My Name Is Julia Ross (1945)
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00:01:16Here, wipe your feet, will you,
00:01:18and oblige me that I have to clean up after you.
00:01:22The lodgers just can't pay their rent,
00:01:24coming and going all day,
00:01:26popping in and out the house like flies.
00:01:28And don't put your umbrella where it'll make a puddle, either.
00:01:31I didn't take my umbrella this morning.
00:01:33Oh, shows you don't know our London weather yet.
00:01:36No, down in Sussex, where I come from,
00:01:38it only rains every other day.
00:01:40There's a letter for you on the table.
00:01:42Nobody writes to me. It must be an ad.
00:01:45That letter looks like a wedding invitation to me.
00:01:48Yes, that's what it looks like.
00:02:03Who's it from, Dennis Bruce?
00:02:05Yes, it's from Mr. Bruce.
00:02:07When's it gonna be?
00:02:11It was yesterday.
00:02:13You could have knocked Mrs. Mackey and me down with a feather
00:02:16when he told us he was leaving to get married.
00:02:19He told me two months ago when I first met him here.
00:02:21He told me he was engaged to a girl in Edinburgh.
00:02:23Oh.
00:02:25Well, I expect Mrs. Mackey thought
00:02:26that you'd make him forget about her.
00:02:29That's ridiculous.
00:02:31I didn't even try to make him forget her.
00:02:33If you had, you wouldn't have to be looking for work now, would you?
00:02:36Or bother about the three weeks' rent show, Mrs. Mackey.
00:02:40She's beginning to get worried.
00:02:43I've applied at all the employment agencies.
00:02:46I'll have a job soon.
00:02:48Of course, if you ain't aiming to, I...
00:02:51I know plenty of places you could get a job like mine.
00:02:55But I suppose a fine lady like you
00:02:57was trained for something better.
00:03:00The doctor said I've got to be careful for a few months.
00:03:03Oh.
00:03:05My sister had her appendix out, too.
00:03:09She was scrubbing and cleaning the very next week.
00:03:12Doesn't it bother her now?
00:03:15Nothing bothers her now.
00:03:17She's dead.
00:03:20But it wasn't good, honest work that killed her.
00:03:25Bertha, here's a new agency I haven't been to.
00:03:29Secretaries wanted.
00:03:31Excellent positions available.
00:03:33Applied at the Allison Employment Agency.
00:03:35Secretaries.
00:03:37Sitting right in all day.
00:03:39Call that work?
00:03:41If I go there right now, perhaps I'll get it.
00:03:43I've got to get it.
00:03:48Why did you come to London, Miss Ross?
00:03:50A London doctor was recommended to me.
00:03:52And you've quite recovered from your operation by now?
00:03:54Oh, quite, quite.
00:03:56I'm really sorry.
00:03:59I'm strong as an ox.
00:04:01Don't look it.
00:04:03You live with your family?
00:04:05No, I have no family.
00:04:07No husband? No young man?
00:04:09No.
00:04:11You're sure?
00:04:13Of course I'm sure.
00:04:15I ask these personal questions
00:04:17because I have one very lucrative position
00:04:19open to a young woman
00:04:21with no family responsibilities.
00:04:23No romantic attachments.
00:04:25Mrs. Williamson Hughes.
00:04:28I can't leave her because of her sick mother
00:04:30or a sister to care for
00:04:32or a young man.
00:04:34This time, Mrs. Hughes wants a girl
00:04:36who could definitely promise to stay at least a year.
00:04:38Oh, I'm sure I could.
00:04:40I have no ties and no young man.
00:04:42I'm absolutely alone.
00:04:44Your references seem to be in order.
00:04:46You just might suit Mrs. Hughes.
00:04:48Well, there's no harm in trying.
00:04:54I hope you're not lying in order to get the job.
00:04:57My parents are dead.
00:04:59The closest relative I have is an aunt in America.
00:05:01Mrs. Hughes?
00:05:03I think I found
00:05:05an excellent girl for you.
00:05:07May I send her along for an interview?
00:05:09Oh.
00:05:11You'll be driving past here anyway?
00:05:13Certainly.
00:05:15I'll ask Miss Ross to remain
00:05:17and you could interview her here.
00:05:23I think we shall suit each other
00:05:26very well indeed, don't you, Miss Ross?
00:05:28I'll certainly try, Mrs. Hughes.
00:05:30Miss Ross seems to answer
00:05:32all our requirements, doesn't she, son?
00:05:34Well, that's for you to decide, Mother.
00:05:36Well, I think
00:05:38we consider the matter settled.
00:05:40That is, if the salary is satisfactory.
00:05:42Oh, indeed, it's more than generous.
00:05:44Then we'll expect you to move in tonight.
00:05:46Tonight?
00:05:48I see no sense in dilly-dallying
00:05:50once we've made up our mind, do you?
00:05:52The sooner you get settled, the better.
00:05:55I didn't know I was to live there.
00:05:57Mrs. Hughes always makes her secretaries very comfortable.
00:05:59They've all told me what a lovely house
00:06:01you have, madam.
00:06:03I'm sure we shall do our best to make you happy with us.
00:06:05Now, you run along, pack your things
00:06:07and we'll expect you in this evening.
00:06:09And, uh,
00:06:11just a little advance on your salary
00:06:13just to bind the bargain.
