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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:02:02,041 --> 00:02:04,100 You clatter like a horse. 2 00:02:04,210 --> 00:02:06,178 You'll not steal up on any Jack the Ripper... 3 00:02:06,279 --> 00:02:08,747 thunderin' through the streets like that. 4 00:02:08,848 --> 00:02:10,941 Three thousand men called out... 5 00:02:11,050 --> 00:02:14,816 all wearin' rubber slips on their boots- except the Yorkshiremen. 6 00:02:14,921 --> 00:02:17,014 And one Yorkshireman's worth the lot of you. 7 00:02:17,123 --> 00:02:19,250 Never mind me boots. 8 00:02:19,359 --> 00:02:21,259 They'd be better off giving us guns... 9 00:02:21,361 --> 00:02:23,625 not yawpin' about rubber soles. 10 00:02:23,730 --> 00:02:25,630 And what do we do with this... 11 00:02:25,732 --> 00:02:28,132 against a cunning devil with a long, sharp knife? 12 00:02:28,234 --> 00:02:31,726 - An Irishman knows what to do with that. - You go now, Katy. 13 00:02:31,838 --> 00:02:34,838 Now go home, and don't come back here till you learn how to behave yourself. 14 00:02:34,907 --> 00:02:38,001 - I won't go home. - I've warned you, Katy, 100 times if I've said it once. 15 00:02:38,111 --> 00:02:40,705 Let go of me. I'll go when I'm ready and not before. 16 00:02:40,813 --> 00:02:42,713 - Let go of me! - Now, come now. 17 00:02:42,815 --> 00:02:45,841 - Is that any way to be acting? - Now, just gentle like. 18 00:02:45,952 --> 00:02:48,819 Easy and gentle, if you please. 19 00:02:48,921 --> 00:02:50,980 Three strong men, it takes- 20 00:02:51,090 --> 00:02:55,151 Three men to keep one poor woman from having a little drink. 21 00:02:55,261 --> 00:02:57,821 Now, you'll be feelin' fine after a little sleep. Come on. 22 00:02:57,930 --> 00:03:00,421 I'm feeling fine now, you great ape. 23 00:03:00,533 --> 00:03:03,331 You've got a quick eye, miss. He is a bit like an ape. 24 00:03:03,436 --> 00:03:06,894 - Here, you for home. You've had enough. - Now look here. 25 00:03:07,006 --> 00:03:08,997 I will drink till I float if I want to... 26 00:03:09,108 --> 00:03:11,099 - and no one is going to stop me. - I might- 27 00:03:11,210 --> 00:03:13,178 Here, let me handle this. 28 00:03:13,279 --> 00:03:17,613 You see, miss, it's our duty to protect you from Jack the Ripper. 29 00:03:17,717 --> 00:03:19,776 I don't think you mind a bit of protection... 30 00:03:19,886 --> 00:03:22,946 from a fiend like that, do ya? 31 00:03:23,056 --> 00:03:25,251 You know... 32 00:03:25,358 --> 00:03:27,690 I will be honored... 33 00:03:27,794 --> 00:03:31,787 to have a stalwart and polite constable such as you... 34 00:03:31,898 --> 00:03:33,866 take me home. 35 00:03:35,201 --> 00:03:38,967 I live... just around the corner. 36 00:03:39,072 --> 00:03:41,438 Just around the corner. 37 00:03:52,752 --> 00:03:54,947 You know, it's a rare thing... 38 00:03:55,054 --> 00:03:58,319 to find a constable with such lovely manners. 39 00:03:58,424 --> 00:04:00,483 Yorkshire gallantry, ma'am. 40 00:04:00,593 --> 00:04:02,493 Well, here it is. 41 00:04:02,595 --> 00:04:05,086 And-And-And thank you kindly. 42 00:04:05,198 --> 00:04:07,393 It's our pleasure, ma'am. Sleep well. 43 00:04:07,500 --> 00:04:09,764 Thank you. Good night. 44 00:04:09,869 --> 00:04:11,894 Good night. 45 00:06:30,877 --> 00:06:33,107 Bah. Rot. Rot! 46 00:06:33,212 --> 00:06:36,477 This fellow George Bernard Shaw should be shipped back to Ireland posthaste. 47 00:06:36,582 --> 00:06:38,982 - What did you say, dear? - I was talking to the dog. 48 00:06:39,085 --> 00:06:40,985 About what, dear? 49 00:06:41,087 --> 00:06:43,783 I said George Bernard Shaw should be sent back to Ireland. 50 00:06:43,890 --> 00:06:46,290 Why? What did he say that you don't like? 51 00:06:46,392 --> 00:06:48,292 He said if a duchess went down to Whitechapel... 52 00:06:48,394 --> 00:06:50,294 and got slaughtered by Jack the Ripper... 53 00:06:50,396 --> 00:06:53,126 something would be done to protect the lives of the poor women who live there. 54 00:06:53,232 --> 00:06:56,633 - Well, it's true, isn't it? - In the first place, it's not true. 55 00:06:56,736 --> 00:06:58,966 The second, I was talking to my dog. 56 00:07:00,439 --> 00:07:03,169 Very well, but I think at least you should tell him both sides. 57 00:07:03,276 --> 00:07:05,744 That's ridiculous. 58 00:07:07,613 --> 00:07:10,275 Now who could that be, this time of night? 59 00:07:10,383 --> 00:07:13,819 I'm sure if you think carefully, you will discover a way of finding out. 60 00:07:18,457 --> 00:07:20,357 William. 61 00:07:20,459 --> 00:07:22,359 I feel something. 62 00:07:22,461 --> 00:07:25,726 - Helen. - Well, I do. 63 00:07:34,240 --> 00:07:36,140 Good evening. 64 00:07:36,242 --> 00:07:39,075 Do you have rooms to let? 65 00:07:40,179 --> 00:07:42,079 I saw your advertisement... 66 00:07:42,181 --> 00:07:44,843 and the estate agents gave me this order to view. 67 00:07:46,519 --> 00:07:48,953 You must forgive me for coming so late. I was working. 68 00:07:49,055 --> 00:07:51,717 Oh, yes, of course. We do have rooms. 69 00:07:51,824 --> 00:07:53,917 Please come in. 70 00:07:56,028 --> 00:07:59,828 - I'm Mrs. Harley. - My name is Slade. 71 00:07:59,932 --> 00:08:03,561 - Well, Helen, who is it? - My husband, Mr. Harley. 72 00:08:03,669 --> 00:08:06,934 This is Mr. Slade, dear. He's come to see the rooms. 73 00:08:09,642 --> 00:08:11,576 Yes. How do you do? 74 00:08:15,581 --> 00:08:18,744 That's odd, you know. He never does that with strangers. 75 00:08:23,055 --> 00:08:24,989 May I see the rooms, Mrs. Harley? 76 00:08:25,091 --> 00:08:26,991 Oh, yes, of course, Mr. Slade. 77 00:08:27,093 --> 00:08:29,459 If you'll just come upstairs- 78 00:08:41,540 --> 00:08:44,008 Here we are. 79 00:08:44,110 --> 00:08:46,476 I'm awfully glad I dusted in here today. 80 00:08:46,579 --> 00:08:48,979 I had a feeling someone might come. 81 00:08:49,081 --> 00:08:52,016 I'm sure you'd be very comfortable here. 82 00:08:52,118 --> 00:08:54,018 Uh, this is the bedroom. 83 00:08:54,120 --> 00:08:56,884 These are the only rooms you have, Mrs. Harley? 84 00:08:56,989 --> 00:08:59,719 I could let you have them quite reasonably. 85 00:08:59,825 --> 00:09:03,352 There isn't anything else, except the attic, of course. 86 00:09:03,462 --> 00:09:06,454 The attic? Please let me see it. 87 00:09:06,565 --> 00:09:08,465 It's really very small, you know. 88 00:09:08,567 --> 00:09:10,592 I would like very much to see it. 89 00:09:15,608 --> 00:09:18,543 Do you like those? They're old-time actresses. 90 00:09:18,644 --> 00:09:20,612 Quaint, aren't they? 91 00:09:35,194 --> 00:09:38,163 As you see, it isn't very nice. 92 00:09:38,264 --> 00:09:41,495 Excellent. This is excellent. 93 00:09:41,600 --> 00:09:45,058 Exactly what I need, madam. You see, I am a pathologist. 94 00:09:45,171 --> 00:09:47,571 I need a place to study and do a little experimental work... 95 00:09:47,673 --> 00:09:50,608 where I won't be interrupted. 96 00:09:50,709 --> 00:09:52,677 I'd take the other rooms as well, of course. 97 00:09:52,778 --> 00:09:55,076 I would live downstairs and work up here. 98 00:09:55,181 --> 00:09:58,116 - Would that be all right with you? - Yes, of course. 99 00:09:59,318 --> 00:10:02,287 This will be most useful. 100 00:10:02,388 --> 00:10:06,586 I suppose a scientist's experiments always seem mysterious to other people. 101 00:10:06,692 --> 00:10:09,490 I assure you, I won't be doing anything dangerous. 102 00:10:09,595 --> 00:10:11,495 That's good. 103 00:10:11,597 --> 00:10:13,656 May I take the rooms tonight? 104 00:10:13,766 --> 00:10:16,200 Yes. Uh, but the terms- 105 00:10:16,302 --> 00:10:18,236 Would five pounds a month be acceptable? 106 00:10:18,337 --> 00:10:21,534 - Aye, well, now, that's more than adequate. - Done. 107 00:10:22,975 --> 00:10:25,876 You're our first paying guest, Mr. Slade. 108 00:10:25,978 --> 00:10:29,709 You see, we've come upon a period of hard times. 109 00:10:29,815 --> 00:10:31,976 So you must now let rooms? 110 00:10:32,084 --> 00:10:35,315 Yes. Mr. Harley suffered business reverses... 111 00:10:35,421 --> 00:10:39,050 and with nothing to do, he's become so nervous and restless. 112 00:10:40,926 --> 00:10:44,157 If at times he seems a little eccentric or rude... 113 00:10:44,263 --> 00:10:47,926 - You will understand, won't you? - Of course I will. 114 00:10:48,033 --> 00:10:50,627 I believe I should pay you now, Mrs. Harley. 115 00:10:52,972 --> 00:10:55,406 My habits are irregular, I'm afraid. 116 00:10:55,508 --> 00:10:57,738 I often need to be out late at night. 117 00:10:57,843 --> 00:10:59,834 But I will be very quiet. 118 00:10:59,945 --> 00:11:02,573 If you'll just regard me as a lodger, not as a guest... 119 00:11:02,681 --> 00:11:05,445 you'll-you'll hardly know I'm in the house. 120 00:11:05,551 --> 00:11:08,952 - A month in advance. - Oh, you are thoughtful, Mr. Slade. 121 00:11:09,054 --> 00:11:11,454 I'm so pleased it was you who came. 122 00:11:11,557 --> 00:11:14,788 Are you? Well, that's very kind. 123 00:11:14,894 --> 00:11:17,488 The maid will get your meals whenever you want them. 124 00:11:17,596 --> 00:11:20,121 - You have a maid? - Yes. 125 00:11:20,232 --> 00:11:22,700 This happens to be her night out. 126 00:11:22,801 --> 00:11:25,235 But I can get you some dinner, if you'd like. 127 00:11:25,337 --> 00:11:27,635 Yes. 128 00:11:27,740 --> 00:11:29,901 This is a beautiful old Bible. 