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Maybe she has. |
You're forgetting the check for your suitcase. It's at the Grand Central. |
Oh, yes yes that's right |
Nick Charles here? |
Yes. Nick! |
You his wife? |
Yes. |
He's a good guy. He sent me up the river once. Hey, Nick! |
Was he a good detective? |
I wouldn't know. That time he caught me was a accident. I led with my right. |
Come on out, now. He won't hurt you. Back to your old tricks, eh, Tanner? |
No, Mr. Charles. |
How did you get in here? |
I had a key. I worked here... till they closed the shop. |
You worked here? |
Yes, sir. Julia Wolf got me a job as bookkeeper. |
Well, that's a hot one. You a bookkeeper! When were you ever a bookkeeper? |
That time you sent me up last ... I learned bookkeeping at Sing Sing. I figured it might be an in for me somewhere's. |
Somewhere's where they might go out and leave the safe open? |
Honest, Mr, Charles. I never touched that safe. Them bonds that were missing... Julia took them. |
Trying to put it off on her? |
Mr. Charles she did that's why he got sore at her and killed her. Listen, Mr. Charles I did do a little chiseling. I come to bring it back and fix up the books. I didn't want him to find out and come after me |
You can save that and tell it to the police. They'll be here in a minute. |
Police! |
I'm sorry. Tanner, don't you want some wine? |
No... no. |
That's what Mr. Wynant said to me. If she remarried, all the money was to go to the children. |
You shouldn't let that keep you from telling truth, Mimi. Mrs. Jorgensen Were you ever divorced from Chris Jorgensen? |
So it's you he was after! |
Hello, baby. |
He's dragged me into every gin mill on the block. |
I had him out this morning. |
I thought so. He even tried to drag me into the gentlemen's |
Oh, this is Andy |
You might have mentioned me first. |
He's welltrained. He'll behave himself. |
As long as there isn't a fire hydrant. What I've gone through |
Pretty girl. |
If you like 'em like that. |
You got types? |
Only you, darling... lanky brunettes with wicked jaws. |
Who is she? |
I was hoping I wouldn't have to tell you. Dorothy is really my daughter. You see, it was Spring in Venice, and I was so young. I didn't know what I was doing. We were all like that on my father's side. |
By the way, how is your father's side? |
Much better, thanks. |
How many drinks have you had? |
Six Martinis. |
Six Martinis. You're not going to have anything on me. |
What hit me? |
That last Martini. |
I can't lie here. I've got to get up and trim that darned Christmas tree. |
Take it easy. |
Who's that? |
Santa Claus. |
Come on relax Give them a drink. |
We need ice. |
I'd better order some food. That sounds like an interesting case. Wouldn't you like to take it? |
I haven't the time. I'm much too busy seeing that you don't lose any of the money I married you for. |
Room service, please |
Sounds like a good case. Girl mysteriously murdered. No one knows who did it. They haven't found any clues yet no gun no fingerprints |
I wonder if they've I don't want to hear anything about it. |
Isn't that my drink? |
What are you drinking? |
Rye. |
Where did you get that? |
She brought it in. Trying to make me believe she did it. |
What are you going to do with it? |
Nothing, 'til I find out if it's the gun Julia Wolf was killed with. Keep her in here, and don't let those reporters see her. They might believe her. |
She didn't tell me a thing. |
Too bad you didn't bring your whip. |
Nick! Nick! Are you asleep? |
Yes. |
Good. I want to talk to you. |
That's jolly. |
Don't you think you'd like to go back to detecting once in a while, just for the fun of it? |
Can't you get to sleep? |
No. |
Maybe a drink would help you. |
No thanks. |
Maybe it would if I took it. |
Everybody says you were a grand detective. |
They were kidding you. |
I'd like to see you work. |
Tomorrow I'll buy you a whole lot of detective stories. |
That poor girl is in a tough spot. |
There's nothing I can do to help her. |
She thinks you can. It wouldn't hurt you to find out if you could, would it? |
Darling, my guess is that Wynant killed Julia and Dorothy knows it. And the police'll catch him without my help. |
I think I would like that drink. I'll give you your Christmas present now if you'll give me mine. |
At breakfast. |
But it's Christmas now. |
Breakfast. |
What are you going to give me? I hope I don't like it. |
You'll have to keep them anyway. The man at the Aquarium said that he wouldn't take them back. |
Nick! Nick! There's someone to she you, |
That's great. I was afraid I'd have to go to sleep. |
You idiot! Asta! Stop that! Get down! Now, stay there. |
All right... shoot! I mean... what's on your mind? |
It's all right. It just grazed me. |
Someone get a doctor. |
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