:23:11
- How do you do, Mr. Chandler?
- Hello.
:23:14
- Sailing back with us so soon, sir?
- I only came to London for three days.
:23:17
- Lf there's anything I can do, sir.
- Thank you.
:23:21
Everything is set.
Palmer's gonna take the smack.
:23:23
Fine. Tell the boys to lay it on heavy.
:23:26
Here they come. Beat it.
I'll see you on the boat.
:23:29
Boys. Here they come now.
Chandler says lay it on heavy.
:23:36
Mr. Allenbury, excuse me, sir.
:23:38
There's been a bit of a mix-up
on your baggage.
:23:40
- Come with me.
- Shall I attend to it?
:23:41
I'd better go with you, Graham.
Wait here, Connie.
:23:46
Will you make a statement for the press?
:23:47
Are you suing for L1 million?
:23:49
- What are your chances of winning?
- I've nothing to say.
:23:52
Miss Allenbury, you must be able to
tell us something.
:23:54
- No, nothing.
- Surely, you'll make a statement.
:23:57
Will you please let me go?
:23:58
- You can't afford to ignore the press.
- Can't I?
:24:01
Turn her around, Palmer.
:24:02
Take your hands off of me!
:24:04
Watch the dicky bird, ducky.
:24:07
Just a minute.
:24:09
Obviously, the young lady
doesn't wish to be photographed.
:24:12
That's none of your affair.
:24:15
Now, clear out, all of you!
:24:19
Hello.
:24:22
Connie, are you all right?
:24:24
Yes, dear, I'm all right.
:24:25
This is an outrage.
You men ought to be arrested.
:24:28
We'll fix him.
That was William Chandler, the author.
:24:30
- Remember that name, Graham.
- Yes, sir. William Chandler.
:24:34
I ought to have charged that blighter
L10 instead of L5.