up to do
00:08:31I don't know what's happened to hospital discipline this evening
00:08:35Ready Barney?
00:08:37Let's hope that's all for this evening
00:08:40Sorry sister. Time for a hundred up before dinner, can we? Yes, right. I'll follow you down
00:08:44You want to get some rest nurse. You're on night duty, aren't you? Yes, sir. I'm just going off for an hour
00:08:51Oh, good night sister. Good night Mr. Eden
00:08:57Good night
00:09:09Casualties woods you'll be needed in casualty reception with dr. Barnes. I'll finish here
00:09:27Later they brought in Joseph Higgins
00:09:37Well nurse
00:09:38Fractured tib and fib and he's had a quarter of morphia
00:09:42Shocked to what his name? No, it's left blank. No identity disk. He couldn't have been wearing one
00:09:48We'll have to make room for him in some cats. Someone's sure to come forward. Tell Mr. Eden
00:09:57Compound otherwise straightforward no internal injuries
00:10:01You haven't cleaned him up nurse. No, sir. He was still badly shocked when they brought him in. I'm quite right
00:10:05They fixed him up with the splints
00:10:06I think it's best to leave him his ears for a while
00:10:08X-ray first thing in the morning. Yes, sir
00:10:09And then we'll take him up to the theater and operate at 10 o'clock. All right. Very good, sir. Good
00:10:15Clean him up a bit now, but don't blame him. Yes, sir
00:10:21Any more of those nightmares?
00:10:24No, meaning yes, I suppose
00:10:27Why don't you take a leave? I might later. It's in the work now. I suppose you were right coming back here. So soon after
00:10:35No, my dear. It isn't the best of atmospheres for you. No constant reminders
00:10:40There are lots of jobs outside where you'd be helping just as much. I want to carry on here
00:10:45You don't want to poison your life blaming yourself for something which you couldn't help. I knew your mother don't forget him
00:10:57You never turned off the wires. You never turned off me. You're a pussy
00:11:02Am I late? Yes, sir. Sorry
00:11:04I fell asleep and what's the matter? Well. Hello Freddie. You don't come in. You should have, but you're late
00:11:21It's me. I came to see you
00:11:25Yeah, I made sure she didn't pull another one
00:11:27You look completely out on your feet there.
00:11:29Yes, I am a bit.
00:11:30Plenty of sleep, that's what you need.
00:11:31Hop off now, I'll see to everything.
00:11:33Anyone to fix?
00:11:34Yes, three stat, one SOS.
00:11:35It's all in the prescription book.
00:11:36I'll give them.
00:11:37Off you go.
00:11:38Thank you, Freddie.
00:11:39Good night.
00:11:40Good night.
00:11:41See you in the morning.
00:11:58Aren't you going to kiss me good night, nurse?
00:12:03Hello, nurse.
00:12:04Spare a cuppa for the poor old surgeon?
00:12:07Yes, I think so, sir.
00:12:10Wonderful.
00:12:11I'm parched.
00:12:12Busy night, after all.
00:12:13You never know how it's going to be with bug bomb.
00:12:16No, it shall all end up with elephantiasis of the ears.
00:12:19Isn't that one?
00:12:20I'm your cousin.
00:12:21I'm your cousin.
00:12:22I'm your cousin.
00:12:23I'm your cousin.
00:12:24I'm your cousin.
00:12:25I'm your cousin.
00:12:26I'm your cousin.
00:12:27Thanks.
00:12:28How's Bonnie?
00:12:29All right, sir.
00:12:30So I detect a slight note of friction in that of his evening.
00:12:34Saccharine?
00:12:35Of course.
00:12:39I like Bonnie.
00:12:40So do I, curiously enough.
00:12:42Naturally, since you're engaged.
00:12:45When not?
00:12:46Since when?
00:12:48This evening.
00:12:49Why, I'm sorry.
00:12:50What's the trouble, or shouldn't I ask?
00:12:53I suppose it's my fault.
