- 14 hours ago
First broadcast 19th April 1985.
When a cat burglar known as The Black Magic Man breaks into a Special Branch 'safe house' where two illegal immigrants are being held for questioning, Maggie finds herself on trial.
Eric Deacon - Ryan
Rachel Meidman - Rebecca
Jadie Rivas - Francoise
Kenny Ireland - Ford
Stafford Gordon - Pollard
Jill Gascoine - Maggie Forbes
Rosalyn Landor - Pru Standfast
Alan Maurice - PC Wall
Michael Aldridge - Teal
June Marlow - Mrs. Richards
Nitza Shaul - Nikki (as Nitza Saul)
Leslie Ash - Fred Smith
Bernard Holley - D I Turnbull
Nigel Gregory - Reed
Rachael Heaton-Armstrong - Pintail
Seymour Matthews - Bannister
Maya Woolfe - Caroline
Frank Duncan - Batt
When a cat burglar known as The Black Magic Man breaks into a Special Branch 'safe house' where two illegal immigrants are being held for questioning, Maggie finds herself on trial.
Eric Deacon - Ryan
Rachel Meidman - Rebecca
Jadie Rivas - Francoise
Kenny Ireland - Ford
Stafford Gordon - Pollard
Jill Gascoine - Maggie Forbes
Rosalyn Landor - Pru Standfast
Alan Maurice - PC Wall
Michael Aldridge - Teal
June Marlow - Mrs. Richards
Nitza Shaul - Nikki (as Nitza Saul)
Leslie Ash - Fred Smith
Bernard Holley - D I Turnbull
Nigel Gregory - Reed
Rachael Heaton-Armstrong - Pintail
Seymour Matthews - Bannister
Maya Woolfe - Caroline
Frank Duncan - Batt
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00:28I'll see you next time.
00:59I'll see you next time.
01:27I'll see you next time.
01:32I'll see you next time.
01:57You won't chill on me, will you?
01:59Rebecca, I go to repeat to ten, then I go to shut the door and go to say to your
02:04father.
02:05One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, I will go to get croque-métain.
02:17What's that?
02:19He will eat your fingers.
02:22Eight, nine...
02:24No!
02:29Get away, villain!
02:33I can't see if she's shut the door.
02:39Who?
02:40I need Daddy's room.
02:58Perhaps she's telling his stories.
03:00Perhaps.
03:18Find the police.
03:49Sparrow to nest.
03:50No joy.
03:50He hasn't appeared.
03:52You're coming in for breakfast.
03:53Al.
04:0718, 19, 20.
04:16A man.
04:17Not that, Maggie.
04:18Miss Standfast.
04:20A rude man.
04:22A fat man.
04:23Come on.
04:24One.
04:25What do you mean, one?
04:2615.
04:2715.
04:2715.
04:3016.
04:31You the I's agency, Church Lane.
04:33Indeed.
04:35I want you to do something.
04:36Good.
04:37I put some very expensive items stolen from my house.
04:41Earrings.
04:42Four weeks ago.
04:44Police have got nowhere.
04:45Now I find my place is one of a string.
04:47I want them back.
04:49Same percentage as the insurance.
04:51Ten grand.
04:52No questions asked?
04:54Uh-huh.
04:55Weak out.
04:57Your turn.
04:59Would you excuse us a moment, Mr.
05:01Gardner Ford?
05:08Explain.
05:11The catch is the insurance companies pay 10% for information leading to the arrest and conviction
05:18of those responsible, and they pay pro rata for the value recovered.
05:23Now that's legal.
05:24So?
05:25No questions asked is illegal.
05:29Nobody gets arrested.
05:31Then we'll arrest.
05:32That's not what the fat man says.
05:34I buy you a new tracksuit.
05:37Three gallons of fill of sand.
05:39And help you with your joined-up handwriting.
05:41In other words, I am trying to help you forget your helmet.
05:45We are not policemen.
05:46It's illegal.
05:48I don't care, nor should you.
05:50Miss Standfast.
05:51We are continuously being asked to do illegal things for the government.
05:56Oh.
05:57We'll just have to learn to live with our little sins.
06:00Go and tell the Gardner we love his money.
06:17Get back.
06:22Get back.
06:35Get back.
06:37Get back.
06:40Oh, come on, you lovely, lovely Dago.
06:49Set your stinking trotters on our land.
07:03Get him for Christ's sake.
07:17I'm sorry about this, cousin.