00:06:15I really shouldn't.
00:06:17Oh, nonsense, my child.
00:06:19You take it and go shopping this afternoon.
00:06:21You're very kind, Mrs. Hughes.
00:06:24Good day, Mr. Hughes.
00:06:26Goodbye, Miss Ross. We'll see you this evening.
00:06:28Oh, we live very quietly.
00:06:30I expect everyone to be in the house by 9 o'clock.
00:06:32I shall try to be there before that, Mrs. Hughes.
00:06:34Good.
00:06:36Have a nice time shopping.
00:06:38Thank you, I will.
00:06:40She's perfect.
00:06:42Mm-hmm. There's even a small resemblance.
00:06:44You've done very well, Sparks.
00:06:46Thank you, madam.
00:06:48He does.
00:06:50Yes, Mrs. Hughes?
00:06:53Do you think she saw you?
00:06:55No, ma'am.
00:06:57No, I know she didn't, Mrs. Hughes.
00:06:59Well, see that you keep it that way,
00:07:01especially at the house.
00:07:03Well, we'd better hurry and close up the agency now.
00:07:05We shan't need it any longer.
00:07:23Dennis.
00:07:25Julia.
00:07:27What are you doing here?
00:07:29Well, I was hanging up my second best suit.
00:07:31Where's your wife? Didn't you get married?
00:07:33Well, yes and no.
00:07:35We took out the license and sent out the announcements.
00:07:37Paid calls on all our friends and relatives.
00:07:39Somebody gave her a linen shower.
00:07:41I had a bachelor dinner, and I guess by that time
00:07:43we were too tired of each other to get married.
00:07:45She didn't like it when I kept calling her Julia.
00:07:49How'd you call her that?
00:07:51A habit or something.
00:07:53Then she wanted to know who Julia was,
00:07:55so I told her how crazy she'd be about you if she knew you.
00:07:59I don't know why she should get so upset about this.
00:08:01Do you?
00:08:03Well, yes, I do.
00:08:05No, I don't.
00:08:09Julia, come out with me tonight
00:08:11and help me figure out why I'm not more upset.
00:08:13I'd love to, Dennis.
00:08:15Oh, but not tonight.
00:08:17Any other night, but not tonight.
00:08:20I've got a new job, and I've just about time to pack and get there.
00:08:22I'm living on the place, you see.
00:08:24What kind of a job?
00:08:26Secretary to a Mrs. Hughes.
00:08:28And her son.
00:08:30Nursemaid to a child?
00:08:32No, he's about your age.
00:08:34Oh. Well, I'll take you there.
00:08:36What is it?
00:08:38190 Henrik Square.
00:08:40Oh, but I don't think you'd better take me there.
00:08:42You see, only this afternoon I told them
00:08:44I had no family and no young man.
00:08:47Well, I'm not your young man.
00:08:49Or am I?
00:08:53I don't know.
00:08:55Are you?
00:09:08Bye, Dennis.
00:09:10I'll see you tomorrow night.
00:09:12Friday, in the square at 7.30, right?
00:09:14Right.
00:09:17Mrs. Mackey!
00:09:19Mrs. M's gone to the cinema.
00:09:21Leaving me with the dirty dishes.
00:09:23I'm leaving tonight, Bertha.
00:09:25This'll explain to Mrs. Mackey why I left.
00:09:27I got a job at that new agency.
00:09:29She can send the receipt to this address.
00:09:33Now I've got to fly.
00:09:35Goodbye, and good luck, Bertha.
00:09:37Thanks.
00:09:39For nothing.
00:09:47Thanks for something.
00:10:08Ah, good evening, Miss Ross.
00:10:10Good evening.
00:10:12I'm the doorman tonight.
00:10:14Mother's gone to bed.
00:10:16The maids have gone to the cinema.
00:10:18And, well, I hope you don't mind
00:10:20my showing you up to your room.
00:10:22Not at all.
00:10:24Please, let me help you.
00:10:47How long will she sleep?
00:10:49Well, all the time we'll need.
00:10:51These are all her things.
00:10:53I'm going to bed.
00:10:55Good night.
00:10:57Good night.
00:10:59Good night.
00:11:01Good night.
00:11:03Good night.
00:11:05Good night.
00:11:07Good night.
00:11:09Good night.
00:11:11Good night.
00:11:13Good night.
00:11:16I want all her things.
00:11:18I want all her clothing destroyed.
00:11:20Every bit of it.
00:11:22The bag, too?
00:11:24The bag, too.
00:11:26Mrs. Hughes, Ralph.
00:11:28Ralph!
00:11:36Put that knife away.
00:11:40Try to remember
00:11:42that weren't for your temper
00:11:45I'm sorry.
00:11:47Very well.
00:11:49Now we've all got jobs to do.
00:11:51Let's do them.
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00:13:27Looking for something, sir?
00:13:29Yes, I was looking for someone.
00:13:31You won't find them in there.
00:13:33They've all gone.
00:13:35Seems deserted.
00:13:37Not a stick in the place.
00:13:39They left last night.
00:13:41Nobody saw them go.
00:13:44People often move like that.
00:13:46You know, sudden, like...
00:13:48Julia, she would have left a word.
00:13:50A relative, sir?
00:13:52My girl.
