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A young woman becomes entangled in a web of mystery, fear, and hidden secrets in this gripping classic thriller from 1945. As strange events unfold and shadows seem to conceal dangerous truths, she must uncover the mystery before it is too late. Filled with suspense, psychological tension, and atmospheric storytelling, this vintage film remains a captivating experience for fans of classic mystery cinema.
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00:01:07Many years ago, when the Commodore built it,
00:01:10it had been one of the showplaces of New Bristol,
00:01:1311 Crescent Drive.
00:01:16That's how the house was still listed in the city directory.
00:01:19But it was a dead address.
00:01:22It had been barred, locked and shuttered for over 12 years.
00:01:26Thousands of days had dawned
00:01:28without a ray of sunshine striking through its windows.
00:01:32It stood among the neighbouring homes,
00:01:34dark and blind and almost forgotten.
00:01:38From a certain window in the house next door,
00:01:42the Crescent seemed deserted,
00:01:45yet not quite deserted.
00:01:48An old woman was crossing the street,
00:01:51bundled against the rain.
00:01:55In front of the empty house,
00:01:57suddenly she paused, surprised,
00:02:01and stared at something she saw.
00:02:05A light in a place where no light should have been.
00:02:08It moved behind the boarded windows.
00:02:10It reached the wall.
00:02:12It should have stopped there, but it didn't.
00:02:14It went on through into the house next door.
00:02:19And then she saw why.
00:02:22Below her,
00:02:23dimly through the rain-stained window,
00:02:26a man appeared.
00:02:27She saw him stoop and lift something heavy
00:02:30and set it in place.
00:02:34He must have heard her.
00:02:36For suddenly he turned.
00:02:38When the light hit her face,
00:02:39she stumbled and dropped something.
00:02:41A small gold watch.
00:02:43It was probably the only thing of value
00:02:46she had to her name.
00:02:48Frightened as she was,
00:02:49she stayed to look for it.
00:02:51Just a little too long.
00:02:53Above her,
00:02:55a door opened.
00:02:57The door of number 10,
00:02:59Crescent Drive.
00:03:01The door of number 10,
00:03:04The door of number 10,
00:03:15Crescent Drive.
00:03:45The door of number 10,
00:03:45The door of number 10,
00:03:48The door of number 10,
00:03:50The door of number 10,
00:03:55The door of number 10,
00:04:10Taxi.
00:04:17Number 10, Crescent Drive.
00:04:39Number 10, Crescent Drive.
00:05:10Number 10, Crescent Drive.
00:05:11What do you want?
00:05:11She wants in. What do you think she wants?
00:05:14I'm your new governess.
00:05:14We've got a governess.
00:05:16Sure you gave me the right address, Miss?
00:05:19There it is. Fielding, Number 10, Crescent Drive.
00:05:22And they've got a governess.
00:05:25Yes?
00:05:26Oh, you should be Miss Howard. Come in.
00:05:36You'll find Mr. Fielding in the library.
00:05:38He's expecting you.
00:05:59Mr. Fielding?
00:06:00What is it?
00:06:01I'm Elizabeth Howard.
00:06:03Take a chair, Miss Howard.
00:06:16Shall I answer it?
00:06:17Why? It'll stop ringing after a while.
00:06:26See?
00:06:29Perhaps you don't remember.
00:06:30The agency in Boston sent me here as a governess.
00:06:35Uh-huh.
00:06:37Well, aren't you even going to look at me?
00:06:40Sure.
00:06:44You're too young to know anything about children.
00:06:47I'm sure I'm not. The agency said you were 25.
00:06:48I...
00:06:49You're not 25, are you?
00:06:50No, I...
00:06:51You're nothing like 25.
00:06:52Have you ever had a job as a governess before?
00:06:54No, but...
00:06:55Have you ever had any kind of a job?
00:06:57Yes, I have, but...
00:06:58Don't you ever finish a sentence?
00:06:59Yes, if I'm allowed to.
