Somewhere in the Night
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Hiya, kids.
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- I haven't had the pleasure.
- The name is Phillips, Mr. Anzelmo.

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And your name is Phyllis.
I've heard about you too.

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She's a well-known
society girl.

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I called your house when I got the news, Christy.
I've been all over town since looking for you.

:49:19
It's a good thing I remembered
your mentioning Anzelmo.

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Now that you are here,
Mr. Phillips, why are you here?

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Because you wouldn't have
a quorum without me.

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And because I'm an important
stockholder in two million dollars.

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- Are you gonna stand for that?
- Perhaps.

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At any rate, before any
more partners arrive...

:49:36
I suggest you continue
what you were saying, Mr. Cravat.

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Cravat?
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Bring him
up to date, Chris.

:49:47
Secrets.
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I'll take the proposition
you offered me, Anzelmo...

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- with one slight change.
- And that is?

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I don't want a fall guy.
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One of you, or one of your hired help,
killed Steele on that dock three years ago.

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I want the one
that did it.

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- Do you maintain that you, yourself, were not the one?
- I know it.

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Well-
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In that case, I cannot tell you
how sorry I am, Phyllis.

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- Sorry? For what?
- I did my best during all this time.

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I saw to it that
the finger of suspicion never touched you.

:50:27
What are you driving at?
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Everyone knows that you were with Cravat
the night before the murder.

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But where were you
on the night of the murder?

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- With you! I was with you!
- With me?

:50:39
Phyllis, you shouldn't.
You're among friends.

:50:42
Hubert was with me
all that night.

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- Was she here too, Hubert?
- No, boss.

:50:49
What is this?
Some kind of a gag?

:50:51
You're smart. You can tell a cheap frame.
This is a laugh.

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Then laugh this off.
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That you were seen on the dock the next morning,
that you were nervous and upset.


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