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SUSPECT

WAS A STREET
Requested price,

BUT HAD
A pretentious NAME.

THAT WAS THE FASHION
IN LONDON 1902.

WAS CALLED
LABURNUM TERRACE.

Good afternoon, Mrs. Simmons.

Good afternoon, Mr. Marshall.

- Beautiful spring day, right?
- Yes, beautiful.

You have done wonders
in your garden.

I have good hand,
as they say.

Want a plant?

Thank you, but I fear
my wife does not have much time

to take care of my garden, and I ...

C. ..

Did you miss?

They said they were here
at six o'clock, boss.

- In the number 26?
- Yes, on the 26th, sir.

Well, Mr. Philip Marshall.

It is a great honor
have him home at last.

- What does that car there, Cora?
- What do you think?

I take the bus
when I have a moment

to escape the confinement
enslaving of this house.

Was John
who asked that car?

How clever you are ...
Of course I asked him!

He goes home with all their stuff.
That selfish useless and ungrateful ...

- What have you done?
- What did you have done?

Fine, give me the blame on me.

All I did was
bring to the world, to raise him!

Become a rug
so that he would trample!

Come, go with it!

And tell him for me
that if you leave this house ...

not dream of returning crawling ...

after leaving
his own mother!

'Well, son?

- I'm sorry, Dad.
- Why go? I expected it.

I would stick by you.

What happened?

I chased all day for
fix the kitchen sink.

I did not have time for that!

In the office has organized
a kind of race.

Everyone would
his right arm ...

to get that job
in Canada.

I know that.

I've been doing
other extra work for myself.

Costing.
I thought I could serve help.

Well, she has given
one of his attacks,

and before I could stop him ...

Twenty pages!

A whole week of work.

Do you have a place to go?

I will live in the home of Jimmy Storbuck.

- Sorry, kid.
- You have no choice.

- Let me.
- No, thank you.

Give me the address of Jimmy.

I will contact you, Dad.

Perhaps the first Monday in August,
if you're not busy.

Beware the hole
of the carpet.

We could go to Margate,
a walk along the side.

I feel that you are
comfortable in this house.

Bye, Mom.

"Goodbye, Mom."
You're a hypocrite liar!

Anda ...

Kind!
That's what you are!

Give me your luggage, sir.

Well, so long, Dad.

I'll miss you, son.

Philip, come here.

Do not run up the stairs!

Do not run away while I'm talking,
As if it were a mere servant!

I know my duty,
though you do not know!

- What are you doing?
- Move to John's room.

That is the most rude!

- We're married, right?
- Yes, we're married.

So how dare you?
I forbid, you hear me?

I forbid you to treat me like that!

No, Cora. Now that John is gone,
all over.

Finished forever, okay?

I'm getting out of here and you can not
do anything to stop me.

Yes I can, and in many ways!

But what's wrong?
What's gotten into your head?

It will be much better
you do not know, Cora.

Could scare.

FRAZER AND NICHOLSON

PRO SUPPLIERS OF SNUFF
HIS MAJESTY EDWARD VII

- A very interesting piece, sir.
- Of course, it is.

? I can serve you, miss?

- It is time to close, right?
- Is very close.

I would like to ...

We do not sell cigarettes
the ladies, Miss.

No, of course not.

I want to see the manager, please.

? AI Mr. Marshall?

Well, please, ma'am.
Have a seat.

The receive right away.

- Merridew?
- Say, Mr. Marshall.

I have to talk to you
of a very serious matter.

Yes, sir?

Sorry to say that there is an error
in your accounts.

Missing a penny
in the case of stamps.

I bought a sweet this morning.

But back when copper.
Really, Mr. Marshall.

And with the two pence
two days ago did you buy?

Lemon drops.

That is very serious.

Very serious.

And the halfpenny previous day?

For the monkey organ.

But it back all day Saturday.
Every last penny!

That's what they say
all embezzlers.

But I am not an embezzler!

But take way from it.

The first step is what counts.

Then everything comes rolled.

Sixpence tomorrow ...
Half crown after tomorrow ...

- And then a fiver.
- But ...

I know you always
have you thought about returning it.

But I'm afraid you'll end up paying
why in the quarries of Portland.

Do not send me to the quarries,
please, Mr. Marshall!

Well, not this time, Merridew.
Stop mourn and dry your eyes.

There is a lady who wants to see you,
Mr. Marshall.

Want you please come in?

- Will you sit down?
- Thank you.

What I can do for you?

I who would serve.
I'm looking for work.

Work? Here?

Yes, office work.
Be taking dictation.

We are very pleased
with our employees.

Our employees
lead in the house 30 or 40 years.

Well, I have not thought
in taking jobs from anyone.

But I think ...

Well, you see, I use
new typewriters.

In Frazer and Nicholson
we have never had need ...

of such devices.

I understand ...

- Well ...
- I'm sorry.

Perhaps you are more fortunate
a drapery or ...

Already tried.

We're having a spring
wonderful, right?

- Good evening.
- Good evening.

- Good evening, Mr. Marshall.
- Good evening.

Wow, you have not gone, Marshall?

No, I need you
for something else, Mr. Frazer?

No, thank you.
Always the last.

Always the last ...

- See you tomorrow.
- Good evening.

? Merridew?

Say, Mr. Marshall.

Remember to replenish
those three ha'penny ...

in the case of the seals on Saturday.

- Yes, sir.
- And that does not happen again anymore.

Will not happen again, sir.

And now you can go ...
Merridew!

Say, sir.

I put two pence.

Thank you, Mr. Marshall!

Excuse me,
Anything I can do for you?

Go, please.
Leave me alone.

Mr. Marshall!

- I thought he was trying to you ...
- You're wrong, I'm not those.

Forgive me, please.

Just wanted to help
if I can.

Thanks, that's nice.

I think I'm
behaving badly.

We will not be as severe.

Do you think a chat
it will help?

For heaven's sake,
let me walk her to the bus.

Thank you, my pleasure.

I was sorry I can not give
work in my office, Miss ...

Gray, Mary Gray.

Mary Gray ...

