1:17:15
Everyone in Philadelphia
reads "The Bulletin".
1:17:18
Just a minute.
1:17:27
- What's all the excitement?
- The cat burglar's dead.
1:17:31
John Robie?
1:17:33
No, a man named Foussard.
A wine steward in a restaurant.
1:17:37
You better start practising
your apologies in two languages.
1:17:44
You're positive Foussard was The Cat?
1:17:47
We have no reason
to change the story.
1:17:50
- That's hardly a direct answer.
- I cannot give another. Excuse me.
1:17:56
One more point, Lepic.
This is a cheque for $280,000.
1:18:00
That's nearly 92 million francs.
Since you've killed The Cat...
1:18:04
He killed himself
attempting to escape justice.
1:18:08
I've been instructed
to pay off the Stevens claim.
1:18:12
I'm disinclined to do so if recovery
of the jewellery is imminent. Is it?
1:18:17
- It will take time.
- Several centuries!
1:18:22
I just came in to congratulate you
on your capture.
1:18:28
All's well that ends well. The papers
have headlines, tourists can relax.
1:18:34
You, Lepic, got your publicity
and a commendation from Paris.
1:18:38
Everyone got some good out of it,
except Hughson's company.
1:18:42
- But they can afford it.
- It has cut their assets.
1:18:47
Poor Foussard. Never guessed
it was him, a wine waiter.
1:18:51
Family man, wooden leg.
1:18:57
Didn't you know? Certainly. He lost it
during the War. That's remarkable.