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1 00:00:12,930 00:00:15,729 It's not often a case takes us north of Lawrence Avenue. It's not often a case takes us north of Lawrence Avenue.
2 00:00:16,350 00:00:19,479 Well, one Bert Sommers who owns a homestead says he needs our help. Well, one Bert Sommers who owns a homestead says he needs our help.
3 00:00:19,811 00:00:21,028 Said his horse is missing. Said his horse is missing.
4 00:00:21,146 00:00:23,148 Horse? - That's what he said. Horse? - That's what he said.
5 00:00:23,982 00:00:25,074 You sure it wasn't a cow? You sure it wasn't a cow?
6 00:00:25,234 00:00:26,656 COW MOOS COW MOOS
7 00:00:31,865 00:00:33,117 HORN HONKS HORN HONKS
8 00:00:34,243 00:00:35,335 FRANKIE: Excuse us! FRANKIE: Excuse us!
9 00:00:36,119 00:00:37,462 Don't you just love the country? Don't you just love the country?
10 00:00:38,497 00:00:40,875 You city folk and your fancy umbrellas. You city folk and your fancy umbrellas.
11 00:00:42,000 00:00:44,503 Well... best be prepared, I suppose. Well... best be prepared, I suppose.
12 00:00:45,504 00:00:46,881 Rain came down quick today. Rain came down quick today.
13 00:00:47,923 00:00:49,470 So tell us about this horse. So tell us about this horse.
14 00:00:49,758 00:00:51,760 Oh... plain old horse Oh... plain old horse
15 00:00:52,219 00:00:53,721 but a farm don't run without one. but a farm don't run without one.
16 00:00:54,763 00:00:56,936 I guess Mr Drake don't see it that way I guess Mr Drake don't see it that way
17 00:00:57,266 00:01:00,770 him sending two secretaries instead of attending to the matter himself. him sending two secretaries instead of attending to the matter himself.
18 00:01:01,770 00:01:03,522 Can you give us a description of the horse? Can you give us a description of the horse?
19 00:01:03,814 00:01:05,612 She's dapple grey with a white mane. She's dapple grey with a white mane.
20 00:01:06,024 00:01:06,946 Handsome creature. Handsome creature.
21 00:01:07,568 00:01:08,569 When did she go missing? When did she go missing?
22 00:01:09,486 00:01:12,160 Oh, this morning, when I called Camille in for breakfast. Oh, this morning, when I called Camille in for breakfast.
23 00:01:13,323 00:01:14,415 Camille's your horse? Camille's your horse?
24 00:01:14,741 00:01:16,414 No. Camille's my daughter. No. Camille's my daughter.
25 00:01:16,952 00:01:17,828 Your daughter? Your daughter?
26 00:01:17,869 00:01:20,668 She was working in the garden. The horse was grazing nearby. She was working in the garden. The horse was grazing nearby.
27 00:01:21,290 00:01:23,258 Well, maybe Camille knows where your horse is. Well, maybe Camille knows where your horse is.
28 00:01:24,209 00:01:26,382 She won't be no help. She's gone too. She won't be no help. She's gone too.
29 00:01:26,670 00:01:27,762 Your daughter's missing? Your daughter's missing?
30 00:01:28,005 00:01:29,552 Didn't I tell you that when I called? Didn't I tell you that when I called?
31 00:01:30,674 00:01:33,598 Well, seeing as your horse is missing and your... your daughter is missing Well, seeing as your horse is missing and your... your daughter is missing
32 00:01:33,635 00:01:34,761 perhaps they're missing together. perhaps they're missing together.
33 00:01:35,304 00:01:36,351 TRUDY: Where would she go? TRUDY: Where would she go?
34 00:01:37,139 00:01:38,265 I have no idea. I have no idea.
35 00:01:38,932 00:01:41,276 She's such an innocent thing, church-going. She's such an innocent thing, church-going.
36 00:01:41,935 00:01:43,278 Hardly ever leaves the place. Hardly ever leaves the place.
37 00:01:43,645 00:01:44,988 Except to sell these here. Except to sell these here.
38 00:01:46,106 00:01:48,154 Yeah, it was Camille's idea Yeah, it was Camille's idea
39 00:01:48,734 00:01:50,987 to grow herbs and fancy vegetables. to grow herbs and fancy vegetables.
40 00:01:51,403 00:01:53,201 She thought there'd be a market for them in the city She thought there'd be a market for them in the city
41 00:01:53,238 00:01:54,410 and we needed the money. and we needed the money.
42 00:01:54,656 00:01:56,033 She sells them to restaurants. She sells them to restaurants.
43 00:01:56,867 00:01:58,494 So... did she go into the city? So... did she go into the city?
44 00:01:58,535 00:02:01,459 No. Tuesdays and Fridays are her delivery days. No. Tuesdays and Fridays are her delivery days.
45 00:02:01,913 00:02:03,631 She takes the horse and cart and off she goes. She takes the horse and cart and off she goes.
46 00:02:04,124 00:02:05,592 So she was in Toronto yesterday. So she was in Toronto yesterday.
47 00:02:05,626 00:02:06,627 Mm-hm. Mm-hm.
48 00:02:06,668 00:02:07,840 Does she know anyone there? Does she know anyone there?
49 00:02:08,128 00:02:10,426 I don't know. Never go near the place myself. I don't know. Never go near the place myself.
50 00:02:11,632 00:02:12,929 Do you mind if I take a look around? Do you mind if I take a look around?
51 00:02:13,717 00:02:14,593 Suit yourself. Suit yourself.
52 00:02:16,386 00:02:18,480 TRUDY: Do you think she might have some friends down there? TRUDY: Do you think she might have some friends down there?
53 00:02:18,680 00:02:19,681 SOMMERS: None I know of. SOMMERS: None I know of.
54 00:02:20,307 00:02:21,604 Can we get her delivery route? Can we get her delivery route?
55 00:02:21,642 00:02:24,065 If you think it'd be a help. - Anything can at this point. If you think it'd be a help. - Anything can at this point.
56 00:02:25,187 00:02:26,404 It's just not like her It's just not like her
57 00:02:26,897 00:02:28,615 to take the horse without telling me. to take the horse without telling me.
58 00:02:40,494 00:02:42,838 Seems like he cares about that horse over his daughter. Seems like he cares about that horse over his daughter.
59 00:02:42,871 00:02:45,249 I'm sure he cares. He just doesn't show it. I'm sure he cares. He just doesn't show it.
60 00:02:46,416 00:02:47,292 Take a look at this. Take a look at this.
61 00:02:47,834 00:02:50,257 Oh! Looks like she's not as innocent as her father thinks. Oh! Looks like she's not as innocent as her father thinks.
62 00:02:51,463 00:02:52,806 I wonder what else she's hiding. I wonder what else she's hiding.
63 00:02:53,548 00:02:56,051 Maybe more than a bottle of hooch and a racy novel. Maybe more than a bottle of hooch and a racy novel.
64 00:02:57,427 00:02:58,303 Frankie! Frankie!
65 00:02:58,345 00:02:59,471 There's fresh footprints. There's fresh footprints.
66 00:03:02,724 00:03:03,850 It rained heavy overnight. It rained heavy overnight.
67 00:03:04,935 00:03:06,608 FRANKIE: So they're likely from this morning. FRANKIE: So they're likely from this morning.
68 00:03:07,187 00:03:08,609 That's not from Mr Sommers' boot. That's not from Mr Sommers' boot.
69 00:03:09,272 00:03:10,148 No. No.
70 00:03:10,190 00:03:11,362 It looks like a dress shoe. It looks like a dress shoe.
71 00:03:12,234 00:03:13,531 Seems Camille had a visitor. Seems Camille had a visitor.
72 00:03:14,319 00:03:15,195 Oh! Oh!
73 00:03:16,863 00:03:17,739 Cigarette. Cigarette.
74 00:03:19,658 00:03:20,580 It's Turkish. It's Turkish.
75 00:03:20,909 00:03:23,207 Someone with exotic taste. - Hm. Someone with exotic taste. - Hm.
76 00:03:23,245 00:03:24,997 Maybe Camille was having a fling Maybe Camille was having a fling
77 00:03:25,038 00:03:26,836 and didn't want her father to find out about it. and didn't want her father to find out about it.
78 00:03:27,165 00:03:29,884 She and said fling took off on Daddy's horse. She and said fling took off on Daddy's horse.
79 00:03:30,127 00:03:33,301 Can't blame her for running away from a struggling farm. Can't blame her for running away from a struggling farm.
80 00:03:36,800 00:03:37,722 Take a look at this. Take a look at this.
81 00:03:42,305 00:03:43,978 TRUDY: Seems like Camille was in a hurry. TRUDY: Seems like Camille was in a hurry.
82 00:03:44,516 00:03:45,813 Did she run away with someone? Did she run away with someone?
83 00:03:46,393 00:03:48,361 Or was she running away from someone? Or was she running away from someone?
84 00:04:01,074 00:04:01,996 TRUDY: Austin's. TRUDY: Austin's.
85 00:04:03,952 00:04:05,169 Last stop on Camille's route. Last stop on Camille's route.
86 00:04:05,203 00:04:07,205 Well, hopefully they have something more useful Well, hopefully they have something more useful
87 00:04:07,247 00:04:09,341 than compliments about her vegetable garden. than compliments about her vegetable garden.
88 00:04:09,374 00:04:10,671 My ma has a vegetable garden. My ma has a vegetable garden.
89 00:04:10,709 00:04:12,256 She takes a lot of pride in it. She takes a lot of pride in it.
90 00:04:12,294 00:04:13,967 That's right, doesn't she make a mean rhubarb pie? That's right, doesn't she make a mean rhubarb pie?
91 00:04:14,004 00:04:15,176 Oh, I remember that pie! Oh, I remember that pie!
92 00:04:15,422 00:04:17,015 And now I'm hungry. - Me too! And now I'm hungry. - Me too!
93 00:04:30,020 00:04:32,318 Officer Shaw, keeping the city streets safe. Officer Shaw, keeping the city streets safe.
94 00:04:32,355 00:04:35,029 Oh, there you are. I won't be long, I'm just finishing this report. Oh, there you are. I won't be long, I'm just finishing this report.
95 00:04:35,358 00:04:37,986 We're gonna have to make a little detour on the way to lunch. We're gonna have to make a little detour on the way to lunch.
96 00:04:38,028 00:04:40,076 Gotta visit a crime scene. - A crime scene? Gotta visit a crime scene. - A crime scene?
97 00:04:40,739 00:04:42,867 Are you collecting forensic evidence? Can I help? Are you collecting forensic evidence? Can I help?
98 00:04:43,408 00:04:46,082 Nothing to collect except for the coroner's hat that he left behind. Nothing to collect except for the coroner's hat that he left behind.
99 00:04:46,119 00:04:47,291 He asked me to pick it up. He asked me to pick it up.
100 00:04:47,579 00:04:49,707 Too bad. Well, at least we'll get to go for a walk. Too bad. Well, at least we'll get to go for a walk.
101 00:04:50,248 00:04:51,124 Interview everyone. Interview everyone.
102 00:04:51,208 00:04:54,337 Anything else is out of the ordinary, I wanna know about it, however small. Anything else is out of the ordinary, I wanna know about it, however small.
103 00:04:54,377 00:04:55,845 Is that clear? - RIPLEY: Yes, sir. Is that clear? - RIPLEY: Yes, sir.
104 00:04:55,879 00:04:56,755 Thank you. Thank you.
105 00:04:57,047 00:04:58,299 FLO: That Officer Greyson... FLO: That Officer Greyson...
106 00:04:59,591 00:05:00,513 What about him? What about him?
107 00:05:02,010 00:05:04,388 You know, he's pretty handsome when you see him up close. You know, he's pretty handsome when you see him up close.
108 00:05:04,638 00:05:06,106 In a detective-y sort of way. In a detective-y sort of way.
109 00:05:07,307 00:05:08,900 How's about an introduction, Mary? How's about an introduction, Mary?
110 00:05:10,477 00:05:13,777 He's very busy and this isn't a good time. He's very busy and this isn't a good time.
111 00:05:14,439 00:05:15,315 Let's go. Let's go.
112 00:05:18,527 00:05:19,449 MARY: Flo! - Mm! MARY: Flo! - Mm!
113 00:05:25,492 00:05:28,211 Camille brings the vegetables. I pay her. Why you asking? Camille brings the vegetables. I pay her. Why you asking?
114 00:05:28,829 00:05:29,705 She's missing. She's missing.
115 00:05:32,040 00:05:32,916 Ain't that a jam. Ain't that a jam.
116 00:05:33,208 00:05:34,505 TRUDY: Anything else you can tell us? TRUDY: Anything else you can tell us?
117 00:05:35,335 00:05:36,257 What's there to tell? What's there to tell?
118 00:05:36,628 00:05:37,754 She's a country girl She's a country girl
119 00:05:38,129 00:05:39,426 straw hat, the whole she-bang. straw hat, the whole she-bang.
120 00:05:40,006 00:05:41,724 Blinded by the lights of the city, maybe. Blinded by the lights of the city, maybe.
121 00:05:42,759 00:05:45,854 Is there anyone that she ever talked about? Maybe someone who knows her? Is there anyone that she ever talked about? Maybe someone who knows her?
