1:38:01
that this handkerchief
does not belong to my wife.
1:38:03
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Not at...
1:38:05
No. No.
No. No. No.
1:38:07
It does not.
1:38:08
No. Nor does it belong
to Mrs. Harriet Belinda Hubbard.
1:38:12
Nor to Fräulein Hildegarde Schmidt,
1:38:16
whose finest quality is her loyalty.
1:38:20
The initial is wrong.
1:38:21
What is the princess's first name?
1:38:24
Natalia, mein Herr.
It is a Russian name.
1:38:28
In the Russian, or Cyrillic, alphabet,
1:38:30
their capital N
1:38:33
is written like our capital H.
1:38:38
Madame la Princess,
1:38:39
should this costly handkerchief
cease to remain an exhibit,
1:38:43
it will be returned to your
loyal maid for laundering.
1:38:46
Or is Hildegarde Schmidt
really your maid?
1:38:49
I have, perhaps, a nose for the aura
of fine food and laid a trap.
1:38:54
You are a good cook,
are you not?
1:38:57
All my ladies have said so. I...
1:39:00
If you are a lady's maid,
1:39:02
your ladies never have a chance
of discovering if you are a good cook.
1:39:06
As good a cook as
Hildegarde Schmidt must have been
1:39:09
to the Armstrong household.
1:39:13
Enfin.
1:39:15
Who do we now
have here in this car...
1:39:20
...that could have known
or could have been involved
1:39:25
with the Armstrong household?
1:39:28
We have, one, Mr. McQueen,
1:39:30
who became boyishly
devoted to Mrs. Armstrong
1:39:33
at the time of the kidnapping.
1:39:35
Two, the Princess Dragomiroff,
1:39:37
who was Mrs. Armstrong's
devoted godmother.
1:39:39
Three, the Countess Andrenyi,
1:39:41
who was Mrs. Armstrong's
devoted younger sister.
1:39:43
Four, the Count Andrenyi,
1:39:45
who is Helena's devoted husband
1:39:47
and Mrs. Armstrong's
devoted brother-in-law.
1:39:49
Five, Hildegarde Schmidt, who was
Mrs. Armstrong's devoted cook.
1:39:50
Five, Hildegarde Schmidt, who was
Mrs. Armstrong's devoted cook.
1:39:54
Six, Mary Debenham, who was
Mrs. Armstrong's devoted secretary.
1:39:58
Miss Debenham's inclusion
is pure conjecture.