:22:00
Yes, f or the time being.
:22:04
Try to make it later next time.
Good luck. I'll call you, Brub.
:22:08
No, I'll call you.
:22:15
I'll see that Miss Gray gets home.
:22:18
Thank you, but I always go home with
the man who brought me.
:22:22
-I'll drive you back too.
-No, thanks. I'll walk.
:22:26
I haven't been up this early in years.
:22:33
How would you feel if you were brought
in f or questioning at 5:00 a.m.?
:22:38
Not good.
:22:39
How would you feel if you were told
the girl you took home was murdered?
:22:44
-I'd come apart at the seams.
-Yes, and people usually do.
:22:48
Would you say Steele was
especially perturbed?
:22:51
It's hard to tell how Dix feels about
anything. We never figured him out.
:22:56
But he was a good officer
and his men liked him.
:23:00
I like him too. I don't think
he killed Mildred Atkinson.
:23:03
He's hiding something. I doubt if it's
the proverbial heart of gold.
:23:18
-Say, do me a f avour, will you, pal?
-Yes, sir?
:23:22
I want to send two dozen white roses
to a girl.
:23:25
-Yes, sir. Do you want to write a card?
-No, there's no card.
:23:29
-The name's Mildred Atkinson.
-Yes, sir. What's her address?
:23:34
I don't know.
:23:36
Look it up in the papers.
She was murdered last night.
:23:40
Yes, sir.
:23:53
I shouldn't have left you last night.
I knew something was going to happen.
:23:58
-You were in one of those moods.
-Yeah, you look awf ul.