122 00:05:45,887 00:05:49,107 You could try Hank at the stable. She took her horse there when he was lamed. You could try Hank at the stable. She took her horse there when he was lamed.
123 00:05:49,850 00:05:51,193 She'd talk about him sometimes. She'd talk about him sometimes.
124 00:05:51,601 00:05:53,103 She'd get all tongue-tied when she did. She'd get all tongue-tied when she did.
125 00:05:53,895 00:05:55,522 Where's the stable? - Down on Cherry. Where's the stable? - Down on Cherry.
126 00:05:55,564 00:05:56,736 This side of the tracks. This side of the tracks.
127 00:05:57,023 00:05:57,899 TRUDY: Thanks. TRUDY: Thanks.
128 00:05:59,526 00:06:01,244 Stable's a great place to hide a horse. Stable's a great place to hide a horse.
129 00:06:01,278 00:06:03,781 Maybe Hank has an exotic taste for cigarettes. Maybe Hank has an exotic taste for cigarettes.
130 00:06:03,864 00:06:05,662 You thinking that Camille wasn't abducted? You thinking that Camille wasn't abducted?
131 00:06:05,699 00:06:06,575 Let's find out. Let's find out.
132 00:06:12,289 00:06:13,165 Camille? Camille?
133 00:06:14,040 00:06:15,542 Haven't seen her in a week or two. Haven't seen her in a week or two.
134 00:06:15,750 00:06:17,002 Which is it? One week or two? Which is it? One week or two?
135 00:06:17,502 00:06:18,970 Well, I guess it's more like two weeks. Well, I guess it's more like two weeks.
136 00:06:19,004 00:06:20,221 I'll look around. - Hey, where are you going? I'll look around. - Hey, where are you going?
137 00:06:20,255 00:06:22,223 FRANKIE: Mind if I take a look inside? - You can't go in there! FRANKIE: Mind if I take a look inside? - You can't go in there!
138 00:06:22,257 00:06:23,884 Why's that? You trying to hide something? Why's that? You trying to hide something?
139 00:06:23,925 00:06:25,472 Or rather someone? - I said stay out! Or rather someone? - I said stay out!
140 00:06:25,510 00:06:26,682 BUCKET RATTLES - Hey! BUCKET RATTLES - Hey!
141 00:06:27,888 00:06:29,686 TRUDY: Whoa, slow down, farm girl! TRUDY: Whoa, slow down, farm girl!
142 00:06:29,723 00:06:31,100 Get off of me! Who are you? Get off of me! Who are you?
143 00:06:31,725 00:06:34,444 Frankie Drake and Trudy Clarke. We're private detectives. Frankie Drake and Trudy Clarke. We're private detectives.
144 00:06:35,645 00:06:37,739 What d'you mean? Who hired you? - Your father. What d'you mean? Who hired you? - Your father.
145 00:06:38,398 00:06:40,492 FRANKIE: If you and Hank were trying to run away FRANKIE: If you and Hank were trying to run away
146 00:06:40,525 00:06:42,198 you sure were doing a poor job. you sure were doing a poor job.
147 00:06:42,235 00:06:43,782 CAMILLE: Oh, no! You got it all wrong. CAMILLE: Oh, no! You got it all wrong.
148 00:06:44,279 00:06:45,906 Hank here was just trying to help me. Hank here was just trying to help me.
149 00:06:45,947 00:06:47,790 I'm sorry, Camille. I tried to stop them. I'm sorry, Camille. I tried to stop them.
150 00:06:47,824 00:06:49,417 It's OK, Hank. You did your best for me. It's OK, Hank. You did your best for me.
151 00:06:49,451 00:06:51,749 So why would you run away from the farm in such a hurry? So why would you run away from the farm in such a hurry?
152 00:06:51,786 00:06:55,086 Because a man came into my garden this morning and tried to kill me! Because a man came into my garden this morning and tried to kill me!
153 00:06:55,165 00:06:57,167 How do you know? - He had a knife. How do you know? - He had a knife.
154 00:06:57,584 00:07:00,053 I jumped on my horse and got out of there! I tore my dress. I jumped on my horse and got out of there! I tore my dress.
155 00:07:00,086 00:07:02,339 Why would this man want to hurt you? - I don't know. Why would this man want to hurt you? - I don't know.
156 00:07:03,715 00:07:05,717 But I saw him yesterday on my route. But I saw him yesterday on my route.
157 00:07:05,800 00:07:06,676 Where? Where?
158 00:07:07,344 00:07:08,641 FRANKIE: So tell us what happened, Camille. FRANKIE: So tell us what happened, Camille.
159 00:07:08,678 00:07:10,772 CAMILLE: Well... I was standing right here CAMILLE: Well... I was standing right here
160 00:07:11,306 00:07:14,401 I just leaded my basket with vegetables and herbs for the restaurant. I just leaded my basket with vegetables and herbs for the restaurant.
161 00:07:14,893 00:07:15,940 When I turned to go... When I turned to go...
162 00:07:16,269 00:07:18,363 this man nearly bowled me over. this man nearly bowled me over.
163 00:07:18,396 00:07:20,569 All the vegetables went flying everywhere. All the vegetables went flying everywhere.
164 00:07:21,274 00:07:23,197 He didn't stop to help me. He just kept going. He didn't stop to help me. He just kept going.
165 00:07:23,610 00:07:25,362 He looked desperate. - Where did he go? He looked desperate. - Where did he go?
166 00:07:26,029 00:07:26,905 Just there. Just there.
167 00:07:26,988 00:07:28,080 He looked back... He looked back...
168 00:07:30,700 00:07:32,168 got in his car and sped off. got in his car and sped off.
169 00:07:33,078 00:07:34,330 Did you get a good look at him? Did you get a good look at him?
170 00:07:34,412 00:07:35,959 Mm-hm! - Anyone else around? Mm-hm! - Anyone else around?
171 00:07:36,164 00:07:38,337 No. - Did you see or hear anything else? No. - Did you see or hear anything else?
172 00:07:38,625 00:07:39,501 Nothing. Nothing.
173 00:07:39,626 00:07:41,549 He must think you saw something incriminating He must think you saw something incriminating
174 00:07:41,586 00:07:43,554 otherwise he wouldn't have followed you to the farm. otherwise he wouldn't have followed you to the farm.
175 00:07:44,089 00:07:46,217 Well, if I did, I... I don't know what it is. Well, if I did, I... I don't know what it is.
176 00:07:46,257 00:07:47,634 So he ran past you here... So he ran past you here...
177 00:07:47,926 00:07:49,849 which means he must have come from there... which means he must have come from there...
178 00:07:51,096 00:07:52,268 What're you girls doing here? What're you girls doing here?
179 00:07:52,305 00:07:54,433 Picking up 'the coroner's hat. He left it at the crime scene. Picking up 'the coroner's hat. He left it at the crime scene.
180 00:07:54,474 00:07:56,147 What crime scene? - There was a murder. What crime scene? - There was a murder.
181 00:07:56,184 00:07:57,686 At the Queen's Motel. What're you doing here? At the Queen's Motel. What're you doing here?
182 00:07:57,727 00:07:59,650 I'm not sure yet. Tell us more about this murder. I'm not sure yet. Tell us more about this murder.
183 00:07:59,688 00:08:01,986 A hotel guest was stabbed to death in their room. A hotel guest was stabbed to death in their room.
184 00:08:02,023 00:08:04,617 Right there. Unpleasant way to end a vacation. Right there. Unpleasant way to end a vacation.
185 00:08:04,651 00:08:06,870 TRUDY: When was that? - Yesterday afternoon. TRUDY: When was that? - Yesterday afternoon.
186 00:08:07,779 00:08:08,905 This may explain things. This may explain things.
187 00:08:08,947 00:08:10,415 What's going on, Frankie? What's going on, Frankie?
188 00:08:10,448 00:08:12,576 I think this woman may have seen the killer. I think this woman may have seen the killer.
189 00:08:12,867 00:08:14,915 Oh, no! I didn't see anyone murder anyone. Oh, no! I didn't see anyone murder anyone.
190 00:08:15,328 00:08:18,047 But the killer probably thinks that you saw him in that window. But the killer probably thinks that you saw him in that window.
191 00:08:18,540 00:08:20,008 That's why he came looking for you. That's why he came looking for you.
192 00:08:20,375 00:08:22,377 I don't understand. How did he find me? I don't understand. How did he find me?
193 00:08:22,752 00:08:24,299 You're not that hard to track down. You're not that hard to track down.
194 00:08:24,337 00:08:26,305 The farm's name and address is written on the back of the cart. The farm's name and address is written on the back of the cart.
195 00:08:26,756 00:08:27,882 Oh, no... Oh, no...
196 00:08:28,508 00:08:29,475 Can you describe him? Can you describe him?
197 00:08:30,427 00:08:33,897 He was fair, quite tall, well-dressed... He was fair, quite tall, well-dressed...
198 00:08:34,097 00:08:35,724 he had a hat... and a cane. he had a hat... and a cane.
199 00:08:36,933 00:08:37,855 Anything else? Anything else?
200 00:08:38,226 00:08:39,899 Just the car. It was red. Just the car. It was red.
201 00:08:39,936 00:08:42,439 Fled? Well, that's unusual. Did you get the license plate? Fled? Well, that's unusual. Did you get the license plate?
202 00:08:42,731 00:08:44,153 Mm. Only the first two numbers. Mm. Only the first two numbers.
203 00:08:44,190 00:08:47,114 Sixteen. I remembered because that's my birthday. July 16th. Sixteen. I remembered because that's my birthday. July 16th.
204 00:08:48,445 00:08:51,039 Mary, can you look into the licence plate? - I can try. Mary, can you look into the licence plate? - I can try.
205 00:08:51,072 00:08:53,166 Flo, we're gonna need to take a look at that body. Flo, we're gonna need to take a look at that body.
206 00:08:53,199 00:08:54,872 FLO: No problem. He's not going anywhere. FLO: No problem. He's not going anywhere.
207 00:08:55,869 00:08:56,836 CAMILLE: What about me? CAMILLE: What about me?
208 00:08:56,870 00:08:59,419 We'll let your father know that you're safe but you can't go back to the farm. We'll let your father know that you're safe but you can't go back to the farm.
209 00:08:59,456 00:09:01,675 The killer's still after you. - ls my father in danger? The killer's still after you. - ls my father in danger?
210 00:09:01,708 00:09:03,130 No, but the killer's after you. No, but the killer's after you.
211 00:09:03,168 00:09:04,636 We gotta get you somewhere safe. We gotta get you somewhere safe.
212 00:09:04,794 00:09:06,796 Where are you taking me? - Get in. Where are you taking me? - Get in.
213 00:09:08,840 00:09:10,888 CAMILLE: What are we doing in a place like this? CAMILLE: What are we doing in a place like this?
214 00:09:16,765 00:09:18,017 So this is her? So this is her?
215 00:09:18,892 00:09:19,768 Who are you? Who are you?
216 00:09:19,809 00:09:22,403 Camille Sommers, meet Nora Amory. My mother. Camille Sommers, meet Nora Amory. My mother.
217 00:09:23,021 00:09:25,820 Despite opinions to the contrary, I don't bite. Despite opinions to the contrary, I don't bite.
218 00:09:26,608 00:09:28,827 She'll take care of you, I promise. - You sure? She'll take care of you, I promise. - You sure?
219 00:09:29,027 00:09:30,995 Nora's one tough broad. You'll see soon enough. Nora's one tough broad. You'll see soon enough.
220 00:09:31,488 00:09:33,161 When you said she was fresh off the farm When you said she was fresh off the farm
221 00:09:33,198 00:09:35,371 I didn't expect the whole country mouse routine. I didn't expect the whole country mouse routine.
222 00:09:35,617 00:09:36,789 She's terrified! She's terrified!
223 00:09:37,077 00:09:39,455 Just make her comfortable, if you can manage that. Just make her comfortable, if you can manage that.
224 00:09:39,621 00:09:41,669 Well, you know me. My middle name's comfort. Well, you know me. My middle name's comfort.
225 00:09:41,706 00:09:43,959 That's not very reassuring. - Well, then why'd you bring her here? That's not very reassuring. - Well, then why'd you bring her here?
226 00:09:44,000 00:09:46,719 No one's gonna expect her to be in a swanky place like this. No one's gonna expect her to be in a swanky place like this.
227 00:09:47,504 00:09:49,381 What? - She's hardly incognito! What? - She's hardly incognito!
228 00:09:49,422 00:09:51,299 I mean, she stands out like a sore thumb. I mean, she stands out like a sore thumb.
229 00:09:51,716 00:09:52,968 Just go easy on her. Just go easy on her.
230 00:09:54,094 00:09:55,721 Me? I'm always easy. Me? I'm always easy.
231 00:10:00,350 00:10:03,103 The straw hat and the drab dress have got to go. The straw hat and the drab dress have got to go.
232 00:10:07,398 00:10:10,527 What do you mean, the funeral director is on his way to pick up the body? What do you mean, the funeral director is on his way to pick up the body?
233 00:10:10,610 00:10:11,953 You tell him to hold his horses. You tell him to hold his horses.
