WEBVTT 00:03:07.104 --> 00:03:09.438 Okay, I know how to handle your type! 00:03:09.462 --> 00:03:20.462 ..:: Presented By ZarFilm Website ::.. ‏.:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:03:52.816 --> 00:03:56.777 Well, old faithful, that's your shooting for the day. 00:03:57.154 --> 00:03:59.697 If we haven't rung up at least two rabbits, 00:03:59.781 --> 00:04:02.366 we deserve to go home empty-handed. 00:04:02.451 --> 00:04:06.746 Yeah. Still, blessed are they who expect nothing 00:04:06.830 --> 00:04:08.873 for they shall not be disappointed. 00:04:09.041 --> 00:04:10.041 Hmm. 00:04:10.792 --> 00:04:14.962 Fewer things in life give a man more pleasure than hunting. 00:04:15.047 --> 00:04:17.465 It satisfies his primitive nature. 00:04:17.549 --> 00:04:20.259 Striding through the woods, picking up his kill. 00:04:21.762 --> 00:04:24.388 Well, come on, old faithful. 00:04:24.473 --> 00:04:27.892 There's plump rabbits waiting for the frying pan. 00:04:54.670 --> 00:04:58.464 If this can had four legs and a tail, we'd be eating it tonight. 00:04:58.548 --> 00:05:00.549 Clean through the heart. 00:05:34.584 --> 00:05:36.585 For rice cake, I've done him in. 00:05:40.340 --> 00:05:44.885 A harmless potshot at a rabbit and I'm a murderer, a killer. 00:05:44.970 --> 00:05:47.888 Mother always said I'd come to a bad end. 00:05:47.973 --> 00:05:50.641 What in Hades were you doing here anyway? 00:05:51.768 --> 00:05:55.855 I can't say that I've seen you around here before. 00:05:57.190 --> 00:06:00.109 If you're going to get yourself shot, do it where you're known. 00:06:09.119 --> 00:06:15.291 "Mr. Harry Worp, 87 Maple Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts." 00:06:16.001 --> 00:06:19.545 Well, Worp, you're a long way from home. 00:06:19.629 --> 00:06:22.673 By the looks of it, you won't get back for Christmas. 00:06:25.635 --> 00:06:28.387 We're going to have a cold, hard winter. 00:06:28.472 --> 00:06:31.807 You might keep here a long time, an awful long time. 00:06:31.892 --> 00:06:33.893 Too long for me, Harry. 00:06:33.977 --> 00:06:35.269 Yes. 00:06:47.157 --> 00:06:48.657 Captain Wiles. 00:06:50.786 --> 00:06:52.328 Yes, ma'am? 00:06:55.999 --> 00:06:58.000 What seems to be the trouble, Captain? 00:06:58.085 --> 00:07:02.046 Well, it's what you might call an unavoidable accident. 00:07:03.006 --> 00:07:05.007 He's dead. 00:07:05.092 --> 00:07:06.383 Yes. 00:07:09.846 --> 00:07:13.808 I would say that he was. Of course, that's an unprofessional opinion. 00:07:13.934 --> 00:07:18.354 Do you know him, Miss Gravely? No. 00:07:18.438 --> 00:07:20.940 Doesn't live around here. Well, he died around here. 00:07:21.024 --> 00:07:22.316 That's what counts now. 00:07:22.442 --> 00:07:26.612 Embarrassing. What do you plan to do with him, Captain? 00:07:28.073 --> 00:07:29.073 Miss Gravely, 00:07:30.659 --> 00:07:33.285 without cutting the hem off truth's garment, 00:07:33.370 --> 00:07:37.164 I'm going to hide him. Cover him up. Forget him. 00:07:41.545 --> 00:07:44.588 Are you never going to inform the police, Captain? 00:07:44.673 --> 00:07:48.134 No. Forget you saw me, Miss Gravely. 00:07:48.218 --> 00:07:51.387 Chase it out of your mind, for heaven's sake. It was an accident. 00:07:51.471 --> 00:07:55.683 He was poking around the clearing and I thought he was a rabbit or something. 00:07:55.767 --> 00:07:57.434 It was a human error. 00:07:57.519 --> 00:07:59.645 Please, don't. 00:07:59.771 --> 00:08:02.231 Don't say anything to anybody, Miss Gravely. 00:08:04.776 --> 00:08:07.236 Do as you think best, Captain. 00:08:07.320 --> 00:08:10.489 I'm sure you must have met many similar situations 00:08:10.574 --> 00:08:12.533 in your travels in foreign lands. 00:08:12.617 --> 00:08:14.827 Yeah, I've seen much worse things. 00:08:14.953 --> 00:08:17.163 I certainly won't say anything. Much worse things. 00:08:17.247 --> 00:08:19.039 I remember when I was on the Orinoco. 00:08:19.124 --> 00:08:22.835 We had a Turk, a great big Turk there running amok with a machete. 00:08:22.919 --> 00:08:25.921 Captain, if I were going to hide an accident, I shouldn't delay. 00:08:28.675 --> 00:08:30.718 You're right as rain, Miss Gravely. 00:08:30.802 --> 00:08:34.763 Yes, you know something? I'm glad I met you today. 00:08:34.848 --> 00:08:41.061 I feel better for telling somebody as warm, tender, understanding as yourself. 00:08:43.481 --> 00:08:48.611 On the contrary, Captain, it... 00:08:48.737 --> 00:08:51.906 I'm certainly glad if I helped you, Captain. 00:08:51.990 --> 00:08:55.284 Perhaps you would care to come over for some blueberry muffins 00:08:55.368 --> 00:08:56.785 and coffee later on. 00:08:56.870 --> 00:08:58.746 High-bush blueberries. 00:08:58.830 --> 00:09:01.165 This is certainly something of an interesting surprise. 00:09:01.249 --> 00:09:03.959 And perhaps a touch of elderberry wine. 00:09:04.502 --> 00:09:08.214 After all, we've been neighbors for nearly three years now 00:09:08.298 --> 00:09:10.257 and we've never exchanged social calls. 00:09:10.342 --> 00:09:13.177 You're right. It's high time I paid a call. 00:09:13.261 --> 00:09:14.470 What time? 00:09:14.554 --> 00:09:17.264 Oh, say, early this afternoon? 00:09:17.349 --> 00:09:21.143 I'll be there with a clean shirt and a hungry face. 00:09:21.311 --> 00:09:22.603 Do that. 00:09:24.189 --> 00:09:25.648 You'd better be going along now. 00:09:25.732 --> 00:09:27.652 You don't want to be an accessory after the fact. 00:09:29.152 --> 00:09:31.612 You are a considerate man, Captain Wiles. 00:09:35.992 --> 00:09:37.993 Goodbye. Goodbye. 00:09:48.255 --> 00:09:49.755 We're almost there, Mommy. 00:10:03.561 --> 00:10:05.187 Here he is, Mommy, here he is. 00:10:06.856 --> 00:10:09.650 What did I tell you, Mommy? Don't touch it, Arnie. 00:10:09.734 --> 00:10:11.193 There he is. 00:10:11.987 --> 00:10:14.697 No, it can't be. Harry. 00:10:16.700 --> 00:10:19.451 Harry. Thank Providence, the last of Harry. 00:10:19.536 --> 00:10:20.869 Who's Providence, Mommy? 00:10:20.954 --> 00:10:24.290 A very good friend. Don't you know who it is? 00:10:24.374 --> 00:10:26.875 You said, "Harry." Can't you remember, Arnie? 00:10:26.960 --> 00:10:29.211 Why don't he get up and do something? 00:10:29.296 --> 00:10:31.380 He's asleep. 00:10:31.506 --> 00:10:35.134 He's in a deep sleep. A deep, wonderful sleep. 00:10:35.218 --> 00:10:37.219 How'd he hurt his head? 00:10:37.345 --> 00:10:39.638 Putting it where it wasn't wanted would be my guess. 00:10:39.764 --> 00:10:40.806 Will it get better? 00:10:42.058 --> 00:10:43.058 Not if we're lucky. 00:10:45.437 --> 00:10:47.237 Let's run home and I'll make you some lemonade. 00:10:47.272 --> 00:10:50.607 Will lemonade put me in a wonderful, deep, deep sleep, Mommy? 00:10:50.692 --> 00:10:52.651 No, Arnie, but it's better than no lemonade. 00:10:52.736 --> 00:10:54.862 I don't understand that. Never mind. 00:10:54.946 --> 00:10:56.655 Now you just forget you ever saw this man. 00:10:56.740 --> 00:10:58.657 Is there a special way to forget? 00:10:58.742 --> 00:10:59.700 Just think of something else. 00:10:59.784 --> 00:11:02.036 I think I'll try not to see him tomorrow, Mommy. 00:11:02.120 --> 00:11:05.289 That's a good boy, Arnie. Now let's run home and get that lemonade. 00:11:08.126 --> 00:11:10.294 She won't care what I do with him. 00:11:27.020 --> 00:11:29.563 Couldn't have had more people here if I'd sold tickets. 00:11:30.231 --> 00:11:32.608 What's the big attraction, I wonder. 00:12:00.637 --> 00:12:03.639 This could turn out to be the luckiest day of my life. 00:12:13.858 --> 00:12:16.568 Might as well sit here till the rest of the world comes by 00:12:16.653 --> 00:12:18.028 to pay their last respects. 00:12:18.113 --> 00:12:21.115 Sooner or later one of them has to turn out to be the deputy sheriff. 00:13:30.727 --> 00:13:33.228 Flaggin' the train that's goin' home 00:13:33.521 --> 00:13:36.023 Flaggin' the train to Tuscaloosa 00:13:36.107 --> 00:13:40.527 Never no more, no more to roam 00:13:41.529 --> 00:13:43.906 Gotta get back to Tuscaloosa 00:13:43.990 --> 00:13:46.658 Got a sweet gal who's on my mind 00:13:46.743 --> 00:13:49.244 Gotta get back to Tuscaloosa 00:13:49.329 --> 00:13:53.707 Back to the gal I left behind 00:13:54.542 --> 00:13:57.211 Got no baggage 00:13:57.295 --> 00:13:59.379 Just got my fare 00:13:59.464 --> 00:14:02.132 But all I need, yes, indeed 00:14:02.217 --> 00:14:05.010 Is waitin' for me there 00:14:05.094 --> 00:14:07.554 Flaggin' the train to Tuscaloosa 00:14:07.639 --> 00:14:10.015 Oh, how I love that choo-choo sound 00:14:10.099 --> 00:14:12.392 Flaggin' the train to Tuscaloosa 00:14:12.477 --> 00:14:16.939 Flaggin' the train that's homeward bound 00:14:31.454 --> 00:14:33.872 Gotta get back to Tuscaloosa 00:14:33.957 --> 00:14:36.416 Got a sweet gal who's on my mind 00:14:36.501 --> 00:14:38.835 Gotta get back to Tuscaloosa 00:14:38.920 --> 00:14:42.756 Back to the gal I left behind 00:14:46.970 --> 00:14:49.513 Got no baggage 00:14:49.597 --> 00:14:51.682 Just got my fare 00:14:51.766 --> 00:14:53.600 But all I need, yes, indeed 00:14:53.685 --> 00:14:57.020 Is waitin' for me there 00:15:05.363 --> 00:15:07.322 Hello, Mr. Marlow. 00:15:07.448 --> 00:15:10.075 Wiggy, you haven't sold a painting. 00:15:10.159 --> 00:15:12.369 All my pictures in the same place. 00:15:12.453 --> 00:15:15.205 So few cars. They don't seem to... 00:15:15.331 --> 00:15:17.749 Guess the cider takes their attention. Cider? 00:15:17.834 --> 00:15:19.918 Cider, indeed. Throw it away! Drink it! 00:15:20.003 --> 00:15:21.670 No, I hate cider. 00:15:21.754 --> 00:15:23.213 Not a picture sold. 00:15:23.298 --> 00:15:26.675 I'm sorry, Mr. Marlow. Let's get a look at your new one. Hold it up. 00:15:28.011 --> 00:15:30.691 What good would it do to show it to you? You don't deserve to see it. 00:15:30.722 --> 00:15:31.847 How am I going to eat? 00:15:32.432 --> 00:15:35.183 Mr. Wiggs always used to thump his stomach when he got mad. 00:15:35.268 --> 00:15:37.477 He busted something inside once. 00:15:41.316 --> 00:15:43.275 You think we'd do any better on Fifth Avenue? 00:15:43.359 --> 00:15:45.360 If there's more people there. 00:15:45.445 --> 00:15:48.697 Oh, lots of people. Hundreds and thousands and billions of people. 00:15:48.865 --> 00:15:50.449 Well, might be better then. 00:15:50.533 --> 00:15:52.743 But what sort of people, Wiggy? What breed? 00:15:52.827 --> 00:15:55.662 I'll tell you. They're little people. 00:15:55.788 --> 00:15:58.624 Little people with hats on. 00:15:58.708 --> 00:16:00.375 How are your cigarettes? 00:16:14.849 --> 00:16:17.059 I'll buy the other half tomorrow. 00:16:22.732 --> 00:16:25.484 What does your son do with those old cars he always works on? 00:16:25.568 --> 00:16:27.319 He sells them. Mechanical antiques. 00:16:27.403 --> 00:16:29.279 Doesn't make much, but he needs the money. 00:16:33.493 --> 00:16:35.410 Doesn't he get paid for being deputy sheriff? 00:16:35.578 --> 00:16:38.080 Piecework. Gets paid by the arrest, I think. 00:16:41.626 --> 00:16:45.003 Oh. Mr. Marlow, it's wonderful. 00:16:47.882 --> 00:16:50.926 I've been in a tortured mood lately. 00:16:51.010 --> 00:16:52.386 What is it? 00:16:52.470 --> 00:16:55.347 Good old Wiggy, my sternest critic. 00:16:55.431 --> 00:16:57.724 I don't understand your work. I think it's beautiful. 00:16:57.809 --> 00:16:59.518 So does Mrs. Rogers. 00:16:59.602 --> 00:17:02.062 Oh! You talk about me? 00:17:02.146 --> 00:17:03.897 She's the pretty woman with the little boy, isn't she? 00:17:03.981 --> 00:17:04.981 Mmm-hmm. 00:17:05.066 --> 00:17:09.069 I only brought up your name once when we were talking about strange people. 00:17:09.153 --> 00:17:10.404 Huh? 00:17:10.488 --> 00:17:13.949 That is, strangers. People she hadn't met yet. 00:17:14.117 --> 00:17:16.702 And what does the pretty little thing say about me? 00:17:16.786 --> 00:17:19.329 Nothin'. 00:17:19.455 --> 00:17:23.500 I think we better discuss business. Now, my shopping list. 00:17:23.668 --> 00:17:25.836 I'll go in and start puttin' it up. 00:17:35.722 --> 00:17:38.557 Say, Wiggy, how do you spell Tuscaloosa? 00:17:38.641 --> 00:17:39.808 Sam? 00:17:42.729 --> 00:17:43.937 Hi, Calvin. 00:17:43.980 --> 00:17:46.106 You hear any shootin' a while back? Nope. 00:17:46.190 --> 00:17:49.234 Well, I did, and there shouldn't be any shootin' around here. 00:17:49.360 --> 00:17:52.070 Why? It's posted land, that's why. 00:17:52.155 --> 00:17:55.615 Why's that? 