:25:00
No, it's me.
Mary.
:25:03
Oh. Mary.
:25:10
Why don't you go home,
Mary?
:25:12
Oh, I'm just waiting for Harry,
Mr. Nosseross.
:25:15
- He'll be along soon.
- Oh, yes.
:25:20
Helen must have slipped out
for a breath of air.
:25:23
She's got
a slight headache.
:25:25
Harry's probably
still working.
:25:28
No stopping Harry once he gets started.
:25:31
- Hello, Molly.
- Hello, Mary honey.
:25:34
Time for
a little nourishment.
:25:38
- Mr. Nosseross.
- Yes, Mary?
:25:41
Perhaps it's best
if I do go on home.
:25:44
Would you please tell Harry
when he comes?
:25:47
Very well.
I'll tell Harry when he comes.
:25:51
- Good night, Mr. Nosseross.
- Good night, Mary.
:25:54
- Good night, Molly.
- Good night, Mary dear.
:26:00
We sell drinks here,
Harry.
:26:04
Gin.
:26:10
How's trade, Bagrag?
:26:12
- Hmm.
- Hmm.
:26:16
Say, listen, Bagrag -
:26:18
No, I don't want a life
of ease and plenty.
:26:21
Now, take your drink,
and drink it quietly...
:26:24
and don't mess about
with my customers.
:26:27
- Look, Bagrag -
- Now, look here, Harry.
:26:44
Thank you,
Mrs. Nosseross.
:26:47
Thank you very much
for slicing my throat.
:26:52
Playing the loving wife looking out for
her husband's interests, huh?
:26:56
Well, you don't fool
Harry Fabian.
:26:59
I know every twist and turn in your scheming brain.
Oh, yes, looking out for her husband.