00:12:55it's my fault. when a woman says that it usually means she's convinced it isn't.
00:12:59I don't know. you always seem to be getting on each other's nerves. well nobody's
00:13:04nerves are quite what they were. especially after being cooped up here
00:13:07for years working long hours under one sort of bombardment or another. no. not
00:13:12that I ever interfere in these things. don't you? anyway I never admitted. what's the
00:13:19matter? I was just looking at you and thinking. what? that Barney must be an
00:13:24awful fool. he's not. he's sweet. but it's my fault in a way. in what way? well he's
00:13:31probably a better sort of person than I am altogether but he gets so possessive.
00:13:35and he's firmly of the opinion that there should be only one man in your
00:13:38life. to with Barney. it wasn't that sort of quarrel. wasn't it? not really.
00:13:50it wasn't.
00:13:54I'm sorry.
00:14:05that was now.
00:14:17I'm sorry.
00:14:24please forgive me.
00:14:27look out!
00:14:33it's coming down.
00:14:35hear it? it's going to hit us.
00:14:37it's all right. it's gone over.
00:14:39you're quite safe.
00:14:41I'd just come into the ward when he started.
00:14:43London under fire.
00:14:47terrible V1.
00:14:49terrible V1.
00:14:51Churchill telling lies.
00:14:54telling lies to save.
00:14:56what is it?
00:14:58some sort of quotation.
00:15:00don't talk anymore madam. take it easy.
00:15:02there's nothing to worry about.
00:15:04you'll get to sleep now.
00:15:06give her a sixth of morphine.
00:15:08I'd just come to look for you mr. Eden about the operation tomorrow.
00:15:13I understand you want it at 10 o'clock. that's right sister.
00:15:15then I'll put back the cartilage until 11.
00:15:17thank you sister.
00:15:19good night mr. Eden.
00:15:21good night sister.
00:15:23good night.
00:15:42oh there you are Esther.
00:15:46where have you been? it must be awfully late.
00:15:48probably overslept or something.
00:15:50there's some cocoa for you. I'll heat it up.
00:15:52I don't want anything.
00:15:54Esther.
00:15:56Esther what's the matter?
00:15:58mr. Eden wants me to leave here.
00:16:00he's very sensible. you should never have come back.
00:16:02I can't go yet. I won't.
00:16:04well it's up to you.
00:16:06are you sure you're all right?
00:16:08he saw I was upset over Higgins.
00:16:10Higgins?
00:16:12the postman.
00:16:14the unidentified fracture.
00:16:16I hadn't recognized him then of course.
00:16:18not until I cleaned him up.
00:16:21he was buried too like she was.
00:16:23they had to dig him out.
00:16:25I couldn't help picking up...
00:16:28Higgins.
00:16:51and at 9.50 precisely
00:16:54Joseph Higgins was wheeled to the operating theater.
00:17:16I shall need a new oxygen cylinder nurse.
00:17:18we nearly ran this one out last time.
00:17:20very well sir.
00:17:22good morning nurse. good morning sir.
00:17:24how's the patient? I could do with a pint.
00:17:26that's the preoperative atropine.
00:17:28thank you very much.
00:17:30I'll keep you long. there's no need to worry.
00:17:32it's only a small thing. hardly an operation at all.
00:17:34dr. Barnes ain't it?
00:17:36that's right.
00:17:38remember me? Joe Higgins.
00:17:40yes you're the postman.
00:17:42thought you would.
00:17:44you gonna do the anesthetic?
00:17:46you've got a nerve.
00:17:51all right. perfectly.
00:17:55new cylinder sir.
00:17:57shove it in.
00:17:59oh sister.
00:18:01I think I'll give the anesthetic on the table.
00:18:03save time. he's not the nervous type.
00:18:05very well.
00:18:10I'm sure you're giving the anesthetic on the table.
00:18:12that's right.
00:18:17Sampson.
00:18:19bring the machine in.
00:18:21do hurry.
