:27:00
'T hat one of you is a hound of hell
:27:02
'A nd that one is Dan McGrew
:27:04
'T hen I ducked my head
and the lights went out
:27:07
'A nd two guns blazed in the dark
:27:09
'A nd a woman screamed
:27:11
'A nd the lights went up
and two men lay stiff and stark
:27:17
'P itched on his head and pumped full
of lead was dangerous Dan McGrew
:27:23
'W hile the man from the creeks
:27:24
'lay clutched to the breast
of the lady that's known as Lou
:27:36
'I 'm not as wise
as the lawyer guys
:27:40
'But strictly between us two
:27:42
'T he woman who kissed him
and pinched his poke
:27:46
'W as the lady that's known as Lou.'
:27:58
Are you still there?
:28:06
- You were joking, of course.
- Joking? Indeed, I was not.
:28:10
Oh, then I am not joking
when I tell you
:28:12
that if you persist
in joining our profession,
:28:16
your wisest course is to register
at once for unemployment pay.
:28:20
That will not be necessary.
I am of independent means.
:28:27
- Dear lady, I didn't finish.
- You made your view quite clear.
:28:31
No, no, no. I was about to say that
your performance had great merit.
:28:35
Your choice of material let you down.
:28:37
Yes, definitely duchess parts,
regal roles.
:28:41
I see you with other material
performing like an angel.
:28:45
Angel?
:28:47
Is not that the term for
a backer of theatrical enterprises?
:28:51
Droll, very droll.
:28:54
I meant that you have a lot
to offer the theatre, Mrs Marble.
:28:57
- Miss Marple!
- I'm delighted to hear that.