'Cause I posted it. 00:17:55.700 --> 00:17:57.909 What do you got against people doing a little shooting now and then? 00:17:57.994 --> 00:17:59.035 Let off a little steam. 00:17:59.203 --> 00:18:01.913 Bullets and guns are dangerous. They kill things. 00:18:02.331 --> 00:18:05.000 No one around here could hit a freight car with a cannon. 00:18:06.127 --> 00:18:07.586 I guess you're right, Sam. 00:18:07.670 --> 00:18:09.504 All the same the law's the law. 00:18:09.630 --> 00:18:13.049 And I got a good mind to scout around, find out who's doin' the shootin' 00:18:13.134 --> 00:18:14.593 and level a little fine. 00:18:14.677 --> 00:18:16.970 And pick up a little piecework? 00:18:17.054 --> 00:18:20.015 If I can do anything to make it any harder for you, let me know. 00:19:03.935 --> 00:19:06.895 How do you want your bacon, Mr. Marlow? 00:19:07.271 --> 00:19:10.941 What were you saying? I asked how you want your bacon. 00:19:11.067 --> 00:19:12.317 Sliced. 00:19:18.032 --> 00:19:19.074 Where's Calvin? 00:19:19.158 --> 00:19:21.326 Off somewheres unimportant. 00:19:23.579 --> 00:19:25.330 What a wonderful day. 00:19:25.414 --> 00:19:27.958 So was yesterday, but you didn't say anything to me about it. 00:19:28.084 --> 00:19:30.752 What you want Calvin for? 00:19:30.878 --> 00:19:33.880 These marvelous pictures. 00:19:33.965 --> 00:19:36.466 Someone told me they were yours. 00:19:36.551 --> 00:19:38.510 Why don't you sell them, make a lot of money? 00:19:38.594 --> 00:19:40.846 Never thought of that. Guess I'll just have to think about it. 00:19:40.930 --> 00:19:43.306 And that song. You sing it so beautifully. 00:19:43.391 --> 00:19:45.225 You wrote it yourself, of course. 00:19:45.309 --> 00:19:47.519 What do you want to borrow? Oh, dear. 00:19:47.603 --> 00:19:50.814 I just think people need encouragement sometimes, don't you, Mr. Marlow? 00:19:50.898 --> 00:19:54.109 How do you know my name? Well, it's on the pictures, isn't it? 00:19:54.193 --> 00:19:55.694 Not supposed to be readable. 00:19:55.778 --> 00:19:57.279 You can tell it's not supposed to be. 00:19:57.405 --> 00:20:00.740 They're very professional. Don't you think, Mrs. Wiggs? 00:20:00.825 --> 00:20:03.827 Well, Miss Gravely, all I know is nobody buys them. 00:20:05.705 --> 00:20:07.873 Thank you for your encouragement, Miss Gravely. 00:20:07.957 --> 00:20:09.958 I wonder how you know my name. 00:20:10.042 --> 00:20:12.294 Easy. Wiggy just said it. Wiggy. 00:20:12.378 --> 00:20:14.963 What a perfectly ridiculous little nickname. 00:20:15.047 --> 00:20:17.465 Do you mind if I call you "Wiggy," Mrs. Wiggs? 00:20:17.550 --> 00:20:20.176 Not if you pay all your bills on time. 00:20:20.261 --> 00:20:22.053 All right, Mr. Marlow. 00:20:22.138 --> 00:20:24.973 Bacon, beans, cabbage, sugar, salt, 00:20:25.057 --> 00:20:29.019 tea, oleo margarine. $1.95. 00:20:29.103 --> 00:20:30.896 Don't forget half a package of cigarettes. 00:20:30.980 --> 00:20:33.940 Oh, yes. Ten cents. $2.05. That much? 00:20:36.694 --> 00:20:39.195 Don't seem to be able to find... 00:20:39.280 --> 00:20:42.532 I know, Mr. Marlow. As soon as we sell some of your paintings. 00:20:47.496 --> 00:20:48.830 Just a minute, Mr. Marlow. 00:20:48.956 --> 00:20:50.556 Let me make my position clear. 00:21:02.720 --> 00:21:03.887 What do you think? 00:21:04.513 --> 00:21:06.514 I think it'll hold coffee. 00:21:08.517 --> 00:21:10.518 Would you try it, Mr. Marlow? 00:21:18.527 --> 00:21:20.820 Put your finger through the handle, please. 00:21:26.369 --> 00:21:28.870 How about the size? What about the handle? 00:21:29.121 --> 00:21:30.121 Hmm? 00:21:30.414 --> 00:21:34.250 I mean, does it fit? Is it the right finger size? 00:21:34.335 --> 00:21:35.961 It's my finger size. 00:21:45.012 --> 00:21:46.054 I'll take it. 00:21:46.138 --> 00:21:47.764 Fifteen cents. 00:21:47.848 --> 00:21:49.474 And the saucer? Ten. 00:21:49.558 --> 00:21:51.393 That seems a fair price. 00:21:51.477 --> 00:21:53.645 What's the finger size got to do with it? 00:21:53.729 --> 00:21:56.898 Um... I wanted to be certain it would fit a man. 00:21:56.983 --> 00:22:00.193 A certain size man. A man? 00:22:00.277 --> 00:22:04.197 A certain somebody is coming over to my cottage this afternoon. 00:22:04.281 --> 00:22:05.490 Not really? 00:22:05.574 --> 00:22:07.575 For coffee and blueberry muffins. 00:22:07.660 --> 00:22:09.786 Why, you old social butterfly, you. 00:22:10.413 --> 00:22:11.579 Old? 00:22:11.664 --> 00:22:13.748 That was figuratively speaking, Miss Gravely. 00:22:14.583 --> 00:22:17.460 Think we've got a nearsighted cider customer. 00:22:17.753 --> 00:22:19.921 How old do you think I am, young man? 00:22:20.297 --> 00:22:21.423 Mmm... 00:22:21.716 --> 00:22:24.926 Fifty. How old do you think you are? 00:22:25.011 --> 00:22:26.803 Forty-two. 00:22:26.887 --> 00:22:28.847 I can show you my birth certificate. 00:22:28.931 --> 00:22:30.140 I'm afraid you're gonna have to show more 00:22:30.224 --> 00:22:32.767 than your birth certificate to convince a man of that. 00:22:32.852 --> 00:22:33.852 What do you mean? 00:22:33.936 --> 00:22:35.770 I mean you have to show your character. 00:22:35.855 --> 00:22:39.107 The inner self. The hidden qualities. 00:22:39.191 --> 00:22:42.318 The true Miss Gravely, sensitive, young in feeling, 00:22:42.403 --> 00:22:45.196 timeless with love and understanding. 00:22:45.281 --> 00:22:48.158 I can do it. 00:22:48.242 --> 00:22:50.368 At least I think I can do it. 00:22:50.453 --> 00:22:51.453 Do what? 00:22:51.495 --> 00:22:53.538 Well, I think I'll just go out and see what that gentleman wants. 00:22:53.622 --> 00:22:55.540 At a time like this? Where are your scissors? 00:22:55.624 --> 00:22:59.294 Outside. We're going to cut her hair. 00:22:59.378 --> 00:23:01.004 Hair? Cut it short. 00:23:01.088 --> 00:23:04.716 Bring it up to date. Make a nice romantic styling. 00:23:04.800 --> 00:23:06.718 Take ten years off your birth certificate. 00:23:06.802 --> 00:23:07.969 How are you fixed for ribbon? 00:23:08.054 --> 00:23:09.471 Should be some around somewhere. 00:23:09.597 --> 00:23:11.765 Powder, rouge, lipstick? I think so. 00:23:11.849 --> 00:23:14.601 Nothing cheap, shoddy or obvious. 00:23:14.685 --> 00:23:17.979 Just youth, gentility, character. 00:23:18.105 --> 00:23:20.732 I'll go out and get the scissors. You find the other things. 00:23:35.206 --> 00:23:40.668 Ah! Here they are. Excuse me, young man, I... 00:23:40.753 --> 00:23:41.920 Oh, well. 00:23:44.673 --> 00:23:47.050 All right, Ernest, let's go. 00:24:03.859 --> 00:24:07.112 Well, always grow back, I guess. 00:24:10.116 --> 00:24:13.535 There's Calvin. Is he alone? 00:24:13.619 --> 00:24:15.870 Yep. Guess he didn't sell his car. 00:25:13.554 --> 00:25:16.264 Hey. Would you mind getting out of my picture? 00:26:16.825 --> 00:26:19.786 Next thing you know, they'll be televising the whole thing. 00:26:39.848 --> 00:26:40.848 Uh... 00:26:46.855 --> 00:26:49.274 This your body, little man? Oh, don't turn me in. 00:26:49.358 --> 00:26:51.901 It was an accident, an accident, pure and simple. 00:26:51.986 --> 00:26:54.070 I thought he was a rabbit or a pheasant or something. 00:26:54.154 --> 00:26:55.780 It could have happened to you. 00:26:55.864 --> 00:26:57.448 Suppose we straighten this whole thing out? 00:26:57.533 --> 00:26:59.742 Well, I guess that's the only way out. 00:26:59.868 --> 00:27:02.412 First thing I seen when I rolled out this morning 00:27:02.538 --> 00:27:05.081 was a double-breasted robin, drunk as a hoot owl 00:27:05.165 --> 00:27:07.458 from eating fermented chokecherries. 00:27:07.584 --> 00:27:09.669 Right away I knew somebody was in trouble. 00:27:09.753 --> 00:27:12.797 What I didn't know was that it was me. 00:27:12.923 --> 00:27:14.132 Well, the larder was empty, 00:27:14.216 --> 00:27:16.456 and I got to thinking about a toothful of fried rabbit... 00:27:18.721 --> 00:27:20.805 Stands to reason they can't touch you for it. 00:27:21.265 --> 00:27:23.558 Nothing these days stands to reason. 00:27:23.642 --> 00:27:25.727 It was accidental, an act of God, perhaps. 00:27:28.230 --> 00:27:30.870 In a way you should be grateful that you were able to do your share 00:27:30.941 --> 00:27:34.360 in accomplishing the destiny of a fellow being. 00:27:35.487 --> 00:27:38.281 Suppose, for instance, it was written in the Book of Heaven 00:27:38.365 --> 00:27:41.409 that this man was to die at this particular time 00:27:41.493 --> 00:27:43.411 at this particular place. 00:27:43.495 --> 00:27:45.830 And suppose for a moment the actual 00:27:45.914 --> 00:27:48.666 accomplishing of his departure had been bungled. 00:27:48.751 --> 00:27:51.669 Something gone wrong. Uh... 00:27:51.754 --> 00:27:53.671 Perhaps it was meant to be a thunderbolt 00:27:53.756 --> 00:27:55.965 and there was no thunder available, say. 00:27:56.050 --> 00:27:58.676 Then you come along, and you shoot him 00:27:58.761 --> 00:28:03.931 and heaven's will is done and destiny fulfilled. 00:28:04.016 --> 00:28:05.256 Your conscience is quite clear. 00:28:05.309 --> 00:28:06.851 You got nothing to worry about. 00:28:06.935 --> 00:28:09.771 Sammy, I haven't got a conscience 00:28:09.855 --> 00:28:11.689 and it's not heaven that's worrying me 00:28:11.774 --> 00:28:13.775 'cause I don't expect I'll ever have to face it. 00:28:13.859 --> 00:28:16.339 And it's none of those noble things you were talking about, no. 00:28:16.945 --> 00:28:18.154 Nothing like that. 00:28:18.238 --> 00:28:19.989 Then what is it? 00:28:20.074 --> 00:28:22.784 It's me. It's me that's worrying me. 00:28:23.118 --> 00:28:24.535 Me and my future life. 00:28:24.620 --> 00:28:26.913 I know the police and their suspicious ways. 00:28:26.997 --> 00:28:29.040 You're guilty until you're proved innocent. 00:28:29.124 --> 00:28:31.209 I want nothing more to do with them. 00:28:31.293 --> 00:28:33.252 Bury him, I say, and have done with him. 00:28:33.337 --> 00:28:35.546 He's no good to anyone now. 00:28:35.631 --> 00:28:39.967 Lay him to rest. Put him under the sod. Forget him. 00:28:40.052 --> 00:28:42.637 I never did it, and you never saw him. 00:28:42.721 --> 00:28:44.639 Yes, what about all those other people who saw him? 00:28:44.723 --> 00:28:46.474 How about the woman and the little boy? 00:28:46.558 --> 00:28:48.643 Miss Gravely and the tramp 00:28:48.727 --> 00:28:50.770 and the man who was reading the book, Dr. Greenbow. 00:28:51.021 --> 00:28:53.147 How about all of them? 00:28:53.273 --> 00:28:55.483 Nobody was interested, I tell you. 00:28:55.567 --> 00:28:57.735 Nobody ever cared until you came along. 00:28:57.986 --> 00:28:59.362 Ah. That's what you think. 00:28:59.446 --> 00:29:02.240 Suppose someone starts to care after you've buried him. 00:29:02.324 --> 00:29:05.368 I can't wait for people to start caring whenever they feel like it. 00:29:05.452 --> 00:29:07.995 I don't want a little accident to turn into a career. 00:29:08.914 --> 00:29:10.915 Suppose that woman who called him Harry. 00:29:11.083 --> 00:29:13.251 Suppose she decides she loves him after all. 00:29:13.335 --> 00:29:16.629 She was downright hysterical with delight. 00:29:16.713 --> 00:29:17.839 What was she like? 00:29:17.923 --> 00:29:21.384 Pretty as a rainbow. Wish I was two years younger. 00:29:21.510 --> 00:29:24.220 And with a little boy? About four or five years of age. 00:29:25.264 --> 00:29:27.140 It's got to be Mrs. Rogers and her son. 00:29:27.724 --> 00:29:28.724 Sammy, 00:29:28.809 --> 00:29:32.061 what do you say we slip him underground now that you've finished drawing him? Eh? 00:29:32.146 --> 00:29:34.689 We could discuss the smaller details later. 00:29:35.524 --> 00:29:36.983 I don't like it. 00:29:37.067 --> 00:29:39.360 The authorities like to know when people die. 00:29:39.903 --> 00:29:43.406 All right, Sammy. Forget it. 00:29:43.615 --> 00:29:45.867 You cut off home. 00:29:45.951 --> 00:29:48.369 I killed him, and I'll look after his remains. 00:29:48.454 --> 00:29:52.039 What will you do, drag him around the countryside the rest of the day? 00:29:52.249 --> 00:29:55.293 I'll do my best. That's all a man can do. 00:29:55.377 --> 00:29:58.379 If you're not careful, you will get a murder charge lined up. 00:29:58.464 --> 00:30:00.798 Matter of fact, I'm beginning to suspect something myself. 00:30:00.883 --> 00:30:02.508 There you are then. See? 00:30:02.593 --> 00:30:04.385 If you, an artist, suspect the worst, 00:30:04.470 --> 00:30:07.138 what are they, the police, going to think? 