1:10:00
I'm sure you'd love some ice cream.
Chubby could show you where it is.
1:10:03
- Oh, but I'd adore to.
- That's most good of you.
1:10:05
I hope you'll remember me by this little
token of my regard and esteem.
1:10:09
Allow me.
1:10:11
As you know, this fete is being held
for the aid of the Actors' Orphanage.
1:10:15
Now, it's raining outside, and if you've
got half a pound to spare, come in...
1:10:19
Which programs shall I take?
1:10:20
- Take that pile, dear.
- Thank you.
1:10:32
You newspaperwomen work hard
at your job, don't you, Miss Gill?
1:10:36
How did you know my name?
1:10:37
Called that number you gave me
for emergency.
1:10:39
A Mrs. Gill answered,
and I put two and two together.
1:10:43
- What did you need me for in such a hurry?
- Don't talk to me like that.
1:10:46
I've come down here to tell you
Miss Inwood's looking for you.
1:10:49
- What does she want?
- She wants your head, of course.
1:10:53
What's more, she said the police want
to talk to a Miss Doris Tinsdale.
1:10:56
She wants to know when I'm going
back to my work.
1:10:59
I told her my stomach
was still out of order.
1:11:01
Well, it's better now.
1:11:02
- Much better, thank you.
- You want more money, don't you?
1:11:06
Well, look at the risk I'm running. I'd better
go to Miss Inwood and tell her everything.
1:11:10
And before that detective finds out
there's no such person as Doris.
1:11:15
Here's 5 pounds. It's all I have with me.
1:11:18
Oh, my job's worth more than that,
at least another 20.
1:11:21
I'll meet you outside Miss Inwood's tent
in half an hour.
1:11:29
Finished already? You are doing well.
1:11:32
- May I use your phone?
- Why, yes, of course, my dear. There it is.
1:11:35
Thank you.
1:11:44
Hello. Is that you, Father?
1:11:45
Could you come right away? With all
the money you can lay your hands on.
1:11:49
At least 20 pounds. At least!
1:11:51
It's Nellie.
1:11:53
The girl I'm understudying.
1:11:55
Yes. Be quick, darling.
1:11:58
No queuing.
1:11:59
No queuing here.
Step right up.