07:34Now, are you sure?
07:38Yeah, I'm glad you're doing it.
08:10Seabird, go in.
08:3310-16.
08:3510-16.
08:3710-16.
08:38Ferry Beach.
08:392-4-5.
08:412-4.
08:432-4.
08:44What have you got?
08:46He wears black, always night.
08:48No summertime jobs.
08:4921 out, 24 possibly associated with him.
08:52He took only jewellery.
08:54Three times cash.
08:55How much?
08:57About two grand.
08:58Oh, you might use that to live off.
09:00He's a loner.
09:01Nobody else mentioned?
09:04No cars.
09:05How many wall safes?
09:0619.
09:06He's a magpie.
09:08He's sold nothing.
09:09Nothing's appeared in the trade.
09:10He may be totally new.
09:11We know CRO's got nothing on him.
09:13Reckon he's keeping it all for one trip?
09:15I hope so.
09:16That's the danger time.
09:17You either get nicked at scene of crimes or trying to sell.
09:20Why haven't the local plod done anything about all these wall safes?
09:23God knows.
09:24Look, you get all you can on anyone in this area who fits wall safes or alarm systems.
09:30Might be just him picking on big houses.
09:32What about you?
09:34Get the expenses out.
09:37A certain colleague of mine have been moved to this area.
09:40I'm going to treat him to the biggest McDonald's he's had since Seven Dials.
09:44Listen, no one gets within a mile with him.
09:47It's not all written down.
09:51Detective Inspector Turnbull, please.
09:54Personal.
10:03Great the edges and still at it.
10:05I just won a bet.
10:06I gave you three months and you'll be after my body.
10:10How are you?
10:11Fine.
10:12Still?
10:13No.
10:16Sorry to drag you out here.
10:17One of our lads was hacked around this morning.
10:19Illegal landing.
10:20I'll just go and see him and then we can take up where we left off.
10:24I'll walk with him.
10:30What happened?
10:31It's all very quiet.
10:32Which leaves your favourite D.I. not well pleased.
10:44You our assistant?
10:46Colleague.
10:46Good.
10:47Because I don't pay to be fobbed off.
10:51Hmm.
10:53Fitter's name's Bannister.
10:57We'll do everything we can.
10:59You know, it doesn't matter how much money you've got.
11:02When you've been burgled, you still feel dirty.
11:07Can I ask you a few questions?
11:09Like what?
11:10Like when was the last time your wife wore the earrings?
11:13How often and where and if in public?
11:14And have your insurance company reassured?
11:17Ten months ago.
11:19Who were the insurers?
11:21My wife died 73 days ago.
11:27They were the first things I bought her that I couldn't afford.
11:30Don't go but.
11:45Don't go home.
11:48Don't go home.
11:49Don't go but.
11:54Don't get me hungry.
11:54Don't go home.
11:55Don't go home.
11:58Don't go home.
11:59Don't go home.
12:00But the interest is still just in the end.
12:01Hello. Hello.
12:04Do you think you could show me the way out? Of course.
12:08You're Rebecca, aren't you?
12:09Rebecca Miriam Eloise Gardner Ford.
12:17Rebecca Miriam Eloise Gardner Ford.
12:23That's a long name, isn't it?
12:26You talk like the magic man.
12:28How's it?
12:30You won't tell, will ya?
12:54Banisters.
12:56Hmm.
13:03Have you got the dying declaration booklet?
13:07If I'm not here, you know what to do.
13:08I hope neither of us has to.
13:12Bastards. They hit him really hard.
13:14He fell face down into mud, so not enough oxygen got to his brain.
13:19So what can I do for you?
13:21You're a black magic man.
13:24Who's been on to you, Gardner Ford?
13:27He's not known our magic man. He's a loner.
13:30Knows this area backwards.
13:31Good with alarms and always jewellery.
13:35Gardner Ford's wife.
13:38Died in here of leukemia.
13:41It's the same as in there.
13:42There's a lot going on I don't know about.
13:43I've done a special circulation of the missing jewellery to all forces.
13:46And I've asked for it to be punted round Hatton Garden.
13:48Not a whisper.
13:50Well, as we know, the dealers like to keep all their best tips for the men.
13:54Look.
13:55I'll help you if you make sure that if anything starts to get past, I get told.
13:59Alright.
14:00And I'm there.
14:02Thereabouts.
14:03When he's nicked.
14:04Okay.
14:19A firm called J.W. Bannister. 76 Burnham Street.