00:30:07.222 --> 00:30:09.557 What about that envelope with his name and address on it? 00:30:09.641 --> 00:30:12.143 By rights you should mail him back home. 00:30:12.227 --> 00:30:14.896 Sammy, have you forgotten 00:30:14.980 --> 00:30:18.024 who carries the mail down to the station every night? 00:30:18.150 --> 00:30:21.027 Calvin Wiggs, deputy sheriff. 00:30:21.111 --> 00:30:23.237 Yes, you're right. 00:30:23.322 --> 00:30:25.490 Tell you what we'll do. 00:30:25.574 --> 00:30:27.158 Tell you what. 00:30:27.242 --> 00:30:29.744 We'll find out how well Mrs. Rogers knows this man 00:30:29.828 --> 00:30:32.497 and whether she intends to notify the police of his death. 00:30:32.581 --> 00:30:34.499 What good will that do? 00:30:34.583 --> 00:30:36.000 A lot of good. 00:30:36.084 --> 00:30:37.835 If she's just a distant friend of his 00:30:37.920 --> 00:30:40.379 who doesn't intend to notify the authorities, 00:30:41.256 --> 00:30:44.050 then I personally will help you bury Harry. 00:30:44.760 --> 00:30:47.929 Oh, Sammy, you've signed on for the cruise. 00:30:48.889 --> 00:30:50.306 What time is it? 00:30:52.684 --> 00:30:54.685 About noon. Good heavens! 00:30:54.770 --> 00:30:55.978 I've got to go home and spruce up. 00:30:56.063 --> 00:30:57.383 I've got a date with Miss Gravely. 00:30:58.815 --> 00:31:01.025 Not you? 00:31:01.109 --> 00:31:02.318 You're not the one. 00:31:02.945 --> 00:31:07.365 Oh, Sam, she could do a lot worse, you know. 00:31:07.449 --> 00:31:09.242 Couldn't do any better. 00:31:09.326 --> 00:31:12.370 Just think, you'll be establishing a precedent. 00:31:12.454 --> 00:31:14.455 I'm not establishing nothing. 00:31:14.581 --> 00:31:17.750 I'm going over for some blueberry muffins and coffee 00:31:17.834 --> 00:31:19.835 by her own invitation. 00:31:20.796 --> 00:31:23.548 And, possibly, some elderberry wine. 00:31:23.632 --> 00:31:27.218 Do you realize that you'll be the first man to 00:31:27.302 --> 00:31:28.886 cross her threshold? 00:31:29.304 --> 00:31:30.304 Hmm. 00:31:30.931 --> 00:31:34.642 It's not too late, you know. 00:31:34.810 --> 00:31:36.978 She's a well-preserved woman. 00:31:37.062 --> 00:31:40.398 I envy you. Yes. Very well-preserved. 00:31:40.482 --> 00:31:43.985 And preserves have to be opened someday. 00:31:45.862 --> 00:31:49.532 Yes. You just trot down and see what Mrs. Rogers has to say. 00:31:49.658 --> 00:31:52.660 How about hiding Harry first. Holy smoke! 00:31:52.744 --> 00:31:55.913 Forgetting a little detail like that could hang a man. 00:32:34.703 --> 00:32:36.704 Oh, I beg your pardon. 00:32:48.050 --> 00:32:51.469 I hope I never have to be operated on by Dr. Greenbow. 00:32:51.553 --> 00:32:53.387 Come on. Let's get going. Yeah. 00:33:54.074 --> 00:33:55.491 Good afternoon. 00:33:57.619 --> 00:34:00.204 You're beautiful, wonderful. 00:34:00.288 --> 00:34:02.623 You're the most wonderful, beautiful thing I've ever seen. 00:34:02.708 --> 00:34:04.667 I'd like to paint you. 00:34:04.751 --> 00:34:09.505 Is there something else you wanted, Mr. Marlow, isn't it? 00:34:10.298 --> 00:34:14.427 You certainly are a lovely woman. I'd like to paint you nude. 00:34:14.511 --> 00:34:18.139 Some other time, Mr. Marlow. I was about to make Arnie some lemonade. 00:34:18.223 --> 00:34:20.057 Oh, yes, yes, of course. 00:34:20.142 --> 00:34:22.101 Perhaps I've come at an awkward moment. 00:34:22.185 --> 00:34:25.020 If you want to undress me, you have. 00:34:25.105 --> 00:34:28.232 It wasn't exactly that. I came here to talk to you about something 00:34:28.316 --> 00:34:31.110 but after I saw you, it slipped my mind. 00:34:31.236 --> 00:34:33.821 Couldn't have been very important, then. Yes, you're right. 00:34:35.240 --> 00:34:37.158 Why don't you sit down on the porch? 00:34:37.242 --> 00:34:39.577 I'll get you a lemonade, and maybe you'll think of it. 00:34:39.661 --> 00:34:42.204 You're not only beautiful, you're considerate, too. 00:34:44.207 --> 00:34:46.500 Arnie! Hello, Mr. Marlow. 00:34:46.585 --> 00:34:48.627 Hi. What have you got? A rabbit? 00:34:49.671 --> 00:34:51.672 Dead. What have you got? 00:34:51.757 --> 00:34:52.757 Oh! 00:34:52.924 --> 00:34:55.634 I got me a little frog. 00:34:57.637 --> 00:34:58.637 There he is. 00:34:58.680 --> 00:35:00.723 It's hungry. It needs a mother. 00:35:07.314 --> 00:35:10.024 I'll trade ya. Your mother for mine? 00:35:10.108 --> 00:35:12.693 The rabbit for the frog. It's yours, Arnie. 00:35:15.405 --> 00:35:17.531 I think you got the best deal. 00:35:17.616 --> 00:35:19.533 Dead rabbits don't eat. 00:35:19.618 --> 00:35:22.620 I'll just take it in the kitchen and give him some lemonade. 00:35:30.712 --> 00:35:34.548 Four rabbits' feet, and he got killed. 00:35:34.633 --> 00:35:37.259 He should have carried a four-leaf clover, too. 00:35:37.344 --> 00:35:39.220 And a horseshoe. 00:35:39.304 --> 00:35:41.889 Say, how do rabbits get to be born? 00:35:43.058 --> 00:35:45.684 Same way elephants do. Oh, sure. 00:35:45.769 --> 00:35:48.646 How come you never came over to visit me before? 00:35:48.730 --> 00:35:50.648 Didn't know you had such a pretty mother, Arnie. 00:35:50.941 --> 00:35:54.985 If you think she's pretty, you should see my slingshot. 00:35:55.570 --> 00:35:58.823 Hmm. Perhaps I'll come back tomorrow. When's that? 00:35:58.907 --> 00:36:00.324 Day after today. 00:36:00.450 --> 00:36:02.743 That's yesterday. Today's tomorrow. 00:36:03.912 --> 00:36:04.912 It was? 00:36:05.205 --> 00:36:07.790 When was tomorrow yesterday, Mr. Marlow? 00:36:08.750 --> 00:36:11.794 Today. Oh, sure. Yesterday. 00:36:11.878 --> 00:36:14.839 You'll never make sense out of Arnie. He's got his own timing. 00:36:22.389 --> 00:36:25.140 Lemonade, Arnie? I already swiped two glasses. 00:36:25.225 --> 00:36:28.561 I would have given you two glasses. It's more fun swiped. 00:36:29.521 --> 00:36:32.314 Can I borrow your rabbit, Mr. Marlow? Sure, Arnie. 00:36:32.399 --> 00:36:33.732 What are you gonna do with it? 00:36:33.817 --> 00:36:36.402 You never know when a dead rabbit might come in handy. 00:36:38.780 --> 00:36:41.115 It already got me one frog. 00:36:46.121 --> 00:36:48.747 Arnie, where you going now? 00:36:48.832 --> 00:36:51.125 To make some more trades. 00:36:51.293 --> 00:36:55.129 Arnie, come home in time for supper. I'll try. 00:36:55.213 --> 00:36:58.173 What's your given name? If you don't want to tell me, just make one up. 00:36:59.718 --> 00:37:02.761 Jennifer. Jennifer Rogers. 00:37:02.846 --> 00:37:04.138 Nice. 00:37:05.223 --> 00:37:06.223 Um... 00:37:06.474 --> 00:37:08.559 Who's the man up on the path? 00:37:08.685 --> 00:37:11.896 What man? You know, Harry, the dead man. 00:37:12.647 --> 00:37:16.859 Oh, him. That's my husband. 00:37:16.985 --> 00:37:18.986 Your husband's dead, then? 00:37:22.157 --> 00:37:23.782 Is your lemonade sweet enough? 00:37:23.867 --> 00:37:25.951 Seems to be. I like it tart. 00:37:27.329 --> 00:37:30.414 Harry is Arnie's father then? 00:37:30.498 --> 00:37:32.666 No, Arnie's father's dead. So is Harry. 00:37:34.669 --> 00:37:37.463 Thank goodness. He was too good to live. 00:37:37.547 --> 00:37:40.341 From his looks, he didn't appear to be the kind that was "too good." 00:37:40.425 --> 00:37:42.968 Well, he was. Horribly good. 00:37:43.053 --> 00:37:45.054 I like your mouth, too. 00:37:45.138 --> 00:37:47.556 Especially when you say "good." 00:37:50.894 --> 00:37:54.355 Will you have some more lemonade? Maybe later. Thanks. 00:37:54.439 --> 00:37:56.440 Where'd Arnie get the rabbit? 00:37:58.109 --> 00:38:01.528 He found it. I think Captain Wiles shot it. 00:38:02.530 --> 00:38:05.658 I'd like to hear more of your life story, if you don't mind. 00:38:05.742 --> 00:38:07.743 You see, we don't know quite what to do with Harry. 00:38:07.827 --> 00:38:10.162 Thought you might have some suggestions. 00:38:10.246 --> 00:38:12.414 You can stuff him, for all I care. 00:38:13.208 --> 00:38:15.459 Stuff him and put him in a glass case. 00:38:15.543 --> 00:38:18.379 Only I'd suggest frosted glass. 00:38:20.131 --> 00:38:22.967 What did he do to you, besides marry you? 00:38:25.345 --> 00:38:30.933 Look. I've wanted to explain about Harry a lot of times. 00:38:31.017 --> 00:38:34.770 Nobody would understand, least of all Harry. 00:38:36.231 --> 00:38:39.733 But you, you've got an artistic mind. 00:38:39.818 --> 00:38:41.610 You can see the finer things. 00:38:41.695 --> 00:38:44.488 When I'm lucky. Go on. Tell me everything. 00:38:44.572 --> 00:38:46.156 Let it all out. 00:38:48.493 --> 00:38:51.912 It was a long time ago, and I was in love. 00:38:51.997 --> 00:38:54.498 I was too much in love. What was his name? 00:38:54.582 --> 00:38:56.291 Robert. 00:38:56.376 --> 00:38:59.628 We'd agreed to overlook each other's families and everything and get married. 00:38:59.713 --> 00:39:01.130 Did you? 00:39:01.214 --> 00:39:02.548 Oh, yes. 00:39:03.925 --> 00:39:05.718 And then Robert got killed. 00:39:05.802 --> 00:39:06.802 Oh? 00:39:07.846 --> 00:39:09.638 I was heartbroken 00:39:09.723 --> 00:39:14.768 for six weeks, and then I discovered little Arnie was on the way. 00:39:14.936 --> 00:39:18.480 Must have been a shock. That's where Harry came in. 00:39:18.857 --> 00:39:21.233 Harry the handsome hero. 00:39:21.317 --> 00:39:24.361 Harry the saint. Harry the good. 00:39:24.487 --> 00:39:27.156 I didn't catch his last name. Harry Worp. 00:39:27.240 --> 00:39:29.033 Robert's brother. His older brother. 00:39:29.117 --> 00:39:31.160 And he fell in love with you? 00:39:31.244 --> 00:39:34.371 If he'd fallen in love with me, I wouldn't have minded. 00:39:34.456 --> 00:39:37.708 He wanted to marry me because he was Robert's brother and felt noble. 00:39:37.792 --> 00:39:40.377 But you thought he was in love with you. 00:39:40.462 --> 00:39:44.381 And I decided to let him love me because of Arnie. 00:39:44.466 --> 00:39:47.217 It was on my second wedding night that I learned the truth. 00:39:48.970 --> 00:39:51.805 You didn't learn on your first? 00:39:54.059 --> 00:39:57.061 This was a terrible truth. 00:39:57.145 --> 00:39:59.229 The truth about Harry. 00:39:59.314 --> 00:40:00.814 Just what happened? 00:40:02.484 --> 00:40:04.318 How old are you, Mr. Marlow? 00:40:04.986 --> 00:40:06.070 About thirty. 00:40:09.282 --> 00:40:11.241 This is what happened. 00:40:13.411 --> 00:40:15.913 I was in the hotel room alone. 00:40:15.997 --> 00:40:18.832 I put on my best nightie. You understand? 00:40:19.292 --> 00:40:20.751 Perfectly. 00:40:22.170 --> 00:40:24.254 Although I had no true feeling for Harry, 00:40:24.339 --> 00:40:26.423 I had worked myself into a certain enthusiasm 00:40:26.508 --> 00:40:28.592 because I thought he loved me. 00:40:28.676 --> 00:40:31.887 Must have been hard work. 00:40:31.971 --> 00:40:34.765 There was a full moon, and I sat by the window 00:40:34.849 --> 00:40:37.935 because I thought it would show off my new nightie to advantage. 00:40:38.311 --> 00:40:40.062 Naturally. 00:40:41.397 --> 00:40:43.649 I don't know why I'm telling you all this. 00:40:43.733 --> 00:40:47.820 You, a perfect stranger, too. I'm not boring you, am I? 00:40:47.946 --> 00:40:49.279 No, no, not at all. 00:40:50.949 --> 00:40:53.117 How about some more lemonade? Soon. 00:40:55.495 --> 00:40:57.162 Where was I? 00:40:57.789 --> 00:41:00.124 You were sitting by the window because it was a full moon 00:41:00.208 --> 00:41:02.918 and you'd worked yourself up to a certain enthusiasm? 00:41:03.419 --> 00:41:06.672 I said all that? 00:41:06.756 --> 00:41:08.799 When does Harry come in? 00:41:09.342 --> 00:41:11.969 He doesn't. He never came in. 00:41:12.053 --> 00:41:14.179 He called the following morning. 00:41:14.264 --> 00:41:16.515 The following morning? 00:41:16.599 --> 00:41:19.643 In the hotel lobby the night before, he had bought a magazine. 00:41:19.727 --> 00:41:22.062 His horoscope was in it. Bad? 00:41:22.772 --> 00:41:25.023 It said... He was a Taurus. 00:41:25.108 --> 00:41:28.068 It said, "Don't start any new project that day. 00:41:28.236 --> 00:41:30.654 "It could never be finished." 00:41:30.738 --> 00:41:31.905 And what did you do? 00:41:31.990 --> 00:41:34.908 I left him on the spot and went home to Mother's. 00:41:34.993 --> 00:41:36.201 The end. 00:41:37.537 --> 00:41:39.371 What a poignant story. 00:41:39.455 --> 00:41:42.583 I knew you'd understand. Nobody else does. 00:41:42.667 --> 00:41:43.792 Not even Mother? 