1:01:00
You don't think he'll try to shoot
his way out, do you?
1:01:03
He might be desperate, sergeant.
1:01:06
Don't you think you ought
to go back and get a policeman?
1:01:47
She was glad he got away, Father.
1:01:48
- How do you know?
- By a look she gave Freddie Williams.
1:01:52
"Look she gave"? That won't get you far.
1:01:54
She'd be more delighted if she knew
there was no stained dress.
1:01:57
Oh, yes.
1:01:58
- I wish we still had that dress.
- There's so very little time.
1:02:01
We've got to make every minute count.
1:02:04
I have to phone Smith tomorrow.
1:02:05
Why don't I invite him to the theatrical
garden party with me?
1:02:08
I have to sell programs there.
1:02:11
- I don't quite follow you, my dear Holmes.
- In order to make him see.
1:02:15
Nobody suspects our Charlotte yet,
and they've got to.
1:02:18
First, you'd see my mother and father
and get approved by them.
1:02:21
Most parents nowadays don't seem
to care what sort of people...
1:02:24
...their children go around with,
but I'm not like that.
1:02:28
I know I'm very old-fashioned,
but I've got to think of Eve.
1:02:31
What do you do for a living?
1:02:35
I write a bit.
1:02:36
What, novels and things?
1:02:38
I'm very fond of novels. You know,
I read a delightful one the other day.
1:02:42
Let me see. What was the title?
It was written by that woman.
1:02:45
I can't remember, but she's written
a number of books.
1:02:47
You must have read some of them.
They're all about charming people.
1:02:51
She only writes
about the nice side of life.
1:02:53
Now, this book I was telling you about...
1:02:55
...the title has just slipped
my memory for the moment.
1:02:57
Well, it's about a mother, which is
a nice idea, I think, don't you?