:07:02
Thank you, Mr. Stanton. Now you see them
burning, and that's the last of them.
:07:07
Anybody who's afraid
that somebody else is going to read it...
:07:10
or that I would
handle this question...
:07:13
can just forget
that I ever touched them.
:07:15
Your question is now recorded nowhere
except in the ether.
:07:18
Your answer is there too,
and I will find it for you.
:07:23
I get an impression.
:07:33
It's a little cloudy, still,
but it's getting clearer.
:07:35
I get the initials "J.E.G."
:07:38
I believe it's a gentleman.
Is that right?
:07:41
- Will the person who has those initials raise his hand!
- Right here, missy!
:07:45
Thank you, Mr., uh... Giles.
:07:48
- The name is Giles, isn't it?
- Yes, ma'am, that's his name. That's his name. Giles.
:07:52
Giles, yes.
:07:55
Molly.!
:07:58
Wait. I see green trees and a rolling field.
:08:02
It's plowed land, fenced in.
:08:04
- That's your place.!
- Yes, ma'am, that's my place.
:08:08
Oh, is that for me?
:08:10
- It's a wagon.
- Goodness.! That's what you asked about.!
:08:13
- Zeena's going good.
- That's what I wrote.!
:08:16
- She sure knows how to put on an act.
- Sure does.
:08:20
- Too bad she's tied up with that rum-dum.
- Why?
:08:23
She could grab herself a smart guy
and make the big time in no time.
:08:26
But she's already been in the big time.
:08:28
She and Pete used to be
one of the biggest headliners in vaudeville.
:08:31
- Not with that act.
- Pete stayed in the audience. He never came near the stage.
:08:35
How could he tip her off to anything?
:08:38
They used a code, silly.
:08:43
A code?
What kind of a code?
:08:46
A word code
between the two of them.
:08:49
Zeena says that blindfold code
is worth its weight in gold.
:08:53
I'll bet.
:08:55
- People still offer them big money for it.
- Why don't they sell it?
:08:59
Zeena says it's their nest egg.