00:41:43.877 --> 00:41:46.753 Well, she thought I should live with him, but I wouldn't. 00:41:46.921 --> 00:41:50.507 He pestered me to go back, but I always refused. 00:41:50.592 --> 00:41:54.011 Suppose some night I wanted him to do something. 00:41:54.095 --> 00:41:56.555 Like the dishes, for example. 00:41:56.639 --> 00:41:58.599 His horoscope just wouldn't let him. 00:41:58.683 --> 00:42:00.184 You're absolutely right. 00:42:00.268 --> 00:42:03.729 There are some things I just don't like to do by myself. 00:42:03.813 --> 00:42:06.815 And no one with any true understanding would blame you for it. 00:42:09.277 --> 00:42:10.903 Soon as Arnie was born 00:42:10.987 --> 00:42:13.280 I moved away to where I thought Harry could never find me. 00:42:13.364 --> 00:42:15.949 I changed my name and... 00:42:16.034 --> 00:42:19.203 But he was persistent? 00:42:19.329 --> 00:42:21.371 This morning there was a knock on the door. 00:42:21.456 --> 00:42:24.374 Before I opened it, I knew he was standing on the other side. 00:42:24.459 --> 00:42:27.044 What did he want? Me. 00:42:27.128 --> 00:42:29.838 He wanted me because I was his wife. 00:42:29.923 --> 00:42:32.299 He wanted me because, as he put it, he suddenly felt 00:42:32.383 --> 00:42:35.135 some basic urge. Loneliness. 00:42:35.261 --> 00:42:36.553 What did you feel? 00:42:36.638 --> 00:42:38.222 I felt sick. 00:42:38.306 --> 00:42:40.432 Did you see his moustache and his wavy hair? 00:42:40.516 --> 00:42:42.184 When I saw him, he was dead. 00:42:42.268 --> 00:42:46.021 He looked the same when he was alive, except he was vertical. 00:42:46.105 --> 00:42:48.690 So he entered. What did you say? 00:42:48.775 --> 00:42:51.818 Nothing. I hit him over the head with a milk bottle and knocked him silly. 00:42:52.695 --> 00:42:53.695 Silly? 00:42:54.530 --> 00:42:56.657 Bats. Tappy. 00:42:56.741 --> 00:42:58.742 He went staggering up towards the woods 00:42:58.826 --> 00:43:01.828 saying he was gonna find his wife and drag her home if it killed him. 00:43:02.789 --> 00:43:03.914 Apparently it did. 00:43:07.752 --> 00:43:09.962 Have some more lemonade. 00:43:51.921 --> 00:43:55.007 Why, Captain Wiles, what a surprise. 00:43:55.091 --> 00:43:57.259 But you invited me, Miss Gravely. 00:43:57.343 --> 00:43:59.136 At least, that's how I remember it. 00:43:59.220 --> 00:44:02.973 Of course I did, Captain, but somehow it's still a surprise. 00:44:03.474 --> 00:44:04.599 Yeah. 00:44:04.684 --> 00:44:07.144 You certainly know how to make a man feel wanted. 00:44:07.228 --> 00:44:09.980 Won't you come in, Captain? 00:44:10.064 --> 00:44:13.900 Thank you. I've looked forward to it. 00:44:29.834 --> 00:44:32.669 Takes a real cook to make a good blueberry muffin 00:44:32.754 --> 00:44:34.755 to keep the blueberries from sitting on the bottom. 00:44:35.256 --> 00:44:36.548 High-bush blueberries. 00:44:36.632 --> 00:44:38.258 That's the secret. 00:44:38.343 --> 00:44:43.430 I picked them up near where you shot that unfortunate man. 00:44:48.436 --> 00:44:50.979 A real, handsome, man's cup. 00:44:52.190 --> 00:44:54.733 It's been in the family for years. 00:44:54.817 --> 00:44:58.028 My father always used it, up until he died. 00:45:01.282 --> 00:45:04.534 I trust he died peacefully, slipped away in the night? 00:45:05.453 --> 00:45:08.580 He was caught in a threshing machine. 00:45:10.458 --> 00:45:12.542 I hope I haven't distressed you, Captain. 00:45:12.627 --> 00:45:14.795 Not at all, Miss Gravely. Not at all. 00:45:14.879 --> 00:45:17.881 I'm used to looking on the rough side of things. 00:45:17.965 --> 00:45:20.175 I'm a man who's faced death many times. 00:45:21.636 --> 00:45:22.886 Rather recently, too. 00:45:23.471 --> 00:45:24.638 Yes. 00:45:29.977 --> 00:45:32.062 Arnie, what are you carrying there? 00:45:32.146 --> 00:45:33.271 A rabbit. 00:45:33.356 --> 00:45:34.523 A rabbit? 00:45:37.735 --> 00:45:39.528 What do you call it? Dead. 00:45:39.612 --> 00:45:41.571 It ain't mine. Whose is it? 00:45:41.656 --> 00:45:44.366 Yours. You shot it with your gun. 00:45:44.450 --> 00:45:46.493 You must have killed it today. 00:45:46.577 --> 00:45:47.577 It should make a nice stew for you. 00:45:47.662 --> 00:45:50.414 A rabbit! I finally killed a rabbit! 00:45:50.498 --> 00:45:53.959 Where did you find it? In the blueberry muffins. 00:45:54.419 --> 00:45:56.962 What? Out in the woods. 00:45:57.964 --> 00:46:00.757 Here you are. One muffin for one rabbit. Fair enough? 00:46:00.842 --> 00:46:05.262 That was a two-muffin rabbit. 00:46:05.346 --> 00:46:07.347 I gotta go now. Oh. 00:46:16.023 --> 00:46:17.023 Mmm... 00:46:19.944 --> 00:46:24.656 It's certainly a nice afternoon, Miss Gravely. 00:46:24.740 --> 00:46:26.032 Isn't it. 00:46:27.827 --> 00:46:31.788 Yes, and you're a nice woman. 00:46:31.873 --> 00:46:36.376 And I think you're awfully nice, Captain Wiles. 00:46:36.669 --> 00:46:40.755 Um... Let's get back to our little problem. Harry. 00:46:40.840 --> 00:46:42.048 What's going to become of him? 00:46:42.133 --> 00:46:44.009 Oh, now, now, don't you worry about Harry. 00:46:44.093 --> 00:46:46.344 He'll be comfortably underground before nightfall. 00:46:46.846 --> 00:46:48.972 All that digging and work. 00:46:49.056 --> 00:46:53.143 Couldn't you just let him slide off the end of your boat pier 00:46:53.227 --> 00:46:54.811 into the pond? 00:46:56.189 --> 00:46:58.023 And have him pop up like a cork? 00:46:58.107 --> 00:47:01.943 No, sir. Nobody ever popped up from under four feet of ground. 00:47:02.403 --> 00:47:05.822 No. Besides, they'll be cutting ice there this winter. 00:47:05.907 --> 00:47:07.657 Now, wouldn't it be a nice thing 00:47:07.742 --> 00:47:09.075 if they were cutting blocks of ice and... 00:47:09.160 --> 00:47:11.912 Never mind, Captain. You're right. 00:47:13.915 --> 00:47:16.041 Yes, underground is the best place for Harry. 00:47:42.318 --> 00:47:45.779 He seems comfortable, Sam. Very comfortable and snug. 00:47:45.947 --> 00:47:48.657 We'd better find a place and get it dug, and the sooner the better. 00:47:48.741 --> 00:47:51.493 If what you're telling me about Mrs. Rogers and her husband is right, 00:47:51.577 --> 00:47:52.869 I agree with you, Sammy. 00:47:52.954 --> 00:47:55.664 Let's find a place. 00:47:55.748 --> 00:47:57.541 No use making hard work out of it. 00:47:57.625 --> 00:47:59.501 We need a place where the earth is soft. 00:47:59.585 --> 00:48:05.215 Yeah, and a place where the whole town won't stumble over us as we work. 00:48:05.299 --> 00:48:07.384 A place with a certain character and attractiveness. 00:48:07.468 --> 00:48:10.845 Facing west, so that Harry can watch the setting sun. 00:48:10.972 --> 00:48:14.432 Where it'll be cozy in winter. And cool in the summer. 00:48:14.517 --> 00:48:17.852 You know, I'm half envying Harry. 00:48:17.979 --> 00:48:20.981 Wouldn't take much longer to dig it twice as wide. 00:48:21.065 --> 00:48:24.526 Thanks for your kindness, but some other time. 00:48:29.657 --> 00:48:32.242 This looks like a good place. Ah! 00:48:32.326 --> 00:48:34.327 You're a lucky fellow, Harry Worp. 00:48:40.418 --> 00:48:43.003 Come on, Captain, off with your coat. Who, me? 00:48:43.212 --> 00:48:45.130 Certainly you. It's your body, isn't it? 00:48:45.214 --> 00:48:47.257 I'm not much of a hand at grave-digging. 00:48:47.341 --> 00:48:50.061 You should have thought of that before you went hunting this morning. 00:48:53.764 --> 00:48:56.683 Calvin Wiggs. What do we do now? 00:48:57.018 --> 00:48:59.269 Think up the best story he's ever heard. 00:49:23.878 --> 00:49:26.463 Lay down your shovel, Sam. 00:49:26.547 --> 00:49:27.672 What's the trouble? 00:49:27.757 --> 00:49:29.090 I'm dead beat. 00:49:29.425 --> 00:49:33.011 Good. I was dead beat ten minutes ago. 00:49:33.095 --> 00:49:35.513 I wanted to keep digging until you gave up. 00:49:42.229 --> 00:49:43.688 Gives me the creeps. 00:49:43.773 --> 00:49:46.900 What? Come on. Let's get Harry and pop him in. 00:49:54.533 --> 00:49:56.451 With hasty reverence. 00:50:05.086 --> 00:50:07.170 Would you like to say a few words, Captain? 00:50:07.254 --> 00:50:12.008 That I would. Harry Worp, don't ever show your face around here again. 00:50:16.722 --> 00:50:19.432 Let's finish this job and get out of here. 00:50:19.517 --> 00:50:23.395 Captain, I think Calvin Wiggs is looking for something. 00:50:23.479 --> 00:50:25.355 Suppose he knows Harry Worp came up here? 00:50:25.439 --> 00:50:28.692 Sammy, that's as horrible a thought as you've ever had. 00:50:28.776 --> 00:50:31.016 And that he wonders what happened to Harry or where he is? 00:50:31.070 --> 00:50:35.740 My only answer is to keep on scraping, and fast. 00:50:35.950 --> 00:50:38.535 You know, if you must kill things from now on, 00:50:38.619 --> 00:50:39.828 I wish you'd stick to rabbits. 00:50:39.912 --> 00:50:41.079 The body's smaller. 00:50:41.163 --> 00:50:42.831 Rabbits! I didn't tell you, did I, Sammy? 00:50:42.915 --> 00:50:44.582 I shot a rabbit today! 00:50:44.667 --> 00:50:47.335 Don't shout. I know you did. 00:50:47.420 --> 00:50:50.380 I was up at Jennifer Rogers' when Arnie showed me the rabbit. 00:50:50.464 --> 00:50:54.217 Jennifer, eh? Didn't waste much time, did you? 00:50:54.301 --> 00:50:56.136 Well, I don't blame you, Sammy. 00:50:56.220 --> 00:50:58.888 A very nice widow she'll make. Very nice. 00:50:58.973 --> 00:51:01.182 Let's discuss her when we've finished with Harry. 00:51:01.267 --> 00:51:04.102 Oh, no need to get huffy. I don't want to talk about your affairs. 00:51:04.186 --> 00:51:06.396 I've got affairs of my own. 00:51:06.480 --> 00:51:08.398 You mean my protégée? 00:51:08.482 --> 00:51:10.734 Come again? Miss Gravely. 00:51:10.818 --> 00:51:14.028 The lady that I renovated down at Mrs. Wiggs' this afternoon. 00:51:14.113 --> 00:51:16.990 A most remarkable reversion to femininity. 00:51:17.074 --> 00:51:19.409 I don't quite get you, Sammy boy. 00:51:19.493 --> 00:51:22.120 She came into the emporium in rather high excitement. 00:51:22.204 --> 00:51:25.248 Wanted a new cup and saucer, lots of other things. 00:51:25.416 --> 00:51:28.752 I gave her a new makeup and hairdo. 00:51:29.420 --> 00:51:31.087 Don't tell me you didn't notice. 00:51:31.172 --> 00:51:32.964 She's a very nice lady, Sam. 00:51:33.048 --> 00:51:35.592 Very nice. We're all nice. 00:51:35.676 --> 00:51:38.636 I don't see how anyone could help but like us. 00:51:38.721 --> 00:51:40.221 That's just how I feel today. 00:51:40.306 --> 00:51:42.932 I don't know whether I've grown rose-colored glasses or if... 00:51:43.017 --> 00:51:44.726 Or if you're in love? 00:51:44.935 --> 00:51:46.644 Ah... 00:51:46.979 --> 00:51:50.023 There's nothing like finding yourself in love. 00:51:50.107 --> 00:51:52.650 No, it adds zest to your work. 00:51:52.735 --> 00:51:54.110 Zest. Zest. 00:51:55.905 --> 00:51:58.448 I think I've had enough zest for a while. 00:51:58.532 --> 00:51:59.949 Let's sit down and rest, huh? 00:52:00.034 --> 00:52:02.577 Why not? We've earned it. 00:52:06.457 --> 00:52:10.502 Tell me, Sam, what did Jennifer think of my shooting? 00:52:10.628 --> 00:52:13.213 You mean Mrs. Rogers? Oh, I think by now I'm entitled 00:52:13.297 --> 00:52:14.839 to be on a first-name basis with her. 00:52:14.924 --> 00:52:17.759 After all, I brought her a happy release with one bullet. 00:52:17.843 --> 00:52:20.804 One bullet? How 'bout that "No Shooting" sign that I found? 00:52:20.888 --> 00:52:23.890 Oh, well, that. One bullet for the "No Shooting" sign, 00:52:23.974 --> 00:52:26.810 one for the beer can and one for Harry. 00:52:26.894 --> 00:52:29.562 How about the rabbit? And one for the... 00:52:34.527 --> 00:52:36.653 What's the matter? 00:52:36.779 --> 00:52:40.073 What's wrong? What's bitten you? I only fired three bullets. 00:52:40.157 --> 00:52:43.827 Three. One for the shooting sign, one for the beer can... 00:52:43.911 --> 00:52:46.162 And one for the little man who's lying in the grave. 00:52:46.247 --> 00:52:48.915 No, Sammy, no. That's just it. One for the rabbit. 00:52:48.999 --> 00:52:51.334 If I shot the rabbit, I didn't shoot Harry. 00:52:51.418 --> 00:52:54.546 Oh, Sammy boy, what have you tried to make me do? 00:52:54.630 --> 00:52:56.381 Tried to make a murderer out of me. 00:52:58.551 --> 00:53:03.513 Don't sit there. Help me! You helped bury him. 00:53:03.597 --> 00:53:05.139 Even if you didn't kill him, why go digging him up 00:53:05.224 --> 00:53:07.350 now that he's so beautifully planted? 