00:13:54Would you care to come down to the station and make a statement?
00:13:56No, it's probably nothing.
00:13:58There must be a simple explanation.
00:14:00You'll probably be hearing from her in the morning.
00:14:02Thank you, officer.
00:14:04Good night.
00:14:06Are you sure Julia didn't leave a forwarding address with you?
00:14:08I may have made a mistake in the number of the house.
00:14:10Miss Julia Ross left nothing with me.
00:14:13And I made a great mistake in trusting her for the rent.
00:14:15She ups and sneaks out of me without paying when my back was turned.
00:14:17I don't believe that.
00:14:19You'd believe it fast enough
00:14:21if it was you that was being done out of Β£2.10.
00:14:23Why, the wicked girl only left Β£2.00.
00:14:27What did you say?
00:14:29I said she was a wicked girl
00:14:31to leave Owen an honest debt.
00:14:33Hand it over.
00:14:35Go on.
00:14:38It's you that's the wicked one.
00:14:40I was only keeping it for you.
00:14:42Yes, well, I'll be keeping a call for the police
00:14:44if you do it again.
00:14:46I won't, Mum, I won't.
00:14:48I'm sorry.
00:14:50Didn't she leave a note with her new address on it?
00:14:52I tore it up.
00:14:54But you remember the number, don't you?
00:14:56What, me read someone else's letters?
00:15:00Bertha, you've got to remember.
00:15:04Well, I don't.
00:15:06Well, she got the job through the Allison Employment Agency
00:15:08from an advertisement in the paper.
00:15:10Well, they'd know the address, wouldn't they?
00:15:12Ah, good girl, Bertha. Allison Agency.
00:15:16Well, they won't be open at this hour.
00:15:29Hello, chum.
00:15:31You know, you're wasting your time on that dear door.
00:15:33Well, I've got to find it tonight.
00:15:35Tonight, then?
00:15:37Flew the coop there.
00:15:39It comes and goes here faster than the favourite at Aintree.
00:15:41Perhaps I could get that forwarding address from the landlord.
00:15:43Oh, I'm the landlord, and when they fly us the coop,
00:15:45I'm always the first that knows about it.
00:15:47That's one thing about this here building, you know,
00:15:49there ain't no questions asked.
00:15:51What a body doesn't know don't hurt them, I always say.
00:15:53I don't know where else to look.
00:15:55Why don't you let it go till morning?
00:15:57Night's no time for looking for a job or work.
00:15:59Night's for play.
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00:19:04Good morning, Mum.
00:19:06I hope you feel better today.
00:19:08Who are you?
00:19:09My name's Alice, Mum.
00:19:11Now, here's your breakfast.
00:19:13No, I don't want any, thank you.
00:19:16That calendar over there, that says Saturday.
00:19:19It isn't Saturday, is it?
00:19:21It's Friday.
00:19:22It must be Friday.
00:19:24No, Mum, it's Saturday, all right.
00:19:26You slept all day Friday.
00:19:28I expect you was tired out after your journey.
00:19:31Well, how did I get here? Where is this?
00:19:33Why, Mum, you're right here in your new home
00:19:35that's been ready and waiting for you for over a week.
00:19:38Expecting you every day I was,
00:19:40after getting the wire to say your folks had taken Seahouse
00:19:43and wanted it scrubbed and clean.
00:19:45I expect they had to wait until you was well enough to travel.
00:19:49But Cornwall's a good, healthy place,
00:19:51and the sea air will soon get you well.
00:19:53Cornwall?
00:19:55But that's miles from London.
00:19:57In our village, that's Beverton, you know.
00:20:00There's just as good and better in London.
00:20:03Now, have a sip.
00:20:05I must get back to London.
00:20:07No, you mustn't get up, Mrs Hughes.
00:20:09Mrs Hughes?
00:20:11Please stay in bed, Mrs Hughes, or you'll make yourself worse.
00:20:14Oh, I'd better get your husband.
00:20:16He's been that worried about you.
00:20:18My husband?
00:20:22Mrs Hughes?
00:20:25Oh!
00:20:36Marian, darling.
00:20:38How do you feel?
00:20:40Oh, you look better this morning.
00:20:42Much better, doesn't she, Mother?
00:20:44Indeed she does.
00:20:46My name isn't Marian, and I'm not married to you or anyone.
00:20:49I was engaged as a secretary.
00:20:51Now, what does this all mean? Why did we leave London?
00:20:54I'm not Marian, and you know it.
00:20:56All right, dear, let's not argue.
00:20:58Let's just have our tea and perhaps another nap,
00:21:01and then you'll feel much better.
00:21:03I'm afraid it's cold.
00:21:05Oh, Alice, bring some more hot water quickly, please.
00:21:07Yes, Mother. I don't know what this is all about,
00:21:09but I promise you some very serious trouble unless you stop it immediately.
00:21:13You know perfectly well I'm Julia Ross.
00:21:15Marian, dear, please don't excite yourself so.
00:21:18You'll just bring on another attack.
00:21:20Attack? Attack of what?
00:21:22Nerves, dear, just nerves.
00:21:24Oh, we do so want you to know you're with your own family.
00:21:27Oh, nonsense.
00:21:29Marian, darling, control yourself.
00:21:31Let me go.