129 00:11:30,009 --> 00:11:31,909 Yes. It belonged to my grandmother. 130 00:11:32,011 --> 00:11:34,809 I hope you'll not take it away. I should like to have it here. 131 00:11:34,914 --> 00:11:37,144 It comforts me. 132 00:11:37,249 --> 00:11:40,275 The Ripper again! Murder in Whitechapel. 133 00:11:40,386 --> 00:11:44,322 - Murder. Another Ripper murder. - Another one. 134 00:11:44,423 --> 00:11:47,654 - Another murder. - Another one of those horrible Jack the Ripper murders. 135 00:11:47,760 --> 00:11:49,955 Why can't the police stop them? 136 00:11:50,062 --> 00:11:52,087 "Jack the Ripper." 137 00:11:52,198 --> 00:11:54,530 What a revolting, stupid name. 138 00:11:59,104 --> 00:12:01,265 I'm sorry, Mrs. Harley. The- 139 00:12:01,373 --> 00:12:03,773 The whole thing is repugnant to me. 140 00:12:03,876 --> 00:12:06,037 If you'll excuse me, I'll get your dinner now. 141 00:12:09,114 --> 00:12:12,208 Murder. Evening Standard. Echo. 142 00:12:12,318 --> 00:12:14,218 The Ripper again. 143 00:12:14,320 --> 00:12:18,950 Murder in Whitechapel. Murder. Another Ripper murder. 144 00:12:19,058 --> 00:12:22,084 Another murder. Evening Standard. 145 00:12:22,194 --> 00:12:24,219 Echo. 146 00:12:25,731 --> 00:12:27,631 - Oh, it's you. - Oh, you heard? 147 00:12:27,733 --> 00:12:30,361 - Yes. Another murder. - The fourth. All the same. 148 00:12:30,469 --> 00:12:33,961 He cuts their throats and then uses his knife like a doctor who's gone mad. 149 00:12:34,073 --> 00:12:36,974 The papers daren't print all the details. Too gruesome. 150 00:12:37,076 --> 00:12:39,636 - Want to read it? - Uh, no, thank you. 151 00:12:41,247 --> 00:12:44,478 William, Mr. Slade took the room. 152 00:12:44,583 --> 00:12:46,517 - Mm-hmm. - And the attic too. 153 00:12:46,619 --> 00:12:50,419 - He's taking them as of now. - I say, that's a bit quick, isn't it? 154 00:12:50,522 --> 00:12:52,786 He won't be any trouble to us at all. 155 00:12:52,891 --> 00:12:56,224 Don't like renting out bits and pieces of my own home. 156 00:12:56,328 --> 00:12:58,228 Can't have any privacy. 157 00:12:58,330 --> 00:13:00,230 Besides, we need the money. 158 00:13:00,332 --> 00:13:03,130 I suppose you want me to go up and make a show of hospitality. 159 00:13:03,235 --> 00:13:05,669 No. Tomorrow will do, dear, but if you're finished with the paper... 160 00:13:05,771 --> 00:13:08,296 let me take it up to Mr. Slade with his dinner. 161 00:13:08,407 --> 00:13:10,432 Finished with it? I just got it. 162 00:13:14,680 --> 00:13:16,944 There, you see? It's beginning- 163 00:13:17,049 --> 00:13:20,917 - Well, now. Where's that dog? - I think I saw him go upstairs. 164 00:13:21,020 --> 00:13:24,581 Look, that fellow is not going to have my dog too, is he? 165 00:13:47,579 --> 00:13:49,979 These pictures- Their eyes follow you wherever you move. 166 00:13:50,082 --> 00:13:52,949 They watch. They get on my nerves. 167 00:13:53,052 --> 00:13:55,020 I don't like being watched. 168 00:13:55,120 --> 00:13:58,146 I understand. I'll have them taken down tomorrow. 169 00:13:58,257 --> 00:14:00,418 Further, they are pictures of actresses. 170 00:14:00,526 --> 00:14:04,087 Yes. I hope you don't really object to actresses. 171 00:14:04,196 --> 00:14:06,926 My niece Lily is on the stage. 172 00:14:07,032 --> 00:14:09,933 - Your niece? - Yes, we're very proud of her. 173 00:14:10,035 --> 00:14:12,936 She opens next week at the Piccadilly Theatre Royal. 174 00:14:13,038 --> 00:14:16,132 She's bringing over some special dances from Paris. 175 00:14:16,241 --> 00:14:19,267 They're quite shocking, but they're most delightful. 176 00:14:19,378 --> 00:14:22,142 And she is very beautiful too, I suppose. 177 00:14:22,247 --> 00:14:24,613 Oh, yes. Walt till you meet her. 178 00:14:24,717 --> 00:14:26,685 Meet her? 179 00:14:26,785 --> 00:14:28,912 Yes. She'll live here in this house. 180 00:14:29,021 --> 00:14:32,286 Oh, you'll soon change your mind about actresses, Mr. Slade. 181 00:14:32,391 --> 00:14:34,621 Come on, Prince. 182 00:14:38,063 --> 00:14:39,963 Helen, it's 7:00. 183 00:14:40,065 --> 00:14:42,033 Be quiet, dear. Read your paper. 184 00:14:42,134 --> 00:14:44,295 We're just coming. 185 00:14:44,403 --> 00:14:47,133 Oh, I'm as good as my word, Daisy. 186 00:14:47,239 --> 00:14:49,399 I've got your pass for Miss Lily's performance tonight. 187 00:14:50,409 --> 00:14:54,971 Oh, Mr. Harley, sir, you're awfully nice. 188 00:14:55,080 --> 00:14:57,640 What's the matter? Don't you want to go now? 189 00:14:57,750 --> 00:15:00,583 Oh, I do, sir. I do. 190 00:15:00,686 --> 00:15:03,348 - But I'm afraid. - Afraid? 191 00:15:03,455 --> 00:15:07,221 Well, there ain't a girl in all London who fancies walking home alone at night... 192 00:15:07,326 --> 00:15:10,090 what with the Ripper up to his devilish tricks. 193 00:15:10,195 --> 00:15:12,925 Well, I suppose I don't blame you. 194 00:15:13,031 --> 00:15:14,931 Tell you what. 195 00:15:15,033 --> 00:15:18,230 See the show and come home in a cab. 196 00:15:18,337 --> 00:15:20,703 Oh, bless you, Mr. Harley, sir. 197 00:15:20,806 --> 00:15:24,572 - Now run along and fetch us a carriage, will you? - Yes, Mr. Harley, sir. 198 00:15:37,456 --> 00:15:40,653 Come along, Lily darling, or you'll be late. 199 00:15:40,759 --> 00:15:42,727 I'm coming, Auntie. 200 00:15:45,798 --> 00:15:48,824 Uncle William, you look very handsome and elegant. 201 00:15:48,934 --> 00:15:50,834 You look very ravishing yourself. 202 00:15:50,936 --> 00:15:53,996 Oh, I'm so excited I'm afraid I'm going to burst. 203 00:15:54,106 --> 00:15:56,301 You must contain yourself at all costs. 204 00:15:56,408 --> 00:15:58,501 Especially in the theater, where people are helplessly packed together. 205 00:15:58,610 --> 00:16:01,135 Oh, do be quiet. 206 00:16:01,246 --> 00:16:03,180 Be sure you've got everything. 207 00:16:03,282 --> 00:16:06,115 Hello there, Mr. Slade. 208 00:16:09,721 --> 00:16:12,622 Are you coming to the theater, Mr. Slade? 209 00:16:12,724 --> 00:16:16,216 - I'm afraid not. - Lily, I don't believe you've met Mr. Slade, have you? 210 00:16:16,328 --> 00:16:18,796 My niece, Lily Bonner. 211 00:16:18,897 --> 00:16:21,422 Good evening, Mr. Slade. 212 00:16:21,533 --> 00:16:23,626 I'm sorry you can't come to the opening. 213 00:16:23,735 --> 00:16:26,795 - I have work I must do. - You work at night? 214 00:16:26,905 --> 00:16:29,772 Yes, quite often. Sometimes all night. 215 00:16:29,875 --> 00:16:32,366 - It's quieter at night. - I like the night too. 216 00:16:32,478 --> 00:16:34,605 It's the only time I feel really alive. 217 00:16:34,713 --> 00:16:38,706 It's at night that the interesting things happen. 218 00:16:38,817 --> 00:16:41,718 What kind of work do you do at night, Mr. Slade? 219 00:16:41,820 --> 00:16:43,981 I doubt if you'd be interested. 220 00:16:45,224 --> 00:16:47,454 Do you just work? 221 00:16:47,559 --> 00:16:50,653 Sometimes I walk close by the river. 222 00:16:50,762 --> 00:16:55,096 The river is like liquid night flowing peacefully out to infinity. 223 00:16:58,737 --> 00:17:01,535 I must not delay you. I wish you success tonight. 224 00:17:01,640 --> 00:17:04,006 Thank you. 225 00:17:04,109 --> 00:17:06,009 Good night. 226 00:17:06,111 --> 00:17:08,807 Good night. 227 00:17:08,914 --> 00:17:11,678 He's so odd, isn't he? 228 00:17:11,783 --> 00:17:15,719 I believe he's shy and lonely and all wrapped up in his Chinese puzzles. 229 00:17:15,821 --> 00:17:19,985 - What Chinese puzzles? - Oh, science and pathology or whatever you said he did. 230 00:17:20,092 --> 00:17:22,890 I can't help feeling there's something odd about him. 231 00:17:22,995 --> 00:17:24,895 He skulks, he prowls. That's the something about him. 232 00:17:24,997 --> 00:17:28,433 And if he's lonely, he has only to pop out of his shell and speak to someone. 233 00:17:28,534 --> 00:17:31,128 I think he's interesting. 234 00:17:38,710 --> 00:17:41,941 Evening Standard. Echo. 235 00:17:42,047 --> 00:17:44,106 Evening standard. Echo. 236 00:17:44,216 --> 00:17:46,616 Four thousand police on duty in Whitechapel. 237 00:17:46,718 --> 00:17:48,948 Evening Standard. Echo. 238 00:17:49,054 --> 00:17:51,852 Four thousand police on duty in Whitechapel. 239 00:17:53,125 --> 00:17:57,858 Oh, thank you, governor. Evening Standard. Echo. 240 00:18:01,199 --> 00:18:03,099 Dressing Room 1. 241 00:18:05,938 --> 00:18:07,872 Hello, Annie. 242 00:18:10,909 --> 00:18:12,843 Flowers for Miss Bonner. 243 00:18:12,945 --> 00:18:15,914 Please. May I see Miss Bonner? 244 00:18:16,014 --> 00:18:18,847 - Miss Bonner is dressing. - Who is it, Lelah? 245 00:18:18,951 --> 00:18:22,011 It's Annie Rowley- "La Belle Anne," remember? 246 00:18:22,120 --> 00:18:25,851 It's all right, Lelah. I know who Annie Rowley is. Come in. 247 00:18:27,526 --> 00:18:29,790 Oh! It looks very nice. 248 00:18:29,895 --> 00:18:31,863 Thank you for letting me come in. 249 00:18:31,964 --> 00:18:34,933 I always like to come and say hello to my old dressing room. 250 00:18:35,033 --> 00:18:38,833 It's perfectly all right, Annie. Help yourself to champagne, courtesy of the management. 251 00:18:38,937 --> 00:18:42,373 - I've got to hurry. - Yes, I remember. 252 00:18:42,474 --> 00:18:45,705 - Did you know royalty was coming tonight? - Yes, the prince of Wales. 253 00:18:45,811 --> 00:18:48,279 Oh, I had it all once- 254 00:18:48,380 --> 00:18:51,611 royalty, champagne, flowers. 