:17:01
For some reason,
i don't think mr. Kingsby would do that.
:17:04
He might have to
to protect himself
:17:06
in case
anything's happened to his wife.
:17:08
I'd like to know
what kind of a thing
:17:10
do you think could
have happened to her.
:17:12
Crystal kingsby
has money.
:17:14
Once in a while
boys like you
:17:15
have to make it
the hard way.
:17:17
You offend me, sir.
I'm truly shocked.
:17:20
Why not loosen up
and save yourself a lot of trouble?
:17:23
You know
plenty about crystal kingsby.
:17:24
Mr. Marlowe,
a gentleman never speaks disrespectfully of a lady,
:17:28
not even one as lovely
as mrs. Kingsby was.
:17:30
Did you say "was"?
:17:32
Sir?
:17:32
Oh, it must have been
a slip of my tongue.
:17:34
But to the point,
lovely as mrs. Kingsby " is,
:17:36
gracious as she is,
charming as she is,
:17:39
i don't hanker
for any part of her,
:17:41
not for all the money
in the world.
:17:43
And if my humble opinion
is of any value to you,
:17:46
the little lady
may have sent that wire for just that reason-
:17:49
to embrangle me
as badly as she could.
:17:51
"Embrangle you"?
What does that mean?
:17:54
Oh, yes. I forgot.
:17:56
You're a yankee.
You wouldn't understand.
:17:58
I don't think
her little scheme is going to work.
:18:01
Pardon me, mr. Marlowe.
Do you have the time?
:18:04
What's the matter?
Doesn't your clock work either?
:18:18
All right, marlowe.
Oh, brother.
:18:20
That's a beautiful eye
you've got.
:18:22
Well, come on. Come on.
:18:23
Lieutenant degarmot
ain't gonna wait all day.
:18:38
Put out that cigarette.
:18:41
Oh, a tough guy, huh? Ok.
:18:43
The next time
we get you in here, we'll teach you some manners.
:18:47
Come on, get moving.
:18:48
Man: Did you have
any fun yesterday, lieutenant?
:18:49
Second man: I threw
a private dick in the can if you call that fun.
:18:52
Oh, yeah. A guy
named marlowe. They're bringing him down now.
:18:56
What did he pull?
:18:57
He got drunk in his car
and passed out.
:18:59
That him?
Yeah.