The disappointments are always
something unpleasant.

It was not just that.

I spent the day up and down
and I forgot to eat.

I was a little depressed.

Suddenly I realized
of how alone she was.

You see,
My father died this winter storage,

and I am alone.

I know what it's like to feel alone,
and that can be overcome.

- Do you feel better?
- Much better.

Where are you going?

- A house.
- I understand ...

A cup of tea, a novelette
sixpence and a few tears.

It seems I've been
looking out the window.

That is, smile.

I'll try.

Want to share
our loneliness?

What do you mean?

As we go somewhere
something to eat and chat,

and maybe find someone
need the services ...

a lady who can use
these gadgets to write.

- Well, I ...
- Why not try it?

Just for tonight.

Maybe it fun and me
I would make a great favor.

Certainly to me
I also go very well.

But I can not commit it.

? Commit? No. ..

Do not worry about that.
Coachman!

Street Cowen 32, the Chinese local.

Thank you very much
you have trusted me.

Do not be surprised,
I saw what he did to that child.

You mean Merridew?

Who you will not
to send to the quarries.

But I'm risking a lot.
It's an incredible case, do not you think?

So incredible that there
dear embrace.

There is the danger to which they are
like him, you are gaining.

How good you are with him.

Good? Well, I?

My dear Miss Gray,

eventually discover that I have
a heart of stone.

MUSIC HALL

THIS WEEK,
DEXTER ELTEMERARIO

ARROW AIR!

Philip, I had so much fun
since we met ...

I do not know how to thank you.

Do not try it, please.

Say and do things
more enjoyable.

What have I done to nice now?

Do not you remember?

I've got a job
Exton & Winwood.

I do not remember at all.

I only remember the things
that have not yet occurred.

And speaking of that, what do you think
if tomorrow dinner together?

You're very kind, but ...

Oh dear ...
I can not.

Why not?

I have another commitment, Mrs.
Packer, I've talked about it.

Work in Exton & Winwood.

It was so nice to me ...

I have invited to dinner
her and her husband.

I understand.

But hey,
Why do not you come along?

I would much they knew.

- And I'd love to, but ...
- No buts, come to dinner.

Listen, Mary.
You and I are very good friends.

It is true.

We have a lot of fun
you and me alone.

Why not follow it?

What's the matter, Philip?
Did not you like meeting people?

See ...

When you're my age, one has
right to have their quirks.

Are you all right?
Why did not you tell me?

There's nothing to tell.

As you wish ...

You are free to do as you please.

Good evening, Philip.

Mary!

Sorry about tomorrow night.

What about the day after tomorrow?
Can you?

- You know I'll say "yes."
- I like you.

- Good evening.
- Good evening.

Well, I do not like being thrown.

I did not'm throwing,
Mr. Simmons,

but the closing time
is closing time.

Good evening, sir Crummit.

I will accompany
Mr. Simmons home.

- But if Marshall! Hello!
- Good night, Crummit.

Come with me.

Lord Marshall, his wife has been
asking questions about you.

Really? Really?

Yes, and the truth is
that quite sharply.

I know what that is.
I'm married.

- Do not worry, I ...
- Good evening, gentlemen.

How dare you!
Cursed bartender!

Come Simmons. You will tell me
everything way home.

Tabernero ...
Counting dropwise.

Leeches ...

The bartenders
are all leeches ...

that suck blood
of others.

You know something, Marshall?
My grandfather could not stand it.

If Mr. Crummit had
had the impertinence ...

to introduce the bill,
would have whipped.

The old days ...

To be employed you
a good man, Marshall.

And you are very kind.

- I have nothing against you.
- Thank you.

Can I borrow half a sovereign
for a week?

Is that you, Gilbert?

And who would be otherwise?

- Good night, Mrs. Simmons.
- Good evening.

Edith, goodnight
Mr. Marshall.

Please Gilbert.
Sign up and cast a while.

Do you good.

With the suddenness of a hammer.
I know what that is.

It was kind of bringing it home.

Glad to be helpful.

- Tell me what you know about John?
- He's doing great.

His bosses think send to Canada
in spring.

- You will be missed.
- If it's for your sake ...

What a shame ...

- Edith!
- Yes, Gilbert.

I'll be right.

- Good evening.
- Good night, Mrs. Simmons.

Are you! Join.
What a disappointment you've been.

My key, please.

I'll give it when you said
what I have to say, and not before.

My key!

Evil must be things ...

for a decent wife
have to do that ...

to make
her husband talk to her ...

as a civilized person.

Cora, you and I have
nothing to say.

You do not, huh? Well if you do not have
nothing to say, I do.

How much do you think I'll hold that
arrive late at night?

The neighbors are starting
to murmur!

None of your business.

The life of married people
is everyone's business.

I do not want to become subject
of compassion for my friends!

Do you hear me? Yesterday came the Jeabow.

"Where is Philip?" They said.
"Out of town?"

"No," I said, "is working".

"On Sunday?"

I almost fainted,
I felt so humiliated ...

But how was I to know
if it was Sunday ...

or any other day
if ever you're at home?

It must have been very embarrassing for you,
Cora, and I'm sorry.

Much you care! But what
Have I Done to Deserve This?

I wonder what
was thinking ...

when I tied
a poor man like you.

I went through the forest
and chose a rotten tree!

That's what I did!
A rotten tree, ugly and fat!

And I do not stop watching
your ugly face forever!

Please, go away! Get out of here,
take your key and go to lock you up!

Live, die and rot there!
I do not care ...

Come on, Cora. You know the house of
next to you can hear everything we say.

I do not care, I have
ashamed of.

Mourn not help anything, it is
the first time I went through this.

If only we could
talk quietly ...

What are you getting?

Cora, if we could get some
type of arrangement, would be very helpful.

Listen, if boarded
things with sincerity,

would recognize that we have never been
happy since we got married.

I wonder
of who is to blame!

The fault is not with anyone.

We tried to hold together,
I have tried over and over again,

not that I've done
something bad or you've done it.

When found
locked together ...

two people who do not want,

whatever you do
becomes obnoxious ...

just because they have done it.