00:53:07.434 --> 00:53:10.019 I've promised Jennifer that we'd bury him. 00:53:10.104 --> 00:53:11.938 Keep my word, he should stay buried. 00:53:13.232 --> 00:53:15.952 Besides, whether you killed him or not, you've incriminated yourself. 00:53:16.610 --> 00:53:20.280 You'll have much more of a job explaining a body you didn't kill and buried 00:53:20.489 --> 00:53:23.491 than a body that you killed accidentally and buried. 00:53:23.576 --> 00:53:24.659 Right, Captain? 00:53:29.999 --> 00:53:32.000 You're not supposed to bury bodies whenever you find them. 00:53:32.084 --> 00:53:33.751 It makes people suspicious. 00:53:33.836 --> 00:53:37.213 Supposed to tell the police or advertise or something. 00:53:37.298 --> 00:53:38.923 Oh, Sammy, you don't understand. 00:53:39.008 --> 00:53:41.050 You don't comprehend one little bit. 00:53:41.135 --> 00:53:42.655 You wouldn't like me to go through life 00:53:42.720 --> 00:53:44.640 not knowing if I've killed him or not, would you? 00:53:47.725 --> 00:53:51.311 Very inconsistent. First you tell me you've got no conscience. 00:53:51.437 --> 00:53:54.198 Now you talk about something that sounds remarkably like a conscience. 00:53:54.523 --> 00:53:56.232 Sammy, come on. Help me. 00:53:56.317 --> 00:54:00.737 I don't care if I killed him or not, for all that matters, but I'll get the shakes 00:54:00.821 --> 00:54:04.532 whenever I see a policeman, and it's no good saying I won't. 00:54:05.242 --> 00:54:07.410 All right. If I had my choice 00:54:07.494 --> 00:54:10.246 I'd rather be thought a murderer than proved one. 00:54:10.331 --> 00:54:11.331 Thank you, Sam. 00:54:11.373 --> 00:54:14.626 With two of us digging, we'll have Harry up out of here in nothing flat. 00:54:22.509 --> 00:54:26.554 Can't see much from here. I'd better get in down there and look at him. 00:54:26.639 --> 00:54:28.097 Let me do the honors, Captain. 00:54:28.182 --> 00:54:30.350 All right, Sammy, you've got good eyes. 00:54:33.771 --> 00:54:37.440 That isn't a bullet wound. "Isn't a bullet wound"? 00:54:37.524 --> 00:54:39.525 Well, what do you know. 00:54:39.610 --> 00:54:42.445 That's what they call a blow with a blunt instrument. 00:54:42.529 --> 00:54:43.529 Huh? 00:54:43.697 --> 00:54:46.407 What are you thinking, Sammy? 00:54:46.867 --> 00:54:50.954 I think, Captain Wiles, we're tangled up in a murder. 00:54:53.207 --> 00:54:54.874 If it's murder, who done it? 00:54:55.668 --> 00:54:58.795 Who "did" it? That's what I say, who done it? 00:54:58.879 --> 00:55:02.340 Apart from Jennifer Rogers, who else would want to kill him? 00:55:03.634 --> 00:55:06.094 "Apart from Jennifer"? Yeah. 00:55:06.220 --> 00:55:09.514 Do you think that she would... That's ridiculous. 00:55:09.598 --> 00:55:12.225 You said she was surprised to see the body when she came up here. 00:55:12.309 --> 00:55:14.769 You said she hit him on the head. 00:55:14.895 --> 00:55:17.271 Coming home from Madagascar once, we had a fireman on board 00:55:17.356 --> 00:55:20.233 who hit his head on a brick wall and died two days later. 00:55:20.651 --> 00:55:22.735 Where could he find a brick wall on board a ship? 00:55:22.861 --> 00:55:25.863 Mmm. That's what we always wondered. 00:55:28.075 --> 00:55:30.827 Couldn't have been Jennifer. No. 00:55:30.911 --> 00:55:33.204 Besides, what's it matter who did it? 00:55:33.288 --> 00:55:35.832 It'll be better for all of us if he's buried and out of the way. 00:55:35.916 --> 00:55:39.877 Nothing doing, Sammy. I'm not burying someone else's bad habits. 00:55:40.004 --> 00:55:43.548 Mmm? Suppose it was Miss Gravely? What? 00:55:46.176 --> 00:55:48.720 No, it's not as funny as all that. 00:55:48.804 --> 00:55:51.014 You said yourself she wasn't particularly startled 00:55:51.098 --> 00:55:52.724 to see you dragging Harry up the path. 00:55:52.808 --> 00:55:55.852 You artists have got no idea of etiquette. 00:55:55.936 --> 00:55:58.438 Miss Gravely is a lady of gentle habits and upbringing. 00:55:58.522 --> 00:56:02.025 A lady to hide her feelings. If I hadn't been holding Harry by the ankles 00:56:02.109 --> 00:56:03.693 I don't suppose she'd have mentioned him at all. 00:56:03.777 --> 00:56:04.902 Really? 00:56:04.987 --> 00:56:09.615 When she said, "What seems to be the trouble, Captain?" 00:56:09.700 --> 00:56:12.076 It was nothing more than a pleasantry, so to speak. 00:56:12.161 --> 00:56:16.956 Like, "Nice day, isn't it?" "I'm sure, yes." 00:56:17.082 --> 00:56:20.793 Yes, or something like that. Going to help me bury him again? 00:56:20.878 --> 00:56:22.128 Mmm... 00:56:23.422 --> 00:56:24.464 I don't know. 00:56:24.757 --> 00:56:28.009 Course, it might have been Dr. Greenbow or the tramp or... 00:56:28.093 --> 00:56:32.221 Or Jennifer? I told you it couldn't... 00:56:33.057 --> 00:56:37.602 No point in arguing about it. Let's get rid of him. 00:56:37.728 --> 00:56:40.229 All right, Sammy. You've helped me in my hour of need. 00:56:40.314 --> 00:56:42.690 I guess it's up to me to help you. 00:56:42.816 --> 00:56:45.568 We'll file Harry away once and for all. Yeah. 00:56:45.652 --> 00:56:47.737 No more nonsense about it. 00:57:13.138 --> 00:57:16.057 Come aboard, Miss Gravely. Come aboard. 00:57:16.141 --> 00:57:18.684 It's just an old salt's snug anchorage. 00:57:18.811 --> 00:57:22.563 Small. Not palatial like yours. But homely, very home... 00:57:38.956 --> 00:57:42.375 Won't you sit down, Miss Gravely? Thank you. 00:57:45.212 --> 00:57:49.924 It's funny, you know. Funny how we got to be so friendly in one afternoon. 00:57:50.008 --> 00:57:54.137 I knew you weren't as prim and starchy as they made out. 00:57:54.221 --> 00:57:56.305 Not by a long shot. 00:57:56.390 --> 00:57:58.266 Really? No. 00:57:58.350 --> 00:58:01.811 I'm a man who can recognize the human qualities in a woman. 00:58:01.895 --> 00:58:03.980 When I first saw you down where Harry was... 00:58:04.064 --> 00:58:06.399 Captain Wiles. Yes, ma'am? 00:58:06.483 --> 00:58:08.985 Before you make your kind thoughts known to me, 00:58:09.069 --> 00:58:13.489 I should like to offer you some explanation of my sudden invitation 00:58:13.574 --> 00:58:16.242 to coffee and blueberry muffins this afternoon 00:58:16.326 --> 00:58:19.203 and my... And my sitting with you here now. 00:58:19.288 --> 00:58:21.539 No, ma'am, you don't have to explain anything. 00:58:21.623 --> 00:58:25.710 You came to my aid at a moment of crisis, for which I'm truly grateful. 00:58:26.295 --> 00:58:30.214 Thank you, but it's just that I owe you some reason... 00:58:30.299 --> 00:58:32.550 No, no, no. I won't hear a word of it. 00:58:32.676 --> 00:58:36.012 You saw the predicament I was in with that body on my hands and all, 00:58:36.096 --> 00:58:39.849 and you shut your eyes to it in a most sporting fashion, if I may say so. 00:58:39.933 --> 00:58:42.101 Captain Wiles. Yes, ma'am? 00:58:42.186 --> 00:58:44.937 I'm trying to tell you that the reason that I asked you 00:58:45.022 --> 00:58:46.272 to coffee and blueberry muffins 00:58:46.398 --> 00:58:48.733 was because I felt... 00:58:48.817 --> 00:58:50.902 Sympathy. Gratitude. 00:58:51.737 --> 00:58:54.155 But I'm the one who should be grateful. 00:58:54.239 --> 00:58:58.117 No, I was grateful. I am grateful. 00:58:59.119 --> 00:59:03.206 I'm grateful to you for burying my body. 00:59:08.754 --> 00:59:10.421 Your body? 00:59:10.797 --> 00:59:13.132 The man you thought you killed 00:59:13.217 --> 00:59:15.218 was the man I hit over the head 00:59:15.302 --> 00:59:17.553 with the leather heel of my hiking shoe. 00:59:17.638 --> 00:59:18.888 You? 00:59:19.640 --> 00:59:23.184 And with a metal cleat on the end of it. But why? 00:59:25.020 --> 00:59:26.938 He annoyed me. 00:59:27.022 --> 00:59:30.816 I was walking towards home when he suddenly came at me 00:59:30.901 --> 00:59:35.571 with a wild look in his eye and insisted we were married. 00:59:35.656 --> 00:59:37.990 Then you'd known each other before. 00:59:38.075 --> 00:59:41.202 Believe it or not, Captain, I had never seen him before in my life, 00:59:41.286 --> 00:59:45.039 and if I ever had, I never would have married him. 00:59:45.499 --> 00:59:47.583 He must have mistaken you for someone else. 00:59:47.668 --> 00:59:51.671 No, he very definitely pulled me into the bushes. 00:59:52.839 --> 00:59:55.508 Yes? I came out again. 00:59:57.386 --> 01:00:00.346 Go on. He pulled me back. 01:00:01.890 --> 01:00:04.392 Twice. He swore at me... 01:00:04.476 --> 01:00:07.603 Horrible, masculine sounds. 01:00:07.729 --> 01:00:11.107 I didn't understand them, of course. Of course. Of course you didn't. 01:00:12.484 --> 01:00:15.027 We fought. Then what? 01:00:16.363 --> 01:00:20.992 I won. My shoe had come off in the struggle, and I hit him. 01:00:21.076 --> 01:00:25.037 I hit him as hard as ever I could. 01:00:28.250 --> 01:00:30.126 You killed him. 01:00:31.545 --> 01:00:35.756 I must have done it. I was annoyed, Captain. 01:00:36.925 --> 01:00:39.093 Very annoyed. Naturally. 01:00:39.177 --> 01:00:42.430 I don't think I've ever been so annoyed. 01:00:42.514 --> 01:00:47.393 Consequently, I... I didn't realize my own capabilities. 01:00:48.687 --> 01:00:50.771 Seems to me 01:00:50.856 --> 01:00:53.899 Mrs. Rogers knocked him silly, and you finished him off. 01:00:54.735 --> 01:00:56.986 Why should Mrs. Rogers knock him silly? 01:00:57.070 --> 01:00:59.322 She was really his wife. 01:00:59.406 --> 01:01:02.742 Poor woman. I thought she had better taste. 01:01:05.829 --> 01:01:07.663 You know, Captain, 01:01:07.748 --> 01:01:11.751 when I ran away I decided I would never tell a soul what had happened. 01:01:12.085 --> 01:01:14.462 Then I met you, and I thought 01:01:15.172 --> 01:01:19.800 how convenient it was that you should think that you had shot him. 01:01:19.926 --> 01:01:23.304 You must forgive me for thinking that. Only natural. 01:01:23.388 --> 01:01:27.975 That's why I felt... I still feel under an obligation to you. 01:01:28.060 --> 01:01:30.603 Not at all. Let's forget it. 01:01:30.687 --> 01:01:33.898 No, we mustn't do that. It would hardly be fair to you... 01:01:33.982 --> 01:01:36.359 I mean, for you to go through life 01:01:36.443 --> 01:01:39.987 knowing that you had buried a man you didn't kill. 01:01:40.072 --> 01:01:42.531 You would have my crime on your conscience. 01:01:42.616 --> 01:01:45.576 It's a pleasure, I'm sure. 01:01:45.994 --> 01:01:47.787 No. 01:01:47.871 --> 01:01:51.749 Now I realize that Harry man was out of his mind 01:01:51.833 --> 01:01:55.461 and my action was justifiable, there's... There's no reason 01:01:55.545 --> 01:01:57.505 we shouldn't let the authorities know about it. 01:01:57.631 --> 01:02:01.300 The authorities? Everything will be cleared up nicely. 01:02:01.385 --> 01:02:06.764 I'm sure Calvin Wiggs and the police won't make a fuss about it when we explain. 01:02:06.848 --> 01:02:08.849 Perhaps it needn't get into the papers at all. 01:02:08.934 --> 01:02:12.645 Don't you believe it, ma'am. They love it, the papers, this kind of thing. 01:02:12.729 --> 01:02:15.231 Murder and passion. 01:02:15.315 --> 01:02:17.900 You let Harry be. Just forget it ever happened, 01:02:17.984 --> 01:02:21.695 the same as Sammy and me and Jennifer Rogers are going to do. 01:02:21.780 --> 01:02:26.492 Oh, but it isn't your body. 01:02:26.576 --> 01:02:31.080 After all, I killed him, so it's only fair that I should have the say-so. 01:02:31.164 --> 01:02:32.498 Yes, but... Don't you agree? 01:02:32.582 --> 01:02:34.667 Well, in a way... I thought you would. 01:02:34.751 --> 01:02:36.752 I tell you what, Captain. 01:02:40.465 --> 01:02:42.591 We'll go and get a spade now. But, ma'am... 01:02:42.676 --> 01:02:45.302 And after we've dug him up, we'll go back to my place 01:02:45.387 --> 01:02:48.222 and I'll make you some hot chocolate. 01:03:28.388 --> 01:03:31.682 Arnie's so tired, he'll sleep all day and half the night. 01:03:31.892 --> 01:03:34.477 I think you've got a pretty house, Jennifer. 01:03:34.561 --> 01:03:37.271 The best I could do on Robert's insurance. 01:03:37.397 --> 01:03:40.065 Sugar? No. Black, thanks. 01:03:50.911 --> 01:03:56.415 It's funny, but I feel awful comfortable with you, Sam. 01:03:58.710 --> 01:04:01.003 You know, I feel the same way, too. 01:04:01.087 --> 01:04:03.088 It's a good feeling, 01:04:03.173 --> 01:04:06.884 feeling comfortable with someone who feels that way, too. 01:04:10.555 --> 01:04:13.057 There is one thing I feel uncomfortable about. 