234 00:10:11,986 00:10:14,034 Dr Thompson hasn't signed the release form yet. Dr Thompson hasn't signed the release form yet.
235 00:10:14,614 00:10:16,241 Oh. You already have it. Oh. You already have it.
236 00:10:17,033 00:10:19,286 Well, it's not the first time he's kept me out of the loop. Well, it's not the first time he's kept me out of the loop.
237 00:10:19,327 00:10:21,455 But you know what? I won't send a respectable man But you know what? I won't send a respectable man
238 00:10:21,496 00:10:23,089 halfway across the city in the buff. halfway across the city in the buff.
239 00:10:23,498 00:10:25,466 Can you... can you buy me a half hour? Can you... can you buy me a half hour?
240 00:10:26,793 00:10:27,794 OK, hon. Thank you. OK, hon. Thank you.
241 00:10:28,294 00:10:29,637 Thank you! I appreciate it. Thank you! I appreciate it.
242 00:10:29,754 00:10:31,427 Hey, Flo. - There you are. Hey, Flo. - There you are.
243 00:10:32,257 00:10:34,009 You got here just in time. You got here just in time.
244 00:10:34,634 00:10:37,262 Our friend was almost whisked away to his final resting place. Our friend was almost whisked away to his final resting place.
245 00:10:37,303 00:10:38,725 What can you tell us about him? What can you tell us about him?
246 00:10:38,805 00:10:41,900 Archibald Carnegie was an American visiting from Chicago. Archibald Carnegie was an American visiting from Chicago.
247 00:10:42,016 00:10:43,859 Stabbed to death by an unknown assailant Stabbed to death by an unknown assailant
248 00:10:43,893 00:10:45,895 in his first floor room at the Queen's Hotel. in his first floor room at the Queen's Hotel.
249 00:10:46,187 00:10:48,531 The wound was a clean thrust with a sharp blade The wound was a clean thrust with a sharp blade
250 00:10:48,565 00:10:49,908 likely a dagger. likely a dagger.
251 00:10:50,191 00:10:51,818 Oof! - Those are his belongings. Oof! - Those are his belongings.
252 00:10:55,321 00:10:57,323 Ooh! It's one nice suit. Ooh! It's one nice suit.
253 00:10:58,783 00:11:00,035 This wasn't cheap either. This wasn't cheap either.
254 00:11:00,952 00:11:02,670 Mr Carnegie wasn't short on money. Mr Carnegie wasn't short on money.
255 00:11:04,247 00:11:06,124 Makes sense. He was an investment banker. Makes sense. He was an investment banker.
256 00:11:06,666 00:11:08,088 That explains the nice threads. That explains the nice threads.
257 00:11:08,126 00:11:10,470 He was identified by the hotel's desk clerk. He was identified by the hotel's desk clerk.
258 00:11:10,503 00:11:12,722 Said he wasn't shy about flashing around his cash. Said he wasn't shy about flashing around his cash.
259 00:11:13,590 00:11:16,434 Looks like he wanted to keep some things private. Looks like he wanted to keep some things private.
260 00:11:16,467 00:11:17,343 FLO: What's that? FLO: What's that?
261 00:11:18,553 00:11:21,932 Looks like a key to a locker from the train station. Looks like a key to a locker from the train station.
262 00:11:21,973 00:11:23,145 Number 160. Number 160.
263 00:11:24,184 00:11:25,185 Maybe Union Station. Maybe Union Station.
264 00:11:25,310 00:11:27,404 Why would you hide a key in the heel of your shoe? Why would you hide a key in the heel of your shoe?
265 00:11:28,271 00:11:29,363 Only one way to find out. Only one way to find out.
266 00:11:29,731 00:11:32,280 You ladies skedaddle. I have to dress Mr C. You ladies skedaddle. I have to dress Mr C.
267 00:11:32,650 00:11:33,697 He needs some privacy. He needs some privacy.
268 00:11:35,278 00:11:36,530 CAMILLE: I don't know about this. CAMILLE: I don't know about this.
269 00:11:37,363 00:11:38,990 How come I gotta change my clothes? How come I gotta change my clothes?
270 00:11:39,032 00:11:41,000 You need to look like you belong in the city, honey. You need to look like you belong in the city, honey.
271 00:11:41,409 00:11:42,626 Who's gonna see me? Who's gonna see me?
272 00:11:42,702 00:11:44,124 A gal's gotta be prepared for anything. A gal's gotta be prepared for anything.
273 00:11:44,162 00:11:46,381 I mean. who knows, you may have to make a run for it. I mean. who knows, you may have to make a run for it.
274 00:11:46,497 00:11:48,465 A dress is only as good as the girl who's wearing it A dress is only as good as the girl who's wearing it
275 00:11:48,499 00:11:50,376 so stand up straight. we're not milking cows here. so stand up straight. we're not milking cows here.
276 00:11:50,418 00:11:52,887 See? Now, you're gonna try and put a little sass in your walk. See? Now, you're gonna try and put a little sass in your walk.
277 00:11:52,921 00:11:53,922 Watch, like this. Watch, like this.
278 00:11:54,339 00:11:56,137 Now you try it and throw some hip into it. Now you try it and throw some hip into it.
279 00:11:57,508 00:12:01,012 OK, well, that needs some practise. Here! See what magic you can do with that. OK, well, that needs some practise. Here! See what magic you can do with that.
280 00:12:06,684 00:12:07,651 There. See? There. See?
281 00:12:07,685 00:12:08,561 You'll pass. You'll pass.
282 00:12:09,437 00:12:10,313 Oh, my! Oh, my!
283 00:12:10,688 00:12:12,110 If Hank could see me now. If Hank could see me now.
284 00:12:12,148 00:12:14,367 Who's Hank? Your sweetheart? - You could say that. Who's Hank? Your sweetheart? - You could say that.
285 00:12:15,026 00:12:16,699 Do all city girls look like this? Do all city girls look like this?
286 00:12:16,945 00:12:18,572 The secret is making your own kind of glamour. The secret is making your own kind of glamour.
287 00:12:18,613 00:12:19,614 You believe in yourself You believe in yourself
288 00:12:19,656 00:12:21,829 and the world's gonna buy the whole kit and caboodle. and the world's gonna buy the whole kit and caboodle.
289 00:12:22,242 00:12:24,665 Frankie sure is lucky to have a mother like you around to teach her. Frankie sure is lucky to have a mother like you around to teach her.
290 00:12:24,702 00:12:26,750 Yeah, well, Frankie more or less taught herself. Yeah, well, Frankie more or less taught herself.
291 00:12:31,626 00:12:33,549 Mrs Amory? It's the hotel manager. Mrs Amory? It's the hotel manager.
292 00:12:33,836 00:12:34,712 Shh! Shh!
293 00:12:35,213 00:12:36,339 KNOCK ON DOOR KNOCK ON DOOR
294 00:12:38,007 00:12:39,475 I, I know you're in there. I, I know you're in there.
295 00:12:43,471 00:12:45,940 Mrs Amory, we have to talk about your last cheque. Mrs Amory, we have to talk about your last cheque.
296 00:12:46,224 00:12:48,226 I regret to inform you it bounced. I regret to inform you it bounced.
297 00:12:49,560 00:12:50,436 Again. Again.
298 00:12:53,523 00:12:56,117 This matter must be resolved with some urgency, madam. This matter must be resolved with some urgency, madam.
299 00:12:58,820 00:13:01,369 To that end, rest assured... To that end, rest assured...
300 00:13:02,115 00:13:03,082 I will be back. I will be back.
301 00:13:08,246 00:13:09,247 We gonna get kicked out? We gonna get kicked out?
302 00:13:09,289 00:13:11,383 Of course not. I'm just a little late paying my bill. Of course not. I'm just a little late paying my bill.
303 00:13:11,416 00:13:14,135 How late is late? - I don't know, six months. Give or take. How late is late? - I don't know, six months. Give or take.
304 00:13:14,168 00:13:16,216 Isn't that really late? - ls it? Yeah, well... Isn't that really late? - ls it? Yeah, well...
305 00:13:16,254 00:13:18,052 Maybe I'm running out of wiggle room here. Maybe I'm running out of wiggle room here.
306 00:13:18,464 00:13:20,011 Anyway, that's no concern of yours. Anyway, that's no concern of yours.
307 00:13:20,758 00:13:22,510 How come you live in a hotel anyway? How come you live in a hotel anyway?
308 00:13:23,303 00:13:25,226 Oh! That, my dear, is an interesting story. Oh! That, my dear, is an interesting story.
309 00:13:25,263 00:13:26,890 A lot of it, trade secrets. But... A lot of it, trade secrets. But...
310 00:13:27,598 00:13:29,600 Nora Amory has lived many lives. Nora Amory has lived many lives.
311 00:13:29,642 00:13:32,691 "Nora Amory." You could be a character in a Judith Dawes book. "Nora Amory." You could be a character in a Judith Dawes book.
312 00:13:33,354 00:13:35,527 Doesn't she write those racy romance novels? Doesn't she write those racy romance novels?
313 00:13:36,190 00:13:38,192 My father only has the Bible to read at the farm My father only has the Bible to read at the farm
314 00:13:38,234 00:13:41,078 but I like to buy them when I'm in the city and read them in secret. but I like to buy them when I'm in the city and read them in secret.
315 00:13:41,112 00:13:44,161 I love romance and adventure. I love romance and adventure.
316 00:13:44,615 00:13:45,958 Yeah, nothing wrong with that. Yeah, nothing wrong with that.
317 00:13:46,909 00:13:48,377 So why do you live in a hotel? So why do you live in a hotel?
318 00:13:52,248 00:13:55,001 Alright, honey, saddle up. I got tales to tell. Alright, honey, saddle up. I got tales to tell.
319 00:13:55,209 00:13:56,335 Can you be discreet? Can you be discreet?
320 00:13:57,712 00:13:58,588 Yes. Yes.
321 00:14:01,299 00:14:02,551 DOOR OPENS DOOR OPENS
322 00:14:05,094 00:14:07,222 FOOTSTEPS APPROACH - Trudy, you have to hear this. FOOTSTEPS APPROACH - Trudy, you have to hear this.
323 00:14:08,097 00:14:09,690 "He took her in his muscular arms. "He took her in his muscular arms.
324 00:14:09,891 00:14:13,065 "Her heart pounded against the warmth of his mighty chest. "Her heart pounded against the warmth of his mighty chest.
325 00:14:13,644 00:14:15,612 "'The city of love', she whispered. "'The city of love', she whispered.
326 00:14:16,064 00:14:18,908 "The lights on the Eiffel tower glistened in the night air "The lights on the Eiffel tower glistened in the night air
327 00:14:18,941 00:14:21,865 "as he brought her quivering lips to meet his." "as he brought her quivering lips to meet his."
328 00:14:22,820 00:14:24,322 THEY LAUGH THEY LAUGH
329 00:14:24,530 00:14:25,998 Camille sure likes to dream. Camille sure likes to dream.
330 00:14:26,407 00:14:28,501 Well, a gal's dream deserves better prose. Well, a gal's dream deserves better prose.
331 00:14:29,285 00:14:31,037 Do the lights of the Eiffel tower really glisten? Do the lights of the Eiffel tower really glisten?
332 00:14:31,079 00:14:32,080 Not when I was there. Not when I was there.
333 00:14:32,538 00:14:34,256 But there was a war going on at the time. But there was a war going on at the time.
334 00:14:34,832 00:14:36,425 LOCK CLICKS - Bingo. LOCK CLICKS - Bingo.
335 00:14:40,421 00:14:42,844 Let's see what was in locker 160. Let's see what was in locker 160.
336 00:14:45,051 00:14:47,770 Not the quality of suit he was wearing when he was killed. Not the quality of suit he was wearing when he was killed.
337 00:14:47,804 00:14:48,680 Nope. Nope.
338 00:14:48,721 00:14:51,270 Strange. This is the wardrobe of a completely different man. Strange. This is the wardrobe of a completely different man.
339 00:14:57,438 00:15:00,237 Archibald Carnegie wasn't an investment banker. Archibald Carnegie wasn't an investment banker.
340 00:15:00,775 00:15:03,403 He was a claims investigator for Primary. He was a claims investigator for Primary.
341 00:15:03,778 00:15:06,452 Primary? That's only the largest insurance company in America. Primary? That's only the largest insurance company in America.
342 00:15:11,911 00:15:13,584 One hundred thousand dollars? One hundred thousand dollars?
343 00:15:13,621 00:15:14,964 Not exactly pocket change. Not exactly pocket change.
344 00:15:14,997 00:15:17,967 A bearer bond is equivalent to cash and completely untraceable. A bearer bond is equivalent to cash and completely untraceable.
345 00:15:18,000 00:15:20,549 Right. To be used for money laundering and other shady deals. Right. To be used for money laundering and other shady deals.
346 00:15:20,586 00:15:21,758 Exactly. - But... Exactly. - But...
347 00:15:21,796 00:15:25,266 what is an insurance investigator doing with $100,000 in his suitcase? what is an insurance investigator doing with $100,000 in his suitcase?
348 00:15:25,716 00:15:28,640 Maybe the $100,000 is the reason that he was killed. Maybe the $100,000 is the reason that he was killed.