So that's it, huh?
You hate me! 've Always hated me!

I did not say that, Cora.

Want to make
please listen to me?

What I say is that we still
lie ahead a few years.

Why not live happily
away from each other?

Away?
What do you mean?

Let me go, Cora.

But what are you talking about?

That. I left.

Divorce?

Are you talking about divorce?

In my life I have heard of something
as immoral, indecent!

I do not want to make fun of me!

"The woman who did not know
retain her husband "!

So I think it would be
good for them.

But we're married, right?

And we will continue married until
death do us part, you hear me?

I hear you but it will not do anything,
I'm already decided.

If you grant me a divorce,
forsake you.

- So yes, huh?
- Yes!

Well try to leave me.

I'll come to your store and tell them
your distinguished clients ...

what ilk are.

I knew this would end well,
knew it was useless to talk to you!

There is nothing to do, it's useless!

Yes! There is something to do,
Mr. Philip Marshall!

I run out of your store,
Run out of your work!

What I have wanted to see
the face that put the old Frazer ...

when I tell
his highly refined manager

the elegant Mr. Marshall,
His example of respectability,

wants to leave his wife!

EXTON And Winwood
FASHIONS

Run, Fritz, or be late.

I told you it
would like velvet.

- Who is?
- Mrs. Rockeburnelson.

Is that mule fat?

Do not dawdle, Mod
It's out in a rage.

Thanks, Packer. I feel that
I'll leave it since a while.

No, absolutely not.
I know what you're thinking, dear.

Want to take in dance
tonight.

Come on, take it off.

Are you sure you will not change
opinion, Mary?

I'd love to, but I have
a compromise.

I think I know what happens,
her beau does not dance.

She dances divinely.

What happens is it does not like
the usual places.

Do not?

Do not be so reserved.

Do you know that is the first time
we talk about it?

How is it?

For it is tall and slender.

Poetry, with a look
very sentimental.

There is nothing ostentatious in it,

and belongs to one of the best
City families.

What? You mean
to a noble family?

And for the most traditional!

Naturally they
do not want anything from me,

but that he did not care.

He's got his own income.

Coffee plantations in Brazil,
diamonds in South Africa ...

Things like that.

- Honey, it's amazing!
- Certainly.

Because it is not true,
not one word.

- Mary Gray ...
- Teasing well of us ...

You and your prince charming!

You should see him.

It weighs ninety kilos least
can not dance a single step.

There's nothing romantic
I do not care, because I either.

How are the fantasy!

Work in a shop like me,
and has a son.

A baby?!

Yes, and is friendly and attentive.

He's always looking after me,
has great power of attraction.

Just like my husband!

If you do not like, to me it seems
an ideal man.

And me too. The question is
if I am interested to him.

Do not care about you?

- Still not has told you, dear?
- Not yet, but I'm looking forward.

Tonight, maybe.

He spoke tonight
as something special.

Arrivederci amici
Ritorni un'altra volta

Come back soon!

You've hardly eaten.
Are you okay?

Yes.

Did you come up with something?
You're late a lot.

No.

Well tonight I noticed very rare,
Philip. What is it?

Mary, I'm worried.

Anything I can do?

No, nobody can do anything.

Sure it's not so bad.

It's the worst thing that could happen to us.

Mary, after this night,
we can not see each other again.

What did you say?

I said that we should not
back to see us again.

Do not take it well.

Philip, our friendship has been something
very important to me.

I hope you meant
something for you.

It has meant everything.

So, do not you think
I deserve to know?

Tell me, Philip.

Well, it is very difficult.
I behaved very badly.

Do you remember when we met?

I remember.

Told you it was completely free,
no ties of any kind.

Are you married?

You have not played fair, you know?

No.

You see, I was afraid
not to see you again.

And once you I had known,
could not miss. Do you understand?

Could confront anything but losing you,

and was sure that she
let me go.

I begged him to give me
divorce.

- What would not?
- No.

This is the last time we meet.
You've risked a lot.

- Please, Philip, I beg you ...
- No.

Do not want her ...

I respect you too.

I serve now, sir?

Mary?

Of course it is a great occasion.

Thank you, miss.

To us.

I love you.

Is that you, Cora?

- Who will it be?
- Come, I want to show you something.

Merry Christmas.

- You like?
- Is a wonder.

With candles tuppence
the dozen.

Do not think that
blow some cash?

Only Christmas once a year.

How did you find your own?
But how smart you are ...

I'll put this here.

Yes, it will be lovely.
And where will hang the mistletoe?

I did not bring.

How? Is there no mistletoe?

Are not you going to kiss me
under the mistletoe?

You could close your eyes
and imagine I'm someone.

There is no other, Cora.

No, just you and me.

The couple ideal
they age together ...

Yes, Cora.

Would not it be better that we try
us the nicest things ...

to make it look like a home?

You are putting a lot of you.

No more nights in the tavern
and overtime at the office.

You're a man very familiar.

Also thou shalt
something of you, right?

There is no place like home,
Do not you think?

Since that wife left you.

But what are you talking about?

That gypsy
with which you walked!

And do not say that there has been
that person!

There is no such person, Cora.
Believe me.

Liar! No wonder
you can not look me in the face ...

as I say
a lie like that.

What there is no such person, you say?

- Wrong, Cora.
- Really?

Then why do you look at me like that?

? Wondering, perhaps,
what do I know?

Exton & Winwood!
That's where you work!

Melbourne Crescent
is the street where you live.

Mary Gray is your disgusting name!

Well?

Why did not you say something?

True, Cora.
But it all ended.

Really?

Well, not for me.
You know what I do?

- I'll go see the old Frazer.
- No, Cora!

And you'll find out how miserable
and scoundrel you are.

And if you think you'll be terminated
when done with you,

you're wrong,
Do the same with her!

Do not.

I'll go to the house where she lives,
go to the store where she works,

and I'll let you know
so shameless it is.

Do not know what you say!

Do you think?
You know you do.

And no respectable house
accept that loss!

- Cora, you're making!
- I will send them both to the stream!

