1:23:02
Doris. Doris!
1:23:04
Miss Tinsdale!
1:23:07
Come and give a hand here.
1:23:10
What are you waiting for?
1:23:25
I'm sorry, sir.
1:23:40
Do you think there's anything between
Cooper and Miss Inwood?
1:23:44
But Eve hasn't been near for days.
1:23:46
Doris! Miss Tinsdale!
1:23:48
We got away as quickly as possible,
and here we are.
1:23:51
And that's the story of the short
and stormy life of Doris Tinsdale.
1:23:55
It is in many respects a sad one,
but, one hopes...
1:23:57
...not entirely without usefulness.
1:23:59
The next thing is to wait
for the arrival of Mr. Ordinary Smith...
1:24:03
...with his posse to arrest
the whole boiling lot of us.
1:24:05
Well, you think I should give myself up,
is that it?
1:24:09
Yes, I should, shouldn't I? The longer
I stay here, the worse it will be for you.
1:24:12
But I won't give up. There must be
a way to get at Charlotte.
1:24:16
Now, I've made a nice hot toddy
for you, Mr. Robinson.
1:24:20
There's nothing like it for a cold,
is there?
1:24:22
Thank you.
1:24:24
Isn't it dreadful? Mr. Robinson hasn't been
able to stir out of his room since he arrived.
1:24:28
These spring colds are really frightful.
1:24:30
Oh, by the way, Eve, Mr. Smith
is downstairs and wants to see you.
1:24:34
I think it would be such a good idea...
1:24:36
...if I made Mr. Robinson a nice,
hot mustard plaster.
1:24:39
I wonder if he's got a temperature.
1:24:41
I've broken my thermometer, but you could
easily run to the chemist's...