349 00:15:29,137 00:15:31,356 TRUDY: Oh! It's a newspaper article. TRUDY: Oh! It's a newspaper article.
350 00:15:31,889 00:15:33,937 How's your German? - Hm. A bit rusty. How's your German? - Hm. A bit rusty.
351 00:15:35,435 00:15:36,857 It's a news report... It's a news report...
352 00:15:37,770 00:15:41,866 about a stolen diamond that resurfaced in Vienna recently. about a stolen diamond that resurfaced in Vienna recently.
353 00:15:43,151 00:15:45,620 The police moved in, arrested a fence The police moved in, arrested a fence
354 00:15:45,945 00:15:48,949 but the seller got away with the diamond and is still at large. but the seller got away with the diamond and is still at large.
355 00:15:53,453 00:15:54,329 oof! oof!
356 00:15:54,704 00:15:56,877 One hundred and ninety-six carats. One hundred and ninety-six carats.
357 00:15:57,123 00:15:59,091 This must be the diamond they're talking about. This must be the diamond they're talking about.
358 00:15:59,125 00:16:00,923 Carnegie was the investigator. Carnegie was the investigator.
359 00:16:00,960 00:16:02,507 What was he doing in Toronto? What was he doing in Toronto?
360 00:16:02,962 00:16:04,509 Maybe he followed the thief here. Maybe he followed the thief here.
361 00:16:04,547 00:16:06,094 I guess he's a good investigator. I guess he's a good investigator.
362 00:16:06,799 00:16:07,721 Was. Was.
363 00:16:12,847 00:16:15,100 There's... there's something hinky about this bond. There's... there's something hinky about this bond.
364 00:16:15,141 00:16:16,939 It feels... thin. It feels... thin.
365 00:16:18,352 00:16:19,569 Trudy, can you look into it? Trudy, can you look into it?
366 00:16:20,062 00:16:22,235 I'm gonna see what I can find out about this diamond. I'm gonna see what I can find out about this diamond.
367 00:16:23,191 00:16:25,535 Oh, I wasn't gonna let him getaway with it that easily Oh, I wasn't gonna let him getaway with it that easily
368 00:16:25,568 00:16:27,616 so I followed him until he stopped at a light. so I followed him until he stopped at a light.
369 00:16:28,029 00:16:29,827 I edged in close enough to slip my hand I edged in close enough to slip my hand
370 00:16:29,864 00:16:32,367 into his pocket like so, and relieved him of his wallet. into his pocket like so, and relieved him of his wallet.
371 00:16:32,575 00:16:34,998 And he never felt a thing! - How'd you do it? And he never felt a thing! - How'd you do it?
372 00:16:35,786 00:16:39,165 The key is to move fast and slow at the same time. The key is to move fast and slow at the same time.
373 00:16:40,124 00:16:41,967 You sure do know a lot about a lot of things. You sure do know a lot about a lot of things.
374 00:16:42,001 00:16:45,005 A gal's gotta do what a gal's gotta do to get ahead in this world. A gal's gotta do what a gal's gotta do to get ahead in this world.
375 00:16:45,046 00:16:47,299 KNOCK ON DOOR - He didn't waste any time. KNOCK ON DOOR - He didn't waste any time.
376 00:16:47,507 00:16:49,805 FRANKIE: Nora, open up. IVs me. - Oh! Just Frankie. FRANKIE: Nora, open up. IVs me. - Oh! Just Frankie.
377 00:16:50,134 00:16:52,637 No need for her to know about my little money problem, hm? No need for her to know about my little money problem, hm?
378 00:16:53,471 00:16:54,643 NORA: Use the code knock! NORA: Use the code knock!
379 00:16:55,431 00:16:56,307 DOOR OPENS DOOR OPENS
380 00:16:56,349 00:16:57,771 NORA: Any news? - Not yet. NORA: Any news? - Not yet.
381 00:16:59,310 00:17:00,186 Huh. Huh.
382 00:17:01,312 00:17:02,859 I see Nora's worked her magic on you. I see Nora's worked her magic on you.
383 00:17:03,105 00:17:05,733 It's so I'm incognito in case we need to make a quick getaway. It's so I'm incognito in case we need to make a quick getaway.
384 00:17:05,775 00:17:07,152 Your mother thinks of everything. Your mother thinks of everything.
385 00:17:07,193 00:17:09,321 Doesn't she just? - Yeah, I'll take the compliment. Doesn't she just? - Yeah, I'll take the compliment.
386 00:17:09,820 00:17:12,869 I need to pick your brain about jewels, diamonds to be precise. I need to pick your brain about jewels, diamonds to be precise.
387 00:17:12,907 00:17:14,534 NORA: Yeah, sure. What do you wanna know? NORA: Yeah, sure. What do you wanna know?
388 00:17:16,702 00:17:18,579 NORA GASPS It's her! I don't believe it. NORA GASPS It's her! I don't believe it.
389 00:17:18,913 00:17:19,789 What? What?
390 00:17:19,830 00:17:21,924 Oh, Frankie, come on! You don't know the Antoinette? Oh, Frankie, come on! You don't know the Antoinette?
391 00:17:21,958 00:17:23,335 I mean, who the heck raised ya? I mean, who the heck raised ya?
392 00:17:23,584 00:17:24,460 Don't answer that. Don't answer that.
393 00:17:24,877 00:17:26,174 Oh, this rock is legendary. Oh, this rock is legendary.
394 00:17:26,212 00:17:27,805 Out of this world! Out of this world!
395 00:17:28,172 00:17:30,140 The original stone was found in India The original stone was found in India
396 00:17:30,174 00:17:33,223 then cut by Cartier, along with a sister diamond, the Carolina. then cut by Cartier, along with a sister diamond, the Carolina.
397 00:17:33,261 00:17:35,980 Yeah, well, the Carolina's now owned by some private collector down in the States Yeah, well, the Carolina's now owned by some private collector down in the States
398 00:17:36,013 00:17:38,391 but the Antoinette... oh, that's the finer of the two. but the Antoinette... oh, that's the finer of the two.
399 00:17:38,432 00:17:41,436 Recently stolen. - Yeah, from Paris some months ago. Recently stolen. - Yeah, from Paris some months ago.
400 00:17:41,644 00:17:43,396 A pretty audacious theft is what I heard. A pretty audacious theft is what I heard.
401 00:17:43,604 00:17:45,948 So, why the sudden interest? So, why the sudden interest?
402 00:17:47,024 00:17:49,447 The Antoinette might be the reason that Camille is in danger. The Antoinette might be the reason that Camille is in danger.
403 00:17:50,486 00:17:52,204 What? You're kidding! W... How? What? You're kidding! W... How?
404 00:17:52,238 00:17:53,706 It may have resurfaced. It may have resurfaced.
405 00:17:53,906 00:17:56,000 Oh! And I suppose you would like me to contact Oh! And I suppose you would like me to contact
406 00:17:56,033 00:17:58,752 a certain gentleman I know and make some discreet inquiries? a certain gentleman I know and make some discreet inquiries?
407 00:17:58,786 00:18:01,005 Well, since you're offering. -I wasn't, but I will. Well, since you're offering. -I wasn't, but I will.
408 00:18:01,038 00:18:01,914 And you're welcome. And you're welcome.
409 00:18:05,084 00:18:05,960 Go easy. Go easy.
410 00:18:07,211 00:18:08,087 What? What?
411 00:18:08,838 00:18:09,885 Stay on your toes. Stay on your toes.
412 00:18:13,884 00:18:15,807 DOOR OPENS - Do you and Frankie work together? DOOR OPENS - Do you and Frankie work together?
413 00:18:16,137 00:18:17,013 Occasionally. Occasionally.
414 00:18:17,888 00:18:18,764 Operator! Operator!
415 00:18:18,806 00:18:20,479 Placing a call to New York City. Placing a call to New York City.
416 00:18:21,434 00:18:23,311 Yeah. 95992. Yeah. 95992.
417 00:18:23,686 00:18:25,780 You make a great team. What else do you get up to? You make a great team. What else do you get up to?
418 00:18:26,147 00:18:27,820 Yeah, we don't really spend much time together. Yeah, we don't really spend much time together.
419 00:18:27,857 00:18:29,985 That's a shame. - Yeah, just the way it is. That's a shame. - Yeah, just the way it is.
420 00:18:30,735 00:18:32,237 Hello! Hello, Lenny? Hello! Hello, Lenny?
421 00:18:32,737 00:18:34,034 Yeah, it's me, darling. Yeah, it's me, darling.
422 00:18:34,447 00:18:37,166 Oh, I know, I know, ifs been ages, but here I am. Oh, I know, I know, ifs been ages, but here I am.
423 00:18:37,617 00:18:40,245 Well, of course I want your help. Why else would I be calling? Well, of course I want your help. Why else would I be calling?
424 00:18:44,040 00:18:46,384 Constable Ripley. Please tell me you've got something. Constable Ripley. Please tell me you've got something.
425 00:18:46,417 00:18:48,090 I checked the hotel room again, sir I checked the hotel room again, sir
426 00:18:48,127 00:18:50,721 and no one saw anyone come or go from Mr Carnegie's room. and no one saw anyone come or go from Mr Carnegie's room.
427 00:18:50,755 00:18:51,677 GHEYSON: That's terrific... GHEYSON: That's terrific...
428 00:18:51,714 00:18:54,342 So even if we had a lead on Carnegie's killer, which we don't So even if we had a lead on Carnegie's killer, which we don't
429 00:18:54,634 00:18:55,886 we'd still have nothing to prove it. we'd still have nothing to prove it.
430 00:18:56,177 00:18:57,724 No fingerprints, no murder weapon. No fingerprints, no murder weapon.
431 00:18:58,262 00:18:59,138 I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
432 00:18:59,639 00:19:01,232 Just... get back to work. Just... get back to work.
433 00:19:07,855 00:19:09,698 I met with Freddy the Forger. - And? I met with Freddy the Forger. - And?
434 00:19:09,732 00:19:11,234 The bond is the best he's seen. The bond is the best he's seen.
435 00:19:11,275 00:19:12,777 But it is a forgery? - Yep. But it is a forgery? - Yep.
436 00:19:12,818 00:19:14,286 And you were right about the weight of the paper. And you were right about the weight of the paper.
437 00:19:14,320 00:19:15,742 Freddy was impressed you figured that out. Freddy was impressed you figured that out.
438 00:19:16,405 00:19:19,158 So an insurance investigator is in Toronto So an insurance investigator is in Toronto
439 00:19:19,200 00:19:20,577 with a forged bearer bond... with a forged bearer bond...
440 00:19:20,618 00:19:23,041 Disguised as a wealthy banker. Why? Disguised as a wealthy banker. Why?
441 00:19:25,122 00:19:27,671 He's buying the diamond. - He was setting up the thief. He's buying the diamond. - He was setting up the thief.
442 00:19:27,708 00:19:29,710 So they set up a meeting at the Queen's Hotel... So they set up a meeting at the Queen's Hotel...
443 00:19:29,752 00:19:33,256 And it doesn't go right and the thief figures out Carnegie's ruse and kills him. And it doesn't go right and the thief figures out Carnegie's ruse and kills him.
444 00:19:33,297 00:19:35,720 And then he runs out the back door... - Running into Camille. And then he runs out the back door... - Running into Camille.
445 00:19:35,758 00:19:39,808 He thinks that she's seen more than she has so he decides to take care of her as well. He thinks that she's seen more than she has so he decides to take care of her as well.
446 00:19:40,471 00:19:42,769 SHE SIGHS It's one dangerous character. SHE SIGHS It's one dangerous character.
447 00:19:43,641 00:19:46,645 Well, there's a black cloud hanging over the station today. Well, there's a black cloud hanging over the station today.
448 00:19:47,019 00:19:50,523 They have nothing on Carnegie's killer. Detective Greyson's in a real funk about it. They have nothing on Carnegie's killer. Detective Greyson's in a real funk about it.
449 00:19:50,773 00:19:53,026 What about the car? - Well, I'm not sure. What about the car? - Well, I'm not sure.
450 00:19:53,067 00:19:55,286 I have found a red sedan with a 16 on the plate. I have found a red sedan with a 16 on the plate.
451 00:19:55,611 00:19:57,033 Good work, Mary. - Well... Good work, Mary. - Well...
452 00:19:57,071 00:19:59,574 It's registered to a widow who lives here in Toronto. It's registered to a widow who lives here in Toronto.
453 00:19:59,615 00:20:01,959 A Mrs Edith Burns-Higgins. A Mrs Edith Burns-Higgins.
454 00:20:02,493 00:20:04,211 Doesn't sound much like a killer to me. Doesn't sound much like a killer to me.
455 00:20:05,413 00:20:06,710 We need a picture of that car. We need a picture of that car.
456 00:20:06,747 00:20:10,468 Maybe Mrs Burns-Higgins has a driver with a murderous sideline. Maybe Mrs Burns-Higgins has a driver with a murderous sideline.
457 00:20:13,129 00:20:15,177 This is a gin rickey cocktail. This is a gin rickey cocktail.
458 00:20:15,214 00:20:16,807 Favourite of Scott Fitzgerald. Favourite of Scott Fitzgerald.
459 00:20:16,882 00:20:17,758 Speaking of which... Speaking of which...