- Where you should be!
- Cora, please!

You're afraid!

Right?
Fear for her.

No. ..

- Not for her.
- Well, you'd better have!

For just as surely as
that the sun rises in the morning,

I congratulate Christmas in a way
you will never forget.

Go, go about your seedlings,
that is about all you serve.

Accidents happen
in families more cautious.

But it was a horrible accident.

And two pence of cabbage
brussels, please.

They were a perfect match,
and never raised their voices.

It is true. Mr. Marshall
yes I'm sad,

losing his wife
so suddenly.

Those stairs so narrow
are death traps,

I've always said.

Two pennies onions.

The judge's verdict was
of "instant death" ...

by random accident.

And I've been
three oranges.

Attend you to the funeral,
I suppose.

Sure.

It was one of our best friends.

When did it take place?

I'm told that tomorrow,
at two in the afternoon.

Over there, please.

Is not that is very natural?

As if she were asleep.

- Sorry ...
- Thank you, Mrs. Brody.

- I'm so sorry, Mr. Marshall.
- Thank you.

- First gig, ma'am.
- Thank you.

Thank you very much.

Then there will be cookies and sherry.
I saw the bottles!

And I think there will be snacks!

She hopes up there, Philip.

Yes ..

And I will be watching.

- I'm sorry, son.
- Thank you.

They have been very kind coming.
Good morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Rogers?
Fourth carriage, please.

Philip ...

You know that time heals
even the deepest wounds.

Have faith.

Just have faith.

Sir Marshall?

Come a time,
I have a thing for you.

I think you'd better drink this.

What's this?

Thank you.

Tell me, has been unable to sleep
since ...

No, not very well.

I thought so ...

I would like to take
some soothing Bayard.

- I would not get used.
- Nonsense, I take it often.

Only five drops in a glass of water.

But do not let
to read instructions.

If not, it could be dangerous.

That sounds horrible,
but perhaps try.

Well, you need to sleep
and some quiet.

I will send
those revelers home.

Thank you.

- Good evening.
- Good evening, thank you.

- See you soon.
- Goodbye, goodnight.

- Good evening.
- Good evening.

- Good evening, sir.
- Good evening, thank you.

You've been a great help.

- How free you from them?
- No, for everything.

I do not know how to tell
how grateful I am.

Forget it. You have been
very good with Gilbert and me.

- He rest, good night.
- Thank you.

Good night.

- Well, Dad ...
- There.

Do not look so good,
I wish I could do something for you.

Do not hesitate to ask me whatever.

- I will.
- Thanks, kid.

Sure you do not want me to stay?

- No. ..
- No, you're right.

I just want you to know ...

You have nothing to reproach.

You did what you could.

It can rain, take an umbrella.

Right.

Dad, where is your staff?

That the old Frazer gave you.

I do not know, I lost it.
I do not remember ...

Never mind.

- Good night, Dad.
- Goodbye, son.

My dearest Mary ...

Who is?

My name Huxley.

- What?
- Inspector Huxley, of Scotland Yard.

Come in, Inspector.

- Mr. Marshall?
- Yes

I am told that pass through here
take a look.

I'm going to bother him, but I will
have some questions.

- About what?
- Upon the death of his wife.

I have already answered
to all these questions,

You must have seen the report.

Yes, in fact I read
the report very carefully.

- The judge ruled "accident".
- Let me.

That is why
I feel pretty free ...

the bother and stay without dinner.

But of course,
we must do what we say.

Of course.

No need to tell you that you are not
obliged to answer my questions.

I will be happy.

I guess this is the place
where the accident occurred.

Yes.

Would you mind if I take a look?

Not at all,
but they have done.

Yes, I know.

I guess this is
causing her to stumble ...

when coming down the stairs
that night.

Yes, it is.

Should fix a thing.

Yes, I've thought,
but these days I forget everything.

Is that the room
from which it came?

No, that's mine.
Hers is on the other side.

Yeah, I remember.

Now I see more clearly.

There is nothing like being
in the scene, you know?

It is much better than trying
imagine things ...

for the written report.

I guess it must be so.

Is this where she
he hit his head?

Yes I was broken, so ...

- You did change soon.
- Could not bear to see him.

Why give so much importance?

In the case of accidental death,

we have to take into account
all possibilities.

It is rare that the carpet still broken

that has not bothered you
in it repaired ...

and yet
been made to restore this.

What are you implying?

Nothing.

So if it had not been
an accident, you would think ...

Precisely.

Suppose, purely from
my point of view, which ...

Christmas Eve the murderer
I was sitting in that chair.

He was alone. His wife
of you were upstairs.

I was alone and thinking.

I had to get rid of it.

He must do so for a reason
that only he knew.

But we had to do.

So he got up and walked
to where the canes.

He took one of them
and weighed carefully.

Was it heavy enough?

If not, should seek
something more filling.

It should not make noise.

If the ladder creaked
and she realized ...

There should hear climb.

He came to the hole
carpet ...

and ensured that becomes apparent.

She had to hide
in some dark corner.

There was a corner by the comfortable
where he could hide.

There he waited.

He put his hand to his mouth to
his voice seemed to come from afar.

And he stood there in the dark,
looking at the bedroom door.

And a voice that seemed
his called, "Cora".

He waited an eternity.

And then called back, "Cora".

It cost him recognize his own voice,

heard her feet dragging
and then the door opened.

She remained with backlighting
at the top of the ladder,

grumbling and wondering why
was off the hall light.

Maybe cried sharply,
"What about?".

He does not answer, she was
very close to him.

He waited while buzzed
ears.

He heard her voice,
"Philip, you okay?".

I held her breath,
His hand clutched his cane.

She descended a step ...
Two! Three!

Now or never!

Now!

And that was it,
was not yet dead.

I could hear her breathing
that broken body.

But she must die!

So I had to re-hit,
And hit where it did before!

- Slowly raised his cane and!
- No!

He has no proof!

How dare you say
I killed my wife?

How dare you?

Who said it was you?

I only said
that if his wife was murdered,

could have been that way.

He could have been,
but it did not.