00:18:23yes sister.
00:18:25Sampson. you can bring the patient in right away.
00:18:27yes sister.
00:18:29Miss Churchill says man the guns.
00:18:31sweep the skies. plow the fields.
00:18:33pull the trolley.
00:18:35who's that?
00:18:37I know that voice.
00:18:39I've heard it before.
00:18:41what's the matter?
00:18:43it's the patient sir. I think he's a bit excited.
00:18:46I've heard it before somewhere.
00:18:48I can't remember where I heard it.
00:18:50don't worry now.
00:18:52it'll all come back later.
00:18:54nurse. yes?
00:18:56there's no danger is there?
00:18:58no of course not.
00:19:00no danger at all.
00:19:16I'll take it quite easily old man.
00:19:18just relax.
00:19:25breathe quite normally.
00:19:27that's right.
00:19:29quite gently.
00:19:31no hurry at all.
00:19:45don't like his color.
00:20:11cut down the gas and increase the oxygen.
00:20:15not responding.
00:20:27nothing but oxygen now.
00:20:34still not responding.
00:20:44doesn't seem to be any obstruction.
00:20:46I'll slip an airway in to make sure.
00:20:55all right?
00:20:57yes.
00:21:02still pure oxygen.
00:21:04nurse.
00:21:21he stopped breathing.
00:21:22artificial respiration?
00:21:23yes.
00:21:24adrenaline sister?
00:21:25I'm talking to venus colliman nurse.
00:21:34they took the necessary action.
00:21:36neglected nothing.
00:21:38it made no difference.
00:21:40joseph higgins was quite dead.
00:21:47there'll have to be an inquest of course.
00:21:49quite.
00:21:51most unfortunate.
00:21:53these things always create such a mistaken impression outside.
00:21:56of course I'm not suggesting anyone's in the least to blame.
00:21:59barnes.
00:22:00are you quite certain that the tubes were uncrossed?
00:22:02positive.
00:22:03you checked the machine?
00:22:04of course.
00:22:05well I'm inclined to take the view that the man was still suffering from shock.
00:22:08these things are bound to happen now and then when taking justifiable risks in urgent cases.
00:22:13I'm afraid we can't tell the coroner that.
00:22:15oh why not?
00:22:16because this case wasn't particularly urgent.
00:22:18oh.
00:22:19and there wasn't any risk.
00:22:20the patient was perfectly fit.
00:22:22should have taken the anesthetic without turning a hair.
00:22:24well the fact remains he didn't.
00:22:26this would have to happen in my very first month here.
00:22:29it's most distressing.
00:22:33any viewers Bernie?
00:22:35well of course I wasn't there but it certainly seems a bit strange.
00:22:39might get a clue from the post-mortem.
00:22:41clue?
00:22:42why is he what you mean?
00:22:43well we shall soon know.
00:22:45no doubt it'll all straighten itself out.
00:22:47thank you gentlemen.
00:22:48I don't think I need keep you.
00:22:49thank you sir.
00:22:50by the way I don't see that this need be any reason for cancelling tonight's little gathering.
00:22:56it started some time ago.
00:22:58hmm.
00:22:59oh quite.
00:23:00well it makes a break for the nurses.
00:23:02helps morale.
00:23:03I might even look in a little later myself.
00:23:05that'll be nice.
00:23:08dr. Barnes.
00:23:09would you mind staying behind a moment?
00:23:13I'll see you at the party.
00:23:14right.
00:23:17we spoke of our little gathering as though it needed lancing.
00:23:20most distressing.
00:23:21great.
00:23:22oh quite.
00:23:28Barnes.
00:23:29you were in practice in this district before joining the hospital I believe.
00:23:32I was?
00:23:33yes.
00:23:34frankly I'm told that this won't be the first inquest of its kind you've had to attend at Heaven's Park.
00:23:37that's true.
00:23:38the other was four years ago.
00:23:39yes.
00:23:40just a little unfortunate.