00:07:02Okay.
00:07:03Let's start all over.
00:07:04Sit down. Tell me about yourself.
00:07:11My home was in Sharon.
00:07:13I went to Boston a year ago and worked on a newspaper.
00:07:16Then I tried advertising for a while.
00:07:18You didn't like it?
00:07:19I was fired.
00:07:21I see.
00:07:22I was never really trained for anything.
00:07:24My father died suddenly while I was at college.
00:07:27And your mother?
00:07:28She died when I was a child.
00:07:31Well, Miss Howard, you're young and pretty and...
00:07:34You seem intelligent.
00:07:36What makes you want to be a governess?
00:07:38I'm fond of children, Mr. Fielding.
00:07:40You think that's enough?
00:07:41Yes, I do.
00:07:42You don't know my children.
00:07:44Well, I've seen them.
00:07:45Seeing them is one thing and making them behave is something else.
00:07:48I'd like to try if you'll let me.
00:07:50Well, let's go up and meet them.
00:07:55I did hope you'd be a little more motherly.
00:07:58I'll be 22 in March.
00:08:00Remind me to congratulate you.
00:08:05That's where they belong.
00:08:06Behind bars.
00:08:11After my wife died, they went to live with her grandmother.
00:08:14She didn't discipline them.
00:08:16She bribed them.
00:08:19That's my room and that's the nursery.
00:08:24And this is your room.
00:08:30Lily?
00:08:32Lily!
00:08:34Were you wanting me, Mr. Fielding?
00:08:36Is there anyone else in this house called Lily?
00:08:37Why hasn't this room been done?
00:08:40Hasn't it?
00:08:41When?
00:08:42Last year?
00:08:42Well, I'll go and get the sweep.
00:08:49Do you know how to run a house, Miss Howard?
00:08:51Yes, of course.
00:08:52I wish you'd run this one.
00:08:55Cheerful view, isn't it?
00:08:56Cheerful.
00:08:57That's the Tiger's place.
00:08:59It's been boarded up for 12 years.
00:09:01Around here, we call it the Commodore's Folly.
00:09:04I used to work for the old devil once.
00:09:07This is Ellen's room.
00:09:12Come on in here, you two.
00:09:14And say, how do you do to Miss Howard?
00:09:18This is my little girl.
00:09:20Hello, Ellen.
00:09:21Hello.
00:09:22Bonnie?
00:09:23This is Dumbo.
00:09:25Hello, Dumbo.
00:09:27Bonnie!
00:09:29Bonnie's a very disobedient boy.
00:09:31Really?
00:09:32Mm-hmm.
00:09:36What are you doing, son?
00:09:37Playing hard to get?
00:09:39Come on, let's go out and be friends.
00:09:41Don't want to.
00:09:42Come on, she's all right.
00:09:44Let's give her a chance.
00:09:46This is Teddy.
00:09:47And this is Virginia May.
00:09:49And this is Barney.
00:09:50How do you do, Barney?
00:09:51Well, I'll leave you to get acquainted.
00:09:53I'll be downstairs if you need me.
00:09:57Maxine was prettier.
00:09:58Maxine was mean.
00:10:00She wouldn't do my curls.
00:10:02And who was Maxine?
00:10:04Maxine's our governor.
00:10:05She's coming back.
00:10:05She told me so.
00:10:07I'm glad you're going to live with us, Miss Howard.
00:10:10I like you.
00:10:12Well, I hope you're both going to like me.
00:10:19Would you like to see my scrapbook, Miss Howard?
00:10:22I'd like to very much.
00:10:26Barney's always playing that old record.
00:10:29Maxine gave it to him.
00:10:34Look, that's Donald Duck.
00:10:36And that's Dopey.
00:10:38And that's Grumpy, the cross one.
00:10:44Snow White.
00:10:45Isn't she pretty?
00:10:46She's lovely.
00:10:48He was in love with her.
00:10:50He was?
