:27:03
Maybe you're right.
:27:05
You got an hour to solve the case
while I get the kids in bed.
:27:09
Then you're mine. Mr. Kennedy
will have to wait until morning.
:27:18
Look, Dad. Look what I drew.
:27:21
Thas something. What is it?
:27:23
Is a rhino in a cage.
:27:24
Can I stay up another hour?
I don't think so, Son.
:27:28
Pickle and Snapper, my two...
:27:31
...dancing partners.
:27:32
Good night, doodlebugs.
:27:35
One hour, you hear?
:27:37
Some Saturday-night date you are.
:27:40
Mama warned me this would happen
if I married such a serious man as you.
:27:44
When I come up, I'll show you
how Saturday night got invented.
:28:11
I sealed off the area and held off the trains
till they could be examined.
:28:16
There were some transients taken on
at least one train.
:28:21
Mr. Bowers, you already talked to us
about this matter. Is that correct?
:28:26
Yes.
:28:28
Is there anything else you told us...
:28:30
...that I haven't asked you about,
that you can think of?
:28:34
Nothing that I can recall.
:28:37
Witness is excused.
:28:40
A long freight was in there...
:28:41
...and we pulled some people off
and took them to the station.
:28:48
Do you mean some transients?
:28:50
Tramps and hobos.
:28:51
Were they questioned?
:28:53
They were questioned at the station.
:28:56
Ask the question.
:28:59
Les go back to that Amos Euins matter.