14:24The Mr. Bannister hasn't been in his shop for two weeks and nobody answers the phone.
14:28Any luck with Turnbull?
14:30No.
14:30He's too busy with a chap who may be dying.
14:35What magic man talks like that?
14:38Paul Daniels.
14:39Who's he?
14:40He's a magic man from TV.
14:43I don't watch TV.
14:44Turns the brain.
14:56Alright, keep going then. Go on.
14:58Oh, come on John.
15:01You're the last guy you heard of him.
15:03Yes, sir.
15:03Right, go on son.
15:04Go on.
15:05Keep the wind.
15:13You're going back.
15:19Hello, Sophie.
15:19No, I'm going back to him.
15:21I'll do that.
15:21I love him.
15:22I love you, too.
15:23I love you.
15:27I'm so sorry.
15:28I love you, too.
15:29I love you.
15:30I love you, too.
15:35You're my number one.
18:07It's obvious.
18:08The goodies got him.
18:09Must be.
18:11Otherwise, there'd be a 40-man squad by now in an incident room.
18:14What did your PC war actually see?
18:17Perhaps two women being led away?
18:20Perhaps two women being led away?
18:20A man wheeling two bikes?
18:21Two launches budding each other?
18:23Not much.
18:24Say it was coppers and a stakeout.
18:26Okay, our own.
18:27But why don't the harbour authorities know about either boat?
18:29Because they don't.
18:30They're both private.
18:32Do you know a friendly SB man?
18:35Do you know a friendly SB man?
18:35It's his shop.
18:36Isn't that safer?
18:39I don't have any more on our black magic man.
18:43He's northern.
18:45What size shoes?
18:47Gardner Ford's little girl told one of my colleagues.
18:51You know what I reckon?
18:53You know things I don't.
18:55Your paranoia show.
19:08Why didn't you stay in the big city?
19:11Because I'm flashing bad with it.
19:14That's not what they say.
19:15Who?
19:17Those who know.
19:18Who you know.
19:20You do know things I don't.
19:22No.
19:23Well, I'm going to find out.
19:27Why are you down here?
19:29I've told you I'm into a bit of private.
19:33I'm my own boss.
19:35Mike.
19:40What would you do if I did something illegal?
19:43Something very, very ungallant.
19:55All right.
19:56You check out the missing jewellery in Haddon Garden.
19:58Can you?
19:59I've got to schlep up there.
20:01I can't do it over the phone.
20:03I'll be back about three.
20:04And if Fred will check out if Bannister's still not in the shop, we'll go in tonight.
20:08Illegal trespass?
20:10I thought you were against things like that.
20:11Someone ordered me.
20:14Well?
20:17All right.
20:17We'll do it the slower way.
20:18Fred can talk to the 24 victims.
20:20And we can check on what a sort of safe and alarm.
20:23Find out the dates they were fitted and by whom.
20:26Why can't Detective Lover Turnbull open his files and help out?
20:29Because at some things he's lazy and not very clever.
20:32What about the other thing?
20:33Mind your own business.
20:35All right.
20:37You seem to be at your best at night.
20:41Are you sure nobody got in?
20:43If he did, he's as good as I am.
20:47You'll do the outside?
20:48Every inch.
20:50Good.
20:52And I'll do it again.
21:10Is your room comfortable?
21:12I want my mother here.
21:14Well, you want her distressed.
21:16Why?
21:16You're not doing anything to me.
21:18Well, of course not.
21:19Then why should she be distressed?
21:21By seeing you overreact to a polite question.
21:25Is your room comfortable?
21:28Nikki?
21:29You keep off my name.
21:31The reasons you're clear about, and we certainly are.
21:35Unless you help us as much as you can, you'll be here for quite a while.
21:39I've done nothing wrong.
21:40This is false imprisonment.
21:42On the contrary, it's for your own safety.
21:43You've got no right.
21:46Landing illegally isn't a good start if we're going to talk about ruts, eh?
21:51You and your mother will be well looked after.
21:56It's impossible for you to get out of this house.
21:59Really, it is.
22:00Or for that matter, for any friends of your father to get in here.
22:05Well, you're very safe.
22:08You're as precious to us as you are to your father.
22:15Do you know where he is?
22:18When did you see him last?
22:27Why land at Sheerness?
22:30One up somewhere on any other coast.
22:36Well, it's early days yet.
22:38Perhaps you've forgotten why.
22:40Eh?
22:40It'll come back.
