:02:01
Regulations sir.
:02:03
Beastly nuisance
I call it.
:02:14
You'll receive
your American Visa
in (unintelligible).
:02:17
Will there be time?
:02:18
Definitely.
:02:22
We've seemed
to cut our time
:02:23
pretty close Sir Henry.
:02:24
Have you a word Sir Henry?
:02:26
Do you wish to
make any comments?
:02:27
Sir Henry, what
is your destination
:02:28
New York or Washington?
:02:30
I'm sorry, I have
nothing to say.
:02:31
Sir Henry Marchmont
official business.
:02:33
Oh Sir Henry Marchmont.
:02:36
Sir Henry.
:02:37
Thank You.
:02:39
Good luck Sir Henry.
:02:40
Thanks, I may need it.
:02:42
Shall I take
your case sir?
:02:43
Definitely not.
:02:46
I say, you think
the old boy carried
:02:49
the fate of the empire
in that little black case.
:02:51
Perhaps he does.
:02:52
Heads up boys.
:02:53
Roll it away.
:02:54
Lively now.
:02:55
Hey just a moment,
:02:56
you are shy one passenger.
:02:57
Hold on.
:02:59
Wait a bit.
:03:00
Wait I say.
:03:01
I've got passage.
:03:02
Yes.
:03:03
Your name sir?
:03:04
Grayson's the
name, John Grayson,
:03:05
senior clerk Farlow
Nash and Farlow,
:03:07
solicitor of
Chancery Lane.
:03:08
You've got it all there.
:03:10
Everything quite regular.
:03:12
Sorry to delay you,
:03:13
missed the bus
had to take a taxi,
:03:15
dreadful nuisance.
:03:16
Yes.
:03:17
Hop aboard will you,
we're late now.
:03:19
Thanks.
:03:20
Thanks awfully.
:03:21
Sorry to delay.
:03:28
I'm awfully sorry.
:03:29
It's quite all right.
:03:30
I've no sense of
balance, none whatever.
:03:34
Thanks.
:03:38
clumsy of me.
:03:39
No sense of balance.
:03:41
That's what it is.
:03:42
The effects of the
inner ear I fancy.