00:21:33We're doing everything in our power to make you well again.
00:21:36Let me go!
00:21:38If you don't stop this, I'll have you arrested!
00:21:41Why are you doing this?
00:21:43It's so stupid. It's so silly.
00:21:46Why?
00:21:51That's the woman from the agency.
00:21:53What's she doing here?
00:21:55Alice, bring the hot water quickly.
00:21:57Yes.
00:21:59Alice, you live in the village, don't you?
00:22:01Then help me. I'm not his wife.
00:22:03I don't know what's happening or why,
00:22:05but please, call the police. Call someone.
00:22:07Help me.
00:22:09Well, of course Alice will help you.
00:22:11We'll all help you. Now, just have your tea.
00:22:14Alice, we've got some errands for you to do in the village.
00:22:17Yes, but I won't have it.
00:22:19It's probably got sleeping powders in it like the other did.
00:22:23Drink your tea, Marian.
00:22:25Who'd she say you were?
00:22:27Well, some woman from some agency.
00:22:29Last week she said I was the queen.
00:22:32Coming down in the world, aren't you?
00:22:34It's a fair caution.
00:22:36If you didn't know she was, well, like she is,
00:22:38you'd swear she was telling the truth.
00:22:40It's a heavy burden on Mr. Ranch and his mother.
00:22:42They've spent a fortune on doctors.
00:22:44Will she always be barmy?
00:22:46We just say she's ill.
00:22:48And when you go into the village,
00:22:50I don't want you gossiping about the family.
00:22:52Oh, no, Mrs. Sparks. I'm a close mouth. I am.
00:22:55Of course we don't want to appear standoffish
00:22:58so you can answer any questions about...
00:23:00Oh, I won't breathe a word about her being barmy.
00:23:12Who is it? Who's there?
00:23:43Help!
00:24:01Don't come near me! Don't come near me!
00:24:04Don't come near me!
00:24:11Maryam.
00:24:13Maryam, what is it?
00:24:15What happened to that?
00:24:17I threw something at him.
00:24:19At whom, dear?
00:24:21I thought it was you.
00:24:23Darling, I've been asleep. You've had another nightmare.
00:24:25But he was real. I saw his eyes right there glaring at me.
00:24:28That's what you saw?
00:24:30Why, of course.
00:24:32It was the cat.
00:24:34You saw his eyes in the mirror and thought it was someone.
00:24:37I saw a man's hand right here on the bed.
00:24:40But no one could have got into the room.
00:24:42I locked the door.
00:24:44In case you walked in your sleep and hurt yourself.
00:24:47Then the man must still be in here somewhere.
00:24:50Well, you better have a look.
00:24:53If no one could get into the room, where did the cat come from?
00:24:57Perhaps the window.
00:24:59Not even a cat could climb those walls.
00:25:06Ralph, stop that.
00:25:10You see there's no one here.
00:25:12You better take the cat away. Clear up that glass in the morning.
00:25:14Yes, ma'am.
00:25:16If you're nervous, Maryam, would you like me to stay the rest of the night with you?
00:25:23Why did you bring me here?
00:25:25What are you planning to do with me?
00:25:28Are you trying to drive me crazy? Is that it?
00:25:31Tell me what you're planning to do with me!
00:25:34Nothing, Maryam.
00:25:36Nothing but try to make you well, dear. That's all.
00:25:39Why don't you leave the light on if you're frightened?
00:25:44Good night.
00:25:59Oh, Mrs. Mackey, anything for me?
00:26:01Nothing for you.
00:26:02Are you sure?
00:26:04She ain't had time to write a letter yet. It's only Mandy.
00:26:07You're going to make yourself late at the office for nothing.
00:26:09The legal profession doesn't keep me that busy, Mrs. Mackey.
00:26:12She's had three days to explain.
00:26:14Women never explain, especially if they're wrong.
00:26:16It'll probably come in the afternoon post here.
00:26:19Oh.
00:26:20If it does come, this afternoon or any time, call me at the office.
00:26:23You know the number, and I'll give you another five shillings.
00:26:25Oh, thank you.
00:26:27Thank you very much, Mr. Bruce.
00:26:58May I take the breakfast tray, Mrs. Hughes?
00:27:01Oh, Alice, I didn't hear you.
00:27:03Were you looking for something, ma'am?
00:27:05Is there another entrance to this room?
00:27:07Another entrance?
00:27:09They keep my door locked, but...
00:27:11That's to protect you, ma'am, against yourself.
00:27:13But someone gets in here.
00:27:15Oh, if they want to kill me, why haven't they already done it?
00:27:18Headache, ma'am.
00:27:19And why not?
00:27:21Sleeping pills to keep me down and prowlers to keep me awake.
00:27:24Alice, will you help me?
00:27:26Will you do something for me?
00:27:27Of course, ma'am.
00:27:29If you'd go to the police for me on your day off,
00:27:31I'd promise to send your money back from London.
00:27:33You're making yourself ill, ma'am.
00:27:35It's not right.
00:27:36Begging your pardon, ma'am.
00:27:38You have a beautiful home, nice relations, pretty clothes.
00:27:41Everything a woman would want.
00:27:43Oh, nonsense.
00:27:44Of course you have, ma'am.
00:27:46You're letting yourself be took up by illusions.