22:42We'll help.
22:44You can go now.
22:56Is your room comfortable?
22:58Mrs. Richards?
23:02Why did you land in this country illegally, Mrs. Richards?
23:09I've been told you are a very intelligent woman.
23:13A boom to your husband.
23:17You know what's assumed about the right to keep silent in a court of law.
23:22The last refuge of the guilty.
23:25Why did you enter this country illegally, Mrs. Richards?
23:31Where were you going with no suitcases, sir?
23:35I take it, what, the bikes were for getting into Chatham?
23:39Hmm?
23:45A bit undignified, isn't it?
23:48For a woman of your age?
23:51A bit undignified, isn't it?
23:52And wealth.
23:55And what, on a charity ride, were you?
23:59Raising money for the families of the hundred or so children your husband kills every twelve months.
24:32Let's talk about maps, Mrs. Richards.
24:37Hmm?
24:37Shall we?
24:39I'm not going to force you to make any long speeches, because we know that's not your style.
24:45But, Mrs. Ricardo, your husband comes from Sicily.
24:51Part of a group of evil bastards who kidnap, remove ears from those they kidnap,
24:56to use for proof against ransom money.
24:59Hmm?
25:02Now, this handsome ransom profit doesn't go into schools or hospitals or the policeman's ball.
25:11No.
25:12It's invested here, in Singapore,
25:16to finance the transport of tons of heroin from here.
25:20Pakistan.
25:21Pakistan.
25:22To here.
25:23Europe.
25:25And eventually,
25:26to here.
25:28London.
25:35And your husband is, of course, an honest sheep farmer from New South Wales.
25:40Yes.
25:42No.
25:44There was a farmer.
25:46You may not have noticed, Mrs. Ricardo, but your husband hasn't been home for two years.
25:52Hmm?
25:53Left you and Nicky guarding Les Moutons.
25:56He's been en France.
25:58Oh, lots of places, including Nordic ports that send their ships to Cheyernes.
26:05But you have to have met him here.
26:10You don't think he's trying to get rid of you, do you?
26:13Listen, our friend in Oslo told us you'd be landing on our beach.
26:21Mrs. Ricardo,
26:23I've been polite so far.
26:27But there is it, isn't there?
26:31Hmm.
26:32Hmm.
26:32Hmm.
26:33Hmm.
26:34Hmm.
26:36Hmm.
26:37Hmm.
26:38Hmm.
26:41Hmm.
26:44Hmm.
26:46Hmm.
27:01Fred?
27:02Yes?
27:03Last time you checked Bannister's shop, can you remember whether the upstairs curtains
27:08were drawn?
27:10No.
27:13Well, no, they weren't drawn, or no, you can't remember?
27:16No, I can't remember.
27:29Your mother assures me she can deal with isolation quite easily enough.
27:35Perhaps I come from being left on her own so much.
27:39How about you?
27:41Who are you?
27:42Who do you think?
27:43Police.
27:44No.
27:46Worse than that.
27:48I think you'd better answer my question.
27:50I'll manage.
27:51Why did you enter this country illegally?
27:55Because on that little hook, Nikki, we can keep you here for as long as we like.
27:58You can't.
27:59We have the right to a lawyer.
28:01Nobody knows you're here.
28:04But you could blame your father.
28:05I don't know where he is.
28:07I don't believe you.
28:08And consider one thing, Nikki.
28:10At the moment, you're going to prison.
28:14He's not that bad.
28:17Hey.
28:19He's not that bad.
28:26Heroine.
28:27Before.
28:32And after.
28:35Now, when this girl finally died, aged 19 like you, she weighed five stone.
28:45And he couldn't peel her skin from her bed.
28:48And he couldn't peel her skin from her bed.
28:50And he couldn't peel her skin from her bed.
28:57We have tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow.
29:04And tomorrow, after that.
29:08Mike?
29:09According to my contact, nothing has been offered.
29:12It's all small pieces of jewellery.
29:13Very expensive.
29:14Could or would sell it there.
29:16Yeah.
29:17He reckons we're halfway to the continent here, so it might be going abroad.
29:22Okay?
29:23Thanks for trying.
29:25You, er, haven't got up to anything naughty yet.
29:31Just give me time.
29:35Goodbye.
30:03Okay, see you.
30:26Okay, see you.
30:30There's a few minutes.
31:37Would you excuse me, please?
31:47Who are you?
31:50How did you get in?
31:53Get me out of here.
