The Talk of the Town
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:07:01
No! Get upstairs, quick.
:07:08
Quick.
:07:10
I want you to go in the attic
and keep quiet, understand?

:07:15
Close that door behind you.
:07:27
Good evening.
:07:29
- I am Michael Lightcap.
- Michael Lightcap?

:07:33
You're supposed to arrive tomorrow.
Your secretary...

:07:37
My secretary is getting married.
Nothing deranges a woman's mind more.

:07:42
My entire life has been in complete
confusion for the last two months.

:07:46
- You must be the person we spoke with.
- Yes, Nora Shelley.

:07:50
How do you do, Miss Shelley?
An excellent name.

:07:53
- Yes. It's raining, isn't it?
- Definitely.

:07:56
We're having an early summer.
:07:59
Could we talk inside?
It's rather damp out here.

:08:01
Nothing is ready. I thought tomorrow
about noon... I suggest a hotel.

:08:06
I planned to spend the night here,
so I'll spend the night here.

:08:13
Standing under an open umbrella inside,
bad luck. Silly superstition, isn't it?

:08:17
Still, in a new, strange house,
you never know what's liable to turn up.

:08:24
- I've had that umbrella 11 years.
- I'm so sorry.

:08:29
You have a nervous, impulsive quality
that I find in many of my students.

:08:35
- Disease of the age.
- Yes, sir.

:08:37
I'll get my bags.
:08:47
Get up in the attic. Didn't you hear?
That's the new tenant!

:08:50
You shouldn't have
broken his umbrella.

:08:53
Get up in the attic.
Do you know who he is?

:08:56
He's a legal genius,
Dean of Commonwealth Law School.


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