00:27:48Letting it gnaw at you.
00:27:50It's all in the mind.
00:27:51People can think themselves into anything.
00:27:53Why don't you think you're getting well, ma'am?
00:27:56I tell you, I'm not ill.
00:27:58Alice, if you do as I ask.
00:28:00You may go, Alice.
00:28:01Yes, ma'am.
00:28:02Well, Marion, up and about.
00:28:05I'll go crazy if you don't let me out of this room.
00:28:08Forced to drink that tea, my arm all bruised.
00:28:10Bruised?
00:28:11I'm going to dress and go downstairs.
00:28:13Well, of course you are.
00:28:14I'm going to dress and go downstairs.
00:28:16Bruised?
00:28:17Bruised?
00:28:18I'm going to dress and go downstairs.
00:28:20Well, of course, dear.
00:28:21No one will stop you.
00:28:22The change might do you good.
00:28:26My size.
00:28:27Naturally.
00:28:28It was made for you, Marion.
00:28:30You needn't call me Marion when we're alone.
00:28:32I know perfectly well you only do it to impress Alice.
00:28:35And if there was a Marion Hughes, where is she?
00:28:40Do hurry in and come downstairs, dear.
00:28:46Come.
00:28:47Come.
00:29:14Ralph, you must try to be more cautious.
00:29:16And not let your temper sway you.
00:29:19All right, Mother.
00:29:20It's lucky I saw those bruises before someone else did.
00:29:23I had to force her to drink the tea, didn't I?
00:29:25You don't have to leave evidence.
00:29:30Stop it! Stop it!
00:29:47No.
00:29:49I'm not going to have this.
00:30:17Marion's going toward the road.
00:30:19Be careful.
00:30:46I'm going to be late.
00:31:05Good morning.
00:31:07I'm Mrs. Hughes.
00:31:09I'm going for a walk.
00:31:10Please open the gate.
00:31:11I'm sorry, ma'am, but I've got my orders.
00:31:14It's all wrong what they've told you about me.
00:31:16I'm not crazy.
00:31:18I don't look crazy, do I?
00:31:20Nobody ever said that, Mrs. Hughes.
00:31:22It's just that you, well, need a bit of looking after, like.
00:31:27I'll go and phone the house, ma'am.
00:31:28They'll be frightened about you.
00:31:30Oh, please don't do that.
00:31:43I'm sorry.
00:32:14Marion!
00:32:18What are you doing out here?
00:32:19I?
00:32:20Nothing, I wanted to go for a walk.
00:32:22I was just calling the house, Mr. Hughes.
00:32:25It's all right now.
00:32:27I'd enjoy a walk, too, dear.
00:32:29Let's have a look at the grounds.
00:32:37I'm sorry, I'm afraid I can't.
00:32:39I'm afraid I can't.
00:32:40I'm afraid I can't.
00:32:41I'm afraid I can't.
00:32:43Thank you, Evans.
00:32:53Ralph?
00:32:54Yes?
00:32:55I've been wondering if maybe you and your mother aren't right about me.
00:32:59I've been thinking maybe I really have been ill.
00:33:02Have you, Marion?
00:33:03Yes.
00:33:05So I've been trying to look back and remember things.
00:33:08What was my name before we were married?
00:33:10Campbell.
00:33:11Marion Campbell.
00:33:13And what about my family? Where are they?
00:33:15Your parents are dead, Marion.
00:33:17Haven't I any family at all?
00:33:19No one to visit me?
00:33:20No.
00:33:21What, to write?
00:33:25Beautiful, isn't it?
00:33:28Would you like to listen to the sea and hear what it says?
00:33:33It doesn't say anything, does it?
00:33:35That's what I like about the sea.
00:33:37It never tells its secrets.
00:33:39But it has many, very many secrets.
00:33:44I'd like to go to a doctor.
00:33:46Alice says there's a good one in the village.
00:33:48I'm sure he could help me.
00:33:49You've been to the best specialist in London.
00:33:53You know, I'm a very lucky man to find such an attractive wife.
00:33:57Where did you find me? I can't remember.
00:33:59Switzerland.
00:34:00What were we doing there?
00:34:01I was visiting some people. You were in school.
00:34:03What school?
00:34:05Why not try to remember more pleasant things?
00:34:07Like our honeymoon.
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00:39:27I forgot to ask Mrs. Hughes something.
00:39:28It won't take a moment to drive back.
00:39:50I beg your pardon, sir.
00:39:52Have you seen my wife?
00:39:54Yes, she's here.
00:39:55You'll find her in the back seat of the car.
00:40:01She couldn't have made a better impression for us if we'd planned it ourselves.
00:40:05Now, everyone knows she's not responsible for anything she may do.
00:40:08Then why don't we get it all over with right now?
00:40:10Because there's still one last step.
00:40:13The most important.
00:40:14What's that, Mother?
00:40:15Our best alibi.
00:40:17And I.
00:40:23What do you want?
00:40:28That's not a very friendly way for a wife to greet her husband.
00:40:31Wife?
00:40:33Please don't be afraid of me.
00:40:35For a while today, I thought we were going to be friends, the way we used to be.
00:40:39Why don't you stop this farce?
00:40:41It's not a farce.
00:40:42I've always loved you, Marion.
00:40:44Would it make any difference if I called you Julia?