00:23:42I don't know what you're implying.
00:23:43the surgeon and I were both exonerated.
00:23:45obviously.
00:23:46I'm not suggesting for a moment.
00:23:48natural causes.
00:23:49cardiac failure.
00:23:50it might happen to any of us.
00:23:52the fact remains people talk.
00:23:54they generally do.
00:23:55they will in this case.
00:23:56let them.
00:23:57I don't know that we can take quite so carefree of you.
00:24:01we have the hospital to think of now.
00:24:03I can see that but after all...
00:24:04for instance soon after you came here I believe an anonymous letter was received.
00:24:08from some illiterate halfwit.
00:24:10beneath contempt of course.
00:24:13still candidly I was rather hoping for a gesture from you.
00:24:17oh?
00:24:18it might.
00:24:19I merely threw out the suggestion.
00:24:20it might simplify matters if you were to discontinue your theatre duties.
00:24:23you mean admit responsibility for Higgins's death?
00:24:25good heavens no.
00:24:26if I'm suspended that's what it amounts to.
00:24:28my dear fellow.
00:24:29I merely suggested that I was hoping the gesture would come from you.
00:24:32well it won't.
00:24:33now listen Barnes.
00:24:34the only gesture I feel like making is far from polite.
00:24:37there's no necessity to be vulgar. I'm sure my predecessor...
00:24:39under your predecessor this hospital had a magnificent record.
00:24:42partly because he backed his staff to the hilt.
00:24:44this is intolerable. I asked for cooperation.
00:24:46you don't want cooperation.
00:24:47what you want is a scapegoat neatly trussed up as a convenient sacrifice...
00:24:51in case anyone starts throwing bricks at you.
00:24:53I... really I...
00:24:54suspend me if you like. if you do I shall appeal.
00:24:56good night.
00:25:12good night.
00:25:25excuse me.
00:25:37bonnie.
00:25:38hello.
00:25:39Ellie just heard. what's happening?
00:25:40everything.
00:25:41I bumped off a patient, insulted the superintendent and practically been suspended.
00:25:44large scotch.
00:25:45and a small gin.
00:25:46bonnie.
00:25:47small gin. it's all right.
00:25:48have you really been suspended?
00:25:49quite hinting at it.
00:25:50it wasn't your fault no thank you.
00:25:52that seems to be beside the point.
00:25:54why didn't you come and tell me?
00:25:55after yesterday.
00:25:57we both said a lot of things we didn't mean.
00:26:00freddie.
00:26:02ladies and gentlemen.
00:26:03paul jones.
00:26:07freddie.
00:26:08come on freddie.
00:26:09freddie.
00:26:10bonnie.
00:26:11bonnie.
00:26:12come along old man.
00:26:14come along.
00:26:15ha ha ha ha ha.
00:26:32good evening dr. brown.
00:26:37when you said just now you didn't mean what you said yesterday.
00:26:39I didn't say that exactly.
00:26:40what?
00:26:42couldn't we forget the whole thing?
00:26:44all right.
00:26:46are we back where we were before?
00:26:50I'm awfully fond of you bonnie.
00:26:52you do believe that don't you?
00:26:54the mere thought of losing you drives me absolutely dirty.
00:26:58you haven't answered my question.
00:27:00bonnie.
00:27:01it's not that I mean to be awkward.
00:27:02I naturally like to know where I stand.
00:27:04if you want to boot me out well boot me out now.
00:27:08go.
00:27:13well?
00:27:16please don't ask me now bonnie.
00:27:18I'm all in a muddle.
00:27:19I want to be quite sure.
00:27:21please.
00:27:22all right.
00:27:24thought about what I was saying last night?
00:27:26yes.
00:27:27I'm going against the very best medical advice.
00:27:30I'm staying here.
00:27:31you remind me very much of your mother.
00:27:33she wouldn't see a reason either.
00:27:35now why shouldn't we speak of it?