01:04:13.141 --> 01:04:16.519 Just tell me what it is, and I'll take care of it for you. 01:04:16.686 --> 01:04:18.521 It's Harry. What about Harry? 01:04:18.605 --> 01:04:21.398 Harry? Don't you think about Harry. 01:04:21.483 --> 01:04:22.775 Now he's part of the Earth. 01:04:22.859 --> 01:04:25.027 He's with eternity, the ages. 01:04:25.111 --> 01:04:27.530 Take my word for it. Harry's ancient history. 01:04:29.574 --> 01:04:31.492 Come in, whoever it is. 01:04:34.621 --> 01:04:36.247 What happened? 01:04:36.331 --> 01:04:39.208 Sam, I've got something to tell you. 01:04:39.334 --> 01:04:42.920 No, Captain. I have something to tell him. 01:04:43.088 --> 01:04:45.965 Now who's going to tell what? 01:04:47.634 --> 01:04:51.470 I killed Harry Worp with the leather heel of my hiking shoe. 01:04:54.266 --> 01:04:56.725 So it was you. We're on our way 01:04:56.810 --> 01:04:59.812 to get Calvin Wiggs and have him call the state police. 01:04:59.896 --> 01:05:02.648 I keep telling her there's no need. He's right. 01:05:02.732 --> 01:05:05.568 And besides, it'd be indecent. Harry's dead and buried. 01:05:05.652 --> 01:05:08.028 Sam, I've got something to tell you. 01:05:09.155 --> 01:05:12.074 You haven't dug him up again. Well, I... 01:05:19.833 --> 01:05:22.376 I insisted, Mr. Marlow. 01:05:22.460 --> 01:05:26.422 Don't you understand? You have nothing to fear. 01:05:26.881 --> 01:05:30.342 It's my concern entirely. As soon as Captain Wiles 01:05:30.468 --> 01:05:33.846 told me the full circumstances of his being here, 01:05:33.930 --> 01:05:36.015 I knew there was nothing for me to hide. 01:05:36.141 --> 01:05:37.933 You know all about Harry? 01:05:38.018 --> 01:05:41.145 Well, I'm afraid I do, Mrs. Rogers, and after all 01:05:41.229 --> 01:05:44.273 nobody could possibly gossip about a lady and a maniac. 01:05:44.357 --> 01:05:46.108 You'd be surprised. 01:05:46.192 --> 01:05:47.276 I mean, you don't quite understand 01:05:47.360 --> 01:05:49.111 what murder involves, Miss Gravely. 01:05:49.195 --> 01:05:52.197 There'd be hours and hours of questioning and photographs 01:05:52.407 --> 01:05:53.574 and the whole of your private life 01:05:53.658 --> 01:05:55.058 spread indecently in the newspapers. 01:05:57.037 --> 01:06:00.372 What makes you think my private life is indecent? 01:06:00.498 --> 01:06:03.417 I didn't mean that. I meant that the way they pry is indecent. 01:06:03.543 --> 01:06:04.960 They'll hound you to death. 01:06:05.045 --> 01:06:08.213 There'll be newspapermen, and photographers, and detectives... 01:06:08.298 --> 01:06:11.467 I've made up my mind. She certainly has. 01:06:11.551 --> 01:06:14.678 It was Captain Wiles here who persuaded me to call 01:06:14.763 --> 01:06:17.806 and tell Mrs. Rogers what I propose to do. 01:06:17.891 --> 01:06:21.852 After all, she is most closely connected with the business. 01:06:21.936 --> 01:06:24.480 What do you think about it, Mrs. Rogers? 01:06:24.564 --> 01:06:27.566 I can't see why you're all making such a fuss about Harry. 01:06:27.776 --> 01:06:31.320 If he was buried, I don't see why you had to dig him up. 01:06:31.404 --> 01:06:34.698 But since you have, I guess you'd better do what you think best. 01:06:34.783 --> 01:06:36.659 Frankly, I don't care what you do with Harry. 01:06:36.743 --> 01:06:38.663 Just as long as you don't bring him back to life. 01:06:39.913 --> 01:06:43.499 I have a free hand then. Free as a bird. 01:06:43.667 --> 01:06:46.043 As far as I'm concerned, it's ancient history. 01:06:46.294 --> 01:06:48.087 Wait a minute. Wait a minute, Jennifer. 01:06:48.171 --> 01:06:50.547 I think we've forgotten something. 01:06:50.674 --> 01:06:52.341 Do you realize if this thing comes out, 01:06:52.425 --> 01:06:53.676 that all the details of your marriage 01:06:53.760 --> 01:06:56.261 will be public property? 01:06:57.806 --> 01:06:58.806 Oh... 01:06:59.265 --> 01:07:02.601 I must confess, I hadn't thought of that either. 01:07:02.727 --> 01:07:06.397 Where'd you put Harry this time? Over by the big oak tree. 01:07:07.607 --> 01:07:09.233 I'll get my shovel. 01:07:09.317 --> 01:07:11.443 I'm afraid I'm causing you rather a lot of hard work. 01:07:11.569 --> 01:07:13.654 I'm sorry. Not at all, not at all. 01:07:13.738 --> 01:07:16.699 Well, let's all go up there. 01:07:17.659 --> 01:07:21.453 You know, I've never been to a homemade funeral before. 01:07:22.205 --> 01:07:24.289 I have. 01:07:24.374 --> 01:07:27.209 This is my third. 01:07:27.293 --> 01:07:29.503 All in one day. 01:07:38.263 --> 01:07:39.722 Well, let's get it over with. 01:07:39.806 --> 01:07:41.682 Yes. 01:07:53.319 --> 01:07:55.487 I think we ought to cement it over. 01:07:55.572 --> 01:07:59.116 Next spring, I'll set out some blueberry bushes. 01:07:59.200 --> 01:08:02.119 Couldn't you make it something else? Lilacs, maybe? 01:08:02.245 --> 01:08:06.039 I think nature will take good care of it. How about a little service? 01:08:06.124 --> 01:08:09.460 I can't think of anything to say. Besides, my arms ache. 01:08:09.544 --> 01:08:14.506 It's too late to say prayers. Besides, wherever he was going, he's there now. 01:08:14.674 --> 01:08:17.092 Bye, Harry. I forgive you. 01:08:25.935 --> 01:08:29.104 Trumpets welcoming Harry. You didn't know Harry. 01:08:29.189 --> 01:08:31.273 I'd like to paint you like that, Jennifer. 01:08:31.441 --> 01:08:33.984 You look beautiful, glistening in the moonlight. 01:08:35.570 --> 01:08:37.654 Sounds as if it's coming down from near the village. 01:08:37.739 --> 01:08:39.364 I know what it is. 01:08:39.616 --> 01:08:41.700 It's the call of the phantom stagecoach 01:08:41.868 --> 01:08:44.828 that used to pass by here each night 200 years ago. 01:08:44.954 --> 01:08:47.331 Phantom coach? The old turnpike 01:08:47.415 --> 01:08:49.500 used to run right across those foothills over there. 01:08:49.584 --> 01:08:52.377 Oh, to be a highwayman on a night like this. 01:08:52.504 --> 01:08:54.797 Listen. Somebody's running. 01:08:54.881 --> 01:08:55.923 Horses? 01:08:56.049 --> 01:08:58.634 If it's a horse, it's learned how to shout. What's she saying? 01:08:58.718 --> 01:09:00.886 We'll know in a minute. She's coming this way. 01:09:01.012 --> 01:09:05.808 Sam Marlow! It's Wiggy, old Wiggy. 01:09:07.310 --> 01:09:10.813 Mr. Marlow, Mr. Marlow. 01:09:12.357 --> 01:09:14.274 Wiggy, Wiggy, what on Earth do you want? 01:09:14.400 --> 01:09:17.027 I... He wants... Wait a minute. Catch your breath. 01:09:17.153 --> 01:09:18.654 He's a millionaire. Who? 01:09:18.738 --> 01:09:21.073 He wants to buy your pictures, Mr. Marlow. 01:09:21.199 --> 01:09:23.826 Which pictures? All of 'em and more besides. 01:09:23.910 --> 01:09:25.702 He says you're a genius. 01:09:25.787 --> 01:09:29.039 He's right, but it's still hard to believe he wants to buy all my pictures. 01:09:29.249 --> 01:09:31.917 I'd be too curious to refuse at least to talk to him. 01:09:32.001 --> 01:09:34.253 Don't turn down a good chance, Mr. Marlow. 01:09:34.337 --> 01:09:36.797 All right, all right. I'll talk to him. 01:09:38.675 --> 01:09:41.969 Sassafras root. Sassafras tea's mighty good for you. 01:09:42.053 --> 01:09:44.972 Mr. Wiggs always swore it cured his arthritis just before he died. 01:09:45.098 --> 01:09:47.015 How much does the millionaire want to pay? 01:09:47.100 --> 01:09:50.477 Well, I asked seven dollars for that one that looks like a lot of blobs of color 01:09:50.603 --> 01:09:51.963 - caught in a thunderstorm. - And? 01:09:52.021 --> 01:09:53.230 Said he couldn't think of it. 01:09:53.314 --> 01:09:54.898 - Said they were priceless. - Priceless? 01:09:54.983 --> 01:09:57.234 Sounds like something I painted in kindergarten. 01:09:57.318 --> 01:10:00.198 I'll have you know that picture's symbolic of the beginning of the world. 01:10:00.280 --> 01:10:02.781 That's where I first heard of the world, at kindergarten. 01:10:04.409 --> 01:10:08.328 Yes, and my friend here, art critic for the Modern Museum, he says... 01:10:08.454 --> 01:10:11.832 Don't think I'm rude, but it doesn't matter to me what an art critic says. 01:10:11.916 --> 01:10:15.294 Oh, is that so? See, I know my paintings are good. 01:10:15.378 --> 01:10:17.129 He doesn't want them, you do. 01:10:17.213 --> 01:10:18.839 So all that matters is what you think. 01:10:18.923 --> 01:10:23.051 Well, I think they're works of genius, and I want to buy them all. 01:10:24.596 --> 01:10:27.055 Too bad. Why? 01:10:27.181 --> 01:10:29.308 Just decided I can't sell them. 01:10:29.392 --> 01:10:31.143 Besides, you couldn't afford them. 01:10:34.230 --> 01:10:35.856 Money. 01:10:35.982 --> 01:10:39.902 Sammy, don't be a fool. Make him pay through the nose. 01:10:40.069 --> 01:10:42.571 Go ahead, Mr. Marlow. Be reasonable. 01:10:42.697 --> 01:10:46.825 Be unreasonable if you want. What do you say? 01:10:50.496 --> 01:10:52.998 It's your genius, Sam. It's up to you. 01:10:56.711 --> 01:11:00.172 All right, then. What do you like most in the whole world? 01:11:02.342 --> 01:11:05.469 I don't know. Strawberries, I guess. 01:11:06.596 --> 01:11:09.973 Strawberries. Write that down. Two boxes of fresh strawberries 01:11:10.058 --> 01:11:12.935 first of each month, in season and out of season 01:11:13.019 --> 01:11:14.186 from now on. 01:11:14.270 --> 01:11:16.855 Well, it's simple. What else? 01:11:17.482 --> 01:11:19.024 What would Arnie like? 01:11:20.735 --> 01:11:22.319 A chemical set. 01:11:22.403 --> 01:11:25.864 What kind? Whatever smells the worst. 01:11:26.366 --> 01:11:28.283 Got that? Right. 01:11:28.368 --> 01:11:31.453 One smelly chemical set. 01:11:31.537 --> 01:11:33.246 Wiggy, what would you like? 01:11:33.331 --> 01:11:35.958 Cash register. Chromium plated. One that rings a bell. 01:11:36.042 --> 01:11:38.585 Got room for one? I'll find room. 01:11:38.711 --> 01:11:41.421 Cash register. Chromium plated. One that rings a bell? 01:11:42.173 --> 01:11:43.215 Check. 01:11:43.299 --> 01:11:46.426 Miss Gravely, a beauty parlor fully equipped? 01:11:46.511 --> 01:11:48.762 What for? 01:11:48.846 --> 01:11:53.558 A hope chest filled with the things I should have put in it and didn't. 01:11:54.268 --> 01:11:57.187 A hope chest, full of hope. 01:11:57.647 --> 01:12:02.901 Captain? A good shotgun, plenty of ammunition, 01:12:03.069 --> 01:12:09.074 some corduroy britches, a plain shirt and a hunting cap, a brown one. 01:12:09.575 --> 01:12:11.952 Davy Crockett... The works. 01:12:12.078 --> 01:12:16.081 Well, that's it, I guess. The paintings are yours. 01:12:16.249 --> 01:12:20.335 Yes, but what about you? Yes, Sam, you've gotta ask for something. 01:12:20.837 --> 01:12:22.796 Well, let's see. 01:12:25.925 --> 01:12:26.967 That's it. 01:12:28.594 --> 01:12:31.179 What's it? Pardon me. 01:12:36.269 --> 01:12:38.103 What do you think? 01:12:40.523 --> 01:12:43.859 Yes, I think that can be easily arranged. 01:12:46.612 --> 01:12:51.950 Well, that's it, then. I'll come back in the morning for all these paintings. 01:12:52.035 --> 01:12:57.247 Mr. Marlow, this has been a night that I shall remember the rest of my life. 01:12:57.331 --> 01:13:00.375 Come back again. Have some more paintings for you next month. 01:13:00.460 --> 01:13:06.506 And you'll have a steady customer in me, even if you raise your prices. 01:13:06.591 --> 01:13:09.885 - Well, good night, everyone. - Good night. 01:13:09.969 --> 01:13:12.179 All right, young man. 01:13:17.393 --> 01:13:19.853 Congratulations, Sammy. Good boy. 01:13:19.937 --> 01:13:21.521 Did I do the right thing? 01:13:21.606 --> 01:13:23.648 You did just the right thing, Sam. 01:13:23.733 --> 01:13:25.275 Good. 01:13:27.153 --> 01:13:29.613 Because it's important to me that you think so. 01:13:29.697 --> 01:13:31.406 Why? 01:13:31.491 --> 01:13:34.367 Because I love you. I want to marry you. 01:13:41.793 --> 01:13:44.711 You want to marry me? Why not? 01:13:47.131 --> 01:13:50.092 Because I just got my freedom today. 01:13:50.176 --> 01:13:52.719 Easy come, easy go. 01:13:52.804 --> 01:13:55.764 Besides, if you married me, you'd keep your freedom. 01:13:57.809 --> 01:14:00.310 You must be practically unique, then. 01:14:00.394 --> 01:14:04.439 I respect freedom. More than that, I love freedom. 01:14:04.524 --> 01:14:07.692 We might be the only free married couple in the world. 01:14:11.697 --> 01:14:14.199 This is very sudden, Sam. 01:14:18.204 --> 01:14:20.956 You'll have to give me a little time to think about it. 01:14:21.040 --> 01:14:25.335 Only fair. I'll give you till we get back to your house. 