00:40:47Get out of here.
00:40:49Stop it!
00:40:50Alice!
00:40:58Alice! Alice!
00:41:02Mr. Oprah.
00:41:05Marion, how could you do such a thing?
00:41:08Mrs. Hughes tried to throw herself out of the window.
00:41:10Get my mother, hurry.
00:41:12Yes, sir.
00:41:13And then get someone from the village to come up here and put some bars on these windows.
00:41:16It isn't safe to leave my wife alone any longer.
00:41:17Quick!
00:41:34Good morning, Mom.
00:41:35Good morning.
00:41:39My goodness, Mom.
00:41:40Didn't you go to bed at all last night?
00:41:42No, and why should I?
00:41:44I can't sleep and I can't eat either.
00:41:47Take that away.
00:41:48Take it away.
00:41:50It's probably poisoned.
00:41:52Oh, no, Mom.
00:41:53You mustn't excite yourself like this.
00:41:55Why not?
00:41:56Locked up like an animal with someone trying to kill me.
00:41:58Don't say that, Mom.
00:42:00You're like all the rest of them.
00:42:02What's going on here?
00:42:04She's all upset, Mom.
00:42:05And who wouldn't be?
00:42:07How would you like to be in my place?
00:42:09Never allowed out of here for a moment.
00:42:11They're afraid to let me out.
00:42:13They're afraid of what I'll tell about them.
00:42:15They don't even dare let me take a drive through the village
00:42:17for fear people will find out how they treat me.
00:42:19They'd love to take you out for a drive, Mom,
00:42:21if that's all you want.
00:42:22It's a doer good, of that I'm sure.
00:42:25Why, of course.
00:42:27I think it's a wonderful idea.
00:42:29You can drive along the coast road up to Observation Point.
00:42:32I want Alice to go along too.
00:42:34I have a good deal of work to do, Mom.
00:42:36Please, Alice.
00:42:37Run along, Alice.
00:42:38Your work can wait.
00:42:39Go down and tell Sparks to bring the car around.
00:42:41Yes, Mom.
00:42:42I'll be ready in a moment.
00:42:44Well, there's no great rush, dear.
00:42:46You must give Ralph time to have his breakfast.
00:42:51I think it's another scheme to get away.
00:42:53I'm sure it is.
00:43:12Yes, I'm sure.
00:43:32Now you can let her post it.
00:43:34And no harm done.
00:43:36But why let her think she succeeded?
00:43:38Why not?
00:43:39It's what the villagers think that counts now.
00:43:40I want them to see how kind you are to her.
00:43:43Especially after yesterday.
00:44:10Don't huddle away over there in the corner.
00:44:32You should sit closer, so that people can see what a handsome couple we are.
00:44:37Isn't she, Alice?
00:44:42Prying to someone?
00:44:43Yes, a friend in London.
00:44:45You haven't sealed it.
00:44:46What difference does it make?
00:44:48I know you won't let me send it.
00:44:53What an imagination.
00:44:56Why should I stop you?
00:44:57As soon as we get to the village, you can post it.
00:45:06Hello, Mrs. Robertson.
00:45:18Oh.
00:45:22Good morning, Mr. Hughes.
00:45:34Good morning.
00:45:35Mrs. Hughes, nice to see you out.
00:45:38And are you feeling a little better today?
00:45:40I've never been ill, thank you.
00:45:42Give me your letter, dear.
00:45:43I'll mail it for you.
00:45:44I'd rather mail it myself.
00:45:46Good day, Mrs. Robertson.
00:45:47Good day.
00:45:48Just a moment.
00:45:57Give it to Mr. Robertson, dear.
00:46:06When will this letter get to London?
00:46:07Tomorrow.
00:46:08That's fine.
00:46:10It was a pleasure, my dear.
00:46:11Good day, Mrs. Robertson.
00:46:32Good day, Mr. Robertson.
00:47:00Good day, Mrs. Robertson.
00:47:28Good day, Mr. Robertson.
00:47:56How much longer is it going to be?
00:48:10The whole plan had to be convincing.
00:48:12Now we can make it look like suicide.
00:48:14But when?
00:48:15Tonight.
00:48:16If by chance that Dennis Bruce should come, I don't want her still here.
00:48:21How could he find his way here?
00:48:22The postmark, of course.
00:48:23The postmark on the letter?
00:48:24I never thought of that.
00:48:29Why did you take such a chance?
00:48:31It wasn't much of a chance.
00:48:33Nobody in Beverton ever heard of Julia Ross.
00:48:36That's true.
00:48:38Nobody but Sparks and Peters.
00:48:40I'd like to throw them in the sea, too.
00:48:42Oh, no, they're all right.
00:48:44We know too much about them.
00:48:46It's all Marion's fault.
00:48:49She shouldn't have cried.
00:48:50Ralph, you never told me.
00:48:51Was it an accident?
00:48:52Or did you intend to kill her?
00:48:53After she'd made her will?
00:48:54I didn't plan it.
00:48:55I liked her well enough.
00:48:56But when she found out I'd been lying about my income,
00:48:57she accused me of marrying her for her money.
00:48:58I said, of course, that's what I married her for.
00:48:59Then she cried.
00:49:00She was always crying.
00:49:01Then she slapped me.