31:54Or a scream.
32:21Or a scream.
32:34Where's the list of wall safes you've fitted, Mr. Bannister?
32:38Are they in here?
32:39You've got no right to go through my stuff.
32:41Who the hell are you?
32:42I can't find them anywhere else.
32:45Who are you?
32:4624 large houses in the area have been burgled, Mr. Bannister, all with safes.
32:51How many of them are fitted by you?
32:58You still haven't answered by question.
33:00The thief knew about the safes.
33:02Nothing to do with me.
33:04Are you going to answer me or not?
33:07What am I doing?
33:08I'm being burgled.
33:09I must be mad.
33:10All the burglaries followed a pattern, Mr. Locksmith.
33:15Whoever they were, knew about the safes, knew the numbers, and so no fuss.
33:20If you're not police, lady, you're in trouble.
33:27Open that door.
33:40What a lovely perfume.
33:45Oh, is she?
33:47Oh, yeah, I noticed the lights were on.
33:48And his wife sleeps in Chatham.
33:51Hello?
33:53Is the list in there?
33:55Uh, no.
33:56No, my papers were stolen.
33:58Why didn't you report it?
34:00Oh, yeah.
34:01Bloody good advert that would have been, wouldn't it?
34:03I'm a locksmith, lady.
34:06I don't believe you.
34:08I think he's mine.
34:09I think he's dodging VAT.
34:16Look.
34:17Petty cash.
34:19And lock guarantees.
34:20That's all.
34:22When I heard about those break-ins, I was scared.
34:25That list was stolen.
34:26God's truth.
34:28Hello.
34:33Caroline.
34:36Good night, darling.
34:41You do seem to lose a lot of things, Mr. Ballister.
34:45Look, who are you lot anyway, eh?
34:47I'm calling the police.
34:49Oh, ask for Detective Inspector Turnbull.
34:52And while you're at it, explain to him why you kept back information from the place.
35:06Pintail, upper floor.
35:08Miss Richard's gone.
35:13Escapee.
35:14Escapee.
35:15I'm pursuing.
35:17Leaving building.
35:21Let's go.
35:23Go.
35:32Go.
35:36Go.
35:37Go.
35:39Go.
35:52what's your name it's not broken i know you're a doctor as well as a thief and how come you're
36:01so
36:01good on walls dave what's wrong police have been around to banisters have they got on to you
36:16no don't let them get here of course not will you be all right yeah yeah i'm all right thanks
36:36but who are you
36:41if you'll just get me some jeans tomorrow and lend me enough to get to london i promise i don't
36:47exist
36:53hello it doesn't matter whether bannister was telling the truth or not the list has gone
36:59now i'm telling you that fact i want something ah how's your copper he'll live he's a bit damaged
37:07but he'll live there was a scene of crimes man don't be breaking but they're good both of them
37:12never stop they found glove marks i've kept forensic to myself how did you know that doesn't matter i
37:18what sort of material fine lady silk gloves man-made fibers have you chased the manufacturers maggie i'm not
37:26opening up a thousand avenues when this clever monkey is nicked we'll have the gloves off him
37:30and there's 19 fibers for 11 different jobs and that's him he won't even have to open his mouth
37:34so the fibers wait until you get noddy boy why don't you stay ahead of the game because i'm thick
37:39and flash and working in the sticks maggie there are 120 manufacturers of man-made fibers and god
37:43knows how many more in hong kong taiwan india i've only got 10 men i don't want them all over
37:48the country i want them on the patch looking for the man doing it the copper's way but you've got
37:52nowhere have you asked the lab for country of origin or manufacturers no what you don't ask for you
37:59don't get give me some of your fibers
38:08where would she go
38:11what address were you heading for i want to respect
38:18you've got a few hours to make up your mind
38:21and we'll have no alternative other than to make your arrival in this country public
38:27may i go to the toilet
38:34nigel you're an angel
38:49town
38:50those fibers at last at government labs got off its backs
38:54oh mr leslie bat please speaking
38:57oh good morning mr pat i understand you're the distributor of the f311 silk
39:02that's right lovely material trouble is too few use it you're in the trade no i'm inquiring for
39:07a client you make gloves scarves full odds and the manufacturer of the gloves me
39:14my client's a demander mr bat could you let me have a list of your outlets express i've got 300
39:21no counting overseas where are you midway region just a minute that bird at bannister's had a really
39:28nice pair of gloves on right have you got a pencil
39:34this list mr bannister this missing list of jobs you were interviewed on two occasions by my officers
39:39over the past 12 months and you made no mention of it we wanted to know and we still do
39:43mr bannister
39:44about everybody that gets behind this counter
39:49you found his black track suit