00:10:50Mm-hmm.
00:10:53And what's this, Ellen?
00:10:55Salem Alley.
00:10:56That's Alberta.
00:10:57Alberta?
00:10:58That's her there.
00:10:59She's dead.
00:11:00The man from the empty house isn't in the picture.
00:11:03What man?
00:11:04The man from the empty house, he lives next door, in there.
00:11:08And he just goes out at night.
00:11:11Nobody lives in there, Ellen.
00:11:12Oh, yes, he does.
00:11:14Truly, he does.
00:11:15He comes into our house, too.
00:11:18Barney's seen him.
00:11:19And he hasn't got a face.
00:11:21Well, that's silly, Ellen.
00:11:22Barney was just telling you a story to frighten you.
00:11:24I never did.
00:11:25Oh, what a fib.
00:11:27He did so, Miss Howard.
00:11:28Did not.
00:11:29You did so.
00:11:30You know what he told me?
00:11:31You shut up.
00:11:32You just talk and talk.
00:11:37Ellen, if you'll get your curlers ready, I'll put your hair up.
00:11:41Oh, will you?
00:11:41Will you really, Miss Howard?
00:11:43I found out that this will never do.
00:11:47When you grow old, you don't last long.
00:11:51You're here today, and then tomorrow you're gone.
00:11:57Do you mind if we turn this off for a minute?
00:12:00Let it alone.
00:12:03What's the matter, Barney?
00:12:06Won't you tell me?
00:12:07I want Maxine to come back.
00:12:09I love her.
00:12:10That's all right.
00:12:11There's no reason why you shouldn't love Maxine.
00:12:14But can't we be friends, too?
00:12:16Why didn't you come here?
00:12:17We don't want you here.
00:12:29You're my enemy.
00:12:30I hate you.
00:12:37We don't want you here.
00:12:39There'll be some changes made today.
00:12:43There'll be some changes made.
00:12:47or
00:13:09Yes, yes, yes, I know, yes.
00:13:12Oh, excuse me.
00:13:14Please don't go.
00:13:15But I saw her two hours ago.
00:13:16What's the matter with her now?
00:13:19Oh, I see.
00:13:20Well, uh, hold on a minute, will you?
00:13:23You looking for David?
00:13:24Yes.
00:13:25I thought the house looked a little brighter this evening.
00:13:27You're the new governess?
00:13:28Yes.
00:13:29Well, David's in the living room with a creature named Goodwin.
00:13:32Well, if Mr. Fielding has company, I'll...
00:13:34Oh, I'd hardly call Goodwin company.
00:13:36He's one of the local pests.
00:13:38You go in, I'll join you.
00:13:40Well, you better phone her and tell her I'll drop around about 9.30 to put her to bed.
00:13:44Besides this other place, being more modern and easier on servants.
00:13:48A lot nearer the shipyard, too.
00:13:50Oh, come in.
00:13:51This is Mr. Goodwin, Miss Howard.
00:13:53How do?
00:13:53Sit down, won't you?
00:13:54I'll be through in just a moment.
00:14:00Look, it takes me exactly 10 minutes to get to the shipyard.
00:14:03You understand, Mr. Fielding, I'm just looking out for your interests.
00:14:06If you'd listened to me, you would have gotten rid of this house long ago.
00:14:10It's gloomy, it's damp, it's old-fashioned.
00:14:11It's full of cockroaches, the roof's falling in, and the plumbing's coming apart.
00:14:15This is a private conversation, if you don't mind, Dr. Evans.
00:14:17Why wouldn't I mind?
00:14:18I was asked here for a game of cribbage.
00:14:20You understand, Mr. Fielding, it's of no consequence to me one way or the other.
00:14:23Except for your commission.
00:14:24Just a minute now, Dr. Evans.
00:14:26It's in the whole 15 years I've been in business in this town.
00:14:29Have I ever let a commission get between me and a client?
00:14:31I wouldn't know. I haven't been watching you.