255 00:18:53,218 --> 00:18:56,654 I remember my opening night and how excited I was. 256 00:18:56,755 --> 00:18:59,053 I looked in this very mirror. 257 00:19:00,659 --> 00:19:03,287 I wish I knew then what I know now. 258 00:19:04,830 --> 00:19:07,731 I came up overnight. Overnight I was forgotten. 259 00:19:07,833 --> 00:19:09,926 Won't be that way with you. 260 00:19:10,035 --> 00:19:12,230 Who knows? 261 00:19:12,337 --> 00:19:16,205 No, it won't. I went on looks alone. 262 00:19:17,376 --> 00:19:20,743 You have talent and... all the rest. 263 00:19:20,846 --> 00:19:22,973 Thanks, Annie. You coming tonight? 264 00:19:24,449 --> 00:19:27,907 - No, I have what I call my work. 265 00:19:28,020 --> 00:19:29,884 - I still sing and dance, you know. - Oh? Where? 266 00:19:29,919 --> 00:19:31,799 - I still sing and dance, you know. - Oh? Where? 267 00:19:33,258 --> 00:19:35,158 La Belle Anne now performs... 268 00:19:35,260 --> 00:19:37,785 at Madame Tussy's School of the Dance. 269 00:19:39,197 --> 00:19:42,462 Gentlemen come in the evening to learn the latest fandango. 270 00:19:42,567 --> 00:19:45,092 That's in the parlor in the front of the house. 271 00:19:46,905 --> 00:19:48,839 Is there anything I can do, Annie? 272 00:19:48,940 --> 00:19:51,306 Too late. 273 00:19:55,447 --> 00:19:58,439 You know, Annie, perhaps it isn't all up with you. 274 00:19:58,550 --> 00:20:00,450 Perhaps I could help you. 275 00:20:00,552 --> 00:20:02,452 I don't think there's a place with my girls... 276 00:20:02,554 --> 00:20:05,022 but I'm sure I could do something. 277 00:20:05,123 --> 00:20:07,683 She's gone, Miss Lily. 278 00:20:09,861 --> 00:20:11,761 Yes. 279 00:22:40,278 --> 00:22:42,439 Did you see that? 280 00:22:42,547 --> 00:22:46,415 The little minx flirted with the prince of Wales. 281 00:24:18,043 --> 00:24:21,069 Commissioner, there's been another murder by the Ripper. 282 00:24:21,179 --> 00:24:23,113 Are you sure it was the Ripper again? 283 00:24:23,214 --> 00:24:25,614 The report said it was a murder just like the others, sir. 284 00:24:25,717 --> 00:24:27,651 Where was it? Whitechapel? 285 00:24:27,752 --> 00:24:31,017 - Yes, sir. - All right. 286 00:24:35,560 --> 00:24:39,121 To Lily Bonner and her beautiful, talented troupe. 287 00:24:39,230 --> 00:24:42,722 - Long life. - Long life. 288 00:24:42,834 --> 00:24:45,268 London is yours, Lily, and if I were lord mayor... 289 00:24:45,370 --> 00:24:47,565 I'd give you the keys to the city. 290 00:24:47,672 --> 00:24:49,572 Miss Bonner. 291 00:24:49,674 --> 00:24:53,132 You know, champagne has a special significance for me. 292 00:24:53,244 --> 00:24:56,145 As I was growing up in the old Limehouse District... 293 00:24:56,247 --> 00:24:58,147 Champagne was only a remote word. 294 00:24:58,249 --> 00:25:00,547 She is very beautiful, if I may say so, sir. 295 00:25:00,652 --> 00:25:02,552 Mm-hmm. Wait here, Bates. 296 00:25:02,654 --> 00:25:05,589 Dislike very much interrupting your party, Miss Bonner. 297 00:25:05,690 --> 00:25:07,988 It's a matter of utmost importance to Scotland Yard. 298 00:25:08,093 --> 00:25:10,994 Sounds fascinating, Inspector... Warwick. 299 00:25:11,096 --> 00:25:13,564 And how can I help Scotland Yard? 300 00:25:13,665 --> 00:25:17,362 I want to ask you about a woman who came to see you before your performance this evening- 301 00:25:17,469 --> 00:25:20,097 - a certain Annie Rowley. - Yes, she was here. 302 00:25:21,206 --> 00:25:23,299 I felt terribly sorry for her. 303 00:25:23,408 --> 00:25:25,308 How much do you know about her? 304 00:25:25,410 --> 00:25:27,776 Not much, I'm afraid. Why, Inspector? 305 00:25:27,879 --> 00:25:30,780 She has become another victim of Jack the Ripper. 306 00:25:30,882 --> 00:25:33,350 Can you tell me if she was with anyone? 307 00:25:34,452 --> 00:25:36,613 No. She was alone. 308 00:25:36,721 --> 00:25:39,952 Someone said a man was seen near the place where Annie Rowley was found- 309 00:25:40,058 --> 00:25:43,619 a man carrying a small black bag and wearing an ulster. 310 00:25:43,728 --> 00:25:45,992 Of course, that description fits thousands of people... 311 00:25:46,097 --> 00:25:49,032 but you saw no such man? 312 00:25:49,134 --> 00:25:51,568 No. 313 00:25:51,669 --> 00:25:53,728 No, I saw no one like that. 314 00:26:22,534 --> 00:26:25,526 Finally got Lily settled for the night. Poor thing. 315 00:26:25,637 --> 00:26:28,003 She thought she was so excited she couldn't sleep... 316 00:26:28,106 --> 00:26:30,097 but she dropped off while I was talking to her. 317 00:26:30,208 --> 00:26:32,438 That's possible. 318 00:26:32,544 --> 00:26:34,512 I just opened it. 319 00:26:34,612 --> 00:26:36,876 I'm thinking. 320 00:26:36,981 --> 00:26:40,610 - Thinking. - You know, that man from Scotland Yard... 321 00:26:40,718 --> 00:26:43,778 said the Ripper was carrying a little black bag. 322 00:26:43,888 --> 00:26:45,788 All he said was, there was a report... 323 00:26:45,890 --> 00:26:49,223 that a man carrying a black bag was seen in the vicinity of the murder. 324 00:26:49,327 --> 00:26:51,852 And Mr. Slade came to us the night of the other murder... 325 00:26:51,963 --> 00:26:55,023 and all he had with him was a little black bag. 326 00:26:55,133 --> 00:26:59,729 And tonight he took his black bag with him when he went out. 327 00:26:59,838 --> 00:27:02,306 - He did not. - Yes, he did. 328 00:27:02,407 --> 00:27:05,001 His bag is not black, and he didn't take it with him tonight. 329 00:27:05,110 --> 00:27:07,738 - William, he did. - Would you stake your oath on that? 330 00:27:07,846 --> 00:27:10,906 Your solemn oath in a court of law? 331 00:27:11,015 --> 00:27:13,813 So you're not sure of the color of his bag... 332 00:27:13,918 --> 00:27:16,113 nor that he had it with him when he went out. 333 00:27:16,221 --> 00:27:18,849 You're always leaping to illogical conclusions... 334 00:27:18,957 --> 00:27:20,948 which you call thinking. 335 00:27:22,260 --> 00:27:24,160 And the window. 336 00:27:24,262 --> 00:27:26,594 Oh, I'm sorry, dear. I forgot. 337 00:27:26,698 --> 00:27:29,428 Women can sense things, William. Now you know that's true. 338 00:27:29,534 --> 00:27:32,002 Remember when I said something had happened to my sister Sophie... 339 00:27:32,103 --> 00:27:35,266 and we found out that she'd fallen and broken her hip? 340 00:27:35,373 --> 00:27:37,341 And remember- 341 00:27:38,576 --> 00:27:40,635 What are you looking at? 342 00:27:40,745 --> 00:27:42,645 It's Mr. Slade. 343 00:27:42,747 --> 00:27:45,910 - He's just coming in. - Why not? He lives here. 344 00:28:10,241 --> 00:28:12,141 He creeps. 345 00:28:12,243 --> 00:28:14,211 You can hardly hear him move. 346 00:28:14,312 --> 00:28:17,406 Naturally he creeps. It's 3:00 in the morning. 347 00:28:17,515 --> 00:28:20,746 Do you think he should come in dancing and singing and waking up the whole house? 348 00:28:20,852 --> 00:28:22,786 He stopped at Lily's door. 349 00:28:22,887 --> 00:28:24,787 He did? 350 00:28:58,890 --> 00:29:01,950 - The window. - Oh. 351 00:29:05,930 --> 00:29:07,557 - More tea, dear? - Hmm. 352 00:29:07,732 --> 00:29:11,691 Paper says that the murderer used his knife in ways quite unprintable. 353 00:29:11,803 --> 00:29:14,795 Ridiculous. How can a knife be used unprintably? 354 00:29:14,906 --> 00:29:17,033 - Tea, dear? - Hmm. 355 00:29:17,141 --> 00:29:19,200 Queen Victoria's issued a statement. 356 00:29:19,310 --> 00:29:21,574 "She has told Commissioner Warren that no married man... 357 00:29:21,679 --> 00:29:24,079 "could possibly be to blame for these murders... 358 00:29:24,182 --> 00:29:26,082 "and therefore every bachelor in London... 359 00:29:26,184 --> 00:29:28,084 should be rounded up immediately." 360 00:29:28,186 --> 00:29:30,552 - Tea? - What a wise queen. 361 00:29:30,655 --> 00:29:33,249 Now all Scotland Yard has to do is round up a million men... 362 00:29:33,358 --> 00:29:35,292 and ask them if they are Jack the Ripper. 363 00:29:35,393 --> 00:29:37,987 Well, she's right. No married man would do such a thing. 364 00:29:43,034 --> 00:29:45,502 Oh, she's so gay, even in the morning. 365 00:29:45,603 --> 00:29:47,594 Good morning. 366 00:29:47,705 --> 00:29:49,764 Isn't it a beautiful world? 367 00:29:49,874 --> 00:29:52,240 - All the reviews are raves. - Why, of course. 368 00:29:52,343 --> 00:29:54,277 Don't say it. 369 00:29:54,379 --> 00:29:56,779 - Don't say what, dear? - "I wonder who that can be." 370 00:29:56,881 --> 00:29:58,906 Oh. I'll go, Daisy. 371 00:30:01,052 --> 00:30:04,453 Hello. I'm Paul Warwick of Scotland Yard again. 372 00:30:04,555 --> 00:30:07,718 Oh. Oh, yes. Do come in. 373 00:30:07,825 --> 00:30:10,623 - Good morning, Mr. Warwick. - Hello, Miss Bonner. 374 00:30:10,728 --> 00:30:13,060 I'm sorry to bother you so early in the morning... 375 00:30:13,164 --> 00:30:16,133 but it was important that I talk to you again. 376 00:30:16,234 --> 00:30:18,794 - Hello. - Hello. 377 00:30:18,903 --> 00:30:21,098 - Do come in and have a cup of tea. - Thank you. 378 00:30:21,205 --> 00:30:24,402 - I'll get it, dear. - Did you know I found out last night after you left... 379 00:30:24,509 --> 00:30:26,409 that Annie Rowley sent me some flowers? 380 00:30:26,511 --> 00:30:28,775 Oh, yes. As a matter of fact, that was my excuse- 381 00:30:28,880 --> 00:30:30,780 I mean reason- for calling. 