But it is a point
interesting angle, do not you think?

Even if we could
find something ...

Something as simple as a motive.

Do you understand what I mean?

- No!
- No?

Good night.

Excuse me, miss.
You wanted to go?

No. No, thank you.

Philip!

Long time no see.

Yes, long ago.
Better not talk here.

You have not understood
how unfair it was to leave ...

that the aggressive suspicions
of those stupid people separate us.

Please, understand, Mary.

I did not want to mingle
in such a thing.

Why not? What people are,
the people who love you?

If you had problems,
I was entitled to share!

Yes, but not that kind
problem, Mary.

Mere suspicion and leave a mark.

All right. Then we mark
both, Philip Marshall.

Because I will not let
march again.

Mary ...

Do not you see that persecution
you'll end up someday ...

and then we wonder why
let us worry?

- Yes?
- A gift of the house, sir.

And if I may say,

so glad
to see them again here.

It's very nice to be here, Martin.

Thank you, sir.
? I can serve?

Course
is a special occasion.

You see, Philip?
We have missed you.

Mary ...

For us, my dear.

Fatti il ??piacere di ritomare
Salute!

"Salute"!

What nice.

RESIDENCE FOR LADIES

Wait, do not be long.

You wanted to see me?

Yes, ma'am. I want to talk
a moment with you, please.

Well, I have a bit rushed.

So do I.

What did he want me?

Nothing major, just a few questions.

I'm Inspector Huxley,
Scotland Yard.

I want to ask some things
about Mr. Philip Marshall.

And what happens
Mr. Philip Marshall?

If you please, Miss,
I'll ask the questions.

- How long have you known him?
- Since last May.

Did you meet your wife before
or after knowing him?

I never met his wife.

But you knew he was married.

Naturally.

And knowing that he was married, followed
seeing him often.

No. ..

Yeah Hey, where are you getting at?
Why do I ask so many questions?

Because it is very possible that
Mrs. Marshall was killed.

? Philip Marshall? A murderer?
What nonsense!

I think he's putting you
ridiculous, inspector.

What you think does not prove anything.

Instead, what you have told me your
relationship with Mr. Marshall, yes.

But if I have not said anything ...

MRI is highly valuable.

Perhaps the reason
we were looking for.

It will be called to testify by the
Crown Prosecutor, Miss Gray.

It is no longer Miss Gray, Inspector.

Is Mrs. Marshall.

We got married this morning.

I understand ...

A maneuver very clever, huh?

- Foxy ...
- Well, we could call it that.

Since it is well known
the fact that a wife ...

can not testify against her husband.

He knows he has a lot of grace,
but we had not thought of that.

Surely not?

Is it pure chance
there you silenced ...

the one witness who could have
led to the gallows?

Philip, do we have to follow
listening?

We need not.
Come on, honey.

Would you wait in the car?
It's just a minute.

Inspector, is being
You are very heavy ...

with their assumptions and doubts,
and I will continue listening.

Is that clear?

Do not you think that an innocent man
would be more tolerant,

for the sake of justice?

No, I think not.

I think that an innocent man ...

behave
as I am doing.

Sorry, but I disagree.

So why do not you stop me?
Forward.

I'd do it, believe me.
But unfortunately, I can not.

Are you at
an impenetrable wall.

Trust me and do not give
head against him.

Goodbye.

Wait!

I would not confront you,

but you have to understand
my situation.

I have a job to do.

It's nothing personal, I assure you.

And it's very possible that I have
wrong in all this.

If it was so, so sorry.

Okay, forget it.

Let me wish
one most happy marriage.

And very durable.

Thank you.

- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.

- Hello!
- Good morning, Mrs. Packer.

Here we are, with our joyful
faces morning.

- Mr Packer ...
- Good morning, Mr. Marshall.

You are Sybil, right?
I am the father of John.

I would not have known!

Be careful, dear friend,
will harm your health.

The laughter stops awful footprint
in the heart.

- Really?
- A mark on the heart of who?

Hello everyone.
Mary's upstairs dressing.

Last train to Margate!

- Come on, Sybil.
- Mr. Marshall!

No nonsense. Can you help
to make the sandwiches.

What a lovely room!
I see the touch of Mary at all!

I'm glad you have one days
so nice to go to the beach.

Caramba!

? Snacks? You said snacks?

I think so, why?

The sandwiches are
two-thirds of bread.

I fall like a stone
in the stomach ...

and that leaves a terrible trail
at heart!

What was that?

I think John is leaving a light
footprint in the heart of Sybil.

Mr. Marshall, do not do that!

Why not? Just a kiss.
You can not escape.

John!

John, stop.

If you try again, let me know.
I'll give you a spanking.

You want to apologize?

I go up to see why
not lower Mary yet.

We can wait, no rush.

Not good run
at the last minute!

- Many people die ...
- I know!

Honey, it's me.

Are you missing some?

Have arrived Packer
and are downstairs waiting.

And I have to go,
be late to the office.

Wait a minute,
I have something to show you.

What is it?

Dear ...

It's all the rage, you know?

Well well ...

Does it look too provocative?

Well ...

Well if not it respectable,
not take.

Honey, whatever you take
be respectable ...

from the moment you wear it.

Philip, you're an angel.
I have really wanted to take.

Come on, you'll be late.

Too bad you can not
come with us.

I'll go tomorrow morning
on the first train.

- Okay, bye.
- Goodbye.

Good morning, Mrs. Simmons.
You busy?

I enjoy doing things.

Mary told me that maybe would
the weekend with us.

I've been thinking. I've had
so well in Margate above ...

Then why not come?

I took a good hit
the kitchen door.

I'm so clumsy ...

I'm so sorry ...

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

Margaret.

- Margaret!
- Say, Mr. Marshall.

Bring me another one of those delicious
cakes cherry.

Just another cupcake?
I should not bring it.

Is assumed to follow
regime severe.

You heard me. I work hard
and I need to recuperate.

Go on, be good and bring him.

Okay, but should
be ashamed.

You have no willpower.

Hi Marshall, I can sit down?

- Try and see.
- Thank you.

