:09:00
Rusty.
:09:01
Oh, Rusty was a lot of fun for Dad!
:09:04
More fun for Dad than he was for me!
:09:07
- Did he say anything about Rusty?
- He said something.
:09:11
He wants to find him?
:09:13
Well, yes and no.
:09:15
I don't see what there is
to be cagey about.
:09:19
I don't like your manners.
:09:22
No, I grieve over them myself
in the long, lonely winter evenings.
:09:27
What is it you're afraid of, Mrs Regan?
:09:31
Then he... didn't want to
see you about Rusty?
:09:34
- Why don't you ask "him"?
- Forget it.
:09:40
Please... Mr Marlowe?
:09:47
Please... Could you find Rusty
if Dad asked you to?
:09:51
When did he go?
:09:52
Oh, about a month ago.
:09:55
They found his car
in a hotel garage somewhere.
:09:58
- They?
- He "didn't" tell you, then.
:10:02
That is not what your father
wanted to see me about.
:10:04
Is that what you've been trying
to get me to tell you?
:10:07
As a matter of fact, yes.
:10:10
Very well. Then I'll be trotting along.
:10:19
She had lovely legs. I will say that for her.
:10:22
I did a little superficial research, even
though the job her father had given me...
:10:27
... was a lawyer's job.
:10:29
If Mr Arthur Gwynn Geiger...
:10:30
... Rare Books and First Editions...
:10:33
... turned out to be a blackmailer...
:10:34
... it was still a lawyer's job.
:10:36
Unless there was a lot more to it
than met the eye.
:10:40
At a casual glance I thought
I might have a lot of fun finding out.
:10:54
Can I help you?
:10:56
Do you have a "Chevalier Audubon" 1840
- the full set?