382 00:30:30,882 --> 00:30:32,782 The stage doorman told me. 383 00:30:32,884 --> 00:30:35,512 I'd like to find out what florist the flowers came from. 384 00:30:36,754 --> 00:30:39,052 Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't keep the box. 385 00:30:39,157 --> 00:30:42,558 Well, it was a possible lead. Though it did no help to Scotland Yard... 386 00:30:42,660 --> 00:30:44,580 - it did give me the opportunity- - Good morning. 387 00:30:44,662 --> 00:30:47,222 I beg your pardon. I didn't mean to interrupt. 388 00:30:47,332 --> 00:30:49,493 Mr. Slade, this is Mr. Warwick. 389 00:30:49,600 --> 00:30:51,534 How do you do? 390 00:30:51,636 --> 00:30:53,536 Mr. Warwick's from Scotland Yard. 391 00:30:53,638 --> 00:30:56,835 He's engaged on the Ripper case. Now tell me, Inspector. 392 00:30:56,941 --> 00:30:59,341 Is it really true that this time the Ripper was seen? 393 00:30:59,444 --> 00:31:01,935 Yes. I was about to ask that too. 394 00:31:02,046 --> 00:31:04,844 - He may have been. - I don't think you'll ever catch him. 395 00:31:04,949 --> 00:31:07,782 - Why not? - Well, five murders- 396 00:31:07,885 --> 00:31:10,445 This time Whitechapel was swarming with police... 397 00:31:10,555 --> 00:31:12,580 and yet you didn't even come near to finding him. 398 00:31:12,690 --> 00:31:15,284 You don't know any more now than you did in the beginning. 399 00:31:15,393 --> 00:31:18,362 - Yes, we do. - Oh? What? 400 00:31:18,463 --> 00:31:23,264 He's of average height, he's very quick and strong and he's left-handed. 401 00:31:24,769 --> 00:31:27,602 Perhaps he carries a black bag, which would contain his knives. 402 00:31:27,705 --> 00:31:31,971 - What I want to know is, why does he do it? - There are many theories. 403 00:31:32,076 --> 00:31:35,842 The favorite one is that he's a maniac who kills at random. 404 00:31:35,947 --> 00:31:37,847 - Do you believe that? - No. 405 00:31:37,949 --> 00:31:41,385 Hmm. Well, he may not kill at random, but he's not sane. 406 00:31:41,486 --> 00:31:44,944 You're a medical man, Mr. Slade. Would you say he was sane? 407 00:31:46,557 --> 00:31:49,355 I tend to agree with Miss Lily. The police will not find him. 408 00:31:49,460 --> 00:31:52,793 - Why not? - The police are searching for a criminal. 409 00:31:52,897 --> 00:31:54,797 In reality, there are no criminals. 410 00:31:54,899 --> 00:31:57,891 There are only people doing what they must do because the are who they are. 411 00:31:58,002 --> 00:32:01,995 So perhaps the police are searching for someone who doesn't exist. 412 00:32:02,106 --> 00:32:05,041 Well, if my theories are correct... 413 00:32:05,143 --> 00:32:09,546 I shall make Jack the Ripper's own hands tie the noose that will hang him. 414 00:32:09,647 --> 00:32:13,242 I still don't see how you worked it out that he was left-handed. 415 00:32:13,351 --> 00:32:16,411 - Uh, do you, Mr. Slade? - I've intruded too long. 416 00:32:16,521 --> 00:32:18,887 I really only came down for the morning paper. 417 00:32:27,965 --> 00:32:30,433 Thank you. 418 00:32:30,535 --> 00:32:33,163 Have you all finished with it? 419 00:32:33,271 --> 00:32:36,035 Oh, yes. Sorry. Should have sent one up to you. 420 00:32:36,140 --> 00:32:38,301 Thank you. Excuse me. 421 00:32:41,012 --> 00:32:43,480 Odd how that dog acts. 422 00:32:43,581 --> 00:32:45,708 Seems to have fallen in love with him. 423 00:32:57,428 --> 00:32:59,328 Mr. Slade? 424 00:33:00,364 --> 00:33:02,730 Mr. Slade. Is something burning? 425 00:33:02,834 --> 00:33:04,802 Don't come up here. 426 00:33:05,937 --> 00:33:07,905 I'm sorry there's an odor, Mrs. Harley. 427 00:33:08,005 --> 00:33:09,973 There was something I had to burn. My work. 428 00:33:10,074 --> 00:33:11,974 I'll open a window. 429 00:33:13,177 --> 00:33:16,635 Just leave the tray in my sitting room, please. 430 00:34:03,427 --> 00:34:05,327 Oh- 431 00:34:06,797 --> 00:34:11,530 Oh, I was thinking I would have to clean the room today. 432 00:34:13,037 --> 00:34:15,267 Whenever you wish, Mrs. Harley. 433 00:34:30,021 --> 00:34:32,621 You'd be a darling if you could have that dress mended by tonight. 434 00:34:32,723 --> 00:34:34,623 I'll try, Miss Lily. 435 00:34:34,725 --> 00:34:36,852 You were so good in the show, you know. 436 00:34:36,961 --> 00:34:39,725 I don't think it half matters what you wear on the stage. 437 00:34:39,830 --> 00:34:44,324 It does, Daisy, and so does what I don't wear. 438 00:34:44,435 --> 00:34:49,065 - I shall be at the hairdresser's most of the time. - Yes, Miss Lily. 439 00:34:50,741 --> 00:34:53,232 Good afternoon. You're going out early. 440 00:34:53,344 --> 00:34:56,836 Yes. I have just completed an experiment. 441 00:34:56,948 --> 00:34:58,916 I- I must test it. 442 00:34:59,016 --> 00:35:01,041 And when you've tested it and proved it... 443 00:35:01,152 --> 00:35:03,086 what will you know, Mr. Slade? 444 00:35:03,187 --> 00:35:05,314 A little more about life and death. 445 00:35:05,423 --> 00:35:07,391 I wonder what else you need to know about life... 446 00:35:07,491 --> 00:35:09,425 except that it's wonderfully worth living. 447 00:35:09,527 --> 00:35:11,757 And of death, what is there to find out... 448 00:35:11,862 --> 00:35:14,353 except it is the end of life? 449 00:35:14,465 --> 00:35:19,095 That is a philosophy for a young and beautiful woman who is the toast of London. 450 00:35:19,203 --> 00:35:21,171 Thank you. 451 00:35:26,210 --> 00:35:28,178 Which way are you going? 452 00:35:28,279 --> 00:35:30,338 Your way, Miss Bonner. 453 00:35:31,716 --> 00:35:34,981 Isn't that what your enraptured young men would say? 454 00:35:35,086 --> 00:35:37,054 I think they might. 455 00:35:37,154 --> 00:35:39,122 What do you say, Mr. Slade? 456 00:35:39,223 --> 00:35:42,021 - I am going to work. - Oh? Where's that? 457 00:35:43,728 --> 00:35:45,855 Everyone is so curious about me. 458 00:35:45,963 --> 00:35:47,897 Very well. 459 00:35:47,999 --> 00:35:49,933 I am going to the university hospital... 460 00:35:50,034 --> 00:35:52,525 where there are laboratory facilities that I use. 461 00:35:52,637 --> 00:35:54,537 I may not come home until late... 462 00:35:54,639 --> 00:35:56,639 and then your charming aunt will become suspicious. 463 00:35:56,741 --> 00:36:00,837 And soon, because I am not like everyone else, she will ask me to leave. 464 00:36:00,945 --> 00:36:02,845 I've had it all before. 465 00:36:02,947 --> 00:36:05,040 Poor Mr. Slade. 466 00:36:05,149 --> 00:36:08,243 Walk with me to the cab across the square. 467 00:36:10,054 --> 00:36:12,488 She won't ask you to leave, Mr. Slade. 468 00:36:12,590 --> 00:36:14,524 If she did, we'd all object. 469 00:36:14,625 --> 00:36:16,718 - Would you? - Of course. 470 00:36:16,827 --> 00:36:18,727 I'm afraid you've been alone too much. 471 00:36:18,829 --> 00:36:21,320 That makes one quite broody, you know? 472 00:36:21,432 --> 00:36:25,300 - I am broody? - A little. And when you're like that, you miss things. 473 00:36:25,403 --> 00:36:27,303 There's so much delight in the world. 474 00:36:27,405 --> 00:36:29,430 The whole sky, with the sure sun in it. 475 00:36:29,540 --> 00:36:31,804 The sound of laughter, and of music. 476 00:36:31,909 --> 00:36:34,343 The sweet enjoyment of a man's kiss. 477 00:36:35,446 --> 00:36:38,313 Do I shock you, Mr. Slade? 478 00:36:38,416 --> 00:36:40,646 You are an astonishing woman, Miss Bonner. 479 00:36:44,789 --> 00:36:47,758 Oh, dear. I don't know what to do. 480 00:36:49,060 --> 00:36:51,153 Ooh. Where is William? 481 00:36:51,262 --> 00:36:53,822 Why doesn't he come home? 482 00:36:57,435 --> 00:36:59,335 But what is it, Mrs. Harley? What is it? 483 00:36:59,437 --> 00:37:01,405 Never mind, Daisy. I can't tell you now. 484 00:37:01,505 --> 00:37:04,065 I must see Mr. Harley first. 485 00:37:04,175 --> 00:37:07,338 Oh! Lily is walking with him. 486 00:37:07,445 --> 00:37:09,436 - Lily's walking with that man. - What man? 487 00:37:09,547 --> 00:37:12,448 Why, it's only Mr. Slade she's with. 488 00:37:12,550 --> 00:37:16,281 Daisy, Mr. Slade is the Ripper. 489 00:37:24,829 --> 00:37:26,763 Oh, William, thank heavens you're home. 490 00:37:26,864 --> 00:37:29,526 - You must stop them. - What are you getting at? 491 00:37:29,633 --> 00:37:31,601 Don't let her go off with that man. 492 00:37:31,702 --> 00:37:34,262 Helen, you've been nipping at the sherry again. 493 00:37:34,371 --> 00:37:36,305 Oh, please! 494 00:37:40,044 --> 00:37:43,036 William, Mr. Slade is the Ripper. 495 00:37:43,147 --> 00:37:45,342 Mr. Slade is the Ripper. 496 00:37:51,555 --> 00:37:53,682 - Look at that. - What is it? 497 00:37:53,791 --> 00:37:57,124 The other morning when I took him his breakfast, I smelled something burning. 498 00:37:57,228 --> 00:38:00,561 He said it was his experiment. It was his black bag. 499 00:38:00,664 --> 00:38:03,030 He burned his bag, William, right after he found out... 500 00:38:03,134 --> 00:38:06,592 - The police were looking for a man with a bag. - I see. 501 00:38:06,704 --> 00:38:10,071 - Oh, is that all you can say? - Very sensible of him. 502 00:38:10,174 --> 00:38:12,574 - What? - I said, very sensible of him. 503 00:38:12,676 --> 00:38:15,236 Nobody can afford to own a bag like that now. 504 00:38:15,346 --> 00:38:17,280 Come here. 505 00:38:22,019 --> 00:38:26,149 A man was mobbed this morning in Trafalgar Square. They nearly tore him to pieces. 