00:00Bad!
00:02Bad!
00:04Bad!
00:34Bad!
00:41Bad!
00:54Bad!
00:57Bad!
00:58I'm trying to pack the
00:59one.
01:02Give that to Mr.
01:03Fruit.
01:04Get ready.
01:05Get ready.
01:09All right.
01:09Get ready.
01:10Let's go.
01:10Come ahead.
01:39We're gonna go back to a couple more.
01:48Good morning, Mr. Griffin.
01:50They're moving in at last, then.
01:51Looks like it.
01:53Bad news, I'm afraid.
01:55They're old.
01:55They get bad news every week.
01:57They're all hot.
01:58We've got it.
02:19Looks like another one.
02:20Oh, dear.
02:21I wonder who that is now.
02:23I'll take those.
02:24Thank you, John.
02:25Why not let Miss Armstrong carry them up?
02:27Well, that one at least.
02:28Thank you, Mrs. Barr.
02:30But I think I know what I'm doing.
02:40I'm afraid none of them are worth the paper they're printed on.
02:43But surely with the railroads spreading all over the country.
02:47Every day the papers talk of some new millionaire who's made his fortune out of railways.
02:50And every day the bankruptcy courts see rail companies go under, taking their owners and
02:55investors down with them.
02:58Miss Brooke, the plain fact is I've looked into the estate of the late Mr. Brooke.
03:02The late General Brooke.
03:04The late General Brooke.
03:06And I cannot find any assets beyond the contents of his bank account.
03:10And the house?
03:11The house is rented, Miss Brooke.
03:13I'm sure that's wrong.
03:15No, I'm afraid not.
03:18But my father always said...
03:24I see.
03:27So, how much is left?
03:29I've paid the funeral.
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