00:14:36Good night, all.
00:14:38Good night, Goodwin.
00:14:41You're pretty.
00:14:43Last one was pretty, too.
00:14:48Subtle little fellow, isn't he? What's he after this time?
00:14:50You heard him.
00:14:53Would you care for a drink, Miss Howard?
00:14:55Thank you, I don't drink.
00:14:56Well, you don't have to make a virtue of it.
00:14:59Well, why not? It's a refreshing touch around here.
00:15:01Is it?
00:15:02Oh, you two haven't met.
00:15:04Yes, we have.
00:15:05In the library.
00:15:06Quite casually, but very pleasantly.
00:15:09How'd you make out with the children, Miss Howard?
00:15:11Everything all right?
00:15:12I think so.
00:15:13Ellen and I read all about the cowardly lion, and I put her hair in curlers.
00:15:17How about Barney?
00:15:19Barney and I had a talk, too.
00:15:21You mean you had a talk.
00:15:23Let's have it, Miss Howard.
00:15:24What do you really think about Barney?
00:15:25He seems very intelligent.
00:15:27He is very intelligent.
00:15:28He's also tricky and over-emotional.
00:15:30If you cross him, he'll find a way to pay you back double.
00:15:33On top of that, he has a vile temper, and he's an unprincipled little liar.
00:15:36You make him sound like a little monster.
00:15:38Do I?
00:15:40I thought I made him sound like my son.
00:15:42Miss Howard has hardly been here long enough to see the resemblance.
00:15:45Don't believe a word he says.
00:15:46Why don't?
00:15:48It just seems so unfair.
00:15:49Does it?
00:15:50You time for another game of cribbage, Charles?
00:15:52No, I must be getting along.
00:15:54Where to?
00:15:54To the hospital.
00:15:55I have to look in on Mrs. Dextock.
00:15:57Oh, good.
00:15:57You can give me a lift.
00:15:58I'm going that way.
00:16:02You're not the nervous sort, I hope.
00:16:03You'll be alone here a great deal.
00:16:06Mr. Fielding?
00:16:07Yes?
00:16:08I meant to give you this.
00:16:12Where'd you find it?
00:16:13The dressing table in my room.
00:16:16I see.
00:16:22Are you from Boston, Miss Howard?
00:16:23We lived in Sharon.
00:16:25Oh, well, then you're used to small towns.
00:16:27You won't be too bored here.
00:16:28I'm sure I won't.
00:16:29Miss Howard,
00:16:31if you'd like something to read,
00:16:33you'll find it right in there.
00:16:34Just help yourself.
00:16:35When I'm out at night,
00:16:36this light is always left on.
00:16:38I'll turn it off when I come home.
00:16:40Good night, Miss Howard.
00:16:41Good night.
00:16:45Good night.
00:16:46Good night, Mr. Fielding.
00:16:51Well, what did you think of her?
00:16:53Well, for once in his life,
00:16:54Goodwin was right.
00:16:54She is pretty, very pretty.
00:16:55That's not what I meant.
00:16:57Still, it doesn't do any harm, does it?
00:17:23Oh, good evening.
00:17:25I'm sorry to disturb you.
00:17:26I wonder if I might use your telephone to call a cab.
00:17:29I think it's going to rain again.
00:17:31Of course.
00:17:32Come in.
00:17:37It's in here.
00:17:37Oh, thank you.
00:17:41There are no public telephones anywhere near here.
00:17:44Shall I call it for you?
00:17:45Oh, please do.
00:17:48I'll do it.
00:17:48I promise I'll do it.
00:17:50She's downstairs.
00:17:51She came this afternoon,
00:17:52but I'll do it honest.
00:17:53Be sure now, Barney,
00:17:55or I'll crush my heart and hope to die
00:17:56in a cellar full of rats.
00:17:58You're a good boy, Barney.
00:18:00Who is that?
00:18:01Hello?
00:18:03Barney, who are you talking to?