Since you insist,
take a shot of whiskey.

Give me a double whiskey and soda,
Miss.

- Yes, sir.
- Margaret, forget the cake.

Yes, sir.

Do not tell me
I've lost my appetite.

Well, since you insist, yes.

What a pity ...

Do not like me too well,
Right?

No, I do not like.

Great, I prefer the rates
honest and straightforward.

Well, here's to love
it cools.

What do you want from me?

If it's money, I will not give,
does not deserve it.

I think I'm before a judge,
What charge?

- I've seen his wife this morning.
- Oh, is that ...

Sometimes the wives
get heavy.

What must you do
is to stop beating.

For you it is very easy to say,
because he has a new wife.

And very pretty,
s i I may say.

He sees everything rosy, right?

I am very happy, if you mean that.

- However, I'm not.
- It's your fault.

You have spoiled
their marriage.

I agree with you,

but it turns out I'm
a scoundrel of birth.

Why not attempt to make amends?
He's young. And his wife, lovely.

But I'm broke.

By the way,
Could you make an effort ...

and lend me five pounds
until my wife copper subsidy?

No, I could not. Not a cent.

Make you the effort
and get to work.

Work? My dear Marshall,
work is for the workers.

That is for a couple of drinks.

Thanks, grocer.

Hello, Mr. Simmons.
Beautiful day, is not it?

Horrible, who are you?

- My name Huxley.
- Oh yeah.

You are the police
who came to ask me questions ...

after death
of Mrs. Marshall.

Right.

- I can buy you a drink?
- I was about to order one.

But I have no objection
they invite me.

Be honored.

And who investigates now?

The same as before. A neighbor,
Mr. Philip Marshall.

What's that? I do not understand.

Do you envision ever think ...

the death of Mrs. Marshall
could not be accidental.

Would you mind repeating that?

I am very interested.
Do you know how much I care.

Come, little one.

Hello, Marshall.

The door was open and I thought
we could continue chatting.

Chatting with you is something
of what I can do without.

I'm packing a suitcase.

Tomorrow I'm going to Margate,
so if you'll excuse me ...

Come on, surely has a
time for a subject rehabilitated.

I have taken his advice
to the letter.

I am determined to work.

I would like to know your opinion
about an idea I had today.

And it is a good idea,
with a little luck.

Luck plays
a role ...

in human affairs,
Do not you think?

No, I do not think. I believe that a
man works his own luck.

You should know.

What do you mean?

In all, only his wife
died very timely.

At the time that best
was going to you.

Is not that lucky,
pure and simple?

What are you getting at?

Me? I do not want to go
anywhere.

Only comment I promptly
things happen ...

sometimes.

Well?

Well, Mrs. Marshall
have an accident,

you take
quite a lot of money,

and the judge says "Bravo, Marshall" ...
I I call it luck.

And I call to you
"Damn nosy."

Really?

As the inspector Huxley.

? Huxley?

- What's to do?
- You know those cops.

Suspicious of everything.

It does not seem very happy
with the idea ...

that Mrs. Marshall
died accidentally.

It's a shame.

Yes, it's true. Do not have you
around a cigarette?

No.

Too bad, I have to fumarme
one of mine.

No, Huxley believes you ...

say helped his wife
to go to the other world.

- But you can not prove it.
- No.

- No, you need a witness.
- Really?

And I need ten pounds.

- You're a pig, you know that?
- Yes

A pig and also a blackmailer!

The walls are very thin.

- That's how I heard ...
- You did not hear anything!

I know, but suppose
I was going to say I heard ...

Christmas Eve a brawl
between you and your wife.

Suppose I say
I heard her scream.

- Not true.
- I heard the blow.

Lying.

I heard her say
"Philip, do not do it".

No one would believe.

It's possible.

But if I were
to testify before the prosecutor,

you would be in a situation
very delicate.

Yes, maybe.

You are right.

Would be in a situation
very delicate.

Well ...

Here are five pounds,
is all that I have at home.

Do not apologize, banks
will be open tomorrow.

Then you can get twenty.

Twenty-five more next week?

Or maybe fifty ...

And the following week
and the other?

I'll tell you when.
Also, you have a lot of money.

Yes, I have a lot.

Hey, do not have the chance
some whiskey at home?

Whisky?

Yes, I have a bottle around,
for emergencies.

When I have thirst,
an emergency.

Are you a type
very funny, Simmons.

I do not think you realize
how funny he is.

I'll bring the whiskey.

Hey, I would not be a hindrance.

Finally, if you prefer, I will.

No, I want him to stay.

Hello, Kitty.

Come on, kitty ... I would not hurt
or a fly, you know

SOOTHING BAYARD
DOSAGE ADULTS, FIVE DROPS

Come, kitty.

Already a kitten very pretty.

Come on, kitty.

You like to play, huh?

Here you are.

- Help yourself.
- Do you? Do not you have a drink?

Are you a type
very funny, Simmons.

? Funny?

Do not you ever think
that blackmail can be dangerous?

Not if known to the victim,

and I know you
like an open book.

But it has turned
easier than I thought.

Hey, do you ever fight?

No.

I've never been quarrelsome.

You are a soft, huh?

Or maybe it's one of those guys
presenting the other cheek ...

thinking about the afterlife.

I appreciate people and never
I wanted to hurt anyone.

For it is a mistake very serious.
You have to hit before you hit.

Do you think that I have bothered
sometime ...

in whether bother anyone?

No, I guess you have never done.

There you are
and here you have me,

enjoying like a pasha
as long as my luck.

It's hot, right?

Do you know?

Your kind were created ...

to make life easier
to my class.

The meek shall inherit the earth,
and we inherit ...

to the humble.

Are you a coward, Marshall.

So I caught him.

It is more gentle than a lamb.

Unable to kill a fly.

The whiskey ...

You ...

You ...

C. ..

- I help you, Miss!
- 'm Dripping

Help me with the gear,
please, Mr. Packer.

certainly happy to serve.

Come home, I'll pay for the car.

am delighted.

- Three eighty, sir.
- Please, keep the change.

Depart
Put all the way!