506 00:38:26,257 --> 00:38:29,920 Why? Because he was carrying a little black bag. This is my black bag. 507 00:38:30,027 --> 00:38:33,224 I didn't burn it because I didn't think of it. I just hid it in here. 508 00:38:33,330 --> 00:38:35,764 Anyone who owns such a bag is under suspicion. 509 00:38:35,866 --> 00:38:37,800 The whole city has become hysterical. 510 00:38:37,902 --> 00:38:40,598 People are flocking to the police to inform on their neighbors. 511 00:38:40,704 --> 00:38:44,140 Do we have to have this nonsense in our own home? 512 00:38:44,241 --> 00:38:46,937 If Slade wanted to be rid of his bag... 513 00:38:47,044 --> 00:38:49,569 he wouldn't leave that around for you to find. 514 00:38:49,680 --> 00:38:52,012 The man isn't a fool. 515 00:38:54,151 --> 00:38:56,813 You're just a little overwrought, that's all, old girl. 516 00:38:56,921 --> 00:38:58,912 How about a spot of sherry? 517 00:39:00,524 --> 00:39:02,549 I think you better have one too, Daisy. 518 00:39:02,660 --> 00:39:05,026 Oh, I don't mind if I do, sir. 519 00:39:15,906 --> 00:39:17,931 I rather wish we could talk again sometime. 520 00:39:18,042 --> 00:39:19,976 You've done something good for me. 521 00:39:20,077 --> 00:39:22,307 Then perhaps you will have tea with me. 522 00:39:24,682 --> 00:39:27,082 - Tomorrow? - I'd be delighted. 523 00:39:28,185 --> 00:39:30,153 Thank you, Miss Bonner. 524 00:39:49,707 --> 00:39:53,165 Hello, Chief. 525 00:39:55,212 --> 00:39:58,443 We're in trouble. A meeting has been called. 526 00:39:58,549 --> 00:40:01,609 The high commissioner resigned this morning, and Her Majesty accepted. 527 00:40:01,719 --> 00:40:04,187 - Resigned? - Too much pressure on the Ripper case. 528 00:40:04,288 --> 00:40:06,916 If we could find a fingerprint- 529 00:40:07,024 --> 00:40:09,492 Fingerprints? That won't help. 530 00:40:09,593 --> 00:40:11,561 I know that theory- No two prints alike. 531 00:40:11,662 --> 00:40:13,562 It's nonsense. 532 00:40:13,664 --> 00:40:17,964 No, we'll have to do better than that, Paul, or we'll have no jobs. 533 00:40:18,068 --> 00:40:20,161 Perhaps you could put aside your social life... 534 00:40:20,271 --> 00:40:22,569 and help us do something about the Ripper, eh? 535 00:40:22,673 --> 00:40:24,573 Yes, sir. 536 00:40:48,432 --> 00:40:50,332 Must you stop? 537 00:40:50,434 --> 00:40:53,733 If I must choose between music and you, I-I will choose you. 538 00:40:53,837 --> 00:40:55,737 More tea? 539 00:40:55,839 --> 00:40:57,773 Yes, thank you. 540 00:41:03,147 --> 00:41:06,514 Do you enjoy Robert Browning's poetry? 541 00:41:06,617 --> 00:41:09,245 Sometimes. Depends on my mood. 542 00:41:09,353 --> 00:41:12,220 I read this author or that one as I feel like it. 543 00:41:12,323 --> 00:41:14,757 I like to pretend that it was all written for me. 544 00:41:14,858 --> 00:41:17,053 Perhaps it was. 545 00:41:17,161 --> 00:41:21,530 Every so often, a woman lives for whom men do all things. 546 00:41:21,632 --> 00:41:24,100 I'm only a woman like any other. 547 00:41:24,201 --> 00:41:26,897 Not like any other. 548 00:41:27,004 --> 00:41:29,097 You don't know, Miss Bonner, about the others. 549 00:41:30,341 --> 00:41:32,434 Are you saying that you like me? 550 00:41:32,543 --> 00:41:35,137 Miss Bonner, it has done me great good to know you. 551 00:41:35,245 --> 00:41:37,736 It has? How? 552 00:41:37,848 --> 00:41:40,510 Oh, I-I'm afraid it's a long and very personal story... 553 00:41:40,617 --> 00:41:42,983 and I should dislike troubling you with it. 554 00:41:43,087 --> 00:41:44,987 I already know. 555 00:41:46,824 --> 00:41:48,724 You are a man very much alone... 556 00:41:48,826 --> 00:41:51,158 and you need to find those who will love you. 557 00:41:51,261 --> 00:41:53,729 And when you do, you won't be lonely anymore. 558 00:41:56,567 --> 00:41:58,967 Those who will love me? 559 00:42:08,779 --> 00:42:12,010 Is it really true that you dislike actresses? 560 00:42:16,153 --> 00:42:18,951 I seem to have touched on an old wound. I'm sorry. 561 00:42:19,056 --> 00:42:21,024 No! 562 00:42:23,193 --> 00:42:28,426 Yes. I will tell you. 563 00:42:28,532 --> 00:42:30,500 My mother was an actress. 564 00:42:30,601 --> 00:42:35,095 She was one of the most angelically beautiful women who ever lived- 565 00:42:35,205 --> 00:42:39,369 exquisitely graceful, talented and captivating. 566 00:42:41,979 --> 00:42:44,243 I loved her deeply. 567 00:42:44,348 --> 00:42:46,316 Deeply. 568 00:42:46,417 --> 00:42:49,045 She had the face of heaven... 569 00:42:49,153 --> 00:42:51,644 and the wretched heart of Jezebel. 570 00:42:53,157 --> 00:42:55,148 For every aspect of beauty she possessed... 571 00:42:55,259 --> 00:42:57,250 she contained a double portion of evil. 572 00:42:57,361 --> 00:43:01,195 - I hated her. - But I thought you said you loved her. 573 00:43:02,833 --> 00:43:05,131 One can love the beauty and hate the evil. 574 00:43:05,235 --> 00:43:07,635 Didn't you know that, Miss Bonner? 575 00:43:08,772 --> 00:43:11,502 Come. 576 00:43:11,608 --> 00:43:13,576 I will show you. 577 00:43:17,214 --> 00:43:20,672 I didn't mean to do this, but now I've begun, I will finish. 578 00:43:22,953 --> 00:43:25,444 I will show you this face, and you will see for yourself... 579 00:43:25,556 --> 00:43:27,786 that there was no way for my poor father to know... 580 00:43:27,891 --> 00:43:32,123 that she was cunning and faithless and rotten. 581 00:43:37,801 --> 00:43:41,760 It's not difficult to understand that my father fell in love with her. 582 00:43:43,774 --> 00:43:46,368 Perhaps she never met a man she didn't entice. 583 00:43:46,477 --> 00:43:48,843 She knew no love, only lust. 584 00:43:48,946 --> 00:43:51,005 She betrayed my father a hundred times... 585 00:43:51,115 --> 00:43:54,243 and when she finally left him for a young, rich Frenchman... 586 00:43:54,351 --> 00:43:56,683 - my father killed himself. - Oh. 587 00:43:56,787 --> 00:43:59,517 Not with a gun, with absinthe- 588 00:43:59,623 --> 00:44:02,353 with a thousand green glasses of absinthe. 589 00:44:02,459 --> 00:44:06,919 Part of my growing up was spent with a drunken man... 590 00:44:07,030 --> 00:44:10,898 who searched the face of every passing girl in Paris- 591 00:44:11,001 --> 00:44:14,095 who spent 10 years dying of a broken heart. 592 00:44:14,204 --> 00:44:16,604 And your mother? Did you never see her again? 593 00:44:16,707 --> 00:44:19,073 Yes. 594 00:44:19,176 --> 00:44:21,371 Yes, I saw her. 595 00:44:22,479 --> 00:44:24,606 She had become a woman of the streets. 596 00:44:24,715 --> 00:44:28,412 And it was in the streets that she died. 597 00:44:28,519 --> 00:44:31,317 Then they must be in Mr. Slade's room. 598 00:44:31,421 --> 00:44:34,049 Lily. Excuse me, Mr. Slade. 599 00:44:34,158 --> 00:44:37,252 - Inspector Warwick is here to see Lily. - I forgot. 600 00:44:37,361 --> 00:44:39,852 I, on the other hand, did not forget, and here I am. 601 00:44:39,963 --> 00:44:41,863 Mr. Slade. 602 00:44:41,965 --> 00:44:45,085 We're going to the Black Museum at Scotland Yard. Would you like to come along? 603 00:44:45,169 --> 00:44:47,603 Is it all right if Mr. Slade comes with us? 604 00:44:47,704 --> 00:44:49,934 I don't believe Mr. Slade would really enjoy himself. 605 00:44:50,040 --> 00:44:52,031 Do come. 606 00:44:52,142 --> 00:44:55,737 Yes. Yes, I believe I'd like to come. 607 00:44:55,846 --> 00:44:57,746 I'll be just a moment. 608 00:45:05,189 --> 00:45:08,647 And these are the death masks of various murderers. 609 00:45:08,759 --> 00:45:12,559 That one was publicly hanged outside Newgate Prison six months ago. 610 00:45:12,663 --> 00:45:14,961 You can see the rope marks on the neck. 611 00:45:15,065 --> 00:45:16,999 You treat them like trophies- 612 00:45:17,100 --> 00:45:19,591 like a stuffed elk head mounted over the fireplace. 613 00:45:19,703 --> 00:45:23,104 Yes, a little. But these were more dangerous than an elk. 614 00:45:23,207 --> 00:45:27,200 - Man, unfortunately, is the most dangerous of all beasts. - Man is not beast. 615 00:45:27,311 --> 00:45:30,007 Murderers are beasts. 616 00:45:30,113 --> 00:45:33,549 There are the ropes that were actually used to hang these men. 617 00:45:33,650 --> 00:45:36,210 To me, it's the noose that's the wickedest looking. 618 00:45:36,320 --> 00:45:39,687 It hangs so calmly, making a graceful loop, neatly tied- 619 00:45:39,790 --> 00:45:43,157 a simple design, by which a man's breath is caught... 620 00:45:43,260 --> 00:45:45,160 and forfeited for his crime. 621 00:45:46,363 --> 00:45:48,263 I'm afraid I'm making Mr. Slade a little queasy. 622 00:45:48,365 --> 00:45:50,265 If you'd prefer to wait for us outside- 623 00:45:50,367 --> 00:45:54,701 It's not the rope. It's your policeman's philosophy, Inspector Warwick. 624 00:45:56,974 --> 00:46:00,535 Perhaps I'm too used to murder. I must seem callous. 625 00:46:00,644 --> 00:46:03,408 Miss Bonner, I have a question to ask you. 626 00:46:03,513 --> 00:46:06,414 Just one? I have dozens to ask you. 627 00:46:06,516 --> 00:46:08,416 - You too? - Yes. 628 00:46:08,518 --> 00:46:11,817 For instance, what was that used for? 629 00:46:11,922 --> 00:46:14,618 Oh, that was used in the Tufnell Park murder. 630 00:46:14,725 --> 00:46:16,818 And would you come Friday for tea at my home? 631 00:46:16,927 --> 00:46:19,953 - I'd like some friends to meet you. - Hmm, I see. 632 00:46:20,063 --> 00:46:22,088 What was that used for, Inspector Warwick? 633 00:46:23,767 --> 00:46:27,703 That is a poker, with which some poor chap beat his sweetheart to death. 