460 00:20:18,008 00:20:20,761 you might want to expand your reading beyond Miss Dawes. you might want to expand your reading beyond Miss Dawes.
461 00:20:21,011 00:20:23,685 But I love her stories. - Yeah, sure you do But I love her stories. - Yeah, sure you do
462 00:20:24,557 00:20:26,685 but broadening your horizons isn't a bad thing. but broadening your horizons isn't a bad thing.
463 00:20:26,726 00:20:28,444 I'm beginning to figure that out. I'm beginning to figure that out.
464 00:20:29,729 00:20:32,448 You think Hank will still like a girl who stepped out of the nest? You think Hank will still like a girl who stepped out of the nest?
465 00:20:33,149 00:20:35,868 Well, as long as she's stepping out with him, I don't see why not. Well, as long as she's stepping out with him, I don't see why not.
466 00:20:38,446 00:20:41,541 Hm! Not your first kick at the gin can, I see. Hm! Not your first kick at the gin can, I see.
467 00:20:41,866 00:20:42,958 KNOCK ON DOOR KNOCK ON DOOR
468 00:20:43,534 00:20:46,708 MAN: Mrs Amory! We need to talk and I'm not leaving this time. MAN: Mrs Amory! We need to talk and I'm not leaving this time.
469 00:20:47,288 00:20:48,380 SHE SIGHS SHE SIGHS
470 00:20:49,582 00:20:51,755 I think it might be time to face the music. I think it might be time to face the music.
471 00:20:54,462 00:20:55,338 Wait. Wait.
472 00:20:57,965 00:20:58,966 Let me handle this. Let me handle this.
473 00:21:09,185 00:21:10,277 Don't come any closer. Don't come any closer.
474 00:21:11,604 00:21:14,323 But I must speak to Mrs Amory. - I'm afraid that's not possible. But I must speak to Mrs Amory. - I'm afraid that's not possible.
475 00:21:14,356 00:21:17,951 She has a highly contagious case of... the measles. She has a highly contagious case of... the measles.
476 00:21:18,110 00:21:19,737 Who are you? - I'm her niece. Who are you? - I'm her niece.
477 00:21:20,321 00:21:22,073 Mrs Amory has a family? Mrs Amory has a family?
478 00:21:22,865 00:21:24,913 Estranged from her sister, sadly. Estranged from her sister, sadly.
479 00:21:24,950 00:21:28,500 I've defied my mother's wishes by helping to nurse my poor aunt back to health. I've defied my mother's wishes by helping to nurse my poor aunt back to health.
480 00:21:28,537 00:21:32,087 I hope to heal the rift between the two with my sacrifice. I hope to heal the rift between the two with my sacrifice.
481 00:21:32,708 00:21:36,463 That may be so, but I can't have people with contagious diseases in my hotel. That may be so, but I can't have people with contagious diseases in my hotel.
482 00:21:36,504 00:21:37,847 She'll have to leave immediately. She'll have to leave immediately.
483 00:21:37,880 00:21:41,555 Sir, I am aware of my aunt's financial predicament. Sir, I am aware of my aunt's financial predicament.
484 00:21:42,009 00:21:45,138 And I can assure you that once Mrs Amory's illness And I can assure you that once Mrs Amory's illness
485 00:21:45,179 00:21:48,103 resolves itself one way or the other, if you catch my meaning resolves itself one way or the other, if you catch my meaning
486 00:21:48,390 00:21:49,892 my family will repay any debts. my family will repay any debts.
487 00:21:50,351 00:21:53,070 And of course there'll be a little something extra for your patience. And of course there'll be a little something extra for your patience.
488 00:21:53,479 00:21:54,651 What guarantee do I have? What guarantee do I have?
489 00:21:54,772 00:21:56,069 Is my word not enough? Is my word not enough?
490 00:21:58,317 00:22:00,695 I'd prefer to hear from your mother. - It's not possible. I'd prefer to hear from your mother. - It's not possible.
491 00:22:01,153 00:22:04,077 Currently, she's taking the waters in Baden Baden. Currently, she's taking the waters in Baden Baden.
492 00:22:04,114 00:22:05,912 Clearly I should speak to your superior. Clearly I should speak to your superior.
493 00:22:06,116 00:22:07,663 Where's he? - Uh... Where's he? - Uh...
494 00:22:08,786 00:22:10,333 I'm sure that in this one instance I'm sure that in this one instance
495 00:22:10,371 00:22:13,500 perhaps I can make an exception. - Excellent. perhaps I can make an exception. - Excellent.
496 00:22:13,916 00:22:15,964 Then I thank you to leave us in peace. - No need... Then I thank you to leave us in peace. - No need...
497 00:22:19,088 00:22:20,260 How was that? - Bravo! How was that? - Bravo!
498 00:22:20,297 00:22:22,391 Measles! Brilliant. Family rift, inspired. Measles! Brilliant. Family rift, inspired.
499 00:22:22,550 00:22:25,053 But Baden Baden takes the biscuit! But Baden Baden takes the biscuit!
500 00:22:25,094 00:22:26,186 Where'd you dig that up? Where'd you dig that up?
501 00:22:26,220 00:22:29,064 From one of those Miss Dawes stories you think I shouldn't read anymore. From one of those Miss Dawes stories you think I shouldn't read anymore.
502 00:22:29,098 00:22:31,192 I take it all back. Miss Dawes is a genius! I take it all back. Miss Dawes is a genius!
503 00:22:31,225 00:22:33,569 To romance and adventure! To romance and adventure!
504 00:22:34,311 00:22:35,813 Well, adventure does have its price. Well, adventure does have its price.
505 00:22:35,855 00:22:36,777 What do you mean? What do you mean?
506 00:22:38,148 00:22:41,618 You kept the manager at bay for now but you gotta be realistic. You kept the manager at bay for now but you gotta be realistic.
507 00:22:41,944 00:22:44,038 Sometimes you gotta know when the jig is up. Sometimes you gotta know when the jig is up.
508 00:22:44,822 00:22:46,244 But you're Nora Amory. But you're Nora Amory.
509 00:22:46,282 00:22:48,000 You can reinvent yourself someplace else. You can reinvent yourself someplace else.
510 00:22:52,246 00:22:53,293 What's keeping you here? What's keeping you here?
511 00:22:54,290 00:22:55,166 Oh... Oh...
512 00:22:56,917 00:22:59,045 It's Frankie, isn't it? It's Frankie, isn't it?
513 00:22:59,879 00:23:02,553 Yeah. Well, might have been. You know, uh... Yeah. Well, might have been. You know, uh...
514 00:23:03,257 00:23:06,477 Things just didn't work out between us the way that I'd hoped... Things just didn't work out between us the way that I'd hoped...
515 00:23:06,510 00:23:07,602 Can't you fix things? Can't you fix things?
516 00:23:10,306 00:23:11,273 Too late for that. Too late for that.
517 00:23:13,976 00:23:15,603 No happy ending to this story. No happy ending to this story.
518 00:23:16,770 00:23:18,738 Sorry, kiddo. - JAUNTY KNOCK ON DOOR Sorry, kiddo. - JAUNTY KNOCK ON DOOR
519 00:23:18,981 00:23:20,028 Oh, speak of the devil. Oh, speak of the devil.
520 00:23:20,608 00:23:22,030 Do you wanna get that? - Sure. Do you wanna get that? - Sure.
521 00:23:25,863 00:23:27,160 DOOR OPENS DOOR OPENS
522 00:23:28,073 00:23:29,791 Well, if it isn't the intrepid detective. Well, if it isn't the intrepid detective.
523 00:23:29,825 00:23:32,078 Did you find out anything? - Yeah, I made some calls. Did you find out anything? - Yeah, I made some calls.
524 00:23:32,119 00:23:34,588 So after the killer was almost caught in Vienna, he took off So after the killer was almost caught in Vienna, he took off
525 00:23:34,622 00:23:37,125 but he's not giving up. - So he's still looking to unload the rock. but he's not giving up. - So he's still looking to unload the rock.
526 00:23:37,166 00:23:40,466 Oh, he sure is, and word is after that close call, he's desperate to sell. Oh, he sure is, and word is after that close call, he's desperate to sell.
527 00:23:40,502 00:23:41,799 Well, I may have a suspect. Well, I may have a suspect.
528 00:23:42,046 00:23:43,263 Camille, take a look at this. Camille, take a look at this.
529 00:23:44,214 00:23:45,807 Looks like the car I saw the killer get into. Looks like the car I saw the killer get into.
530 00:23:45,841 00:23:47,263 Is that the guy? - Not him. Is that the guy? - Not him.
531 00:23:47,801 00:23:49,303 So we have the wrong car. - This man! So we have the wrong car. - This man!
532 00:23:50,012 00:23:51,059 He's the one I saw. He's the one I saw.
533 00:23:52,014 00:23:54,642 Well, it looks like you found the killer. So who is he'? Well, it looks like you found the killer. So who is he'?
534 00:23:54,975 00:23:56,022 And how do we catch him? And how do we catch him?
535 00:24:05,569 00:24:08,322 According to Camille, this is definitely the man that she saw. According to Camille, this is definitely the man that she saw.
536 00:24:09,531 00:24:12,580 Well, he's sure a dapper dresser, - A real gentleman jewel thief. Well, he's sure a dapper dresser, - A real gentleman jewel thief.
537 00:24:13,035 00:24:15,959 Dapper or not, Camille could put him at the hotel at the time of the murder. Dapper or not, Camille could put him at the hotel at the time of the murder.
538 00:24:15,996 00:24:17,373 It's still not enough to nail him It's still not enough to nail him
539 00:24:17,414 00:24:19,382 and certainly not enough to make Greyson happy. and certainly not enough to make Greyson happy.
540 00:24:19,416 00:24:20,542 So what do we do? So what do we do?
541 00:24:20,709 00:24:24,759 According to Nora's sources, our guy's desperate to unload the diamond. According to Nora's sources, our guy's desperate to unload the diamond.
542 00:24:26,382 00:24:29,135 So if he's looking for a buyer... - We give him a buyer. So if he's looking for a buyer... - We give him a buyer.
543 00:24:29,385 00:24:32,229 I like where this is going. So how do we get to him? I like where this is going. So how do we get to him?
544 00:24:33,180 00:24:36,855 Well, our mark was close enough to Mrs Burns-Higgins to borrow her car. Well, our mark was close enough to Mrs Burns-Higgins to borrow her car.
545 00:24:37,726 00:24:39,774 And I may have a way into the household. And I may have a way into the household.
546 00:24:45,693 00:24:46,569 TRUDY: Mavis? TRUDY: Mavis?
547 00:24:49,071 00:24:51,494 Hi. I'm Trudy Clarke. Thanks for coming. Hi. I'm Trudy Clarke. Thanks for coming.
548 00:24:51,782 00:24:53,659 Please have a seat. - I don't have much time. Please have a seat. - I don't have much time.
549 00:24:53,867 00:24:55,744 I'm supposed to be out shopping for the house. I'm supposed to be out shopping for the house.
550 00:24:55,786 00:24:57,504 What's this about? How do you know Shirley? What's this about? How do you know Shirley?
551 00:24:58,330 00:25:00,503 I've known Shirley for ages. She's my hairdresser. I've known Shirley for ages. She's my hairdresser.
552 00:25:01,041 00:25:03,669 Shirley does the best Marcel wave in town. Shirley does the best Marcel wave in town.
553 00:25:03,752 00:25:05,049 TRUDY CHUCKLES TRUDY CHUCKLES
554 00:25:05,838 00:25:07,215 Listen, I'm a private detective Listen, I'm a private detective
555 00:25:07,631 00:25:09,474 and I need some information about this man. and I need some information about this man.
556 00:25:10,426 00:25:12,679 I believe he knows your employer. Mrs Burns-Higgins. I believe he knows your employer. Mrs Burns-Higgins.
557 00:25:12,720 00:25:13,596 I can't help you. I can't help you.
558 00:25:14,096 00:25:15,564 I can't afford to lose my job. I can't afford to lose my job.
559 00:25:19,143 00:25:21,111 Shirley told me about your mother getting sick. Shirley told me about your mother getting sick.
560 00:25:21,145 00:25:22,772 I'm not taking your money. - Take it. I'm not taking your money. - Take it.
561 00:25:23,022 00:25:25,150 I know you don't earn a lot and every bit helps. I know you don't earn a lot and every bit helps.
562 00:25:26,316 00:25:27,693 Are you sure nobody will find out? Are you sure nobody will find out?
563 00:25:28,402 00:25:30,120 Anything you tell me is confidential. Anything you tell me is confidential.
564 00:25:33,490 00:25:35,492 Shirley said you were straightforward. Shirley said you were straightforward.
565 00:25:37,494 00:25:40,464 He's a guest at the house. His name is Count Johann. He's a guest at the house. His name is Count Johann.
566 00:25:41,373 00:25:42,966 How does he know Mrs Burns-Higgins? How does he know Mrs Burns-Higgins?
567 00:25:43,000 00:25:45,344 They met on a European river cruise a month ago. They met on a European river cruise a month ago.
568 00:25:45,377 00:25:47,050 She invited him to Toronto. She invited him to Toronto.
