1:09:03
If it'll do any good. We ought to
call the police and the manager.
1:09:08
Would you let me look first?
1:09:10
I'd be happy
if you didn't find anything.
1:09:13
Why do you say that?
1:09:15
I'm tired of draping them over me.
It's exciting to have them stolen.
1:09:20
You can't lose, as long as
Hughson makes out the cheque.
1:09:23
l'd be crazy to take this attitude
if l did.
1:09:27
Why did Francie suspect you, Mr Burns?
A woodcutter from Oregon!
1:09:32
I'm anything but that, Mrs Stevens.
My real name is John Robie.
1:09:37
I used to be a jewel thief years ago.
1:09:40
- What a wonderful surprise!
- l can't get worked up over it.
1:09:46
- Where did you keep the stuff?
- In the case.
1:09:50
- Watch out for fingerprints.
- There won't be any.
1:09:56
- Did they get everything?
- Everything.
1:09:59
Francie must have known about you.
1:10:02
She guessed today.
You must sleep soundly.
1:10:06
I do.
1:10:11
He came down through the air shaft.
1:10:13
If you're not Mr Burns, why do you
call yourself that and not...
1:10:17
- What was the other name?
- John Robie. Mrs Stevens...
1:10:21
- The gang won't let you go straight?
- The gang is the law.
1:10:25
Mother, don't talk to him.
1:10:28
Don't touch anything to cover any clues.
1:10:31
There aren't any clues. He came down
the air shaft and went the same way.
1:10:35
- You know how he got in.
- Did you find anything in my room?
1:10:39
- I certainly did.
- Nothing of your mother's.
1:10:42
You gave those to your accomplice.
1:10:44
But the clothes of Mr Burns,
the American, all had French labels.
1:10:49
I found this: everyone on the Riviera
with jewellery worth stealing.
1:10:54
listen to what it says about us.
1:10:56
What good is that?
You're already caught.
1:10:59
I called the police and told them
who you are and what you did tonight.