One Hundred and One Dalmatians
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:31:01
- She's a sly one.
- We're doing everything possible.

:31:04
- Have you
called the police?
- Yes, Scotland Yard.

:31:08
- But I'm afraid...
- Where are they?

:31:10
You idiot!
:31:11
- Anita!
- Sorry, Cruella.

:31:14
If there's any news,
we'll let you know.

:31:17
Thank you, Cruella.
:31:20
Roger, I admit she's eccentric,
but she's not a thief.

:31:23
Well, she's still number one
suspect in my book!

:31:25
She's been investigated
by Scotland Yard.

:31:27
- What more do you want?
- I don't know, darling.

:31:31
I don't know.
:31:33
Oh, Roger.
What'll we do?

:31:37
What'll we do?
:31:46
Perdy, I'm afraid
it's all up to us.

:31:50
Oh, Pongo.
Isn't there any hope?

:31:54
Well, yes.
There's the twilight bark.

:31:57
The twilight bark?
That's only a gossip chain.

:32:01
Darling, it's the very
fastest way to send news.

:32:05
If our puppies are anywhere
in the city, the London dogs will know.

:32:08
We'll send the word tonight when
our pets take us for a walk in the park.

:32:20
There's no one out tonight.
I'm afraid it's too cold.

:32:26
We've got to keep
trying, Perdy.

:32:37
Perdy,
we're in luck!

:32:40
It's the Great Dane
at Hampstead.

:32:45
Quiet, boy!
:32:46
Do you want to stir up
the whole neighbourhood?

:32:49
- Perdy, come on!
- Let's go.

:32:52
Pongo, you old idiot!
:32:59
Come on, now.
We're going home!


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