1:05:00
Oh dear,
and I'm making a nuisance of myself.
1:05:03
- Not at all.
- You must rest.
1:05:05
Must have you fit
for the dance tonight.
1:05:08
I'm looking forward
to a whirl or two with you.
1:05:27
You dance beautifully, Miss Marple.
1:05:29
Why thank you, Mr Enderby.
So do you.
1:05:32
Well, my foot holds me back a bit,
but I manage.
1:05:35
Indeed you do.
1:05:36
I hope you understand
about the dance.
1:05:39
It's not that I'm unfeeling about
George, but we always have it.
1:05:43
Naturally you have to consider
your guests.
1:05:51
- Care for another whirl?
- Of course, Mr Enderby.
1:05:57
- We'd better sit this one out.
- Oh, dear.
1:06:00
Dreadful, not dancing at all.
1:06:02
One must be tolerant of the young,
Mr Enderby.
1:06:06
My mama was horrified when she saw me
doing the Charleston in public.
1:06:11
That was quite different, besides
I'm sure you danced it beautifully.
1:06:16
Ah, there's Mr Stringer.
1:06:18
As it happens,
this is his favourite dance.
1:06:21
Mr Stringer!
1:06:22
I found out...
1:06:23
I was just saying
that this is your favourite dance.
1:06:26
- Shall we?
- Dance?
1:06:28
Naturally. You'll excuse us won't
you, Mr Enderby. Come along.
1:06:33
- Miss Marple, I don't think...
- Do your best.
1:06:36
This is the only way
I could get you alone.
1:06:47
What did you find out?
1:06:49
You were right, Miss Marple.
It's worth at least £50,000.
1:06:53
I knew it!
Then it was that picture after all.
1:06:55
It certainly was.
1:06:57
Excellent.
We can now proceed with certainty.