569 00:25:47,504 00:25:49,723 Where's he from? - Supposedly Vienna Where's he from? - Supposedly Vienna
570 00:25:49,757 00:25:51,054 but I think he travels a lot. but I think he travels a lot.
571 00:25:51,133 00:25:53,556 Speaks a couple languages. - He's a worldly man. Speaks a couple languages. - He's a worldly man.
572 00:25:54,678 00:25:56,225 Does he smoke? - Yes. Does he smoke? - Yes.
573 00:25:56,263 00:25:58,311 Some foreign cigarettes that smell funny. Some foreign cigarettes that smell funny.
574 00:25:58,849 00:25:59,975 Listen, I need to go. Listen, I need to go.
575 00:26:00,017 00:26:03,237 Mrs Burns-Higgins is throwing a garden party in honour of the Count Mrs Burns-Higgins is throwing a garden party in honour of the Count
576 00:26:03,270 00:26:05,398 and the house is in a tizzy. - When's the party? and the house is in a tizzy. - When's the party?
577 00:26:06,106 00:26:07,153 Tomorrow afternoon. Tomorrow afternoon.
578 00:26:13,280 00:26:15,282 FRANKIE: So can you do it or not? - Tomorrow afternoon! FRANKIE: So can you do it or not? - Tomorrow afternoon!
579 00:26:15,324 00:26:16,667 You're not giving me enough time. You're not giving me enough time.
580 00:26:16,700 00:26:18,043 Come on, Nora. You're the perfect candidate. Come on, Nora. You're the perfect candidate.
581 00:26:18,077 00:26:19,954 Aw. cut the sweet talk. I'm no performing monkey. Aw. cut the sweet talk. I'm no performing monkey.
582 00:26:19,995 00:26:21,542 Fine. I'll get someone else to do it. Fine. I'll get someone else to do it.
583 00:26:21,789 00:26:24,713 Hold on! What's the role? Um... Another brothel owner perhaps? Hold on! What's the role? Um... Another brothel owner perhaps?
584 00:26:24,750 00:26:27,549 No, it's something much more difficult. You'd have to pretend to be my mother. No, it's something much more difficult. You'd have to pretend to be my mother.
585 00:26:27,586 00:26:29,213 Hold on. You and me'? Mother and daughter? Hold on. You and me'? Mother and daughter?
586 00:26:29,254 00:26:30,756 Like I said, I'll get someone else. Like I said, I'll get someone else.
587 00:26:30,798 00:26:33,551 No. no. I'll do it. It'll be my perfect swan song. No. no. I'll do it. It'll be my perfect swan song.
588 00:26:33,592 00:26:35,640 Swan song? What, are you leaving town or something? Swan song? What, are you leaving town or something?
589 00:26:35,677 00:26:36,553 Something. Something.
590 00:26:36,637 00:26:38,184 You care to elaborate? - No. You care to elaborate? - No.
591 00:26:38,222 00:26:39,974 So what's the first step in your grand plan? So what's the first step in your grand plan?
592 00:26:40,265 00:26:43,064 We need to set the bait. Maybe Lipstick could help. We need to set the bait. Maybe Lipstick could help.
593 00:26:43,477 00:26:45,946 I'll fire up the old typewriter. What's! you have in mind? I'll fire up the old typewriter. What's! you have in mind?
594 00:26:45,979 00:26:47,401 TYPEWRITER CLATTERS TYPEWRITER CLATTERS
595 00:26:47,523 00:26:49,992 "About town. look for Eudora Nelson "About town. look for Eudora Nelson
596 00:26:50,400 00:26:53,279 "wife of dashing millionaire Oscar Nelson "wife of dashing millionaire Oscar Nelson
597 00:26:53,320 00:26:55,789 and her beautiful daughter, Cleopatra..." and her beautiful daughter, Cleopatra..."
598 00:26:55,823 00:26:57,416 Cleopatra? - What's wrong with that? Cleopatra? - What's wrong with that?
599 00:26:57,825 00:26:59,247 Too flowery. - What? Too flowery. - What?
600 00:26:59,660 00:27:02,459 What about Olivia? - Ugh! Everybody's a critic. What about Olivia? - Ugh! Everybody's a critic.
601 00:27:02,746 00:27:04,919 "Olivia... "Olivia...
602 00:27:05,749 00:27:07,501 "Word is they look more like sisters "Word is they look more like sisters
603 00:27:07,543 00:27:09,841 than mother and daughter, but that's another story." than mother and daughter, but that's another story."
604 00:27:09,878 00:27:11,471 Got a uniform, courtesy of Mavis. Got a uniform, courtesy of Mavis.
605 00:27:12,381 00:27:14,349 For you. - Oh! It's perfect. For you. - Oh! It's perfect.
606 00:27:15,759 00:27:18,638 What are you gonna wear? - What do you think? What are you gonna wear? - What do you think?
607 00:27:19,179 00:27:20,305 It's beautiful. It's beautiful.
608 00:27:20,931 00:27:22,148 THEY GIGGLE THEY GIGGLE
609 00:27:22,599 00:27:25,443 NORA: "Fellow New Yorkers call Mrs Nelson 'The Diamond Queen' NORA: "Fellow New Yorkers call Mrs Nelson 'The Diamond Queen'
610 00:27:25,477 00:27:27,150 "for her insatiable appetite "for her insatiable appetite
611 00:27:27,187 00:27:28,780 "for the glittering gemstone. "for the glittering gemstone.
612 00:27:30,023 00:27:32,242 "Rumour has it Mrs Nelson had her heart set "Rumour has it Mrs Nelson had her heart set
613 00:27:32,276 00:27:34,449 "on buying the fabled Antoinette rock "on buying the fabled Antoinette rock
614 00:27:34,486 00:27:37,114 and was heartbroken when it was stolen in Paris." and was heartbroken when it was stolen in Paris."
615 00:27:38,407 00:27:39,750 Good morning, Count! Good morning, Count!
616 00:27:39,950 00:27:42,294 Perfect weather for a party, isn't it? Perfect weather for a party, isn't it?
617 00:27:42,578 00:27:43,830 Yes. Yes.
618 00:27:45,247 00:27:47,750 Quite... perfect. Quite... perfect.
619 00:27:55,632 00:27:57,726 We leave for the garden party in five minutes. We leave for the garden party in five minutes.
620 00:27:57,759 00:27:59,056 Mavis is gonna let us in. Mavis is gonna let us in.
621 00:27:59,094 00:28:01,222 You all know your parts. There can be no mistakes. You all know your parts. There can be no mistakes.
622 00:28:01,263 00:28:02,389 Our mark is no amateur. Our mark is no amateur.
623 00:28:02,431 00:28:04,525 He killed the last person who tried to best him. He killed the last person who tried to best him.
624 00:28:05,267 00:28:07,065 Everybody ready? - Ready. Everybody ready? - Ready.
625 00:28:12,608 00:28:15,282 Stay in the suite with the door locked. - Don't worry, I'm not going anywhere. Stay in the suite with the door locked. - Don't worry, I'm not going anywhere.
626 00:28:15,319 00:28:16,445 And don't drink all my gin. And don't drink all my gin.
627 00:28:36,423 00:28:38,221 INDISTINCT CHATTER AND LAUGHTER INDISTINCT CHATTER AND LAUGHTER
628 00:28:38,634 00:28:40,557 CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYS - Hello and welcome... CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYS - Hello and welcome...
629 00:28:51,104 00:28:52,697 Ginger ale or iced tea? - Oh! Ginger ale or iced tea? - Oh!
630 00:28:52,731 00:28:55,484 IN BRITISH ACCENT: I've never been to Vienna, I'm not very good in boats. IN BRITISH ACCENT: I've never been to Vienna, I'm not very good in boats.
631 00:28:55,525 00:28:58,404 But of course, with all those canals, how else does one get around? But of course, with all those canals, how else does one get around?
632 00:28:59,154 00:29:01,122 Oh, you probably have your own private gondola. Oh, you probably have your own private gondola.
633 00:29:01,156 00:29:05,502 Madam, you're confusing your European cities. Madam, you're confusing your European cities.
634 00:29:05,744 00:29:07,337 Oh, you must meet Olivia. Oh, you must meet Olivia.
635 00:29:07,537 00:29:10,336 She was there last season. Simply enchanted with the place! She was there last season. Simply enchanted with the place!
636 00:29:10,374 00:29:12,422 She will be thrilled. Oh-oh! She will be thrilled. Oh-oh!
637 00:29:12,793 00:29:14,090 NORA: Heads up, here they come. NORA: Heads up, here they come.
638 00:29:14,127 00:29:15,128 FLO: Woo-hoe! FLO: Woo-hoe!
639 00:29:16,338 00:29:19,182 Woo-hoo! Olivia, darling, look what I've found. Woo-hoo! Olivia, darling, look what I've found.
640 00:29:19,466 00:29:22,140 A genuine Austrian count! A genuine Austrian count!
641 00:29:22,386 00:29:25,686 Count Johann, meet Olivia and her mother Eudora. Count Johann, meet Olivia and her mother Eudora.
642 00:29:26,640 00:29:27,516 Delighted. Delighted.
643 00:29:28,558 00:29:31,311 Do we have to call you "Count" or is there something less formal? Do we have to call you "Count" or is there something less formal?
644 00:29:31,645 00:29:34,444 Please, call rne Johann. - Charmed, I'm sure. Please, call rne Johann. - Charmed, I'm sure.
645 00:29:34,773 00:29:35,695 Uh, Eudora! Uh, Eudora!
646 00:29:35,774 00:29:37,902 Didn't I read about you just this very morning? Didn't I read about you just this very morning?
647 00:29:37,943 00:29:40,617 Oh, not that drivel in the paper, please. Oh, not that drivel in the paper, please.
648 00:29:40,821 00:29:43,791 When will those reporters stop saddling me with that silly moniker? When will those reporters stop saddling me with that silly moniker?
649 00:29:43,824 00:29:46,418 "Diamond Queen," for Heaven's sake, I sound like a paddle wheeler "Diamond Queen," for Heaven's sake, I sound like a paddle wheeler
650 00:29:46,451 00:29:48,374 on the Mississippi, but enough about that. on the Mississippi, but enough about that.
651 00:29:48,412 00:29:49,880 I'm interested in your title. I'm interested in your title.
652 00:29:49,913 00:29:51,165 How does one become a Count? How does one become a Count?
653 00:29:51,540 00:29:53,338 That comes with a castle, I assume? That comes with a castle, I assume?
654 00:29:53,583 00:29:55,677 Of course, complete with moat and drawbridge. Of course, complete with moat and drawbridge.
655 00:29:55,794 00:29:57,011 THEY LAUGH THEY LAUGH
656 00:29:57,421 00:30:01,051 Well, I'm sure you've had to discuss your pedigree with all the guests. Well, I'm sure you've had to discuss your pedigree with all the guests.
657 00:30:01,091 00:30:03,890 My pedigree is endlessly fascinating in the New World. My pedigree is endlessly fascinating in the New World.
658 00:30:04,428 00:30:05,805 Ooh! Hello, darling! Ooh! Hello, darling!
659 00:30:06,138 00:30:09,233 Mrs Nelson? Sorry to interrupt but you have a message from Mr Nelson. Mrs Nelson? Sorry to interrupt but you have a message from Mr Nelson.
660 00:30:09,266 00:30:11,234 Oh! What does he want now, Rutherford? Oh! What does he want now, Rutherford?
661 00:30:11,268 00:30:14,738 Well, he said he's cancelled his appointment with Mr Rockefeller in Manhattan. Well, he said he's cancelled his appointment with Mr Rockefeller in Manhattan.
662 00:30:14,771 00:30:17,024 He's taking the early train to Toronto to spend the evening with you. He's taking the early train to Toronto to spend the evening with you.
663 00:30:17,065 00:30:18,863 NORA: When will Oscar get it through his thick skull NORA: When will Oscar get it through his thick skull
664 00:30:18,900 00:30:22,120 I have no desire to spend an evening with him? Not here, not anywhere. I have no desire to spend an evening with him? Not here, not anywhere.
665 00:30:22,487 00:30:25,081 You book me and Olivia on the next train to... You book me and Olivia on the next train to...
666 00:30:25,824 00:30:26,700 Montreal! Montreal!
667 00:30:27,492 00:30:29,119 FRANKIE AND JOHANN WHISPER - Yes, Mrs Nelson. FRANKIE AND JOHANN WHISPER - Yes, Mrs Nelson.
668 00:30:29,911 00:30:32,380 FLO: Was the accent too much? - No, the accent was perfect. FLO: Was the accent too much? - No, the accent was perfect.
669 00:30:32,414 00:30:34,667 Suitably irritating. - FLO GIGGLES Suitably irritating. - FLO GIGGLES
670 00:30:37,461 00:30:39,463 CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYS CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYS
671 00:30:55,562 00:30:58,657 You'll have to excuse my mother. She doesn't do anything in halves. You'll have to excuse my mother. She doesn't do anything in halves.
672 00:30:59,775 00:31:01,823 Mr Nelson has quite upset his wife. Mr Nelson has quite upset his wife.
673 00:31:01,985 00:31:03,328 Oh, he sure has. Oh, he sure has.
