:50:00
Arthur!
:50:01
Sidney freezes, then darts
to the place of concealment.
:50:09
Sorry, guv. Testing.
:50:12
You 're back!
:50:14
All right,
don't stand about grinning!
:50:18
Just testing indeed. Now where was I?
:50:23
Ah, yes.
:50:24
I come in with my son.
:50:25
I beg him to tell the police all he
knows about Rona La Plante's death.
:50:29
He sneers at me... rejects me.
:50:32
Then the climax of the scene -
:50:36
I detect a movement
behind the alcove curtain.
:50:38
I cross to it,
pull it aside to reveal...
:50:42
...Sidney!
:50:44
- What do you want?
- A call for Miss Marple.
:50:47
Why didn't you say so?
:50:49
Miss Marple,
you 're not in this scene.
:50:52
Thank you.
:50:54
Take it from my entrance.
:50:55
Bill, you 're concealed over here.
Arthur, you and I come in.
:51:05
You 're living here? A son of mine?
:51:10
Hello?
:51:11
Yes, Mr Stringer.
:51:13
You were right, Miss Marple.
:51:14
Remember September
was put on in 1951 -
:51:17
a try-out performance
at Pebblestone-on-Sea.
:51:20
Very interesting,
particularly as the author claims
:51:23
that he's only recently
completed the work.
:51:26
That may have been embarrassment.
:51:28
The Lord Chamberlain's Office
remembers it
:51:31
because it was booed off the stage
halfway through.
:51:34
That doesn't surprise me
in the least.
:51:37
The point is,
was there anyone we know in it?
:51:41
I have obtained a full cast list
:51:44
and in it occurs the name
of Margaret McGinty.
:51:47
What? Really?
:51:49
Excellent!
:51:51
Now tell me, apart from Mr Cosgood,
:51:54
who else in this company was
connected with this production?
:51:58
No one? You sure?