00:49:02I had my knife in my hand, and I...
00:49:03And I...
00:49:04And I...
00:49:05And I...
00:49:06And I...
00:49:07And I...
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00:49:25Stop it!
00:49:26Stop it!
00:49:27Don't do that.
00:49:28Put that away.
00:49:39Ralph, I...
00:49:46Ralph, I... I'm trying to help you.
00:49:49I still say we should have called the police
00:49:52and told them a prowler broke in and killed her.
00:49:55With the marks of your fingers on her?
00:49:57The scratches on your face?
00:50:00No, we couldn't let anybody see her.
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00:51:20Aah!
00:51:22Mrs. Hughes, call the doctor.
00:51:24She's taken poison. Get the doctor quick.
00:51:26What?
00:51:27Poison. She's lying there on the floor.
00:51:29Better get a doctor.
00:51:30Run downstairs.
00:51:31Tell Sparks to bring egg white, milk, mustard.
00:51:33Anything she can think of.
00:51:34Yes, ma'am.
00:51:36Why try to save her?
00:51:38Let her die. It's what we want.
00:51:39Don't be so stupid, Ralph.
00:51:41If she's taken poison, we must act as though we cared.
00:51:44If she's taken poison?
00:51:45Maybe just a trick to get a doctor here.
00:51:47We can't let her see a doctor.
00:51:49No.
00:51:50It's easy enough to fool stupid villagers
00:51:52into thinking she's crazy,
00:51:53but a doctor would know better.
00:51:56What'll we do?
00:51:57If she's really taken something,
00:51:59she may die quickly.
00:52:01If she hasn't,
00:52:04I'll call her a doctor.
00:52:08Marion, dear, here's the doctor.
00:52:10He's come to help you.
00:52:13I want to speak to the doctor alone.
00:52:15Go away.
00:52:16Yes, dear.
00:52:23Doctor, listen.
00:52:24I haven't taken poison,
00:52:26and I'm not Marion Hughes.
00:52:28I'm Julia Ross, and I can prove it.
00:52:30I'm not a doctor.
00:52:32I'm not a doctor.
00:52:34I'm not Marion Hughes.
00:52:36I'm Julia Ross, and I can prove it.
00:52:38If you'll only believe me for just a second
00:52:40and call Dennis Bruce in London,
00:52:41he'll tell you all about me.
00:52:43Then you really didn't take anything.
00:52:45No, I just said that to get you here.
00:52:48You've got to get me away.
00:52:50To a hospital if you think I'm crazy,
00:52:52or anywhere just to get me away from here.
00:52:55I know I sound crazy,
00:52:57but that's what they want everyone to think,
00:53:00because he killed his wife,
00:53:01and she's lying out there at the bottom of the sea,
00:53:03and now they have to have someone to bury in her name.
00:53:06What makes you believe all this?
00:53:08I heard them talking.
00:53:10If you can only get me away from here for a few hours,
00:53:13that's all I ask,
00:53:14till tomorrow morning.
00:53:16Then Dennis will be here,
00:53:17and your responsibility will be over.
00:53:19My dear, this is all very puzzling.
00:53:22How do I know that this friend of yours will ever get here?
00:53:25I got a letter off to him.
00:53:27They thought it was just a blank sheet of paper,
00:53:30but I had a second letter.
00:53:31I fooled them.
00:53:32I really sent that.
00:53:34When did you post it?
00:53:35Yesterday.
00:53:36It ought to be there today.
00:53:38Enough of that, Peters.
00:53:42Peters.
00:53:46Then you're not really a doctor.
00:53:49I told you not to let her post it.
00:53:51I may not have reached him yet.
00:53:52Peters, you must hurry up to London
00:53:54and get that letter before it's delivered.
00:53:56Take the car and drive as fast as you can.
00:53:59I don't know where he lives.
00:54:01Dennis Bruce, 51 Carrington Street.
00:54:03Dennis Bruce, 51 Carrington Street.
00:54:09I brought Dr. Keller, Mrs. Hughes.
00:54:17We're not too late.
00:54:18No.
00:54:19Did you find out what she took?
00:54:21She didn't really take anything, Doctor.
00:54:23She admitted that she just meant to frighten us.
00:54:26I'm sorry you've had this wild goose chase.
00:54:29But now that you are here,
00:54:31perhaps you'd be good enough to take a look at her.
00:54:33You might give her something to calm her.
00:54:35Certainly.
00:54:38Marion, open the door.
00:54:40Go away. I don't want to see anybody.
00:54:42But, Marion, dear, please, don't be afraid.
00:54:45The doctor won't hurt you.
00:54:47No, he won't hurt me. He'll just kill me.
00:54:49If that's what you want him to do, you all want me dead.
00:54:52It's hopeless. Hopeless.
00:54:54She'll never recover.
00:54:55Oh, Doctor, what are we to do?
00:54:57She thinks we're all her enemies.
00:54:59Tried to kill herself, she did.
00:55:01There's no use trying to see her now.
00:55:03She's too upset.
00:55:04I suggest taking her to the hospital
00:55:06and keeping her under observation for a while.
00:55:08Oh, but, uh,
00:55:10my son refuses to have her taken away.
00:55:13Yes, but for her own protection.
00:55:15I must try to persuade my son.
00:55:17He's so devoted to Marion.