I open the door.

Wow, are down the chain.
Dad must be home.

The lights are on,
can not lie.

Dad, wake up
Are you there, Dad?

Wake up, please!
We're back!

Let us in, Dad

- Remove the chain, will you?
- Philip

- Open, Dad
- Come on, Philip!

- Dad, are you there?
- Sure you are sleeping.

Please have become
Dad! Come, let us in!

- What a surprise!
- Hello, Philip.

- Why did you take so long, Dad?
- I was upstairs.

Are frozen.

Too bad, you have been spoiled
the weekend.

rains always in Margate?

Eight days a week
and twice on Sundays.

John, you're terrible!

Lucky we had power
catch the last train.

Philip has been smart enough
to stay home.

Every time I go out
just wondering why.

- Come all here!
- 'll Make some dinner.

John!

You come, Philip?

We have to prepare something for
that these gentlemen come into heat.

Philip

What is it, Philip?
Would you help me find the whiskey?

Sorry, honey, but no longer is.

I'm sure you had
a little in the bottle.

There was, but is no longer.

Philip, what do you do when I
I'm not home?

Why not sherry?
Do not serve to warm?

'll Have to do.

It's a shame you've had
such weather.

We saw a bit of blue sky.

And you have not had a chance
to wear your new bathing suit?

I'll save it for when
you can come.

Sybil!
Come I want to show you something.

Fancy a bit of sherry,
Mr. Packer?

Thank you.

Look, someone has lost the keys.

They are mine.
Put them in my pocket, please.

Mother! This is already the ultimate!

There's nothing like a good
sherry, right?

- Truth.
- Thank you.

Remember your heart, Herbie.

You take care of yours,
I'll take care of mine!

Mr. Marshall, to your health.

Whoever drinks in this house,
forget your worries.

John, look at this
little creature!

- How cute, right?
- Cute, I?

What aspect do you think you would you ...

in a huge, cold seashell
with nothing on?

John, you should not say those things!
Do you, Mr. Marshall?

I think so.

Are you as naughty as he is.

- No, I will share with Sybil.
- Who gave you permission?

Something has grazed the ankle.

- This is ridiculous.
- Figuraciones.

No, nothing like that.
I have touched the ankle!

- That under something.
- Nonsense.

I'll show you.

- Here's your ghost!
- I said I noticed something.

Dinner is ready!

Come all, please
and bring your glasses.

You come, Philip?

We will have to run
after dinner.

Yes, the last bus will not wait!

Better circle the cat.

Thank you, Mrs. Marshall.

The gloves are soaked.
Here, guardamelos in your pocket.

- How well have passed.
- They have to go back soon.

Let's hurry or we'll lose
that damn bus!

- I will accompany Sybil home.
- John, you're terrible.

Good night.

He has been kind enough to invite me,
Mrs. Marshall.

Lord Marshall ...

Come on, John!

- Good evening everyone!
- Good evening.

I wonder if John
really like that girl.

I would say yes.
It's a girl very cute.

I do not think that has a minimum
intelligence.

I would not want it wasted
his life well.

Did you?

What do I care?

- Do not listen to me!
- Sorry.

Philip, what do you think?

You seem very confused,
Have you thought of something?

- Of course not.
- Do not try to hide it.

Something's on your head.

- Well, actually ...
- I knew it.

Come on, no secrets
between us.

Okay, no secrets.
And you want to know ...

What do you think if we did
bags and we left with John?

What we left for Canada?

Could be fun.

I thought you wanted to stay here.

I know that. But the more I think,
I like the idea.

But you obviously have not been happy here?

- Well ...
- Sorry, I ...

I thought that once refurbished the house
I'd forget everything.

But it was no use, right?

Must not blame yourself for anything, Mary,

I am happy with you
anywhere.

And I you.

Want to know something?

I'll be happy
leave the house.

We will be much better
elsewhere in the world.

Do you also think so?

Let's go with John,
is a wonderful idea.

I'm so happy
I would dance!

Then go dancing to the bed,
've had a stressful day.

But I'm not even half
of tired than you.

- Also, I want to leave everything clean.
- I'll clean everything.

- Is that there are many dirty things!
- I'll clean everything. Now go.

Whatever you say.

- Have sweet dreams.
- I will dream with Canada.

Philip

Philip

Tell me, baby!

not forget to open
the door the cat

I will not forget!

- I've already paid the bill.
- He will be missed, sir.

- Thank you.
- Canada is a great country, dammit.

I want to leave with you.

Good luck,
and the same for your family.

Thank you, Mr. Barkley.

Mr. Marshall
is a gentleman.

Good morning, Miss Pomfrett.

Good morning, Mr. Marshall!

- I?
- Thank you.

So tomorrow paw in Maine?

Right.

Well you're lucky,

with all those cops getting
noses down the street ...

Why I have luck?

This neighborhood is getting worse,
Mr. Marshall.

With the disappearance
Mr. Simmons ...

and the police knocking on doors
and asking questions.

Not that I think is
a misfortune, but ...

To you police
has not bothered with questions?

'About Simmons? No.
Why should they?

It's not the first time that disappears
for a few days.

Yeah, but since you are your neighbor
nearest and stuff ...

Well, what is
they wanted to know?

Who saw him coming ...
Who saw him leave ...

Who last saw ...
All that.

So much fuss over a drunk useless.

I thought superior to us,

but if you ask me,
are much better than him.

Well, that's my opinion. Thank you.

- Good morning, Miss Pomfrett.
- Goodbye.

Mr. Marshall! Will not you come?

Thank you.

I just came to say goodbye and thank
to give a home to our cat.

I've done very tastefully.

I always have loved
animals.

But ... Well, Gilbert would not let me
have none.

Have not heard from him?

No, not a word.

I guess this last
break his ...

is the talk
around the neighborhood.

Well, you see ...

When police began to haunt
out there, tongues are untied.

I've been through this so many times ...

I guess I should
be used.

But I'm not.

Anything I can do to help her?

You are very kind ...

But I'm afraid no one
can do anything.

Sometimes ...

