:12:00
Of course. I'll check the account
and have it for you in a moment.
:12:05
Larry Cravat.
:12:07
My friend who opened the account for me.
Could you give me his present mailing address?
:12:11
Cravat.
Larry Cravat. Sure.
:12:22
- If you'll pardon me a minute, Mr. Taylor.
- Anything the matter?
:12:37
What's going on?
Isn't the account all right?
:12:39
It's perfectly all right,
Mr. Taylor.
:12:41
If you need any more identification,
I have my discharge-
:12:44
- If you'll just wait a minute.
- Wait? For what?
:12:47
If you don't mind, there's some questions
we'd like to ask you.
:12:49
- Questions? I don't get it.
- It'll just take a minute, Mr. Taylor.
:12:52
It'll have to be
some other time.
:13:28
Maybe I can help you.
:13:31
I was looking for Cravat,
Larry Cravat.
:13:35
What made you think
he was hiding in the desk?
:13:38
Well, I got a letter
from Cravat on your stationery.
:13:40
Lots of people use our paper.
Nobody here by such a name.
:13:47
The letter was written three years ago.
Maybe he worked here then.
:13:50
I was working here then.
I don't know no Larry Cravat.
:13:52
- Maybe he used to come in a lot. Maybe somebody else knows him.
- Nobody else is here but me.
:13:59
He might come in again. Will you tell him to
get in touch with me? It's very important.