:08:00
Not from me Miss, l´m Milton,
Mr. Fleming´s agent...
:08:04
...looking for beautiful girls
Ten a week and bonuses
:08:08
There´s an audition Monday at 9
:08:10
l´ll be there at 9 a.m. sharp
:08:12
Not in the morning, this evening
Who´s seen Mr. Fleming...
:08:16
...up at 9 in the morning?
:08:19
Look, an agent for a Night Club!
:08:22
l´m not interested, tonight l´m
meeting my blue eyes and l´ll say...
:08:26
...good bye to this for good
:08:29
What are you talking about?
:08:31
A man, he is so handsome
l´m going away with him
:08:34
Who´s he?
:08:36
His name is John and he comes from
a very distinguished family
:08:40
Who´s the lucky girl this time?
Me? Don´t be jealous
:08:47
There we go, 6 pennies
:08:51
- Still alone sweetheart?
Let´s dance darling
:08:56
You must be the most beautiful girl
in the old place, the minute I laid...
:09:00
...my eyes on you I said to myself,
Oswald, that´s my name, that´s the...
:09:05
...most beautiful girl in the old
place
:09:09
You´re a little cold, should we
get a little warmer?
:09:12
Lucy, that John, where is he from?
:09:15
Who are you dancing with,
with me or with your friend?
:09:19
Shut up! Where did you meet him?
:09:21
In the personal column
:09:25
Lucy not like this, it´s dangerous
:09:27
Not when I have my precious little
friend to protect me
:09:31
Elephants encircle her smooth
white arm
:09:35
Professor, l´ve read this poem to
satiety. I had the best...
:09:39
...cryptographs of London checking
for any kind of code
:09:44
l´d be surprised if they found it
Whatever the criminal reveals in...
:09:49
...those poems
it would be against his will
:09:52
Subconscious, nothing simple
:09:55
Inspector, l´m glad to say that l´ve
been able to identify the style
:09:59
Do you know anything about him?
Is he truly a poet?