39:52is she police i told you you'd be in at the kill his girlfriend left here wearing gloves
39:56where's she bother you think i robbed those houses don't you where can we get hold of this
40:01caroline caroline why well she might have your missing list look i met her at a rotary dance
40:09she's divorced she comes here once well every now and then it's good for both of us
40:19look my wife will kill me i've got a good business here all we want is her address yeah well
40:25you can't
40:26she's straight she might have nothing to do with it look if there's any help i didn't get the address
40:31from you i got it out of your address book i've mislaid it and i found it thanks
40:45whoever she was she shouldn't have gone
40:50why uh why the illegal entry because my daddy's so busy i'm here with my mother to buy up a
40:59stretch of
40:59coast where boats can come in and out
41:06london
41:12that enough almost
41:22you're incredible you know that
41:24yeah
41:29why do you thief
41:35i'm poorly paid
41:38i like danger
41:41i saw three guns in a safe well there were two others to check
41:48i think i'd rather be sorry than say
41:53i've got class
41:59well i hope the guns don't get you
42:03no you
42:06i'll be gone by dark promise
42:11yeah
42:25maggie i'm just going to the loo
42:32let's get one thing clear
42:35i'm not a copper
42:36i used to be
42:38so i'll tell you what's going to happen
42:41you passed a list containing the addresses of safes that banister either fitted or supplied
42:47now that makes you a participant in the crime
42:50in legal jargon you're treated as a principal
42:52but i haven't broken into anywhere
42:55just listen
42:56his bladder's not that big
43:00you passed information
43:02and if you don't stick up your hand you're going to go away for a long time
43:05a lot of money's was gone that's how the courts will measure it by how much
43:10the person you helped
43:13MI5 also have reason to believe it is involved in guns
43:17government security and the abduction of a girl
43:20guns that's rubbish
43:21he's got a bullet in his hand
43:24you're lying
43:25come on what's your boyfriend's name
43:27he's not
43:28who is it then
43:31you don't know
43:33you don't know anything
43:35you're guessing
43:37when that door opens the chit chat will have to stop
43:42where do you buy your gloves
43:44manly's or lytton and sims
43:48right the wpc will be along in a second mrs forbes will leave us alone and then we'll talk
43:53one question
43:54without caution
43:55go on then
43:57this girl
43:58yeah
43:59who is she
44:02your ex-husband the one from the north
44:04he uses your information
44:07your gloves
44:09anything else
44:27you
45:04we're police officers where's David Ryan you can take them off miss they don't
45:08belong to you my wages why don't you ask me if my room is comfortable you're being very silly miss
45:23where's David Ryan probably at school right one kit now the school will provide the match strip
45:34but the boys team would be expected to provide training kit and polish right to dress not I want
45:51you all to provide a complete change of smart clothes for the evening meal you will call look
45:58smart now on and off the field you're gonna be representing the school and as we'll be in
46:04Belgium you'll also be representing your country I come for Barbados man three toiletries including
46:12toothpaste that before money now as you all know we teachers are vastly underpaid so I'm not
46:28gonna be bailing you little lot out am I all right it should be in Franks by now and you
46:34make sure
46:35that when you get a Blankenburg you've got enough left to buy your parents little present after all
46:41we've shelled that hundred quid for you little lot on this
46:59right now we come to what you do not do you are still only 15 years old therefore no buying
47:09or
47:09consuming of alcohol never know you win the tournament we may run to an extra half a pint of shandy
47:18on the last night
47:22any of you lot the worst for drink and the next morning you will find yourself at great expense to
47:30the school and the school and your parents on the ferry
47:34all right not a good time you won't pull your weight
47:38but the rules laid down about time and your responsibilities you treat them as laws laid down by me
47:50and it's not in your best interest to break the law
47:56any questions
47:58what's about you know sir if we meet a girl
48:03well you bring her to me I'd like to meet her
48:07never know if I approve I'll give you ten minutes
48:09all right anybody else
48:15no
48:19okay
48:31well
48:34best to look
48:39we'll see you tomorrow
48:42will mr. ryan report to the secretary's office please
48:45mr. ryan
49:05to fat man with our compliments
49:08mr. ryan
49:23mr. ryan
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