01:14:31.676 --> 01:14:33.468 What's goin' on here this time o' night? 01:14:33.553 --> 01:14:34.970 The most wonderful thing happened. 01:14:35.054 --> 01:14:37.639 Mr. Marlow sold all his paintings to a millionaire. 01:14:37.723 --> 01:14:40.225 Got more'n I ever figured he'd get. Money? 01:14:40.935 --> 01:14:43.812 Well, not exactly money. 01:14:43.896 --> 01:14:46.898 I always knew they weren't worth the space. 01:14:46.983 --> 01:14:50.026 I found these on a tramp hangin' 'round here. 01:14:50.111 --> 01:14:53.572 Said he found 'em on a dead man. 01:14:55.366 --> 01:14:57.576 Took me to where he said he found him, and 01:14:59.162 --> 01:15:01.788 I didn't see anybody. 01:15:04.584 --> 01:15:07.002 Montpelier-2000. 01:15:07.128 --> 01:15:10.297 That's the state police number. Uh-huh. 01:15:10.381 --> 01:15:13.091 I think we'd better get going. 01:15:13.426 --> 01:15:15.677 Thank you, Mr. Marlow, for the cash register. 01:15:15.761 --> 01:15:17.971 It was a pleasure. Good night. 01:15:18.055 --> 01:15:20.223 Good night. Good night. 01:15:22.560 --> 01:15:23.768 Good night, Captain. 01:15:27.773 --> 01:15:30.317 This is Deputy Sheriff Calvin Wiggs. 01:15:30.401 --> 01:15:32.319 Yeah, I'll wait. 01:15:49.462 --> 01:15:50.712 Ma? 01:15:54.967 --> 01:15:57.177 This picture here on the floor. It's a new one. 01:15:57.261 --> 01:16:00.430 He did it today, but it isn't for sale. 01:16:00.514 --> 01:16:03.558 Why not? You'll have to ask him that. 01:16:03.643 --> 01:16:06.436 He left it on his way over to Jennifer Rogers' house. 01:16:07.313 --> 01:16:10.315 Guess he didn't have time to take it home. 01:16:12.944 --> 01:16:14.861 You suddenly got interested in art? 01:16:16.030 --> 01:16:17.030 No. 01:16:19.325 --> 01:16:22.244 It's just that it matches the description of... 01:16:22.328 --> 01:16:24.871 Oh, hello, Sergeant. 01:16:24.956 --> 01:16:26.873 Calvin Wiggs. 01:16:26.958 --> 01:16:29.709 Got something that might interest you a little. 01:16:29.794 --> 01:16:33.755 It seems I picked up this tramp with a pair of stolen shoes 01:16:33.839 --> 01:16:36.925 and a wild story about a corpse. 01:16:57.113 --> 01:17:00.365 What do you think, him walking in with Harry Worp's shoes 01:17:00.449 --> 01:17:03.451 in his hand and then that phone call to the police? 01:17:03.536 --> 01:17:05.453 I don't know. 01:17:05.538 --> 01:17:08.081 I may be wrong, but I don't think he's tied us into it yet. 01:17:08.165 --> 01:17:10.458 Oh, the way he looked at me. 01:17:10.668 --> 01:17:13.003 If he'd known anything, he'd have kept us there. 01:17:13.087 --> 01:17:16.298 But modern police methods are all psychological now, Sammy. 01:17:16.382 --> 01:17:17.674 Psychological. 01:17:17.758 --> 01:17:22.595 They just wear you down and wear you down until 01:17:22.680 --> 01:17:25.557 you're almost grateful to get into that gas chamber. 01:17:26.892 --> 01:17:30.353 The police will probably tell him if the shoes fit, to keep them. 01:17:44.410 --> 01:17:47.746 I've decided, Sam. Decided what? 01:17:47.830 --> 01:17:49.539 I will marry you 01:17:49.623 --> 01:17:52.751 if you haven't forgotten about asking me. 01:17:54.253 --> 01:18:00.258 I'm very fond of you and I think you'd make a good father for Arnie 01:18:01.802 --> 01:18:06.139 and for some other reasons best left unsaid. 01:18:07.141 --> 01:18:09.309 Marriage is the comfortable way to spend the winter, 01:18:09.894 --> 01:18:12.520 but right now we should be working on some good story 01:18:12.605 --> 01:18:15.315 to satisfy the state police if they should turn up. 01:18:16.400 --> 01:18:20.528 Would you believe it? I'd almost forgotten that proposal. 01:18:20.780 --> 01:18:24.240 I have witnesses, Sam. I remember now. 01:18:24.325 --> 01:18:28.286 All right. You've got yourself a husband. 01:18:28.454 --> 01:18:30.955 I think I'll kiss you now to prove it. 01:18:38.297 --> 01:18:42.175 Lightly, Sam. I have a very short fuse. 01:18:52.436 --> 01:18:54.646 What a pretty sight. 01:19:01.320 --> 01:19:05.156 Sam, what did you ask the millionaire for? 01:19:11.956 --> 01:19:14.374 That's very practical. 01:19:18.212 --> 01:19:20.505 Congratulations, my dear. Thank you. 01:19:20.589 --> 01:19:23.925 You're a lucky man, Sammy. I think you'll both be very happy. 01:19:24.009 --> 01:19:25.927 Thank you. If I grumbled too much 01:19:26.011 --> 01:19:29.764 at my share of the work in burying Harry, I'm sorry. 01:19:29.849 --> 01:19:31.933 I can see now it was well worth it. 01:19:32.017 --> 01:19:35.854 If I can do anything else... Hold it. Hold it. Hold it. 01:19:39.525 --> 01:19:41.401 What's wrong, Sam? 01:19:41.485 --> 01:19:44.028 Harry. We're not quite finished with him yet. 01:19:44.321 --> 01:19:46.448 Well, Sam, if anybody's through, it's Harry. 01:19:46.532 --> 01:19:47.949 He's been buried three times. 01:19:48.033 --> 01:19:50.618 Before we can get married, you're gonna have to prove that you're free. 01:19:50.703 --> 01:19:52.537 To prove you're free, you'll have to prove that Harry... 01:19:52.621 --> 01:19:53.872 Is dead. 01:19:55.875 --> 01:19:57.792 What a horrible complication. 01:19:57.918 --> 01:19:58.918 Oh! 01:20:01.172 --> 01:20:04.466 I don't know that it is. 01:20:04.550 --> 01:20:06.885 What are you looking at me for? 01:20:09.889 --> 01:20:12.599 Sammy, Sammy, I'll do anything to help you, but please, 01:20:12.725 --> 01:20:15.143 please don't ask me to dig up Harry again! 01:20:15.227 --> 01:20:18.730 Oh, come, come now, Captain. No, we can't. 01:20:18.856 --> 01:20:20.690 If you're thinking of the bad publicity... 01:20:20.774 --> 01:20:25.987 No, I'm not. I think Sam would be worth just about anything. 01:20:26.864 --> 01:20:29.491 I'm thinking of you, Miss Gravely. 01:20:29.575 --> 01:20:34.412 Murder is murder, no matter how exonerating the circumstances and... 01:20:34.497 --> 01:20:36.831 It just wouldn't look nice at all for you. 01:20:36.916 --> 01:20:40.001 That's right! Better let him stay where he is. 01:20:40.085 --> 01:20:43.922 You only have to wait seven years to presume death, anyway. 01:20:44.006 --> 01:20:45.924 Seven years! I'll be an old man. 01:20:46.091 --> 01:20:49.010 Don't be silly. You waited far longer than seven years already. 01:20:49.094 --> 01:20:52.180 Yes, but now I know what I'm waiting for. 01:20:52.264 --> 01:20:54.599 I insist that you dig the wretched man up. 01:20:55.267 --> 01:20:57.101 I don't care a hoot what they say. 01:20:57.228 --> 01:21:00.480 They'd only have to know me to realize the man must have been mad. 01:21:00.564 --> 01:21:03.191 I disagree. 01:21:03.275 --> 01:21:04.901 Really, Captain Wiles? 01:21:07.238 --> 01:21:08.905 Well... 01:21:08.989 --> 01:21:11.032 I'll dig him up. 01:21:11.116 --> 01:21:13.243 But we'd better get it done before Calvin Wiggs 01:21:13.327 --> 01:21:16.246 gets the state police snooping around here. 01:21:23.003 --> 01:21:25.838 I've been thinking. 01:21:25.923 --> 01:21:28.800 I've been thinking maybe we could forget the way it really happened. 01:21:30.094 --> 01:21:33.054 I could tell how Harry visited me and went off in such a rage today 01:21:33.138 --> 01:21:36.140 and that's all we'd need to know about his being there. 01:21:36.225 --> 01:21:38.685 No, somebody else might get the blame 01:21:38.769 --> 01:21:42.981 and somebody else might not have such a good reason as I did. 01:21:43.065 --> 01:21:44.607 What do you mean "somebody else"? 01:21:46.151 --> 01:21:48.236 I can think of at least two people around here 01:21:48.320 --> 01:21:50.405 with a good reason for having killed Harry. 01:21:50.990 --> 01:21:54.701 First you, because you married him. And now Sam. 01:21:55.077 --> 01:21:58.788 Me? Why would I want to kill him? I never met him before. 01:21:58.872 --> 01:22:00.873 You could still have a reason for killing him. 01:22:01.458 --> 01:22:03.585 She means me. Yes. 01:22:03.836 --> 01:22:06.546 I didn't fall in love with Jennifer until after Harry was dead. 01:22:06.630 --> 01:22:08.673 Try telling that to the police. 01:22:09.008 --> 01:22:11.301 She's right, Sammy boy. 01:22:12.094 --> 01:22:15.471 On second thought, we'd better stick to the truth. 01:22:15.556 --> 01:22:16.764 What there is of it. 01:22:22.938 --> 01:22:27.108 We'll have to think up a reason why the police weren't informed before now. 01:22:27.192 --> 01:22:29.527 Yes, then there's the condition he's in. 01:22:29.612 --> 01:22:30.772 That'll take some explaining. 01:22:31.238 --> 01:22:33.364 We'll just clean him up a bit. 01:22:33.449 --> 01:22:36.284 It's horrible, but there's nothing else we can do. 01:22:36.368 --> 01:22:38.911 We can't risk complicating Miss Gravely's confession. 01:22:38.996 --> 01:22:41.914 And as for the delay, I can explain that I was so upset 01:22:41.999 --> 01:22:45.418 by the occurrence that I went straight home and rested. 01:22:45.544 --> 01:22:49.589 Only natural. They'll think you rested rather a long time. 01:22:49.673 --> 01:22:52.425 Sam, I'd rather not spend the whole night debating. 01:22:52.509 --> 01:22:55.094 Let's get Harry someplace and clean him up. 01:22:58.057 --> 01:23:00.391 Let's get out of here. 01:23:10.152 --> 01:23:13.571 "Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks, 01:23:13.739 --> 01:23:16.949 "but bears it out even to the edge of doom. 01:23:17.034 --> 01:23:20.662 "If this be error and upon me proved, 01:23:20.746 --> 01:23:24.874 "I never writ, nor man ever loved." 01:23:34.301 --> 01:23:38.596 I think he met with a bit of an accident, Dr. Greenbow. 01:23:38.931 --> 01:23:40.848 He certainly did. 01:23:42.685 --> 01:23:45.853 Which of you found him? Well... 01:23:45.938 --> 01:23:47.980 He was my husband, Doctor. 01:23:48.107 --> 01:23:51.150 Oh, Ms. Rogers, I didn't know you had a husband. 01:23:51.235 --> 01:23:52.610 I'm awfully sorry. 01:23:53.779 --> 01:23:56.864 It's all right, Doctor. It's just life, I guess. 01:23:56.949 --> 01:23:59.742 What happened to him? Well, he... 01:23:59.827 --> 01:24:01.369 Well, that's what we'd like to know, Doctor. 01:24:01.453 --> 01:24:04.539 Could you tell us what caused his death? It was so sudden. 01:24:04.623 --> 01:24:07.208 In this light, my opinion would be little more than a guess. 01:24:07.292 --> 01:24:10.086 In that case, we could take him someplace where you could see better. 01:24:10.170 --> 01:24:13.881 All right, but I need my bag. Where shall we meet? 01:24:13.966 --> 01:24:16.259 I'll take Harry home to my house. 01:24:19.638 --> 01:24:22.140 Going home for the last time. 01:24:27.813 --> 01:24:30.314 Better be the last time. 01:24:30.399 --> 01:24:33.276 Come on, Sam. I've got about one more trip left in me. 01:24:33.360 --> 01:24:35.486 I'll get your coats. 01:25:30.501 --> 01:25:32.710 I'll get the suspenders on. 01:25:39.635 --> 01:25:42.970 I can't wait for this to be ready. I'll have to iron it dry. 01:25:45.015 --> 01:25:46.766 Isn't it odd? 01:25:46.850 --> 01:25:51.479 After refusing for so long, here I am finally doing Harry's laundry. 01:26:12.292 --> 01:26:14.627 Look. 01:26:14.711 --> 01:26:17.213 It's nothing to get excited about, Captain. 01:26:17.297 --> 01:26:20.258 It's only a closet door. 01:26:21.593 --> 01:26:23.010 I thought it was Harry. 01:26:23.095 --> 01:26:25.805 Relax, Captain. Nothing to worry about. 01:26:31.603 --> 01:26:34.939 What about the cut I made on his head with my hiking shoe? 01:26:36.525 --> 01:26:38.150 I'll put some adhesive tape on it. 01:26:38.235 --> 01:26:40.194 They'll think it was done before he died. 01:26:40.279 --> 01:26:43.114 After the shirt's finished, it should be just about everything. 01:26:45.117 --> 01:26:47.994 If that's who I think it is... Calvin Wiggs' car. 01:27:12.102 --> 01:27:14.228 Just one minute. 01:27:23.405 --> 01:27:26.240 Well, Calvin Wiggs. What a surprise. 01:27:26.325 --> 01:27:29.076 Sam here? Yes, yes, yes, he's here. 01:27:29.161 --> 01:27:31.329 Can I see him a minute? 01:27:32.331 --> 01:27:34.206 Sam. Yeah? 01:27:34.291 --> 01:27:36.584 Calvin Wiggs is here to see you. 01:27:36.668 --> 01:27:38.586 Tell him I'll be right out. 01:27:38.670 --> 01:27:42.173 He says he'll be right out. Why don't I just go on in? 01:27:48.138 --> 01:27:53.225 Evening, Calvin. Evening, Captain Wiles. Miss Gravely. 01:27:53.310 --> 01:27:55.519 We've got him on the run in four spades. 01:27:55.604 --> 01:27:58.606 They should have been in diamonds. 