1:36:26
You dont look well
in these pictures lately.
1:36:27
How could I look well?
I havent been able to sleep.
1:36:31
That rotten car is driving me piffy!
1:36:34
Has it occurred to you
that it may not be the rotten car?
1:36:37
- Perhaps its the way Mr Douglas drives.
- Balderdash!
1:36:40
There isnt a driver in the world who can
get that speed out of a car like that.
1:36:44
No, hes done something to it...
1:36:46
and Ive got to find out what!
1:36:48
Youve become obsessed
by this whole thing.
1:36:50
There are other cars, other races.
Why dont you just forget it?
1:36:56
My dear child,
how little you know me.
1:36:59
- Yes, Mr Thorndyke.
- Carole.
1:37:03
- How long have you been with us?
- Ayear and a half, almost two. Why?
1:37:07
You know, Im afraid Ive been
a little remiss in not telling you
long before now...
1:37:11
how very well youve
proved in all your duties.
1:37:14
- Well, thank you.
- And, Carole...
1:37:15
as I realize you have the best interests
of this organization at heart...
1:37:19
I want you to accede
to a somewhat unusual request.
1:37:23
Oh?
1:37:25
Peter Thorndyke.
1:37:28
Its for you.
1:37:30
All right.
You can take it here.
1:37:32
Thank you.
1:37:34
Yes, good afternoon.
1:37:38
Oh, I think that
should be quite all right.
1:37:42
Uh, 7:30 will be fine.
1:37:44
Yes. Uh, bye.
I think I ought to tell you--
1:37:47
Id like you to see this Douglas fellow,
get to know him. Who knows?
1:37:51
If he has the talents of which I believe
him capable, perhaps we can give him...
1:37:53
the opportunity of
joining our organization,
racing under our colours.
1:37:56
- But first, we must know something
about him.
- How about tonight?
1:37:59
- Very good.
- At 7:30?