00:55:19But if we say it's just for observation...
00:55:21Then I'll make all the arrangements.
00:55:23Possibly I could come for her tonight.
00:55:25Oh, I... I think it'd be better if you waited till the morning.
00:55:28Oh, very well.
00:55:30I hope we can help her.
00:55:32I hope so, too, Doctor.
00:55:33Goodbye.
00:55:34Goodbye, Mrs. Hughes.
00:55:39Ralph, the doctor will come for her in the morning.
00:55:43She'll be ready.
00:55:55PHONE RINGS
00:56:00PHONE CONTINUES RINGING
00:56:06PHONE CONTINUES RINGING
00:56:19PHONE CONTINUES RINGING
00:56:21Oh, hold your horses, hold your...
00:56:27Yes?
00:56:29You have a room for rent?
00:56:30Yes.
00:56:31Third floor bed, 20 shillings a week,
00:56:33paid in advance and no cooking.
00:56:35I'll take a look at it.
00:56:36Well, I'll send the girl up with you
00:56:38because the doctor says I've got to spare myself as much as I can.
00:56:40Bertha!
00:56:47Bertha!
00:56:49You know, that girl's never around when she's wanted.
00:56:51Anyway, it's a very tidy room and as quiet as a tombstone.
00:56:54That's fine, I'll take it. I don't have to see it.
00:56:56The children and I will move in tonight.
00:56:58What children?
00:56:59My two little girls.
00:57:00Oh, you'll like them. They're full of life.
00:57:02Sorry, sorry, but I never take children.
00:57:04Anyway, the room's taken.
00:57:05But I've got to have a room. I've been turned out of my last place.
00:57:07Well, you can try lower down the street.
00:57:08Miss Ellingsworth, I think she takes them.
00:57:10It's just round the corner.
00:57:11Oh, I'll rush down there at once. Thank you very much.
00:57:15Children and dogs.
00:57:17I've never heard of such a thing.
00:57:20Mr. Bluth.
00:57:22That's funny.
00:57:26That's funny, why, that letter was here a minute ago.
00:57:30Why, there was only him and me.
00:57:33Here, wait a minute.
00:57:37Hey! Hey there! Here, stop that man!
00:57:40Stop him! Stop that man!
00:57:42Police!
00:57:47Police!
00:58:18Julia.
00:58:22Julia Ross.
00:58:27Julia.
00:58:29Dennis.
00:58:31Julia, hurry.
00:58:40Dennis?
00:58:42Yes.
00:58:44Dennis?
00:58:46Yes, I'll wait for you downstairs.
00:58:49Oh, yes, I'll hurry.
00:59:09Where are you, Dennis?
00:59:11Dennis?
00:59:14Down here.
00:59:20Julia, hurry.
00:59:31You're not Dennis.
00:59:33Who are you?
00:59:36Why are you calling me, Julia?
00:59:41Why don't you answer?
00:59:44Why don't you answer?
01:00:14Why don't you answer?
01:00:44I told you she'd recognize my voice.
01:00:46I thought she'd be too excited.
01:01:15Well, she saves a lot of trouble.
01:01:18Now that this happened, I'm frightened.
01:01:21We have nothing to fear.
01:01:23We'll be telling the truth when we say it's suicide.
01:01:25Yes.
01:01:27Who's the weak one now?
01:01:30Come, let's go down there.
01:01:45Let's go.
01:01:53Mrs. Hughes, I've had an emergency call...
01:01:55which will take me away all day tomorrow.
01:01:57I'm so glad you're here.
01:01:59She must have heard us talking about taking her away.
01:02:01She's always threatened to kill herself before she'd be locked up.
01:02:04But she hasn't.
01:02:06Yes, and I blame myself.
01:02:08Well, should we all stand here talking and doing nothing?
01:02:10Oh, God.
01:02:12Nurse, I'll go and down with them.
01:02:14You telephone for an ambulance.
01:02:16Yes, Doctor.
01:02:19Ralph, Ralph, hurry.
01:02:21Get down there before the doctor does.
01:02:23She'll surely be dead, but just in case she isn't...
01:02:31Well, come along, Mrs. Hughes.
01:02:33Yes, thank you.
01:02:42Come on.
01:03:13Come on.
01:03:19We thought you'd try to do that.
01:03:21You're right, sir.
01:03:23We wanted to see just what you were going to do when you found her there alone.
01:03:26But I don't understand.
01:03:29She jumped from that window.
01:03:31No, I only threw my robe over to make you think I jumped.
01:03:35Then I got out through the secret door.
01:03:37It's lucky we met her on the road.
01:03:39Men, men! Darling, I don't know what to say.
01:03:42There's nothing for you to say. You're both under arrest.
01:03:45We caught Peters in London.
01:03:47Peters? Yes.
01:03:53Stop, or I'll shoot!
01:03:55No! No!
01:04:09No!
01:04:27You know, I've made a resolution.
01:04:29The next time I apply for a job, I'll ask for the references.
01:04:32I know a good job.
01:04:34Secretary?
01:04:36Yes, companion?
01:04:38That sounds like a wife.
01:04:40Well, how about it?
01:04:42I'll have to have some time to think it over.
01:04:44How long?
01:04:46Oh, about five seconds.
01:04:48One, two, three, four...