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There is a point here.
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In 1951, the younger members of the
company would have been children.
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Yes, by George.
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If that performance
of Remember September in 1951
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started this whole thing,
then none of those youngsters -
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Eva, Bill, Sheila, Arthur -
could have anything to do with it.
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Anyone could have gone into Arthur's
room and used the typewriter.
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- He's here.
- What?
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- He's here, sir.
- Oh, yes.
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- Would you wait here a moment?
- Wait?
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Please. Sergeant.
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I wonder why the iron was hot?
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- What are you doing here?
- Well, I...
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You asked me to drop in
the cast list when I passed.
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You know, Remember September.
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You were passing
at 2:30 in the morning? Come now.
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Yes.
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As a matter of fact, the Inspector
was kind enough to send a car.
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He thought I might succeed where
he had failed to persuade you...
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- To desert my post?
- This is a dangerous place.
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- These are dangerous people.
- Only one of them.
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- The time has come for plain speak.
- Please, Jim, I'm thinking.
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It's here that the answer lies.
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Driffold Cosgood, Ralph Summers,
Margaret McGinty, Rose Kane.
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Rose.
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Rose.
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Mr Stringer, we have here
in addition to Margaret McGinty,
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an actress called Rose Kane.
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I don't understand.
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Don't you see? " A rose
by any other name would smell".
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- The blackmail note.
- Oh!
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Mr Stringer,
tomorrow I must do some digging.
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- Digging?
- Yes, into the past.