634 00:46:27,804 --> 00:46:32,138 - Why did he do it? - We never found out exactly, but my belief at this moment... 635 00:46:32,242 --> 00:46:35,006 is that she failed to answer some perfectly simple question... 636 00:46:35,112 --> 00:46:37,307 like "Will you come to tea?" 637 00:46:37,414 --> 00:46:41,748 Very well, Inspector. I'll come. 638 00:46:41,852 --> 00:46:45,015 That table is expressly reserved for one murderer. 639 00:46:45,122 --> 00:46:47,022 The Ripper? 640 00:46:47,124 --> 00:46:49,183 Those are pictures of the five victims. 641 00:46:49,293 --> 00:46:51,853 Ah, there you are, Paul. 642 00:46:51,962 --> 00:46:55,295 I wanted to pay my compliments to our distinguished and beautiful visitor. 643 00:46:55,399 --> 00:46:57,299 May I present Chief Inspector Melville, Miss Bonner. 644 00:46:57,401 --> 00:46:59,392 - How do you do? - How do you do, Miss Bonner? 645 00:46:59,503 --> 00:47:01,403 - And Mr. Slade. - Mr. Slade. 646 00:47:01,505 --> 00:47:03,405 I've been to the palace, Miss Bonner... 647 00:47:03,507 --> 00:47:06,476 where I heard Prince Edward say the most complimentary things about you. 648 00:47:06,576 --> 00:47:09,636 - Why, thank you. - Also, I was told that Her Majesty has decided... 649 00:47:09,746 --> 00:47:12,544 that the Ripper can't possibly be an Englishman. 650 00:47:12,649 --> 00:47:15,379 Now I suppose we shall have to investigate all foreigners. 651 00:47:15,485 --> 00:47:17,715 Not long ago, we were to investigate all bachelors... 652 00:47:17,821 --> 00:47:19,846 because he couldn't possibly be a married man. 653 00:47:19,956 --> 00:47:22,754 Has Paul told you that he's our expert on Jack the Ripper? 654 00:47:22,859 --> 00:47:25,760 He even claims to be able to predict the time of each murder. 655 00:47:25,862 --> 00:47:28,888 There is a strange periodicity to the Ripper's crimes. 656 00:47:28,999 --> 00:47:33,561 It's as if the need to kill surges inside of him up to a peak, is satisfied... 657 00:47:33,670 --> 00:47:37,504 and then is quiet until the compulsion slowly builds up again to another climax. 658 00:47:37,607 --> 00:47:40,599 - When do you expect another? - Two days ago. 659 00:47:40,711 --> 00:47:43,612 He's broken the pattern now. Usually it's every five or six days. 660 00:47:43,714 --> 00:47:46,478 It could come anytime. Perhaps he is sated. 661 00:47:46,583 --> 00:47:49,484 - Sated? - If you're ready to go, Miss Bonner... 662 00:47:49,586 --> 00:47:52,487 - I would be delighted to take you home. - Oh, not yet. 663 00:47:52,589 --> 00:47:55,649 Then I hope you will forgive me if I go on. 664 00:47:55,759 --> 00:48:00,822 I have seen all I care to see of Inspector Warwick's little museum. 665 00:48:02,332 --> 00:48:04,960 Inspector Melville. 666 00:48:05,068 --> 00:48:07,002 Inspector Warwick. 667 00:48:09,639 --> 00:48:13,040 Your police methods will never trap the one you call Jack the Ripper. 668 00:48:13,143 --> 00:48:15,043 You may be right about the periodicity... 669 00:48:15,145 --> 00:48:17,773 but I doubt if the beast you describe can be sated. 670 00:48:17,881 --> 00:48:20,179 He must do his work again. 671 00:48:20,283 --> 00:48:22,251 Good afternoon. 672 00:48:41,037 --> 00:48:44,200 Them fellas on horses have a real cushy job of it, all right, huh? 673 00:48:44,307 --> 00:48:46,207 Aye. 674 00:48:46,309 --> 00:48:48,709 Five thousand of us. 675 00:48:48,812 --> 00:48:51,212 We ought to lay our hands on that fella pretty soon. 676 00:48:51,314 --> 00:48:53,976 Aye, soon. And I hope it's me what does it. 677 00:48:54,084 --> 00:48:56,052 To make up for-you know. 678 00:48:56,153 --> 00:49:00,180 Oh, whoosh, man, whoosh. It wasn't your fault that poor Katy got murdered. 679 00:49:00,290 --> 00:49:02,258 How could you know that she didn't live... 680 00:49:02,359 --> 00:49:04,657 - where she said she did? - Aye, that's all very well. 681 00:49:04,761 --> 00:49:07,559 Oh, for the love of Mike, will you cheer up? 682 00:49:07,664 --> 00:49:09,564 You're depressin' the life out of me. Shh. 683 00:49:12,369 --> 00:49:14,462 That's an Irish voice, I tell ya. 684 00:49:14,571 --> 00:49:17,404 I'd stake me soul on it. 685 00:49:17,507 --> 00:49:20,442 I suppose you wouldn't consider a little drop of somethin' to, uh... 686 00:49:20,544 --> 00:49:22,705 help guard ourselves against the cool of the night? 687 00:49:22,813 --> 00:49:24,713 Come along, man. 688 00:49:24,815 --> 00:49:27,181 - Thank you. - Come again, Mary. 689 00:49:27,284 --> 00:49:29,514 - Oh, good evening, sirs. - Good evening. 690 00:49:29,619 --> 00:49:32,315 - Good evening. - It was like a breath of home to hear you, miss. 691 00:49:32,422 --> 00:49:35,448 - Oh, you're an Irishman. - Well, there's no denyin' that. 692 00:49:35,559 --> 00:49:38,460 Well now, would you be averse to walkin' a girl to her home? 693 00:49:38,562 --> 00:49:41,725 - Oh, I'd like nothin' better, miss. - Oh, you're very kind. 694 00:49:41,832 --> 00:49:45,825 I've only just come to London to seek me fortune on the stage. 695 00:49:45,936 --> 00:49:49,269 And mayhap we'll get there if I don't have to be walking home alone at night. 696 00:49:49,372 --> 00:49:52,068 Well, you'll not be walkin' home alone on my beat, Miss, uh- 697 00:49:52,175 --> 00:49:54,336 Lenihan. Mary Lenihan. 698 00:49:54,444 --> 00:49:57,379 Ah, it is the breath of home to hear you, Miss Lenihan. 699 00:49:57,481 --> 00:50:00,109 Uh, would it be askin' too much to hear you sing again? 700 00:50:00,217 --> 00:50:02,651 I heard very little of that song in the pub back there. 701 00:50:02,752 --> 00:50:04,720 Why, sure, I will. 702 00:51:10,120 --> 00:51:13,055 Me thanks to you, gentlemen. Good night, sir. 703 00:51:13,156 --> 00:51:15,556 - Good night. - It was our pleasure, Miss Lenihan. 704 00:51:15,659 --> 00:51:17,559 And... good luck to you. 705 00:51:17,661 --> 00:51:19,561 Thanks. 706 00:52:16,853 --> 00:52:21,483 Aye, she has a sweet voice, but we have our duty. 707 00:52:21,591 --> 00:52:23,559 Come on, lad. 708 00:52:42,512 --> 00:52:44,707 No. Please. 709 00:53:23,453 --> 00:53:25,944 What's the matter? 710 00:53:28,391 --> 00:53:30,359 What happened? 711 00:53:46,910 --> 00:53:49,743 - How long ago? - We just left her. Only a few moments. 712 00:53:49,846 --> 00:53:52,713 - Did anyone come out of here? - We saw no one, sir. 713 00:53:52,816 --> 00:53:55,046 Then he might still be in the building. 714 00:53:58,388 --> 00:54:00,288 Put a cordon around this block. 715 00:54:00,390 --> 00:54:02,756 - Yes, sir. - Search all these buildings. 716 00:54:57,013 --> 00:54:59,243 No one on the roof, sir. 717 00:54:59,349 --> 00:55:01,579 He can't get out of this, if he's human. 718 00:55:01,684 --> 00:55:04,118 I'm afraid he isn't human, sir. 719 00:55:04,220 --> 00:55:06,518 Not and do what he did to that girl. 720 00:56:37,747 --> 00:56:39,715 What are you doing? 721 00:56:41,651 --> 00:56:43,585 I am burning my ulster. 722 00:56:43,686 --> 00:56:45,586 Don't come too close. 723 00:56:48,491 --> 00:56:52,393 Those-What are those stains? They look like blood. 724 00:56:52,495 --> 00:56:56,022 I was carrying a solution in a glass container-I-Part of my experiment. 725 00:56:56,132 --> 00:56:58,896 I fell and it broke. My ulster became contaminated. 726 00:56:59,002 --> 00:57:01,664 I- I must be quick, drastic... 727 00:57:02,839 --> 00:57:04,807 or the contamination could easily spread. 728 00:57:04,908 --> 00:57:06,808 Contamination? 729 00:57:06,910 --> 00:57:11,006 - You mean it may carry a disease? - Yes. 730 00:57:13,917 --> 00:57:17,580 - What happened to the dog? - I'm afraid I hurt him. 731 00:57:17,687 --> 00:57:21,384 He jumped up to greet me. I didn't want him to touch the ulster. 732 00:57:21,491 --> 00:57:23,652 Dogs can carry human disease. 733 00:57:27,330 --> 00:57:29,298 There. It's done. 734 00:57:30,600 --> 00:57:32,500 You were right about the Ripper. 735 00:57:32,602 --> 00:57:34,900 You were probably busy and didn't hear. 736 00:57:35,004 --> 00:57:39,373 - Hear what? - There was another Ripper murder tonight. 737 00:57:39,475 --> 00:57:42,774 You said he would do it. How did you know? 738 00:57:42,879 --> 00:57:45,404 I didn't know. 739 00:57:45,515 --> 00:57:47,915 Your Inspector Warwick made me angry. 740 00:57:52,956 --> 00:57:54,856 I don't know why I said it. 741 00:57:55,892 --> 00:57:57,792 What is it? 742 00:57:57,894 --> 00:58:00,761 Everyone distrusts me. I feel it. Even you. 743 00:58:00,863 --> 00:58:03,127 I work very hard. I do what I must do. 744 00:58:03,232 --> 00:58:05,166 I- I am myself. 745 00:58:06,269 --> 00:58:08,237 I don't distrust you. 746 00:58:19,248 --> 00:58:22,376 Forgive me. I'm-I'm very tired. 747 00:58:23,920 --> 00:58:26,320 Is there anything I can do for you? 748 00:58:26,422 --> 00:58:29,949 We must each live with ourselves. 749 00:58:30,059 --> 00:58:31,959 Yes. 750 00:58:32,061 --> 00:58:34,325 What's happened? 751 00:58:34,430 --> 00:58:36,455 What's that smell? Anything wrong? 752 00:58:36,566 --> 00:58:40,297 - No, Uncle. - I'm sorry. I had to use the stove. 753 00:58:50,546 --> 00:58:52,605 Hmm. 754 00:58:52,715 --> 00:58:56,481 All this writing about investigations and not a single clue yet. 755 00:58:56,586 --> 00:58:58,645 William, we must go to the police. 756 00:58:58,755 --> 00:59:00,655 What for? 757 00:59:00,757 --> 00:59:05,126 I don't believe Mr. Slade burned his ulster because it was contaminated. 