When Gilbert disappeared
as now,

I wanted to stay away.

I would move in with my sister
and their children Devon,

but it is not a dream,
he always comes back.

You can not imagine how
I'm sorry, Mrs. Simmons.

And I think we know ...

Enough
to tell ...

I hope someday I can
you return to Devon.

Just a few more minutes to sail.

My heart is beating.
I can not believe it.

I guess you're not going
to repent now!

We will be very happy,
you, John and me.

I think so too.

It's as child ... Need all
the help we can give.

- Mr. Philip Marshall!
- Hey, do not you are calling?

Lord Philip Marshall!
Mr. Marshall!

- Be right back.
- Mr. Marshall!

Mr. Marshall!

- I am Philip Marshall.
- A gentleman to see you, sir.

Oh, Merridew!
Thanks for telling me.

Lord Marshall, did not want
to sail without leave of you.

I missed you
the last day in the office.

- How is your throat?
- Just a little irritated, sir.

Mary!

- My office mate, Merridew.
- Nice to meet you.

I've brought you a gift,
Mr. Marshall.

- What kind of you. ? I can open it?
- Yes, sir.

It is a radical remedy
against the "mal de mer".

Dizziness, Mr. Marshall.
I bought with my own money.

We appreciate it, Merridew.
Do you, Mary?

Course
will be of much benefit.

And I wish you health
and luck, Mr. Marshall.

And you, madam.

And I am very grateful.

My mother says she hopes
when I grow up,

be as good as you.

I do not know if I'm good, but if you
half happy that I am ...

You are here! I've been looking for
throughout the ship.

What is it? Do not tell me
the bags are gone astray.

None of that are in your
cabin. Dozens of bags.

I've never seen so much luggage.

My sweater is one of them
I do not know which one.

- It is in brown suitcase, John.
- There are three brown suitcases, Mom.

I'll tell you which one, son.

Want to apologize, Mr. Merridew?

I told you I was useless.

I have to disembark, sir!
I do not want to take me to Canada.

One moment.

- I want you to beware throat.
- But how to get it back, sir?

- You can have it.
- You are very good, sir.

Stay home the rest of the week
and tell your mother that I said it.

Yes, sir.

- And like a good boy, always.
- Yes, sir. Goodbye, sir.

Goodbye.

Hi, Marshall!

Hello, Inspector.

Appears you everywhere.

Yeah, looks like, right?

Are you traveling on the boat
or fire somebody?

I travel.

Great!
Canada is a wonderful country.

I have come to say goodbye to a friend,
called Pennyfeather.

I sought as soon as they sailed.

Unless he'd look at me ...

What do you mean?
You do not think ...

- Of course.
- Nonsense, forget it.

That's old.

Well, goodbye.
And good luck.

Thank you, Inspector.

By the way, Marshall.

- Have you seen the evening paper?
- No.

That neighbor of yours, such as Simmons ...

What about Simmons?

- Has finally appeared.
- Do not tell me!

Yes, really.
I thought you would be interested.

Let's see where he is.

No, I think not here
is not sufficiently important.

That's it.

Here, hidden at the end
of the page, you see?

YESTERDAY WAS REMOVED
THE WATERS OF A CANAL

THE BODY OF A MAN

IDENTIFIED
AS GILBERT SIMMONS,

WITH ADDRESS IN LABURNUM
TERRACE NUMBER 29

POLICE SAY
LOOKING SUIDICIO,

BUT PODRIATRATARSE
OF A MURDER

Oh dear ...

- Are you sure that is Simmons?
- Certainly.

I fished in the canal
behind their street.

I was a little disfigured,
but he was.

What horror.
He must fall into the water drunk.

No, he was shot there
when he was already dead.

- Do you mean that he was murdered?
- In Cold Blood.

I can hardly believe it.
What a shot?

No, I threw poison
in a glass of whiskey.

What horror.

Do you know who did?

- That if you know who did it.
- Yeah, yeah.

Who?

His wife.

No. ..

Yes, the case is clear.
She had a motive.

I was a scoundrel,
you know.

The often beat
she recognizes him.

And then there was the money
insurance that she would charge.

No, I can not believe it.

Yes, and also had the chance.

He saw him enter the house,
but no one saw him leave.

And the substance found
in his stomach was identical ...

a certain drug for sleep
she had on hand.

But that's absurd, she could not
drag the body to the canal.

Why not?
It is a few meters from the garden.

I would not have had the strength.

My dear friend, when you have
to choose between finding strength ...

or hang from the gallows ...

Not come to that.
No jury would convict this woman.

Condemn it as
until the trial.

Do not you understand that no alibi?

She was all
time at home.

Oops, did not mean to worry you.
It was not my intention.

She is innocent.

Really?
Do you have any proof?

No, but we do not live
for eight years ...

close to a person without actually
to know, Inspector.

My dear friend,
when it comes to knowing what's ...

in the hearts of others ...

That is the one he wanted!

Well, goodbye,
and do not worry about this issue.

None of your business.
Have a good trip.

What will you take, sir?
? Whisky, sir?

Three minutes to set sail!
Visitors to earth!

Three minutes to set sail!
Visitors ground

I do not understand.

That guy kills a man
cold blood and let you go.

Like nothing!

What could I do?

If killed Simmons is because
also killed his wife,

and that I could not prove it.

And we will
Hand quietly.

Never been in our hands.
If anything, it was the opposite.

Only one thing
you can stop,

and his own conscience.

? Consciousness? A murderer?

Look, Prentis.
I know Philip Marshall.

Not a murderer,
at least in nature.

He's a man like you or me.

That's why I told that story
invented about Mrs. Simmons.

I could not believe
he was able to afford ...

an innocent woman suffer
for something he did.

But it seems I was wrong.

I would bet since
the principle to be wrong.

Sergeant, do you still want to bet?

Look ...

Hats off to you, inspector.

- Thank you, Sergeant.
- Would you stop?

- No.
- But it is!

No, not going.

He knows he has done something serious.
Let him alone.

When ready,
come to us.

While, simply to watch him.

Right.

Where are we going, boss?

A Scotland Yard.