00:18:06Barney, who was that?
00:18:21Barney, I heard you.
00:18:21Barney, I heard you.
00:18:22You were talking to me.
00:18:33Barney, who was that on the phone, Barney?
00:18:37Barney, who was that on the phone?
00:18:37I heard you talking to somebody.
00:18:40You said I'll do it.
00:18:41What did she tell you to do?
00:18:43She told me to be a good boy.
00:18:46I don't believe that, Barney.
00:18:50If you want to use the phone again,
00:18:51you are to ask my permission.
00:18:53Do you understand?
00:18:54Yes, Miss Howard.
00:18:56You shouldn't be reading.
00:18:57You should be asleep.
00:18:58Yes, Miss Howard.
00:18:59I'm sorry.
00:19:15I'm sorry.
00:19:33Did you get your cab?
00:19:35Oh, I hope you don't mind my coming in here.
00:19:38I wanted to see the back garden, but I'm afraid it's too dark.
00:19:41Our garden?
00:19:42No, my garden.
00:19:44But I thought that...
00:19:45I'm Marion Tygarth.
00:19:47Oh, that was your father's house?
00:19:49No.
00:19:51The Commodore was my husband.
00:19:53I thought of him...
00:19:54As an old man?
00:19:56Well, yes.
00:19:57He was.
00:19:58A mean old man.
00:20:00He was the meanest man I've ever known.
00:20:02When he was gone, I tried to feel sorry, but he died abroad, you know.
00:20:12Does David Fielding still live here?
00:20:15Yes.
00:20:16Is he as handsome as ever?
00:20:17Yes, he's...
00:20:18He looks younger than I do, doesn't he?
00:20:21Yes.
00:20:22He is?
00:20:24Are you his second wife?
00:20:25No, I'm not Mrs. Fielding.
00:20:27I'm the governess.
00:20:29Then he didn't marry again after the...
00:20:31accident.
00:20:33No.
00:20:36That must be your cab.
00:20:37Do you like it here in New Bristol?
00:20:39I've only been here a few hours.
00:20:41Oh, you're lucky.
00:20:42I was born here.
00:20:44I was married here.
00:20:45I came to that house next door as a bride.
00:20:48I was just about your age.
00:20:50Now it's all I have left in the world.
00:20:57Anybody call a cab?
00:20:58Oh, yes, I did.
00:20:59Okay, it's here.
00:21:01Well, it is raining.
00:21:02I'll get an umbrella.
00:21:09look at it sealed up like a vault the day before we left my husband had mr goodwin's men boarded
00:21:16up so tight not even a ray of light to get into it mr goodwin was the commodore's agent you
00:21:22know
00:21:22yes i've met mr goodwin lady i'm not getting any drier standing here oh i'm coming well goodbye
00:21:29you've been very nice to me i hope to see more of you
00:22:04miss howard yes
00:22:12still awake dear will you always leave the door from between our rooms at night if you want
00:22:18it's time for little girls to be asleep miss howard what did they call you when you were
00:22:23little girl i'm afraid they called me liz may i call you miss liz of course you may beginning
00:22:30tomorrow morning
00:22:33would you like dumbo to sleep with you barney's got him i'll get him for you
00:22:41is barney taking a bath oh no he leaves the water running to keep awake you see he's not allowed
00:22:47to go to sleep oh please don't say i told you miss liz
00:23:45here's dumbo and i'll leave the door openWhen i'll lieber my house from me you want to
00:23:48I go to sleep.
00:23:50Good night, Miss Liz.
00:23:59Give me that. I told you I needed him.
00:24:02Honey.
00:24:33My dear, I was never going to die.
00:24:34I forgot to go in the book.
00:24:34You are born in New York.
00:24:35I had a good surprise.
00:24:35I had no wish.
00:24:35I had no wish.
00:24:35I had no wish.
00:24:36I had no wish.
00:24:40I had no wish.
00:24:53No, dear, it's G natural, not G sharp.