01:27:58.690 --> 01:28:01.651 Play much bridge? Never play it. 01:28:01.735 --> 01:28:03.277 That's what I thought. 01:28:03.362 --> 01:28:04.695 Something you wanted, Calvin? 01:28:05.530 --> 01:28:08.908 Where were you today, Sam? Working, as usual. 01:28:09.451 --> 01:28:13.287 Somewheres down by Mansfield Meadows? 01:28:13.372 --> 01:28:15.706 Possibly. I do quite a bit of sketching around. Why? 01:28:19.252 --> 01:28:21.253 Is that where, uh... 01:28:23.423 --> 01:28:26.050 Where you painted this? 01:28:28.303 --> 01:28:30.680 I left that portrait with your mother. 01:28:30.764 --> 01:28:33.604 What right do you have to carry it around with you? It might be damaged. 01:28:34.518 --> 01:28:37.478 It could be priceless, and Sam would lose a sale. 01:28:37.562 --> 01:28:40.398 I'll send him a box of blueberries the first of every month. 01:28:41.066 --> 01:28:44.151 Sam, what I wanna know is where'd you paint it and who is it? 01:28:44.611 --> 01:28:47.571 First of all, it's not a painting. It's a drawing. 01:28:47.656 --> 01:28:51.242 Matter of fact, it's a pastel, and as for the model, 01:28:52.411 --> 01:28:53.995 just came to me out of the blue. 01:28:54.079 --> 01:28:55.830 You don't say. 01:28:55.914 --> 01:28:58.124 Why you acting like a deputy sheriff? 01:28:58.208 --> 01:29:01.002 That tramp I picked up, the one with the stolen shoes? 01:29:01.086 --> 01:29:03.671 Said he got 'em off a dead man? 01:29:03.755 --> 01:29:05.464 Well, he described him very carefully. 01:29:05.549 --> 01:29:07.883 The description fits this picture to a T. 01:29:07.968 --> 01:29:11.929 A tramp who probably can't keep his job and drinks too much... 01:29:12.014 --> 01:29:14.473 I wouldn't think his word was very reliable. 01:29:15.308 --> 01:29:17.685 Got him locked up in the schoolhouse. 01:29:17.811 --> 01:29:20.312 I took this painting down to show him... Drawing, if you don't mind. 01:29:20.397 --> 01:29:23.274 I took the drawing down to show him. He almost fainted. 01:29:23.358 --> 01:29:26.485 Said it was the same face. Where'd you paint it, Sam? 01:29:28.822 --> 01:29:31.615 From my vast subconscious. 01:29:31.783 --> 01:29:35.369 Sam, I hate to say this, but I don't believe you. 01:29:35.454 --> 01:29:37.455 With all this talk, I've lost interest in the game. 01:29:37.539 --> 01:29:39.790 If you'll forgive me, I'll just run along home. 01:29:39.875 --> 01:29:42.084 I'll see you all tomorrow. 01:29:45.839 --> 01:29:47.798 What do you mean, you don't believe me? 01:29:48.341 --> 01:29:53.220 What I mean, Sam... I ain't educated in fancy art, 01:29:53.305 --> 01:29:57.016 but I do know the face of a dead man when I see one, and this is it. 01:29:57.100 --> 01:30:00.978 Well, Calvin, perhaps I can educate you to "fancy art." 01:30:01.980 --> 01:30:05.566 See this? Portrait of a sleeping face. 01:30:05.650 --> 01:30:10.571 A man, relaxed, far removed from earthly cares. 01:30:10.655 --> 01:30:14.742 It was conceived out of memory and half-forgotten impulse 01:30:14.993 --> 01:30:17.495 and it emerged from the shadows of abstract emotions 01:30:17.579 --> 01:30:22.708 until it was born full-grown from the mechanical realities of my fingertips. 01:30:22.834 --> 01:30:25.544 Oh, now, Sam, don't... I don't have to have a model to draw from. 01:30:25.629 --> 01:30:28.297 Instead of creating a sleeping face, I could have 01:30:28.381 --> 01:30:31.634 chosen an entirely different set of artistic stimuli. 01:30:31.718 --> 01:30:35.930 My subconscious is peopled with enough faces to cover the Earth. 01:30:36.014 --> 01:30:39.892 And the construction of the human anatomy alone is so infinitely variable 01:30:39.976 --> 01:30:42.937 as to lie beyond the wildest powers of calculation. 01:30:43.647 --> 01:30:47.775 Now, a raised eyelid, perhaps. 01:30:50.654 --> 01:30:54.115 A line of fullness to the cheek. 01:30:54.199 --> 01:30:56.909 Lip that bends with expression. 01:30:59.037 --> 01:31:00.704 There. 01:31:02.040 --> 01:31:06.210 Sam, do you know what you just did? Certainly. 01:31:06.545 --> 01:31:09.672 Just showed you how clearly you misinterpreted my art. 01:31:09.756 --> 01:31:11.715 You just destroyed legal evidence. 01:31:13.969 --> 01:31:17.847 Calvin, it appears to me you still don't understand. 01:31:17.931 --> 01:31:20.933 I understand you made kind of a fool out of me. 01:31:21.017 --> 01:31:22.217 But I still got enough evidence 01:31:22.269 --> 01:31:24.311 to know something funny's goin' on around here. 01:31:24.396 --> 01:31:27.314 I ain't goin' to sleep till I find out what it is. 01:31:30.152 --> 01:31:32.736 Good night, Calvin. 01:31:35.949 --> 01:31:38.409 Hey, what's he doin' in our bathtub? 01:31:42.706 --> 01:31:44.331 That's where frogs belong. 01:31:44.416 --> 01:31:45.416 Oh! 01:31:45.500 --> 01:31:47.501 Back to bed, Arnie. Back to bed. 01:31:47.586 --> 01:31:49.186 State troopers will be up in the mornin'. 01:31:49.254 --> 01:31:52.590 I'm gonna want 'em to have a talk with you, so be around. 01:31:52.883 --> 01:31:55.634 I said back to bed. You can find me at my studio. 01:31:56.803 --> 01:31:58.220 Just make sure... 01:32:03.226 --> 01:32:05.060 Where is he? 01:32:07.314 --> 01:32:09.773 He's in the bathroom playing with his frog. 01:32:11.943 --> 01:32:12.985 Oh! 01:32:13.236 --> 01:32:14.236 Um... 01:32:14.446 --> 01:32:17.323 This way, please, Doctor. 01:32:17.449 --> 01:32:19.617 It's Arnie. He's not very well. 01:32:23.455 --> 01:32:25.789 Someone must be foolin' around with my car. 01:32:36.718 --> 01:32:40.346 What are you playin' with the horn for? It ain't your car. 01:32:40.430 --> 01:32:43.265 Well, things are funny, you know? 01:32:43.350 --> 01:32:45.267 Me and Miss Gravely might be in the car market. 01:32:45.352 --> 01:32:46.560 We're looking for a car. 01:32:46.645 --> 01:32:49.939 Yes. Had a look at this one. It's a beauty. 01:32:50.065 --> 01:32:51.982 I want to keep it that way. 01:32:52.150 --> 01:32:55.402 Now, now, that's not the way to talk to a prospective customer. 01:32:55.487 --> 01:32:58.781 You're no prospective customer. You can't afford this car. 01:33:11.211 --> 01:33:13.087 He's gone. 01:33:13.171 --> 01:33:16.674 I put the little... I put Arnie back to bed. 01:33:16.841 --> 01:33:19.760 What'd the doctor say? He said for me to get out. 01:33:19.928 --> 01:33:23.973 I didn't like the look in his eye, either. Something seems to be bothering him. 01:33:26.476 --> 01:33:30.229 Well, Captain. Did you get over being frightened? 01:33:31.523 --> 01:33:33.107 Frightened? 01:33:33.191 --> 01:33:34.525 Oh! 01:33:35.026 --> 01:33:36.694 That's not why I left. 01:33:36.778 --> 01:33:40.239 No. I'm not easily frightened, you know. 01:33:40.323 --> 01:33:44.201 Why, after all those years sailing the four corners of the globe, 01:33:44.327 --> 01:33:47.788 strange ports, a lot of rough men and... 01:33:50.625 --> 01:33:54.503 Miss Gravely, what would you say 01:33:54.587 --> 01:33:56.714 if I told you 01:33:56.881 --> 01:34:00.009 I was only the captain of a tugboat 01:34:00.093 --> 01:34:01.844 on the East River 01:34:01.928 --> 01:34:05.472 and never got more than a mile or so offshore? 01:34:12.063 --> 01:34:14.690 Well, I would say that... 01:34:14.774 --> 01:34:17.526 That you were the handsomest tugboat captain 01:34:17.610 --> 01:34:19.903 that ever sailed up the East River. 01:34:21.740 --> 01:34:24.700 Oh, maybe not. No. 01:34:24.784 --> 01:34:27.328 You want to see something? Here. 01:34:30.790 --> 01:34:34.209 Where'd you get those? Calvin Wiggs' car. 01:34:35.253 --> 01:34:37.379 I figured you were handling half the evidence, Sammy, 01:34:37.464 --> 01:34:39.381 so it was up to me to take care of the rest. 01:34:39.466 --> 01:34:42.593 You're the sweetest little tugboat captain I ever kissed. 01:34:43.720 --> 01:34:45.596 What's he doing in the bathtub? 01:34:45.680 --> 01:34:48.599 Well... What'd you find out, Doctor? 01:34:48.683 --> 01:34:52.936 Oh, that. It was his heart. He had a seizure. 01:34:53.021 --> 01:34:55.981 His heart? Yes, but... 01:34:56.107 --> 01:34:58.984 A seizure! Well, I'll take a trip to the Philippines! 01:34:59.110 --> 01:35:02.071 Death from natural causes. Well, certainly. 01:35:02.697 --> 01:35:04.297 But will somebody tell me what he's doin' 01:35:04.366 --> 01:35:06.825 in the bathtub half undressed? 01:35:08.161 --> 01:35:11.205 Frankly, we didn't want Calvin Wiggs to see him. 01:35:13.249 --> 01:35:15.709 Besides, he was awful dirty after we dug him up. 01:35:15.794 --> 01:35:18.212 "Dug him up"? 01:35:18.296 --> 01:35:21.048 I'd better explain, Doctor. You see, 01:35:21.132 --> 01:35:24.051 Harry's been buried and dug up on and off all day long. 01:35:24.135 --> 01:35:25.594 What? 01:35:25.678 --> 01:35:28.472 Finally, he caused so many complications that 01:35:28.556 --> 01:35:31.892 we decided to clean him up and put him back where we found him. 01:35:31.976 --> 01:35:34.436 I don't understand you. What complications? 01:35:35.313 --> 01:35:37.356 Well, for example, 01:35:37.440 --> 01:35:40.526 he upset Captain Wiles because the Captain thought he had shot him. 01:35:40.610 --> 01:35:44.279 The hole in the head. But as it turned out, it wasn't the Captain. 01:35:44.364 --> 01:35:46.490 It was the blow he got from the heel of Miss Gravely's shoe 01:35:46.574 --> 01:35:48.283 after he attacked her. 01:35:48.368 --> 01:35:50.411 Captain Wiles attacked Miss Gravely? 01:35:50.495 --> 01:35:53.831 Oh, no, Doctor. Harry. 01:35:53.915 --> 01:35:56.041 He dragged her into the bushes thinking it was me. 01:35:56.709 --> 01:36:00.421 He was dazed, I suppose, after I hit him on the head with the milk bottle. 01:36:04.426 --> 01:36:07.261 The Captain and Sam buried him first. 01:36:07.345 --> 01:36:09.888 The Captain was so scared. 01:36:09.973 --> 01:36:14.309 But then he accounted for all his bullets, so up Harry came. 01:36:14.519 --> 01:36:17.229 Then Miss Gravely thought her shoe was responsible for it, so... 01:36:17.313 --> 01:36:19.189 Shoe? So the Captain, 01:36:19.274 --> 01:36:23.235 rather gallantly, I thought, pushed him back in again. 01:36:23.319 --> 01:36:26.655 Then he was out and back and I can't remember why. 01:36:26.739 --> 01:36:29.783 But anyway, he's out again now because Sam and I wanna get married. 01:36:29.868 --> 01:36:34.163 Yeah. But why did you... Hit him on the head? 01:36:34.706 --> 01:36:36.248 That wouldn't interest you, Doctor. 01:36:36.332 --> 01:36:38.459 It's purely personal and nonmedical. 01:36:38.543 --> 01:36:42.212 Besides, it's awfully late, so if you'll just keep quiet about all this, 01:36:42.297 --> 01:36:44.465 we'll put Harry back in the morning, nice and clean, 01:36:44.549 --> 01:36:46.467 and no one will be any the wiser. 01:36:46.551 --> 01:36:49.052 Then we'll be rid of all these sticky complications. 01:36:49.137 --> 01:36:51.430 Put him back. Put him back, that's all. Just put him back. 01:36:51.514 --> 01:36:54.766 This is the first nightmare I've had in 25 years. 01:36:59.022 --> 01:37:00.731 He's kind of strange, isn't he? 01:37:08.114 --> 01:37:11.158 Well, hadn't we better get Harry dressed? 01:37:11.242 --> 01:37:13.160 Yes, yes. 01:37:19.709 --> 01:37:22.836 Wouldn't it be nice if Arnie found him all over again? 01:37:22.921 --> 01:37:25.839 Then he'd run home and tell me, and then I'd phone Calvin Wiggs. 01:37:25.924 --> 01:37:28.759 Yes! Arnie could explain quite clearly to Calvin... 01:37:28.885 --> 01:37:33.055 That he found Harry tomorrow. You mean today. 01:37:33.139 --> 01:37:35.807 But to Arnie, tomorrow is yesterday. 01:37:37.435 --> 01:37:39.937 Let's go get Harry. Come on, Captain. 01:37:54.244 --> 01:37:55.786 Here he comes. 01:38:15.515 --> 01:38:17.641 Go on, Arnie. Run home and tell me about it. 01:38:17.767 --> 01:38:19.518 Don't touch him. 01:38:19.644 --> 01:38:22.062 Please, Arnie, run home and tell your mother. 01:38:22.146 --> 01:38:24.147 Beat it, you little creep. 01:38:24.232 --> 01:38:26.817 I mean, hurry home, son. 01:38:37.161 --> 01:38:39.496 Captain, you never told me your first name. 01:38:39.581 --> 01:38:41.456 Albert. What's yours? 01:38:41.541 --> 01:38:45.919 Ivy. Albert, let's go. 01:38:46.004 --> 01:38:47.964 Just a minute, ma'am. I want to ask Sam something. 01:38:48.006 --> 01:38:51.008 Sam, what did you ask the millionaire to bring you? 01:38:59.767 --> 01:39:01.310 Albert, what was it? 01:39:02.520 --> 01:39:04.187 A double bed. 01:39:04.211 --> 01:39:15.211 Telegram Channel and Instagram Page .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.