00:27:37you won't get anywhere by driving this thing into the back of your mind.
00:27:41get away my dear.
00:27:43bring it into the open and do a good job of forgetting.
00:27:46I mustn't forget ever.
00:27:48she was desperately afraid of the bombing and I left her to face it alone.
00:27:51you scarcely be blamed for that.
00:27:53I left her alone?
00:27:54listen Estelle.
00:27:56your mother was the most possessive woman I've ever known.
00:27:59jealously hysterically possessive.
00:28:01you've no right to say that.
00:28:02the truth isn't less true for being brutal.
00:28:06you have a chance now to live your own life.
00:28:08take it.
00:28:10don't you believe a word he says.
00:28:12a word he says.
00:28:13a word he says.
00:28:14don't you believe a word he says.
00:28:33hello sister. having a good time?
00:28:35no.
00:28:37oh.
00:28:38well I don't feel exactly thirsty myself. have a drink.
00:28:41I've got one.
00:28:52they make what's called a handsome couple don't they?
00:28:54yes. well I don't know about him.
00:28:56that's where I have the advantage of you.
00:28:58what?
00:28:59I do know about him.
00:29:01all about him.
00:29:03you think I'm an awful fool don't you?
00:29:05why?
00:29:06oh you know.
00:29:07everybody knows by now.
00:29:09it's funny I can do my work and keep my head.
00:29:12I might be a machine but...
00:29:14when it comes to him I...
00:29:16it's funny isn't it?
00:29:18what about a dance?
00:29:20he's sick of me.
00:29:22and I'm sick of myself.
00:29:23now look.
00:29:24you're a fool too.
00:29:25you know that don't you?
00:29:28we all have our off moments.
00:29:30I saw him kissing her in the ward last night.
00:29:33what?
00:29:34that hurt didn't it?
00:29:36I know how I feel.
00:29:38I saw him. I saw the way he looked at her.
00:29:40he's in love.
00:29:41as far as he ever can be.
00:29:43if I were you I'd have a nice cup of cocoa and go to bed.
00:29:46you know it's the truth.
00:29:47if he wanted to marry her do you think she'd hesitate if you weren't here?
00:29:50well I am here.
00:29:51you won't be much longer.
00:29:53not if he knows about it.
00:29:55what are you getting at?
00:29:57you killed a girl didn't you?
00:29:58a few years ago in Heron's Park.
00:30:00that's not true and I've had just about enough of it.
00:30:03now there's been another death and White's had you on the carpet.
00:30:06what's this got to do with Eden?
00:30:08you're in his way that's all.
00:30:11you're imagining things.
00:30:12I'm not.
00:30:13I'm seeing the truth.
00:30:14you get like that.
00:30:15you get to see people like you never did before.
00:30:18all the rotten things about them you shut your eyes to once.
00:30:21and that hurts.
00:30:22it's a comfort.
00:30:24you're in his way don't you see?
00:30:27what are you getting at?
00:30:30go find out.
00:30:33I'm going to join in.
00:31:04I'm sorry it's come to this.
00:31:06what?
00:31:07spoiling your evening having to dance with me.
00:31:10don't be upset.
00:31:11do you think I don't know?
00:31:13now Marion why can't you be sensible?
00:31:15we neither of us ever pretended it was serious.
00:31:18it was all over months ago and no harm did it.
00:31:20except you.
00:31:21I'm sorry.
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00:31:32except to me.
00:31:34I tried to be considerate but you won't let me.
00:31:37considerate?
00:31:38you can't afford to be anything else.
00:31:41what do you mean?
00:31:42you see I happen to know.
00:31:45know what?
00:31:46can't you guess?
00:31:47I can't.
00:31:49do you really want me to tell you?
00:31:51yes.
00:31:53what are you talking about? what is all this?
00:31:56you know all right.
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00:33:29Can I have the key of the operating theater, please?
00:33:31I won't be long.
00:33:32I'm just going back for a minute.
00:33:33Okay.
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