00:24:56Try it again.
00:25:02Bravo.
00:25:03And when do we give our first concert?
00:25:05Soon now.
00:25:06Good afternoon.
00:25:07And how is Miss Fielding today?
00:25:08Cough better?
00:25:09It's entirely gone.
00:25:11Thank you, Doctor.
00:25:11That's very gratifying.
00:25:14Want to listen to my chest?
00:25:15What would that get me?
00:25:16Ah, ah.
00:25:17Oh, go on, Beat it.
00:25:18You're as strong as a horse.
00:25:18A horse.
00:25:20Stop that, Barney, and go put your coat on.
00:25:23Aren't you going to finish your piece, dear?
00:25:25Yes, Miss Liz.
00:25:31I see you've made someone in this house happy already.
00:25:34I only hope you can do as well for the others.
00:25:37I hope you'll be happy here yourself.
00:25:38I'm sure I will.
00:25:39They need someone like you.
00:25:41David isn't the easiest person in the world to get along with.
00:25:44And since his wife was killed.
00:25:49I've finished, Miss Liz.
00:25:50All right, dear.
00:25:51Get your things on.
00:25:54That was two years ago.
00:25:56He's never really got over it.
00:25:57There are days when he's the most charming man I know.
00:25:59Other days, he's not quite so charming.
00:26:01And since you're going to be in the house, you'll have to be the victim.
00:26:04The victim of what, Charles?
00:26:06I wish you wouldn't creep up on people, David, especially when they're talking about you.
00:26:09Here.
00:26:09Here are your sleeping pills.
00:26:10If these don't work, I'll buy you a hammer.
00:26:12Come on, Dick.
00:26:13We're going out.
00:26:14Wait for me.
00:26:16I can run past anybody in the world.
00:26:18I can run past you.
00:26:19No, you can't.
00:26:21Where are the children going?
00:26:22I'm taking them for a walk.
00:26:24How about a game this evening?
00:26:25I'm dining out.
00:26:26If I get home early, I'll call you.
00:26:27Slayer's still at large.
00:26:29Ellen.
00:26:30No clues say police in brutal murder.
00:26:33Give that to me.
00:26:42I'm afraid this is one of those other days.
00:26:47Have a good time.
00:26:50Step on a crack, break your mother's back.
00:26:53Bonnie!
00:26:54Step on a crack, break your mother's back.
00:26:56Bonnie!
00:26:57Daddy told you never to say that.
00:26:59He did, Miss Liz.
00:27:00Sneak.
00:27:01He's just impossible.
00:27:03Hello.
00:27:04Well, well, the whole family.
00:27:05Good afternoon.
00:27:06Come on, Pip.
00:27:07Out see you now, Little Town?
00:27:09Yes, the children are showing me around.
00:27:11Not very much to see, I'm afraid.
00:27:12Not first.
00:27:13You have to have lived here.
00:27:14You have to know things about people.
00:27:15I'm not very inquisitive, Mr. Goodman.
00:27:16Aren't you?
00:27:17I am.
00:27:18In my business, I have to be.
00:27:19Barney, wait for me.
00:27:20Now, take that young lady I mentioned to you last night.
00:27:22Barney!
00:27:22She was pretty all right, but I could see she was trouble.
00:27:24Excuse me, Mr. Goodman.
00:27:26Don't walk too far.
00:27:30Look, monkeys, can we go?
00:27:31Can we see the movie?
00:27:32I don't know.
00:27:33It's after four.
00:27:34Oh, please, Miss Liz.
00:27:36Let's see the movie.
00:27:37I didn't bring any money.
00:27:38Barney's got money.
00:27:40Not that much.
00:27:41I have to look.
00:27:44That is a lot of money.
00:27:45Did you open your bank?
00:27:47No.
00:27:47It's his wages.
00:27:49Wages?
00:27:50Barney, where did you get so much money?
00:27:52Oh, I had it.
00:27:58Three, please.