674 00:31:03,362 00:31:05,831 Oscar, husband number three Oscar, husband number three
675 00:31:06,073 00:31:08,997 was indiscreet with a Broadway starlet. was indiscreet with a Broadway starlet.
676 00:31:09,159 00:31:11,127 And careless enough to get caught. And careless enough to get caught.
677 00:31:11,161 00:31:14,256 It's gonna take something very extravagant and shiny It's gonna take something very extravagant and shiny
678 00:31:14,289 00:31:16,166 to win back the Diamond Queen this time. to win back the Diamond Queen this time.
679 00:31:16,208 00:31:17,300 A difficult task. A difficult task.
680 00:31:17,501 00:31:20,050 Oh, don't feel too sorry for Oscar. He has oodles of money. Oh, don't feel too sorry for Oscar. He has oodles of money.
681 00:31:20,087 00:31:22,089 He can afford whatever her heart desires. He can afford whatever her heart desires.
682 00:31:23,799 00:31:25,426 Handsome couple. - Mm. Handsome couple. - Mm.
683 00:31:25,967 00:31:26,968 Shame he's a murderer. Shame he's a murderer.
684 00:31:31,348 00:31:33,191 I think we could show them a thing or two. I think we could show them a thing or two.
685 00:31:34,476 00:31:35,398 Do you dance? Do you dance?
686 00:31:37,646 00:31:39,614 I had an excellent teacher in Paris. I had an excellent teacher in Paris.
687 00:31:41,441 00:31:43,785 So you dance and are well travelled. So you dance and are well travelled.
688 00:31:43,819 00:31:45,446 Seems I'm in good company. Seems I'm in good company.
689 00:31:45,695 00:31:49,825 Well, my father taught me education through experience. Well, my father taught me education through experience.
690 00:31:50,492 00:31:51,960 Sadly he passed. Sadly he passed.
691 00:31:52,994 00:31:54,917 But life with your mother is hardly onerous. But life with your mother is hardly onerous.
692 00:31:55,747 00:31:57,841 She cares more about diamonds than her daughter. She cares more about diamonds than her daughter.
693 00:31:58,291 00:31:59,383 How hurtful. How hurtful.
694 00:32:00,585 00:32:02,713 Actually, I find it amusing. Actually, I find it amusing.
695 00:32:09,678 00:32:10,930 Reel him in, honey. Reel him in, honey.
696 00:32:12,264 00:32:13,140 That's it. That's it.
697 00:32:13,932 00:32:15,104 Reel him in. Reel him in.
698 00:32:16,518 00:32:18,612 Can I tell you a secret? - Perhaps. Can I tell you a secret? - Perhaps.
699 00:32:18,687 00:32:21,736 Well, the owner of the Carolina, Antoinette's sister diamond... Well, the owner of the Carolina, Antoinette's sister diamond...
700 00:32:22,524 00:32:24,618 that's my mother. - Really? that's my mother. - Really?
701 00:32:27,946 00:32:29,869 She would've done anything to own the pair. She would've done anything to own the pair.
702 00:32:30,115 00:32:33,164 So, she was interested in buying the Antoinette? So, she was interested in buying the Antoinette?
703 00:32:33,660 00:32:35,879 Oh, you do read that awful drivel! Oh, you do read that awful drivel!
704 00:32:36,079 00:32:37,922 Everyone enjoys a little gossip. Everyone enjoys a little gossip.
705 00:32:38,123 00:32:39,841 She would have done anything to own it. She would have done anything to own it.
706 00:32:42,711 00:32:44,008 Perhaps she still can. Perhaps she still can.
707 00:32:44,045 00:32:46,264 Oh, don't be silly! It's gone forever. Oh, don't be silly! It's gone forever.
708 00:32:46,506 00:32:48,008 Yes, maybe you're right. Yes, maybe you're right.
709 00:32:50,218 00:32:51,891 Unless you know something you shouldn't? Unless you know something you shouldn't?
710 00:32:56,850 00:32:59,979 Mrs Amory! What are you doing here? Mrs Amory! What are you doing here?
711 00:33:02,022 00:33:03,865 Oh, God, not that bluenose! Oh, God, not that bluenose!
712 00:33:03,899 00:33:07,449 Don't pretend you don't know me, Mrs Amory. Don't pretend you don't know me, Mrs Amory.
713 00:33:07,986 00:33:09,613 Oh, that woman. Oh, my God! Oh, that woman. Oh, my God!
714 00:33:11,448 00:33:14,577 I thought your mother was called Eudora Nelson. I thought your mother was called Eudora Nelson.
715 00:33:14,951 00:33:15,827 She is. She is.
716 00:33:16,369 00:33:20,044 Then who, may I ask, is Mrs Amory? Then who, may I ask, is Mrs Amory?
717 00:33:26,379 00:33:28,757 My mother hates being called Mrs Amory. My mother hates being called Mrs Amory.
718 00:33:28,798 00:33:30,971 Abe Amory was her second husband. Abe Amory was her second husband.
719 00:33:31,593 00:33:34,813 That's quite a string of husbands. - Well, she collects them. That's quite a string of husbands. - Well, she collects them.
720 00:33:35,680 00:33:36,852 Like diamonds. Like diamonds.
721 00:33:36,890 00:33:38,392 SHE GIGGLES - Hm. SHE GIGGLES - Hm.
722 00:33:39,726 00:33:41,444 You said the word "diamond..." You said the word "diamond..."
723 00:33:41,645 00:33:43,647 Well, what brings you here, Mrs Middleton? Well, what brings you here, Mrs Middleton?
724 00:33:44,064 00:33:47,238 I'm bridge partners with Mrs Burns-Higgins. I'm bridge partners with Mrs Burns-Higgins.
725 00:33:47,526 00:33:48,402 Uh... Uh...
726 00:33:49,319 00:33:50,445 who invited you? who invited you?
727 00:33:50,529 00:33:53,453 Well, Mrs B, of course. We met at the ROM. Well, Mrs B, of course. We met at the ROM.
728 00:33:53,698 00:33:57,043 Charming person. - FIONA: Oh, the ROM? I think not. Charming person. - FIONA: Oh, the ROM? I think not.
729 00:33:57,244 00:34:00,544 The woman is allergic to history. Let's ask her. The woman is allergic to history. Let's ask her.
730 00:34:01,414 00:34:02,757 Oh! - FIONA YELLS Oh! - FIONA YELLS
731 00:34:03,041 00:34:05,135 Oh... - Clumsy fool! Oh... - Clumsy fool!
732 00:34:05,377 00:34:07,846 I'm so sorry, madam. - Let's get you dried off. I'm so sorry, madam. - Let's get you dried off.
733 00:34:07,879 00:34:10,098 MARY: I'm sorry! I'm so sorry! MARY: I'm sorry! I'm so sorry!
734 00:34:11,800 00:34:13,802 FRANKIE: I was actually quite fond of old Amory. FRANKIE: I was actually quite fond of old Amory.
735 00:34:13,843 00:34:15,845 He was the one who bought my mother the Carolina. He was the one who bought my mother the Carolina.
736 00:34:15,887 00:34:18,982 JOHANN: How generous of him. - Then he traded her in for a newer model. JOHANN: How generous of him. - Then he traded her in for a newer model.
737 00:34:19,307 00:34:22,436 Still, she landed on her feet, marrying a millionaire. Still, she landed on her feet, marrying a millionaire.
738 00:34:22,644 00:34:24,362 Still a sore spot for Oscar. Still a sore spot for Oscar.
739 00:34:24,729 00:34:26,982 Meaning? - You know, male pride and all that. Meaning? - You know, male pride and all that.
740 00:34:27,023 00:34:28,070 JOHANN: No, I don't. JOHANN: No, I don't.
741 00:34:28,108 00:34:30,452 Well, my mother's most cherished possession Well, my mother's most cherished possession
742 00:34:30,485 00:34:32,362 was bought for her by another man. was bought for her by another man.
743 00:34:32,404 00:34:34,577 It just... it doesn't sit right with him. It just... it doesn't sit right with him.
744 00:34:35,073 00:34:38,668 Then perhaps it's time for Oscar to become the better husband. Then perhaps it's time for Oscar to become the better husband.
745 00:34:39,327 00:34:41,125 What do you mean? - Oh, Olivia! What do you mean? - Oh, Olivia!
746 00:34:41,705 00:34:44,003 There you are. I have this evening's arrangements. There you are. I have this evening's arrangements.
747 00:34:44,040 00:34:47,135 Mr Nelson arrives at eight and your train to Montreal leaves at ten. Mr Nelson arrives at eight and your train to Montreal leaves at ten.
748 00:34:47,168 00:34:48,886 I've arranged a car to take you to the train station. I've arranged a car to take you to the train station.
749 00:34:48,920 00:34:50,012 Thank you, Miss Rutherford. Thank you, Miss Rutherford.
750 00:34:50,046 00:34:52,140 Oh, and Mrs Nelson thinks now's a good time to leave Oh, and Mrs Nelson thinks now's a good time to leave
751 00:34:52,173 00:34:53,095 so you can pack. so you can pack.
752 00:34:57,262 00:34:58,434 Seems I must go. Seems I must go.
753 00:34:58,680 00:34:59,602 What a shame. What a shame.
754 00:35:01,266 00:35:02,813 Perhaps I'll see you again sometime. Perhaps I'll see you again sometime.
755 00:35:03,893 00:35:06,692 From the sounds of it, there might be a small window this evening. From the sounds of it, there might be a small window this evening.
756 00:35:07,772 00:35:08,648 Is that so? Is that so?
757 00:35:09,065 00:35:13,821 It could be the perfect time for Oscar to reunite Carolina with her sister. It could be the perfect time for Oscar to reunite Carolina with her sister.
758 00:35:15,697 00:35:16,573 Oh, my! Oh, my!
759 00:35:17,866 00:35:20,585 Shall we say 8:30 at our suite in the Crown Ascot? Shall we say 8:30 at our suite in the Crown Ascot?
760 00:35:20,994 00:35:24,214 Perhaps I will see you again in that case. Perhaps I will see you again in that case.
761 00:35:25,040 00:35:26,087 Perhaps you will. Perhaps you will.
762 00:35:38,303 00:35:40,601 He's not coming. - I was so sure that I had him. He's not coming. - I was so sure that I had him.
763 00:35:41,806 00:35:42,932 Looked to me that you did. Looked to me that you did.
764 00:35:42,974 00:35:45,318 Where did it go wrong? - Oh, well, I'll tell you where. Where did it go wrong? - Oh, well, I'll tell you where.
765 00:35:45,352 00:35:48,947 It was going like clockwork until that dreadful Fiona Middleton barges in. It was going like clockwork until that dreadful Fiona Middleton barges in.
766 00:35:48,980 00:35:51,859 I mean, I couldn't stand that irritating woman the first time I met her. I mean, I couldn't stand that irritating woman the first time I met her.
767 00:35:51,900 00:35:53,698 Now I'm just ready to wring her neck. Now I'm just ready to wring her neck.
768 00:35:54,611 00:35:55,658 Oh, I need a drink. Oh, I need a drink.
769 00:35:57,030 00:35:58,156 We don't have a fall-back. We don't have a fall-back.
770 00:35:59,157 00:36:00,500 There's always a fall-back. There's always a fall-back.
771 00:36:01,618 00:36:03,541 We could break into his room at Mrs Burns-Higgins' We could break into his room at Mrs Burns-Higgins'
772 00:36:03,578 00:36:04,545 and find the diamond. and find the diamond.
773 00:36:04,996 00:36:07,249 If he's onto to us, he'll be expecting a move like that. If he's onto to us, he'll be expecting a move like that.
774 00:36:07,290 00:36:09,133 PHONE RINGS - NORA: Shh! PHONE RINGS - NORA: Shh!
775 00:36:11,711 00:36:12,633 Hello? Hello?
776 00:36:14,506 00:36:15,382 Thank you. Thank you.
777 00:36:15,674 00:36:18,723 Right, gals, that was the front desk. The Count is here and on his way up. Right, gals, that was the front desk. The Count is here and on his way up.
778 00:36:18,760 00:36:20,307 We're on. Places, everyone. We're on. Places, everyone.
779 00:36:20,595 00:36:22,063 You ready? - Sure am. You ready? - Sure am.
780 00:36:32,899 00:36:33,821 Count Johann. Count Johann.
781 00:36:34,109 00:36:36,157 I believe Miss Olivia might be expecting me. I believe Miss Olivia might be expecting me.
782 00:36:36,653 00:36:37,700 Of course. Come in. Of course. Come in.
783 00:36:46,955 00:36:47,922 FRANKIE: You came. FRANKIE: You came.
784 00:36:48,540 00:36:50,133 And just in time for cocktails. And just in time for cocktails.
785 00:36:50,542 00:36:52,419 Something stronger than ginger ale, I hope. Something stronger than ginger ale, I hope.
786 00:36:52,460 00:36:53,336 Indeed. Indeed.
787 00:36:55,380 00:36:56,427 Is Oscar joining us? Is Oscar joining us?
788 00:36:57,090 00:37:00,014 So you do have the solution to Oscar's marital predicament? So you do have the solution to Oscar's marital predicament?
789 00:37:05,682 00:37:07,309 Only the buyer sees the stone. Only the buyer sees the stone.
