:24:03
Your little girl
has probably gone to sleep somewhere.
:24:07
Yes, youre probably right.
:24:11
She does take a nap every afternoon.
:24:14
But where?
:24:18
Perhaps shes been frightened.
:24:20
They do go to sleep sometimes
after a bad fright.
:24:23
Quite sensible of them, too.
:24:25
-What could have happened to frighten her?
-Who could say?
:24:30
What happened to her?
What are you hinting at?
:24:32
-That something happened to Bunny?
-Easy, honey.
:24:36
Miss Ford, if you do know something,
please level with us.
:24:39
l wouldnt want to embarrass you.
:24:41
-Embarrass me? How would you do that?
-By calling the police.
:24:45
What an enchanting idea.
The telephone is in here.
:24:49
Dreadful painting of Madge, this.
:24:52
Makes her look like Mother Earth
or something.
:24:54
You wouldnt mind my calling the police?
:24:56
lts exactly what l should do myself
were l the childs father.
:25:00
lm not her father, lm her uncle.
Ann is my sister.
:25:03
Curiouser and curiouser.
:25:07
Youve no right to come up here.
Absolutely no right at all.
:25:10
We have every right in the world to be here,
or any other place in this building.
:25:14
You seem to have been
a little careless, Elvira.
:25:16
-Call the police, Steve.
-The police? No, Mr. Lake. Please.
:25:20
Miss Benton wouldnt like that.
She just wouldnt have it.
:25:24
Au contraire. lm sure Madge would want us
to protect our good name.
:25:28
Please, we can look again.
lve rung up Miss Daphne.
:25:31
Shell be back from the dentist
within half an hour.
:25:34
lm sure she can explain everything.
:25:36
Miss Benton wouldnt want the police
dragged into The Little Peoples Garden.
:25:53
-Unbelievable.
-lts their free play.
:25:55
-What are they doing?
-Exactly as they like.
:25:57
Expressing themselves.
:25:59
They must find that
tremendously hard work.