758 00:59:05,228 --> 00:59:07,719 He wanted to get rid of those blood spots. 759 00:59:07,830 --> 00:59:11,027 Well, uh, Lily said she believed him. 760 00:59:11,134 --> 00:59:13,295 - I'm sorry. - Hmm? What's the matter? 761 00:59:13,403 --> 00:59:15,394 Well, here's his breakfast tray... 762 00:59:15,505 --> 00:59:17,473 but I don't want to take it. 763 00:59:17,573 --> 00:59:19,803 I don't know what to think of him. 764 00:59:19,909 --> 00:59:23,811 I'll take the tray and settle this business once and for all. 765 00:59:26,482 --> 00:59:28,541 William. William. 766 00:59:28,651 --> 00:59:30,551 Don't do anything silly. 767 00:59:30,653 --> 00:59:32,621 I never do anything silly. 768 00:59:45,301 --> 00:59:48,065 Great heavens, man. Don't you ever sleep? 769 00:59:49,105 --> 00:59:51,164 This experiment is very difficult. 770 00:59:51,274 --> 00:59:53,970 Any more danger of that contamination? 771 00:59:54,077 --> 00:59:56,045 I think not. 772 00:59:57,513 --> 01:00:00,311 You are suspicious too. 773 01:00:00,416 --> 01:00:03,943 Well, I am a pathologist, Mr. Harley, and I am working on blood diseases. 774 01:00:04,053 --> 01:00:06,453 You can check on my work at the university hospital. 775 01:00:06,556 --> 01:00:08,888 Hmm. Of Course. Of course. 776 01:00:08,991 --> 01:00:12,119 Did you come to ask me to move away? It has happened before. 777 01:00:12,228 --> 01:00:14,321 Move away? No, sir. Certainly not. 778 01:00:14,430 --> 01:00:16,330 Why, you're perfectly welcome here... 779 01:00:16,432 --> 01:00:18,832 and I'll see to it that you stay welcome. 780 01:00:18,935 --> 01:00:22,496 And now then, you- you'd better eat some breakfast, what? 781 01:00:22,605 --> 01:00:24,937 - Thank you. - Eat hearty. 782 01:00:51,067 --> 01:00:53,035 Come in. 783 01:00:56,405 --> 01:00:59,203 Oh, do come in, Mr. Slade. 784 01:00:59,308 --> 01:01:02,709 I came to thank you for your reminder. 785 01:01:02,812 --> 01:01:04,712 - The theater. - Oh, yes. 786 01:01:04,814 --> 01:01:07,078 - I will come tonight. - Splendid. 787 01:01:07,183 --> 01:01:09,777 I'm so happy. I think it will do you a lot of good... 788 01:01:09,886 --> 01:01:12,753 to forget work for a while and really enjoy yourself. 789 01:01:12,855 --> 01:01:15,380 I believe there's some tea. 790 01:01:15,491 --> 01:01:18,858 - Now suppose you take off your ulster and stay a minute. - I'm not disturbing you? 791 01:01:18,961 --> 01:01:22,397 No. Of course not. I was merely writing a few thank you notes for flowers. 792 01:01:24,100 --> 01:01:26,068 And most particularly to Inspector Warwick? 793 01:01:26,169 --> 01:01:28,194 I shall be able to thank him in person. 794 01:01:28,304 --> 01:01:30,772 He's coming tonight too. 795 01:01:30,873 --> 01:01:33,000 You don't like Inspector Warwick, do you? 796 01:01:33,109 --> 01:01:35,407 He thinks you are a most interesting man. 797 01:01:35,511 --> 01:01:37,809 He asked me all sorts of questions about you. 798 01:01:44,220 --> 01:01:46,120 Wait here, Bates. 799 01:01:55,498 --> 01:01:57,932 Yes, may I help you? 800 01:01:58,034 --> 01:02:00,798 I wish to inquire if you have a Dr. Slade in your hospital. 801 01:02:00,903 --> 01:02:03,269 Dr. Slade? No, we do not. 802 01:02:03,372 --> 01:02:05,272 Thank you. 803 01:02:05,374 --> 01:02:08,207 We have a Mr. Slade who works in research. 804 01:02:08,311 --> 01:02:10,279 He's a pathologist. 805 01:02:10,379 --> 01:02:13,906 - Do you wish to see him? - No, not immediately. Thank you. 806 01:02:14,016 --> 01:02:15,916 Just as well. He isn't here. 807 01:02:16,018 --> 01:02:18,043 Have you seen him recently? 808 01:02:18,154 --> 01:02:20,054 As recently as last night. 809 01:02:20,156 --> 01:02:23,216 - Is he here very much? - Almost every day and night. 810 01:02:23,326 --> 01:02:25,226 He works late quite often. 811 01:02:25,328 --> 01:02:29,287 He's a most respected member of our staff. 812 01:02:53,723 --> 01:02:57,420 - Good evening, Daisy. - Oh, good evening, Inspector Warwick. 813 01:02:57,526 --> 01:02:59,426 Am I too early? 814 01:02:59,528 --> 01:03:03,521 Oh, I think Miss Lily will be down in a minute. 815 01:03:03,633 --> 01:03:05,533 Will you sit in there, sir? 816 01:03:09,972 --> 01:03:12,338 - What's the trouble, Daisy? - Oh. 817 01:03:13,442 --> 01:03:16,673 I don't know. I'm as jumpy as a cat. 818 01:03:16,779 --> 01:03:19,407 What's the matter? 819 01:03:19,515 --> 01:03:23,747 Well, it's the back and forth and back and forth. 820 01:03:23,853 --> 01:03:25,753 Back and forth? 821 01:03:25,855 --> 01:03:28,016 Well, first Mrs. Harley says he's the Ripper himself. 822 01:03:28,124 --> 01:03:31,525 And then Mr. Harley proves it's all nonsense. 823 01:03:33,029 --> 01:03:34,929 What do you mean? 824 01:03:35,031 --> 01:03:38,364 Well, first he burns his black bag... 825 01:03:38,467 --> 01:03:40,628 and then Mr. Harley pooh-poohs that... 826 01:03:40,736 --> 01:03:43,261 and show us his own hidden in the chest. 827 01:03:43,372 --> 01:03:46,535 And then he burns his ulster, which had all the blood on it. 828 01:03:46,642 --> 01:03:49,975 - Daisy, wait a moment. What are you talking about? - Well, Mr. Slade- 829 01:03:50,079 --> 01:03:52,274 Oh, it's all mixed up. 830 01:03:52,381 --> 01:03:54,349 And I'm not supposed to say. 831 01:03:54,450 --> 01:03:57,078 Mr. Harley says it's just woman's hysteria. 832 01:03:57,186 --> 01:03:59,154 Wait a minute. 833 01:04:01,424 --> 01:04:04,018 - Good evening, Inspector Warwick. - Oh, good evening, sir. 834 01:04:04,126 --> 01:04:06,026 - You've come for Lily? - Yes. 835 01:04:06,128 --> 01:04:09,620 Perhaps a nip of sherry will help us pass the time. 836 01:04:11,634 --> 01:04:13,795 Mr. Harley... 837 01:04:13,903 --> 01:04:15,962 what is this about Slade? 838 01:04:16,072 --> 01:04:17,972 Helen's been at you, has she? 839 01:04:18,074 --> 01:04:20,406 Well, no. As a matter of fact, Daisy mentioned it. 840 01:04:20,509 --> 01:04:23,967 Look here, old man. Everything about Slade can be logically explained. 841 01:04:24,080 --> 01:04:27,846 Except one thing. The dog's suddenly gone sour on him. 842 01:04:27,950 --> 01:04:30,612 Still, that doesn't prove anything, does it? 843 01:04:30,720 --> 01:04:34,121 You'd better tell me about it, Mr. Harley. 844 01:04:34,223 --> 01:04:36,453 I tell you this, Lily. No matter what you say... 845 01:04:36,559 --> 01:04:40,120 I don't believe you ought to spend too much time alone with him. 846 01:04:40,229 --> 01:04:42,925 Aunt Helen. Dear, sweet Aunt Helen. 847 01:04:43,032 --> 01:04:47,594 What if I were to tell you that it was Mr. Slade who was in danger, not I? 848 01:04:50,039 --> 01:04:52,803 Why, Lily! 849 01:04:52,908 --> 01:04:56,105 I think this thing can be settled tonight. 850 01:04:56,212 --> 01:04:58,908 This is a copy of a thumbprint the Ripper left in the room... 851 01:04:59,014 --> 01:05:02,347 - of Mary Lenihan, the last victim. - Thumbprint? 852 01:05:02,451 --> 01:05:06,251 There's a theory that there are no two fingerprints in the world that are exactly alike. 853 01:05:06,355 --> 01:05:09,051 - I happen to subscribe to it. - Hmm. 854 01:05:09,158 --> 01:05:12,025 Could you get me something that Slade has held in his right hand? 855 01:05:12,128 --> 01:05:14,119 A glass or something? 856 01:05:14,230 --> 01:05:16,164 Well, frankly, I don't know. 857 01:05:16,265 --> 01:05:19,359 Mr. Harley, wouldn't you feel more secure if we cleared it up? 858 01:05:19,468 --> 01:05:22,767 Yes, I suppose so. The fact is, the fellow's gone out. 859 01:05:22,872 --> 01:05:24,772 We might try looking about his room. 860 01:05:24,874 --> 01:05:26,774 Well, that would be fine. 861 01:05:26,876 --> 01:05:30,505 I rather hate to, you know. Prying into a man's belongings. 862 01:05:32,214 --> 01:05:34,307 Mr. Harley. 863 01:05:34,417 --> 01:05:36,317 Yes. 864 01:05:54,870 --> 01:05:58,135 Helen tells me Mr. Slade frequently reads the Bible. 865 01:05:58,240 --> 01:06:00,868 Murderers don't read Bibles, do they? 866 01:06:00,976 --> 01:06:03,103 There might be some prints here. 867 01:06:03,212 --> 01:06:06,670 I'd like to take something smaller- something he wouldn't immediately miss. 868 01:06:06,782 --> 01:06:08,682 Oh, this will do. 869 01:06:11,086 --> 01:06:12,986 Now something more. 870 01:06:21,130 --> 01:06:23,098 Locked, eh? 871 01:06:25,267 --> 01:06:28,327 I say, should you do that, old man? 872 01:06:28,437 --> 01:06:31,065 A policeman never knows what he should do... 873 01:06:31,173 --> 01:06:33,573 until it's proved to be the right thing. 874 01:06:39,715 --> 01:06:41,910 Oh, this probably has both prints. 875 01:06:42,017 --> 01:06:43,917 Handkerchief. 876 01:06:44,019 --> 01:06:48,046 - I say-- I'll bring it back... and your handkerchief. 877 01:06:48,157 --> 01:06:51,217 Don't fuss, Aunt Helen. 878 01:06:51,327 --> 01:06:53,693 Gentlemen don't mind waiting for ladies. They're quite used to it. 879 01:06:53,796 --> 01:06:55,696 - What do we do? - Shh. 880 01:06:55,798 --> 01:06:58,926 - Do you have everything, dear? - Yes, Auntie. Stop worrying. 881 01:06:59,034 --> 01:07:02,162 Well, I can't help it. There's something in the air tonight. 882 01:07:02,271 --> 01:07:04,239 She's feeling things again. 883 01:07:04,340 --> 01:07:06,240 I thought Mr. Slade had gone out. 884 01:07:06,342 --> 01:07:08,310 There's a light in here. 885 01:07:10,145 --> 01:07:13,410 - What is this? - I'm sorry, Miss Bonner. 