790 00:37:07,934 00:37:08,856 Just a peek! Just a peek!
791 00:37:09,352 00:37:11,195 To see if she is who you say she is. To see if she is who you say she is.
792 00:37:11,229 00:37:13,698 You will have to take my word. - Trust you, you mean? You will have to take my word. - Trust you, you mean?
793 00:37:13,732 00:37:14,608 Exactly. Exactly.
794 00:37:16,359 00:37:17,827 It's getting late. Where is Oscar? It's getting late. Where is Oscar?
795 00:37:19,112 00:37:20,785 Well, seeing as you're in a hurry... Well, seeing as you're in a hurry...
796 00:37:22,824 00:37:23,700 Oscar! Oscar!
797 00:37:26,369 00:37:29,293 Oscar, meet Count Johann. Oscar, meet Count Johann.
798 00:37:30,290 00:37:32,258 I believe you may have something to show me. I believe you may have something to show me.
799 00:37:42,385 00:37:43,887 FRANKIE: His friend, the Antoinette. FRANKIE: His friend, the Antoinette.
800 00:37:45,346 00:37:47,314 Oh! Oscar! Oh! Oscar!
801 00:37:49,309 00:37:52,108 You naughty boy! She's absolutely gorgeous. You naughty boy! She's absolutely gorgeous.
802 00:37:52,145 00:37:53,192 How much are you asking? How much are you asking?
803 00:37:53,646 00:37:54,613 Shall we say... Shall we say...
804 00:37:56,316 00:37:57,784 One-hundred thousand? One-hundred thousand?
805 00:37:58,610 00:37:59,907 Well, that seems reasonable. Well, that seems reasonable.
806 00:38:00,904 00:38:02,156 Camille! What do you think? Camille! What do you think?
807 00:38:04,073 00:38:06,667 That's him! That's the man I saw. That's him! That's the man I saw.
808 00:38:07,202 00:38:08,829 Detective Greyson, Toronto Police. Detective Greyson, Toronto Police.
809 00:38:09,162 00:38:11,460 You are under arrest for grand larceny and murder. You are under arrest for grand larceny and murder.
810 00:38:13,958 00:38:15,255 THEY GASP - Frankie. THEY GASP - Frankie.
811 00:38:15,627 00:38:17,049 Get off me, you brute! Get off me, you brute!
812 00:38:17,420 00:38:18,717 Don't think I won't do it. Don't think I won't do it.
813 00:38:21,716 00:38:23,764 Take one more step and I will slit her throat. Take one more step and I will slit her throat.
814 00:38:25,804 00:38:27,431 You're not gonna get away with this, Johann. You're not gonna get away with this, Johann.
815 00:38:29,557 00:38:30,683 Auf wiedersehen. Auf wiedersehen.
816 00:38:31,851 00:38:33,353 JOHANN GROANS - CAMILLE SCREAMS JOHANN GROANS - CAMILLE SCREAMS
817 00:38:33,728 00:38:34,980 CAMILLE GASPS CAMILLE GASPS
818 00:38:40,568 00:38:41,740 Nice shot, Miss Clarke. Nice shot, Miss Clarke.
819 00:38:41,778 00:38:43,030 Thank you. It's a specialty. Thank you. It's a specialty.
820 00:38:43,738 00:38:45,115 That's likely the murder weapon. That's likely the murder weapon.
821 00:38:45,448 00:38:46,665 Yeah, very likely. Yeah, very likely.
822 00:38:50,578 00:38:51,704 Thanks for playing along. Thanks for playing along.
823 00:38:52,831 00:38:54,083 Well, it is my job. Well, it is my job.
824 00:38:54,249 00:38:57,002 This should be a tricky one to explain down at the station. This should be a tricky one to explain down at the station.
825 00:38:57,043 00:38:58,169 I'm sure you'll think of something. I'm sure you'll think of something.
826 00:38:59,462 00:39:00,839 Does anyone have any smelling salts? Does anyone have any smelling salts?
827 00:39:00,880 00:39:02,928 So, uh, where's the diamond? So, uh, where's the diamond?
828 00:39:03,383 00:39:06,182 If you don't mind, I sure would like one last look at that beauty. If you don't mind, I sure would like one last look at that beauty.
829 00:39:06,469 00:39:07,470 Check his pockets. Check his pockets.
830 00:39:08,388 00:39:09,560 Well, his right pocket. Well, his right pocket.
831 00:39:14,143 00:39:15,315 It's gone. - What? It's gone. - What?
832 00:39:16,312 00:39:17,188 Where is it? Where is it?
833 00:39:17,313 00:39:18,189 Where's Camille? Where's Camille?
834 00:39:18,898 00:39:20,195 She took off with the diamond! She took off with the diamond!
835 00:39:21,401 00:39:22,368 Try Hank's! Try Hank's!
836 00:39:26,155 00:39:27,702 So the lovebirds have flown the coop. So the lovebirds have flown the coop.
837 00:39:27,740 00:39:29,242 Did you see that coming. Camille and the diamond? Did you see that coming. Camille and the diamond?
838 00:39:29,284 00:39:30,160 Not for a second. Not for a second.
839 00:39:32,328 00:39:34,831 Oh! - Seems Mr Sommers lost a daughter Oh! - Seems Mr Sommers lost a daughter
840 00:39:34,873 00:39:36,045 but found his horse. but found his horse.
841 00:39:42,463 00:39:43,840 NORA: "So it ends here, Frankie. NORA: "So it ends here, Frankie.
842 00:39:44,257 00:39:45,975 "L wish we could've put the past behind us "L wish we could've put the past behind us
843 00:39:46,009 00:39:48,603 "but maybe we never can, and to tell you the truth "but maybe we never can, and to tell you the truth
844 00:39:48,928 00:39:51,977 "this mess was probably all my fault, that's if I'm being honest. "this mess was probably all my fault, that's if I'm being honest.
845 00:39:52,724 00:39:54,397 "Maybe in our next lifetime, huh? "Maybe in our next lifetime, huh?
846 00:39:55,602 00:39:57,320 "Still, it's been swell. "Still, it's been swell.
847 00:39:58,938 00:39:59,814 "Nora." "Nora."
848 00:40:03,568 00:40:05,036 KNOCK ON DOOR KNOCK ON DOOR
849 00:40:06,487 00:40:07,830 KNOCK ON DOOR KNOCK ON DOOR
850 00:40:07,864 00:40:09,411 Yeah, no need to break it down! Yeah, no need to break it down!
851 00:40:09,866 00:40:11,243 KNOCK ON DOOR KNOCK ON DOOR
852 00:40:11,868 00:40:12,744 I'm coming. I'm coming.
853 00:40:14,162 00:40:17,086 Bags are packed. I got a train ticket out of town... Bags are packed. I got a train ticket out of town...
854 00:40:17,957 00:40:19,584 Oh! Nice of you to see me off. Oh! Nice of you to see me off.
855 00:40:19,626 00:40:22,425 Oh, well, I wish you a good trip. The hotel is most grateful. Oh, well, I wish you a good trip. The hotel is most grateful.
856 00:40:22,462 00:40:23,884 Oh, I'm sure you are. Oh, I'm sure you are.
857 00:40:24,047 00:40:26,641 Yes, not many of our guests pay a year in advance. Yes, not many of our guests pay a year in advance.
858 00:40:28,134 00:40:29,727 Well, isn't that something? Well, isn't that something?
859 00:40:32,055 00:40:35,685 Yes. well... I look forward to your return. Yes. well... I look forward to your return.
860 00:40:44,359 00:40:46,487 "I've bought you a little more time. "I've bought you a little more time.
861 00:40:46,527 00:40:48,950 Give it another year. Antoinette." Give it another year. Antoinette."
862 00:40:48,988 00:40:50,160 SHE GASPS SHE GASPS
863 00:40:52,116 00:40:55,245 Oh, Camille, you little minx! Oh, Camille, you little minx!
864 00:41:02,418 00:41:03,544 Get me Room Service. Get me Room Service.
865 00:41:07,215 00:41:08,808 Thanks for bringing her home to me. Thanks for bringing her home to me.
866 00:41:09,258 00:41:10,555 Not that I need her now. Not that I need her now.
867 00:41:11,344 00:41:13,142 I could retire if I wanted to I could retire if I wanted to
868 00:41:13,179 00:41:15,648 thanks to Camille and that new husband of hers. thanks to Camille and that new husband of hers.
869 00:41:16,349 00:41:17,225 Ahhh... Ahhh...
870 00:41:18,476 00:41:19,602 Look at that! - Oh, my! Look at that! - Oh, my!
871 00:41:19,644 00:41:20,941 Runs like a top! Runs like a top!
872 00:41:22,063 00:41:23,280 Debts paid off too. Debts paid off too.
873 00:41:24,107 00:41:26,781 Struck lucky, did she? - Oh-ho! Could say that. Struck lucky, did she? - Oh-ho! Could say that.
874 00:41:27,360 00:41:30,705 Wrote that she met a man, a Viscount or some such. Wrote that she met a man, a Viscount or some such.
875 00:41:31,114 00:41:32,457 Sounds like a fairy tale. Sounds like a fairy tale.
876 00:41:32,824 00:41:34,246 Ooh, it is, at that. Ooh, it is, at that.
877 00:41:34,867 00:41:35,993 She's somewhere in Europe. She's somewhere in Europe.
878 00:41:37,704 00:41:39,172 Hope she's still going to church. Hope she's still going to church.
879 00:41:39,455 00:41:42,208 I'm sure she's counting her blessings. wherever she is. I'm sure she's counting her blessings. wherever she is.
880 00:41:48,297 00:41:50,595 TRUDY: Camille loved reading those Judith Dawes adventures. TRUDY: Camille loved reading those Judith Dawes adventures.
881 00:41:50,633 00:41:52,351 And now she's living one on her own. And now she's living one on her own.
882 00:41:52,385 00:41:54,604 Here we thought she was just a farm girl. Here we thought she was just a farm girl.
883 00:41:54,971 00:41:56,473 Just a farm girl, my ass! Just a farm girl, my ass!
884 00:41:56,681 00:41:59,104 And you owe me for that dress she took off in! And you owe me for that dress she took off in!
885 00:41:59,142 00:42:01,315 It was expensive, so dig deep. It was expensive, so dig deep.
886 00:42:01,352 00:42:03,480 Well, she was a quick learner, you gotta give her that much. Well, she was a quick learner, you gotta give her that much.
887 00:42:03,521 00:42:04,818 Oh, wasn't she just? Oh, wasn't she just?
888 00:42:04,856 00:42:06,904 And I should've thought of nicking that stone myself! And I should've thought of nicking that stone myself!
889 00:42:06,941 00:42:08,614 A gal's gotta do what a gal's gotta do. A gal's gotta do what a gal's gotta do.
890 00:42:08,943 00:42:10,536 Even if it means stealing a diamond? Even if it means stealing a diamond?
891 00:42:10,611 00:42:13,114 Is it really stealing if a diamonds already stolen? Is it really stealing if a diamonds already stolen?
892 00:42:13,156 00:42:16,330 But how did Camille manage to sell the Antoinette anyways? But how did Camille manage to sell the Antoinette anyways?
893 00:42:16,367 00:42:18,461 Oh! Guess who took off with my little black book Oh! Guess who took off with my little black book
894 00:42:18,494 00:42:20,496 full of all my fence contacts? - Oh! full of all my fence contacts? - Oh!
895 00:42:20,538 00:42:21,835 That's some nerve! - THEY LAUGH That's some nerve! - THEY LAUGH
896 00:42:21,873 00:42:23,295 Well, she learned from the best. Well, she learned from the best.
897 00:42:24,167 00:42:25,339 I wonder where she is now. I wonder where she is now.
898 00:42:26,085 00:42:27,507 Well, we got a special delivery. Well, we got a special delivery.
899 00:42:27,795 00:42:28,842 Real Champagne. Real Champagne.
900 00:42:29,172 00:42:30,094 From France. From France.
901 00:42:30,673 00:42:32,016 FRANKIE: That might answer your question, Nora. FRANKIE: That might answer your question, Nora.
902 00:42:32,050 00:42:34,144 Ooh! THEY LAUGH Ooh! THEY LAUGH
903 00:42:34,886 00:42:36,103 FLO: To Camille. FLO: To Camille.
904 00:42:36,929 00:42:37,851 What a gall What a gall
905 00:42:37,889 00:42:39,015 THEY CHUCKLE - Here you go. THEY CHUCKLE - Here you go.
906 00:42:40,433 00:42:42,231 There you go." - Thank you. There you go." - Thank you.
907 00:42:44,145 00:42:45,522 So, what happened to you leaving? So, what happened to you leaving?
908 00:42:46,105 00:42:46,981 What? What?
909 00:42:47,774 00:42:50,027 I thought this was your "perfect swan song." I thought this was your "perfect swan song."
910 00:42:50,068 00:42:52,696 Oh, that, yeah! Um... I've decided to... Oh, that, yeah! Um... I've decided to...
911 00:42:52,737 00:42:53,954 uh, give it another year. uh, give it another year.
912 00:42:55,406 00:42:56,282 A year? A year?
913 00:42:56,991 00:42:57,867 Why not? Why not?
914 00:42:59,118 00:42:59,994 Why not? Why not?