00:28:00I'll give it back to you, Barney, when we get home.
00:28:02Sonny, you can take that dog in there.
00:28:05Leave it with the ushers you go in.
00:28:07Oh, gee.
00:28:30Where's Barney?
00:28:31He went out.
00:28:32When?
00:28:34He's probably calling her again.
00:28:37Come on, Ellen.
00:28:37Oh, please, Miss Liz.
00:28:39Shh.
00:28:40Shh.
00:28:40Come on.
00:28:42Yes, I do.
00:28:43Tell me again, quick.
00:28:45I'll do it.
00:28:46Cross my heart.
00:28:47I'll do my best.
00:28:48I did tell her to go away.
00:28:51Please, please.
00:28:52I've got to go now.
00:28:53She's coming.
00:28:57Hello.
00:28:58What did I tell you about telephone calls, Barney?
00:29:00I wasn't calling anybody.
00:29:01You were, too, and I know who.
00:29:03You shut your big mouth.
00:29:04Come on, Tip.
00:29:08We'll have to hurry.
00:29:09It's getting late.
00:29:18Barney, I thought you said you knew the way.
00:29:20Hey.
00:29:26Barney, it's so late, and we're nowhere near home.
00:29:28Yes, we are.
00:29:29There's a shortcut.
00:29:30Barney, you're sure?
00:29:31Right down here.
00:29:32It comes out near the house.
00:29:33Oh, Miss Liz, he's...
00:29:35Yes, Ellen?
00:29:36What were you saying?
00:29:37Nothing, Miss Liz.
00:29:49It's dark.
00:29:49I'm scared.
00:29:51Shh, darling.
00:29:51There's nothing to be afraid of.
00:29:53There is, too, Miss Liz.
00:29:54He's up to something.
00:29:55I know he is.
00:29:57Barney, where are we?
00:29:58What is this street?
00:29:59We're in Salem Alley.
00:30:02Salem Alley?
00:30:05Barney, come back here.
00:30:06There's nothing to be afraid of.
00:30:08You brought us here, and we're going through.
00:30:10Come on, Julie.
00:30:16It's him.
00:30:45He's at the place!
00:30:47a woman was murdered is that a place to take children i didn't take them they took me i see
00:30:55mr fielding yes i'm trying to do my best for them but you have to help me how how much
00:31:01pocket money
00:31:01do you give barney a quarter a week if he brushes his teeth regularly and he lives right up to
00:31:06his
00:31:06income a quarter a week perhaps you don't think that's enough of course only only what why did
00:31:12you discharge maxine she was a bad influence on the children and she took too much interest in my
00:31:17private affairs satisfied barney still telephones her why don't you stop him i told him not to do it
00:31:23again i'll see that he obeys you and from now on suppose you keep your mind on the children
00:31:30and all of things that don't concern you good night
00:31:40i said good night miss howard
00:32:04mr fielding mr fielding
00:32:40so
00:32:44so
00:33:05You got beer?
00:33:07Beer?
00:33:12The other one gave me beer.
00:33:15Who are you?
00:33:15Smoke?
00:33:18I'm Chester.
00:33:19Were you...
00:33:20Are you the man I saw in the garden last night?
00:33:23Sure.
00:33:24I'm here every night.
00:33:25I fixed the furnace.
00:33:28Oh.
00:33:29And I fixed it good.
00:33:31You tell that cook if she leaves the damper open again, I'll get mad.
00:33:36I'll break something.
00:33:40Hmm?
00:33:41You tell her.
00:33:42Yes, I'll tell her.
00:33:43What are you scared for?
00:33:46I'm a nice guy.
00:33:51Ask Maxine.
00:33:53She knows.
00:33:58Next time, beer.
00:34:01I'll be right back later.
00:34:02Yeah.
00:34:22She knows.
00:34:23I love you.
00:34:24No, I'm sorry.
00:34:26I love you, I love you.
00:34:27I love you, my friend.
00:34:29I love you.
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