886 01:07:13,516 --> 01:07:15,541 You've been snooping through Mr. Slade's things. 887 01:07:15,651 --> 01:07:17,619 Very well. There's been a mystery about this gentleman... 888 01:07:17,720 --> 01:07:19,915 and I wish to clear it up once and for all. 889 01:07:20,022 --> 01:07:23,458 I'm quite tired of this. Why don't you leave the poor man alone? 890 01:07:23,559 --> 01:07:26,995 - He went out early to avoid meeting you. - Oh? Where did he go? 891 01:07:27,096 --> 01:07:30,224 He'll be at the theater later to see me. 892 01:07:30,332 --> 01:07:32,323 Perhaps you can hang him there. 893 01:07:32,434 --> 01:07:35,460 I merely want to ask some questions. 894 01:07:35,571 --> 01:07:38,597 - What did you find of his? - I found this. 895 01:07:39,842 --> 01:07:42,140 - That's his mother. - His mother? 896 01:07:42,244 --> 01:07:44,474 Of course. He told me about her. 897 01:07:44,580 --> 01:07:48,641 Poor woman. She died an alcoholic in the slums of Whitechapel. 898 01:07:48,751 --> 01:07:50,878 What else did he tell you? 899 01:07:50,986 --> 01:07:53,784 He seemed quite confused about his feelings for her- 900 01:07:53,889 --> 01:07:56,449 love and resentment all mixed up together. 901 01:07:56,559 --> 01:07:59,153 Please, Paul, leave the poor man alone. 902 01:07:59,261 --> 01:08:01,855 You defend him with quite a lot of spirit, Miss Bonner. 903 01:08:01,964 --> 01:08:05,400 I know him better than any of you. I like him. I feel sorry for him. 904 01:08:05,501 --> 01:08:09,528 As a friend, I should like to respect your fondness for Mr. Slade... 905 01:08:09,638 --> 01:08:11,538 but I am also a policeman. 906 01:08:11,640 --> 01:08:13,608 You most certainly are. 907 01:08:14,977 --> 01:08:17,537 You needn't bother to take me to the theater tonight. 908 01:08:17,646 --> 01:08:20,206 Good night, Inspector. 909 01:08:33,529 --> 01:08:37,192 - If I may say so, sir- - And if I said you may not say it? 910 01:08:37,299 --> 01:08:39,199 Then I wouldn't, sir. 911 01:08:44,139 --> 01:08:46,801 - If I may ask, sir- - Bates. 912 01:08:46,909 --> 01:08:50,675 If it seems to you I'm in a nasty mood tonight, you're right, and I have cause. 913 01:08:50,779 --> 01:08:53,111 No, you may not ask. You may not say so. 914 01:08:53,215 --> 01:08:57,083 You may do absolutely nothing except breathe quietly. 915 01:08:57,186 --> 01:08:59,677 Yes, sir. 916 01:10:29,812 --> 01:10:34,511 Nothing matches, and every print of his right hand is here. 917 01:10:36,685 --> 01:10:39,620 - It's not Slade, that's all. - Sir- 918 01:10:39,722 --> 01:10:42,748 This print couldn't have been made by the Ripper's left hand. 919 01:10:42,858 --> 01:10:44,951 Not unless every detective at the yard is wrong. 920 01:10:45,060 --> 01:10:47,028 That's most unlikely, isn't it, sir? 921 01:10:47,129 --> 01:10:49,154 The victim's cuts show that the Ripper used his knife... 922 01:10:49,264 --> 01:10:52,165 from right to left across the throat while attacking from behind. 923 01:10:52,267 --> 01:10:54,735 That means he used his left hand. 924 01:10:54,837 --> 01:10:57,499 He took his victims like this. 925 01:10:57,606 --> 01:10:59,631 The cut of the knife was like this. 926 01:10:59,742 --> 01:11:02,006 Sir, have you observed Mr. Slade to be left-handed? 927 01:11:02,111 --> 01:11:04,011 No, I haven't. 928 01:11:04,113 --> 01:11:06,877 But he could still use his left hand... 929 01:11:06,982 --> 01:11:09,678 if he attacked from behind. 930 01:11:10,853 --> 01:11:12,912 You know, for the first time it occurs to me... 931 01:11:13,021 --> 01:11:15,649 that the Ripper need not have attacked from behind. 932 01:11:15,758 --> 01:11:19,091 In which case, he could make the same cut from the front with his right hand. 933 01:11:19,194 --> 01:11:22,129 - Yes, sir. - If that's so, we must find a left thumbprint... 934 01:11:22,231 --> 01:11:24,256 to match the print of the Ripper's. 935 01:11:24,366 --> 01:11:28,234 About that portrait, sir- I have a peculiar memory for faces. 936 01:11:28,337 --> 01:11:30,532 - You do? - Yes, sir. 937 01:11:30,639 --> 01:11:34,075 I believe that to be the face of Ann Lawrence. 938 01:11:54,863 --> 01:11:58,196 Even to the mole on the left cheek. 939 01:11:58,300 --> 01:12:01,269 Bates, you're right. Slade's mother was the first Ripper victim. 940 01:13:22,384 --> 01:13:24,352 Where is Slade? Have you seen him? 941 01:13:24,453 --> 01:13:27,820 Yes, he's right down there. He's gone. 942 01:13:49,144 --> 01:13:51,840 Lovely, lovely. You were lovely. 943 01:13:51,947 --> 01:13:53,987 - They liked us, didn't they? - They worshipped you. 944 01:13:54,082 --> 01:13:56,107 Excuse me. 945 01:13:56,218 --> 01:13:58,584 - Am I under arrest, Mr. Policeman? - Where is Slade? 946 01:13:58,687 --> 01:14:00,848 Inspector Warwick, I'm very sick of all this. 947 01:14:00,956 --> 01:14:04,084 - He's the Ripper. - Oh, do go away. You're out of your mind. 948 01:14:05,694 --> 01:14:08,356 Lelah, I don't want you to let anyone in. 949 01:14:10,098 --> 01:14:12,692 There's a gentleman in here, Miss Lily. 950 01:14:15,103 --> 01:14:17,196 Hello. 951 01:14:17,306 --> 01:14:20,901 May I... talk to you alone? 952 01:14:22,678 --> 01:14:25,511 I have to make a change. Uh, there isn't much time. 953 01:14:29,484 --> 01:14:32,180 All right, Lelah. 954 01:14:33,288 --> 01:14:35,256 Please. 955 01:14:40,595 --> 01:14:43,655 Well, how did you like the show? 956 01:14:43,765 --> 01:14:45,790 You are exquisite, Lily. 957 01:14:45,901 --> 01:14:48,893 Good. For a moment, I thought you disliked the whole thing. You looked so glum. 958 01:14:49,004 --> 01:14:53,532 I hated it. I hated your beauty being exposed for everyone to ogle. 959 01:14:54,643 --> 01:14:57,635 I hated the looks on men's faces. 960 01:14:57,746 --> 01:15:00,647 Well, without those looks on their faces, I'd be finished. 961 01:15:00,749 --> 01:15:03,650 You're more wonderful and more- 962 01:15:03,752 --> 01:15:06,983 more sweetly beautiful than anyone I've ever known. 963 01:15:09,725 --> 01:15:12,717 Everything in my life has changed because of you. 964 01:15:14,129 --> 01:15:16,063 Help me. 965 01:15:17,099 --> 01:15:18,999 Help me. 966 01:15:23,005 --> 01:15:25,132 You pick the strangest moments. 967 01:15:25,240 --> 01:15:27,174 I need you, Lily. 968 01:15:27,275 --> 01:15:29,243 Only you can save me. 969 01:15:30,345 --> 01:15:33,178 - Save you? - Come away with me right now. 970 01:15:33,281 --> 01:15:35,977 Come away with me- anywhere in the world you say. 971 01:15:36,084 --> 01:15:38,780 I want to live close to you without sharing you. 972 01:15:38,887 --> 01:15:41,378 Close. Close. 973 01:15:44,559 --> 01:15:47,619 I think there's something you should understand. 974 01:15:47,729 --> 01:15:50,789 I'm fond of you, but I'm not ready to be taken over. 975 01:15:50,899 --> 01:15:55,802 I like a man with passion, but I don't want a slave, and I don't want to be one. 976 01:15:55,904 --> 01:15:57,929 Besides, I wouldn't dream of giving up the theater. 977 01:16:00,008 --> 01:16:02,738 All I've said makes no difference to you. 978 01:16:02,844 --> 01:16:04,812 I didn't say that. 979 01:16:22,030 --> 01:16:24,521 You want to go on exciting men to wanting you... 980 01:16:24,633 --> 01:16:27,864 go on using your beauty to corrupt, to degrade. 981 01:16:27,969 --> 01:16:30,403 - Please. - You're mocking me! 982 01:16:30,505 --> 01:16:32,405 Miss Lily? 983 01:16:32,507 --> 01:16:34,737 The same as my mother. The same as all of them. 984 01:16:34,843 --> 01:16:38,142 - Miss Lily, are you all right? - Mocking love, living for lust. 985 01:16:38,246 --> 01:16:40,146 You are evil. 986 01:16:40,248 --> 01:16:43,274 Your beauty is evil. It must be cut away. 987 01:16:43,385 --> 01:16:46,081 No. No. 988 01:16:46,188 --> 01:16:49,021 You said you loved me. Please. 989 01:16:49,124 --> 01:16:51,649 Miss Lily? 990 01:16:51,760 --> 01:16:54,558 Miss Lily? Miss Lily, are you all right? 991 01:16:57,265 --> 01:16:59,062 Lily! 992 01:17:17,486 --> 01:17:19,454 Are you all right? 993 01:17:21,523 --> 01:17:23,491 Halt! 994 01:17:24,893 --> 01:17:26,861 Get a doctor. 995 01:17:33,068 --> 01:17:34,968 Hey! 996 01:17:47,883 --> 01:17:49,942 Yah! Yah! 997 01:17:55,023 --> 01:17:58,083 Yah! Hah! 998 01:18:29,391 --> 01:18:31,586 Yah! 999 01:18:33,695 --> 01:18:35,686 - Can't you go faster, man? - Hah! 1000 01:19:12,334 --> 01:19:14,529 Are you hurt, sir? 1001 01:19:16,404 --> 01:19:18,304 I am a doctor. 1002 01:19:18,406 --> 01:19:20,931 Take care of my horses. I must hurry. 1003 01:19:28,350 --> 01:19:30,250 - Where is he? - You mean the doctor? 1004 01:19:30,352 --> 01:19:32,377 He turned the corner too fast and crashed a wheel. 1005 01:19:32,487 --> 01:19:35,081 Quickly, man, that was the Ripper! 1006 01:20:08,823 --> 01:20:11,553 - Circle around that way. - Here! Over this way! 1007 01:20:47,329 --> 01:20:49,490 - What is it? - What are they after? 1008 01:20:52,167 --> 01:20:54,067 Shine your lights over here! 1009 01:20:54,169 --> 01:20:56,933 - It's the Ripper! - He's in the river. 1010 01:20:57,038 --> 01:21:00,166 - There's something! Over there! - Where? 1011 01:21:00,275 --> 01:21:03,005 Look! By the bridge! 1012 01:21:26,634 --> 01:21:28,795 It's too dark, and it's too deep. 1013 01:21:28,903 --> 01:21:30,803 We'll never get him now. 1014 01:21:30,905 --> 01:21:34,170 Not so dark and not so deep as where he's going. 81902

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