:59:03
Sorry about the tears.
:59:05
Well, is Marion in trouble?
What is it?
:59:09
(Man) Let's all talk about
Marion, shall we?
:59:15
Who are you,
friend?
:59:17
My name is Arbogast,
friend.
:59:19
I'm a private
investigator.
:59:22
- Where is she, Miss Crane?
- I don't know you.
:59:25
I know you don't, because if you did
I wouldn't be able to f ollow you.
:59:29
What's your interest
in this?
:59:32
Well, $40,000.
:59:36
- $40,000?
- That's right.
:59:41
One of you'd better tell me what's going
on, and f ast. I can take so much...
:59:45
Now, take it easy,
friend.
:59:47
It's just that your girlfriend
stole $40,000.
:59:50
What are you talking about?
What is this?
:59:53
She was supposed to bank it on Friday
f or her boss, and she didn't.
:59:57
- No one has seen her since.
- Someone has seen her.
1:00:00
Someone always sees a girl
with $40,000.
1:00:03
They don't want to prosecute,
they just want the money back.
1:00:06
- Sam, if she's here...
- She isn't. She isn't.
1:00:09
Miss Crane, can I ask you, did you come
up here on a hunch and nothing more?
1:00:13
Oh, not even a hunch.
Just hope.
1:00:16
Well, with a little checking
I could get to believe you.
1:00:19
I don't care
if you believe me or not.
1:00:22
All I want to do is see Marion
bef ore she gets in this too deeply.
1:00:25
Did you check Phoenix?
Maybe she had an accident, or a hold-up.
1:00:28
No, she was seen leaving town in her
own car... by her employer, I might add.
1:00:33
I can't believe it.
Can you?
1:00:37
We're always quickest
to doubt people...
1:00:39
who have a reputation
f or being honest.
1:00:42
I think she's here,
Miss Crane.
1:00:44
Where there's
a boyfriend...
1:00:47
She's not back there with the nuts and
bolts, but she's in this town somewhere.
1:00:51
I'll find her.
I'll be seeing you.