:32:01
How clever of you.
:32:03
You've got something there, Fred.
I'll drink to that, on you.
:32:06
A double gin and lemon, please.
:32:10
Double? All right, Nellie,
I hope it chokes you.
:32:13
You don't miss a trick, do you?
You're always on the make.
:32:27
My mother's really a dear. My father, too,
but they shout at one another...
:32:31
...and neither one like to shout.
:32:32
I can't tell you
how much I appreciate this.
:32:35
You've been extraordinarily kind and
you know nothing whatsoever about me.
:32:38
Oh, I don't know, Miss Gill.
:32:40
You were born in South Africa.
The 17th of September, wasn't it?
:32:43
Educated in America and you're studying
at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
:32:47
Your parents don't live together.
:32:48
You're a very well-behaved lady, but allergic
to murder, and that drove you to drink.
:32:52
I hope it's only temporary.
:32:54
But I don't even know your name.
:32:56
I only know that you play the piano.
:32:58
I'm so sorry. It was stupid of me.
I forgot. My name is Smith.
:33:02
Just ordinary Smith?
:33:13
A detective?
:33:16
I hope you don't mind.
:33:18
Oh, no. Of course not.
:33:20
Well, I'm delighted.
:33:22
By the way, I don't suppose you and
your mother are interested in tea...
:33:26
...with a detective, that is.
:33:28
Of course. Especially with a detective.
:33:31
- Would you like to have tea with us?
- Oh, I'd love to. How about this afternoon?
:33:35
- Well, tomorrow, then?
- Yes.
:33:37
Yes. That's fine.